Lucknow Sentinel, 1893-02-03, Page 1R-OiBER-"i -CUNNINGHAM...
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Tract° For Canatts
:Saws, Axednd Guns
New goods best .quallty
Culteryand lamp goods
Lll to 4ttite
Cana-
dlatt ,TI'ade.
'SEE, WREN_ YOUR By
Y0i WILL HUY .
- WHEN SEE
0i TAYLOR.
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ITOKNOW,
I-0 FRIDAY, FaRDARY
LUOKNOW.
Capita paid :up
Reserve Fund -
Total Assets
President -.ToriN Su BP
Yice, President—A. G. RAMSAY.
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DIRECTORS:
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TOTIN PROCTOR,* CHAS. GURNEY, GEO. ROACH
A. T. WCOD, A. B. LEE7Tor-Onto).
Cashier—.T. TURNBULL. -
$1;250-opoo
..$65k),o6O
- $7:979,646
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sAynvog BANK—Himrs- 10 to 3, . Satur-
JO to 1.9 Peposits of 81 and upwards
received ani.t interest allowed, •
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SP- 4.41Z.:DEP6SiTS also reCeived at ettr
rent rates; of interest. .
• P114FTS nn Grleat. Britain and the United
States bought and sold. . •
J . C. BROWN, SPB-.Aok;kTT,
DENTAL
et. S. JEROME, if. D. S.
Wingbam, will be in LuOkno-w
on the .seeond and fourth
day and Saturday of each month: -Good sets
for 810. Finn' and e.vtracting a specialty
,- Office -at Cainis''Hot€1.
LEGAL
A... IVIALCOMSON,', _BARRISTER11 ,
• -Solicitor,. Conveyancer.. etc.,..(late of
Cameron; Holt & Cameron, G-cderich).... Office
- at Traver's oid stand.
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MORRISON, ATTORNEY AT
• law, Solicitor in. CaneerY, Convey-
ancer, Commisioner, etc. Office. Over the
barber shop.
n ARROW & -PROUDFOOT, BARRIS-
teTs-, Solicitors, etc, Goderich, Ont.
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J. T. GARROW, QO,PROUDFOOT.
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. A..-McD.ONALD, M. I). C. M.
O. Office; Kintail.
R. ELLIOTT,--oFilag AND. RESI,
dence, Ontram itreet, sece ud door north
of Little'S she' store, -
Tx R. TENNANT, _ -PH Y S 1 CIA. N,
_IV Surgeon and.Aceoucheur. Surgery op-
posite Cain's hotel. Office hours from 9 -toll
_a. m ail from 2 to -`5 p.-ra.
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DMeD. GORDON, -M.D.., C.M., F.T.
e, *A.S.t• *M.C.P.S.0 Physician„, Sur-
geon, and AccOucheur. Office next- do,* to W. •
_ implement shop. Residence Ross street,
south of D. R. McIntosh's_ store. • .
TIR:. D. GEDDES, V. S., CALLS
_KJ eitherbymailor telegram pwmptly
ittended to. Charges moderate; Residenile,
Outram street, oimosite. Dr. -Elliott's and
• se%Cnd door north of SENTINEL Office.
MUSICAL TVITIOPJ.
E MISSES LITTLE ARE PRE:
. pared to give mnsic-lessons: on the piano
or organ. For further particulsrs apply at
the yesidence ofiW.U. Little, Ross street. '
NERAL
'1V4-0_,NEY TO lAYANNON RE.AL ESTATE
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security for aTik time, at the -lowest
- rate of interest The principal may be paid
at the end -ofthe time, or a part of the princi-
- palmay be paid each year, interest Ceasing on
'the amount paid, For further particulars,
to., apply to ANGUS STEWART, 14.1.CkilOW:
SOOIETIES
J. G, T. SEPOY LODGE, -NO, 384.
• meets in the south- end. -Lodge "ROMP..
- in the :Temperance Hall, Lucknow, every.
Tuesday evening at 8 e'cleck, D. --K. WEE -
TER, p. T:, S. MATHERS. Sec.
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C. T. --tAihe: regular, .monthly
• meeting"of the Wemen't Christian .
