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;essor to Dr. Towler,.
Dealer in
Medicines and
icals, Toilet
, Perfumery and
,rs, Shoulder:
ces, Trusses,
es, and all kinds
a.ggists' Sundries
ty kept in a first- •
drug store.
•s' prescriptions care-
compounded and
leis, answered
vith care and
despatch. '
end physioans from the
will find our stock of
Ines complete, war-
ad genuine and of
ie best quality.
f Diamond Dyes always
Ll.. L. HAMILTON.
A CARD.
ler will continue, the prac-
3 profesnion and may be
tis office tn the Pharmacy
nilton'S drugstore during
rs, or at his residence, Di -
Bet.
VONDERFUL.
money, you can
y buying your
Ind getting your
s repaired at Pat -
Jewellery store.
;s perfect satisfac- )
ery time.
Lim and buy, and
o by without you
?ATTERSON,
cal Watchmaker
and Jew'eller,
t., Wingham.
ution of Partnership.
hereby given that the Part-
retofore subsisting between
tined as Hardware Merchants,
ame of JAS. A. CLtxrt; & Co.,
a of Wingham, was dissolved
3onsent on the 12th day of
)..1891. All accounts due to ay,
a will be paid to Jas. A. Cline,
try on the business at the old.
by whom all ,obligations of
a will be paid.
is 24th March, A.1).1891,
s,
Jas. A. CLINE,
TON. . Jona' NEELANDs.
to above, I wish to return my
past favors, and trust that by
pion to the wants of my ens -
merit a continuance of the
Jas. A: Cline.
st clueaccounta:must be set-
s.
HILO .9S
PTIOR
CURE.
ss of this Great Cough Cure is
rallel in the history of medicine.
are authorized to sell it on a pos..
ee, a test that no other cure can suo-
nd. That it may become known,
ors, at an enormous expense, are
triple Bottle Free into every home
1, States and Canada. If you have
re Throat, or Bronchitis, use it, for
'ou. If youerchild has the Croup,
Cough, use}'tpromptly, and relief
you dread that insidious disease
i, use it. Ask your Druggist for
CURE, Price lo,ets., go ets. and
our Lungs are sore or Back latae,
Porous Plaster, Price 25 eta,
WAN,
)•ria Div, Cerruti Co,11talcN,
At7CTIol Ep,
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MARRIAGE LICENSEE
asuman tN Ii, 0. X., PATO. W
sin, ' s ONT.
to Loans on Notes.
8inscottuted
IASONA'iZE 1tATES
raced on rianataites at 6 per rent. with
sale/ at the end of any year. Notes
collected. it0111S, McIN'DOO.
:aver Mock, Winelettn, Ont.
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VOL. XX --NO, 3G
These cold nights etre suggestive of
warm clothing, Wa
this when
• it was warm and we are prepared for it.
Over wraps, shawls and underwear are
being sought after. We are making a
specialty of ladies, misses and children's
underwear this season, and are showing
them of different weights and qualities,
Boys' and men's are here as"well. Also,
lots of top shirts. You're wanting blankets,
- maybe, We've got them.
September is a great carpet month,and
we can please you, we think, We'll cut"
then. to match and fit your room. .That'll
save a world of trouble for you.
Admirable lot of lace curtains and our -
tale nets, =IREOT,
We don't want you to forget that we
handle groceries of all kinds.
tepastra
ate' tsaa'ae
ORR & RISCOCKS,
Direct Importers.
The BEAR, September 10th, 1891.
LOCAL NEWS
—Cash for good butter and eggs at R A
Graham's, Market Grocery.
cs —Many of the tees throughout town
nbed tritpmiug, w ile dead ones require to
be removed.
—If your watch or °look needs repairing,.
• go to W H Wallace, watchmaker and
jeweler. next door to post of[ice..
—Mr Eli Sepia:,
house and lot, on
Stewart, of this to
it has 'disposed of his,
Cuter street, to Mr Jas
n, ata fair price.
—First -cased Georgian Bay Shingles
and Lath, tar sale, cheap, at McLean &
Son's w;inills, Win hair.
essxq War an John Clegg will buy
in at Gerrie ap yrocater, thisyetir,in
addition to Wiugh u, Belgrave and other
points.
—C"loirs and Ice Cream at the Eclipse
rPiF'yit. Also, confectionery -of all
t"16
- T. Ci SPARLING.
• : than Tix41,' 'liaa'"only ;bile penitentit—
it with 900 brisaaners, under prohibition.
+�n1�\tToxas;with less population and a liquor
^R' 1rafiic. hea . tun ,penitentiaries wit•.lt
—Having bought out T A Mille' business,d
I respectfully solicit from the iuhalutauts
of Wingham and vicinity an inspection of
my stock. Respectfully yours,
GEO E Kim.
—We were pleased o see that Mr Geo
Thomson, who has een confined to the
house for tho past wo months with an
' injured leg,ie able t baro town once more,
and to learnthathi 1 3s. steadily recover-*
in„
—For first"clads tailoring and cheap
gents' ,furnishings, try Webster & Co,
• Bernell) oer the place, only two doors north
'of the old stand and between Ross' book-
store and .Haletecl & Scott's bank.
—The collector's oil for the town a*
Wingham is now in o hands of the treas-
urer, John Dickson Esq, and taxes can be
paid , at his timid nee, from 10 a in to 5 p
in ou every week ,ay. On an taxes paid
during the .moue of September a discount
of two per o t'will he allowed, and all
"paid,duriitat tooth of October a dale
$ cottllt o one 1* nein.