Temperance Unioli will be herd every second
Wednesday of each month in th Odd Fellows AGENT -
Elan; Lnckiaow,-- at 3 p. m. Mits. W. -H. 1 - 9
SMITH, President ; MRS. HoRNEtL, Secretary.,
•'BANKERS,-
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Or Luoknoo.Banking Comp y.
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LUORNOW, FEI3',In 31ST, 1893
"TOT -HE FARMERS:
We have the following farm properzies for
fiale.sheap and oneasy terms Of payment, viz::
; -IvKinloss Township a 50 acre farm,: 4100
acre-ifarta and a 150acre farm and a 200 'acre
famin Huron Township a200 acre farm ;.in
WeieWaNanosb Township farm of 100 aer‘s
and -1 farm of 150 acres, n. the Township ,of.
Ashfield two firms of 100 acre!, eich„,-.in Turn- •
berry Township; only a few miles from the
town of Winghath, /00 .acres of I timber land,
and a. grazing farra of 250 acres in the....,Town-
. ship .of Kicarcline,
baVe_a large quantity f money to lend.
on -first mortgages on farm Or _village. property
et5 pe.r ceLt. interest up.:- The rate is gov--
erned according to the 'class of security. We
-also lend small amount' of money on . second
.nko_rtg.-ages .and first .Chattel-niortgages,
We do a generitl ba,uking busine5s in. all its
branches, , alio:* nterests on deposits,: Issue
drafts on all .Oanadian poiuts - and on. t.h•
Am-erican! Exchange National Bank, Bank, NeW
Yoi le, city, arid -which are .accepted anywhere
throughout the United States, -make
collec-
tion in the -Staths-, Ontario, Quebec, ManitOba
or the _North...West, and cash cheques on anY.
place. -Lending: Money 4n- farmers notes a.
specialty:. - • - L -
We effect insurance, on all classes of build-
ings, either in .Stock or.Mutnal Companies as
-desired. Rene but first class. Companies rep-.
iesenied; •
GEO., A. SIDD 'ALL, Manager
-.-INsuRANcE,
FIRE AND MARINE,
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'GUELPH.
,Teie hone :No, 10-5,.. .1,
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NULIA H CHURCH --SERVICEB11
a.- in. and 6:30 p. m, ..Sunday School,
• 2:30`p. in.., • Superintendent, Wm.. S. Holmes.
Adult ela_41 every Wednesday evening_ at
'8 o'clock; Bible and prayer bo'bklesson's. All
are welcome.‘ REV.•W; J; ComfoR, Pastor.
ITC,KNOW MECHANICS' INSTI-
tnte. R,eading roomlopen everyevening.
- from 7 to -10 p. m., exCeptingSattrdays ;when
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the hours will be from 26 p. -ita. The
thin
librarian will -be in attendance ag these
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hours. D. Pres! I,!1 1G..
BrnED0bH, eeretacri,
C.T. R. TIME TABLE.
Trains -leave Lucknow.for outh at 6:18 a m
10:48- a, m. a,nd 6:20p.
-North at 12:30 p. in„ 4:0
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/74 and 10:28
THE SUBSCRIBERtHAS OPENED_AN
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office in the building east of the ;
SkrprEL. Printing.! OffiCe,
AGREEMENTS, BONDS, LEAS...ES,:
DEEDS, MORTGAGES. AND- WILLS
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Q A RE ITILY, ,‘PREPARED.. .
Plans ,s.peci catione and estimates for build
ings, m I1S, bridges, etc..!, _ -furnished
on short notice. -
.-JAS, SOMERVILLE-.'
LiicknoW,RT 11.1891
-Farmers,: look to: yonr -own interest'. and
insure •your - farm buildings and
!;private dwellings in ,.the..
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LONDON MUTUAL. .
1116-iarge-Premitiiii.Notes tequiked
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. CAST" SYSTEM :
50 cents, to 90 cents per $100 for three .years-,
IT- .W
Lodge INT . 112
ineets evcry'F±iday
evening at 8 o'-Olock
in their hall, _Campbell street.' All brethren
.`ciordially invited. I.J.1‘,1pLEott, N, Grand;
'11. If. PIERCE," Recorder. - •
-O. F.,COURT
41 'Sherwood No.
50, LucknoW. Meet -
every first and third
Monday in every
month, in the Or-
ange hall. -
Visit-
ing brethren a r e
cordially invited. -
r24 It LATTHIE, C. R.
D. D. YULE SEC.
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A 0-.-11. W. Tic-CIZNOW LODGE OF
,0 the Andent Order United Workmen,
meet the Oddfellqws hall on the last and
frecond Monday evenings of each month a -
eight &Clock. Visiting brethren -cordially
invited. I): PATTERSON, Yas,ter Workman. •
E. D. CAMERON, Recorder.
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JOHN LANE-.
-Also agent, for th Phoenix,. of London,
England.,
MI
entio33.
To obtaintho-bp4.Pic-Os for
your.. •
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t is to your advantge to use
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PINE
LIVERPOOL
and bring it toliig„40t-iti., rolis
weighing from -211i-19
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in
tubs. Crocks or pails at 1
this seaon do not bring as
-gpOd
R.C.SPAWNS
co. LICIZCOMOU
out to buyer&
looking Tor
r VES
Not ouble to iho
go ds Ev er
b dy solicited
T LOWS
rd, P93.
WHOLE
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WELCOMED HO
_WARDEN. BRYAN- RECEIIZES
ROYAI:REcEPTIO$.-
When it was announced last week
that our popular Reeve Jas Brian'
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was 'elected Warden of the County by
a majority of 3 Over-Ool. Scott of Kin.'
cardine,-it, was suggested by the writ-
er; to his colleagues in theirillage
-Council,' that some sort of an im-
promptu 'reception be gotten up, and
knowing your „roverbiar modesty, Mr.
Editor, or Mr. Warden, r requested a
small space in your columns togive
your readers, who were absent, a short
account of the reception The time to
get it up was short, the lateness of the
arrival of the Warden (it being Satur-
day nicfht,) and the bottles of - heaven e
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having been opened- on the occasion d
did not prevent the reception frpm
ORANGE. BLOSSOMS
Two llapyy Events. In West WawanosI4,
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- The large brick residence Of Mr.
James Smith: On the 1.261i -concession
of *est .Wawanosh was the scene of
a pleasant: gathering on Wednesday
evening to ,pelebrate the marriage of
Mr.-- .mith's two daug-hters
Jennie to Mr John G. Buchannari, of
Bay -City; and Miss; J essie to Mr. D.
R Buchann.an, of Drayton, N: Dakota.
Thelluptual knots were tied by the
Rev: John MilIs, in the:presence of a
host of friends and .relatives,: and the.
scenepresented was a beautiful and
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pictureeque. one. Hanging from
ceiling.. juet above the. -contracti
liarties. :was a large • bell shap
boquet:of natural roses and carnatio
While the Whole room - was gracefu
ncirCled in a- dark green Wreath
he two yoUng brides were rich
ressed in. fawn 'Colored silk, han
oraely trinimed and carried love -
oquets -of natural flowers. _The brides
aids:: were Miss - Ahnie:.Middleton
being.a-grand success.
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:-The band- was engaged and at about Pi
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PAR.A
Division Grange o. 7 met in the
Grange 'hall at Param. unt on the 26th
and 27th: Delegates from Pip.eriver,
Langside and Whitec urch were preps
.sent. A goodly_ num er of, -grangers
from this viCinity we e also present,
and a Very profitable ime Was spent -
discussing the severa -subjects per-
taining .to agricultur . Bro. Fetter,
foofodWfohritinecilllcuhrgcho'- s4s.Pb eeonhasapi);e0svenas
by actual test that g od ripe apples,'
when fed with bran or oat .chop wilr
produce More milk o a good. quality
than any .kinds of ro ts. Pumpkino
are 'just as good. o more apples
should- go to waste this country
when' such, Use can b made of them.
Bros. J. J. Taylor and S. Roberton
of Paramount, talked on the cheese
ndustry of ParaMaunt and as a num-
ber of patrons of butte factories were
nresent, the two indust ies were cora-
d- and taking e • yt g into
consideration!,.. it *as oun that the
heese factory payed t e best. Bro...
Currie spoke of com Ines and thefr
fled on a country and im the agrice-
ural class in particular. He also read a
aper trade. and ominerce, and
hat effects them. learned that.
can be effected in a great. many
aye, and to show sorii. of the worst
ays use a.short iddle and •
nswer : Why is the N. P: like wart
ecause it closes the Tor %of a Country
nd thereby hinders he trade. and
nimegce. of . that part cular country.
hp is a country wit out trade and
r.anierce simply no c untry at all.
On the 28th inst. the roof of Davis's.
at Paramount% ollapsed with _
e weight of snow.. .W.11. is now:
sy clearing Away t e reek am&
ill ha,ve it serene a short time
10 p. m. met at the town hall and we
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driven to the station; followed by the t
v_egicles containing the council an
Other prominent citizens Arriving a
the station they had little time
trait until the train steamed in. Th
band struck up a lively tune and a,
the guest stepped from the train thre
rousing cheers were given. The pro
cession immediately -formed into lin
and started down Havelock street, to
the music of the band, which kep
good time considering the pitch .holes
etc. Not the least important convey
ance, in the procession was JiEnm
'hunter's without the cow bell. -Whe
the-tawn hill was reached, Mr: Bryan
had a big time of it phaking hands
with both old and young:, The meet-
ing was soon called to order by 'Mr.
-Murdoch moving Mr. Clerk Morrison
to the chair, who, on assuming that
position called upon -Ex-Reeves, Ex
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7_ . up
Y. tw
of
nd Miss Lizzie Lawson, of ..TAuckno
nd -they both looked 9harming
heir Nile green dresses- made in
rincess style, trimmed with ric
hiffon lace and white ribbon, an
so Carried lovely boquets of flower
he grooms ` wore the convention
ress suits with/button hole boque
nd were ably supported by John
mith and Peter Smith; broth4rs
ides, as groomsmen On completio
'the ceremony the company sa
wn to a sumptuous repast, afte
high a pleasant social time was kep
till the "wee sma' hours ayant th
.a'." The brides' were the recipien
many beautiful and -costly resent§
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cOnn6illors present and Mr. tr; 13.
Hunter to take the platform. The
chairman! introduced Mr. Murdoch,
who in a neat and appropriate address
heartily congratulated the new Warden
as also did Councillor Lyons and Ex -
Reeves Dan Canipbell and. Dr.' J. S.
Tenrian.t, to which Mr. Bryan feelingly
and'appropriately responded. Mr. 4..
33. Hunter sang `‘Bonnie Prince
Charlie" after. which the band gave- a
couple of selections. This ended the
reception ..at the hall, after which Mr.
Bryan was driven to his residence,
accompanied by the band and citizens,
and safely handed over to the tender
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cares of his good Wife. " Orno.
RAPII
CITY.
The sacrament of the Lord's supper
will be administered in South Kiuloss
next Sabbath.
Mr... Rennie's family left last wilek
for an extend.ed stay in Bayfield. We
all wish them success for their futtire
prosperity. -
Mr. George Fisher, of Hamilton; is
spending a month with his father, Mr.
Jack Fidler.
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Mr. J.:Philips, Of Proton, is spend-
ing a week -w4h his brother Alex,
Philips of this place.
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Miss Sarah MT iflaij honie
'from Winaharn visitingher brotheiss
on the farm; -
Mrs. Bruce Of -Toronto,- has . lately
moved to this place.
Mr. Alex. Campbell, cif Marquette,
Michigan, is Visiting his father. Mr D
earn pbel I.
Miss McKenzie; of •Kinlough,_ was
visiting friends here recentrk.
Miss Laura Runsrnan . of Proton,
spent a' few days with ,M1SS Jennie
Philips recently.
Mrs. James -Fisher- and her two
children spent a. week in -Woodstock
a short•time_ago with her sister, Mrs
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D. Q. Ross; and other friends,
Mr, K. McLennan. of the Presbyter-
ian Goliege,- Montreal; . 'oCcupied the
Pulpit in South Kinloss No w.Year's
morning and -evening Where he preach-
ed a powerful sermon... He is a young
Man of great prothise. We trustthat
the Lord • will spare him for many
. ears.
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Among those 'present were noticed'
'Mr. J: McLean, Bay City; Dr. and
Mrs. Elliott, Arr. and Mrs. A. Ross,
mr. &Mrs. H. Daya-,1VIr. and1VIrs. R. Proc-
tor Mrs. and Mrs.'. A. Lawson _Mr.
and Mrs Jas. Bryan, .Mr. and Mrs.
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D. C. Taylor, Mrs. and Miss_ E.
Whitely, Mr, and Mrs. G. W. Berry,
Mr. and Mrs. W. H.- Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. S. Barber, Mr. and Mrs.
W. 'Cater, tucknow ; Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Greer, Mr. and. Mrs. W. Wilson,
Miss M. -and John and William Mo-
Pherson,
Mr. Wat Wilson-, Mr. and
MTS. W. Barber, West Wawa,nosh ;
111r. and, Mrs. D. Sutherland, Wing -
ham; Mr: and Mrs. Jas. Thompson,
Ashfield, and others. The Lucknow
band serenaded the bridal party and
ere -liberally entertained. The
appy couple intend spending a few
days with friends here, and will leave
for their. respective homes on Mon-
dalnext. The SENTINEL extends to
them our hearty congratulations and
good wishes.
HEMLOCK CITY
The annual meeting of the Hemlock
City milling -company, (ltd,) was -held
here 'on• -Thursday afternoon last. A
large number. a -farmers and share-
holders _were present - and much
business of importance was transacted.
The old:board .of direceors being re-
turned. The mill has done _exceed-
ingly well during the Past year and
the farmers and general public' are
fully alive to the propriety of support-
ina a farmer's mill and thereby pro-
teezling themselves from* unjust re-
turns -from dishonest millers. • ,
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Miss NelIie Davip of rthus village, -
ilc^rtioii
tiiingt tpfrsiernedse8nt-a.:t Kintail- and
F. D. Clarn)K is home a ain after his.
wedding trip to London lid 'vicinity.
- The foxes have evn ently. -missed
Dan, our local - sports en this -while
back, for one of -them entured too
near Dares abodewhen he found to
his sorrowwhat he w loDking for, .
but he is 'at large yet a sader and a
wiser -fox.
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- Mrs. Samuel :Ander on , of Ne-
braska is under the . arental roof
again at Mr, Alex. Mur °cll.'s. ' .
Word wae' received, la eiy from Mr...
.Jaines Anderson, of - Maiiitoba, . form- •
erly of this place, and ulore recentli •
•of • Bruce township, t at • he 'was
burned out and lost ever thing in th
house but the clothes t at were on
them at the time. Caus of Ere via
a defective stovepipe. .. .
-Last week a -band of ewelry ped-
dlers when going their -r unds gulling
.people, it appears it was they that got
bitten and for once in. a lifetime the
fools are the wise people. His story
ran like this, that he tr veiled for a
firm, in Toronto and the owed him
4000 in -wages and to do him a favor
they gave .him their samples .to sell
and ket his money before the &edit-
ors will • He sold quite a-- nura-
b-ei of watches represented to be solid
18 karret gold at all the way . from
$5 to $20. • Some of the . watches are
turning black' already. • Sonne wanted
himto take the ' whole . lot .to the
jewelry store and sell them that .they
would be very glad to get them at
higher prices. He was com-
pletely stuck.
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Miss Sarah, Fletcher. of. Clover
ey, intends going to London *oil
tended visit. . .
is M-: J.- IVIurrry,bf ora4.W.-reath
re intends going on lam extended
We beleive that she intends.
ing Brainpton,. Tor& to, Milnico,
LANES even
We heartily congratulate the Editor
of the SENTINEL upon the honor he -v-all
received at the hands of his fellow ane.
county.. councillors as ,,Warden; _ we
think they .placed the right man in '
.Cent
the ;rig. ht place. - -
-Miss-Ida•Finlay is_ visiting friends tit5'
in PeIerboro. visit
- We are sorry., to- report Mr. Thos. Paris, Ingersoll, etc. .
Finlay is on the sick list- this. -week, .Pitch -holes are all the -
g
but --hope to -soon.be.able to report his
full recovery, •
Mrs. W H Reid has just returned
from visiting friends at Kinlough.
The posters are issued announcing
the grand oyster supper to be held in
the School' house on Feb. 10th.
T E. Finlay ,and H White canvassed
the.. :neighborhood this "week taking
.new stookforthe cheese and i -butter
factory.
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.bang and up she goes.
Miss Mary McKenzie i home. after
spending a few weeks.wit • friends in
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Goderich.
—The merchants 'of W,ngharn ]ave.
decided to close their res ective places
of business at seven.o'cloc eacheven-
ing except Saturday and preceding a.
holiday- on and after . Wednesday,
February "Ist.