;Ii'v —Ma' class ueokivear«in
Wks and foulNiu-hand. All the
ng new styles and coloring; your choice
complete stock for 250 on Saturday night
only, ; M H McINnoo,
pu
le
—The,farmers in
`that Wingham, thi§
the best. market
Ontario, ra ad
•
at locality will find
/your, will •be one of
r grain, etc, in western
;tion to the former buyers)
Messrs Clegg uct• Sperling, there will be
Mr A Bur older, representing Messrs
(:oast$ C of Toronto. So bring your
rodeTwodUce t „ Wingham this year for bidding
will be en.
—Mt W J J`ohpstou has opened a new
custom tailoring establishment, oue doer
north of 1) Sutberland'a stove and tin
shop, avid is, now prepared to give the eiti-
yens of Wingbam and aurrounding country
satisfaebidn in every thiug that may be
intrusted to his care, Coatmakers *anted
rat oue°.
—:Tho Cosgrove Fa ily are going to give
the people of Wingh to a treat on Wedges
day evening, Sept Oth, in the town hall.
The concerts giv 1' bvthe'CosgrovoFaniily
are very ititere' ing, arousing and instruct.
tine, as the : opie of Wingham already
know. Tho who are lovers of real good
music she
family of;
•
WINGHA Vf ONT., FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 25 1891,
—The London Fai 0 this week has drawn
quite e a number of r citizens to the burn
and bustle of the " orest City."
—G T R trains for Toronto and east
leave Wingham at 0.80 a re and 11.10 a m
via W G& B Divisiou, and at 6.45 a m
and 3,20 p m, via Clinton and Guelph.
Good connections by all trains,
The contract, for t s erection of the
reposed new English hurch has been let
to Mr Henry Kerr, of this town. Itis not
likely there will be ything done this fall
except excavating f the foundation.
--Having bought out .TA Mills' business,
1 respectfully solioit from the inhabitants
of Wingham and vicinity an inspection o
my stook, Respectfully sours,
GE, E FiING.
—A short time ago Mr J n Ward had
the misfortune to lose the nd of one of
his•fingers while using th aper, in the
Union furniture factory u Saturday
last, Mr Wm Gray had ends clipped
of two of hie fingers whi using tale buzz
planer, and on Tuesday f this week, Mr
Jas Hamilton, bad,thr_ fingers badly out,
while at work in the s me factory,
=The party who pinked up 'a buggy
duster, on the evening of the Oth inet, ea
the road between 'Wingham and Holmes'
Sohool House, Turnberry, will 'be rewards
ed by leaving the same at S Gracey's Fur-
niture Store, Wingham.
—The circulars iss ed by the Bell Fac-
tory Band have beep generously resppnded
to by the recipients, and there isno doubt
that every one wil be heard from. As
some of the donors o not wish their'leit
hand know wha the right hand doetli,
there will be n list published, but the
amount will be acknowledged by mail.—
Cost,
—Great bargains at Dore's Cartiage Fac-
tory to ales .out the balance of buggies on
hand to .. ke tbom toe cutters and sleighs;
also,a,1 of etttra fine one and two seated
road c is to be sold at bottom prices. Call
early : ud secure a bargain. Remember the
sta • oppte its the .Exchange Rotel,
ugliam, Ont.
--Tale" next ineetingo the District Lodge
of District No 24, 10 T, will be held at
Kinburn, ou Wedn day, 'October 14th,
commencing at 10.3 a m. At the meeting
of Anchor of Hope Lodge,No 280, on
Tuesday evening In. , the following were
appointed as deleg es to the district meet"
ing: Sisters Rose ,hapmiin,C Carruthers'
A Linklater, 1Vi arruthers, E Dawson, M
Mama and Br hers. J Vannorman, A
Balaton, 11 El tt, li Galbraith, al W
Hugites,1)' lint ` rland.
—We insert the following for the benefit
of thosb.who may wish to exhibit heayy
draught teams at the Wingham Fall Show,
as it was an error in the prize' list: 1st*
prize will be $5 worth of furniture by Gila'
christ, Green & Co; aud, $2 cash.
—We wish to rem' d aur readers tha
there is a treat"fort em in store, if. they
only find themselve at the Temperance
Hall on Tuesday ev uing,the 6th of October
next, where tIiey . ill haye a chance Of
hearing Conduct W K Snider. The
Conductor is bee lug very popular as a
lecturer aucl the who have not had the
opportunity of hearing the gentleman
should go:an hear him. The subject of
his lecture wi be "Life on the Bail and
People we m et,"
—We iiotice iu :the prize Iist for the
Northwestern fall fair, to be held in this
town on the 29th and 30th ;September, that
air Charles IJnechtel is offering a $20 set
of singleharuess for the beat single horse
to be driven itt a four wheeled rig. This
is very liberal of Mr Knechtel and it is
likely that. competition will be pretty keen,
as It is not `every day that a prize as
valuable as this is offered, •
—The Northwester Fall Fair will be
held- in Wingham o ties aWed-
nesday
d y and ved-
nes a
a
Y
next,
—A • n of ,L'elee Island Grapes, the only
ones ' • town, arrived. to -day.
JAS MaXaxvxE.
On Sabbath morns next, Rev Messrs
ellery, of the Me odist church, and
Watson, of the Oou" egational Church will
exo a
hn ge pulpits.
- Half a ton of Pelee Ieland grapes just
arri d at the Eclipse restaurant.
T 0 SYAuLINa;*
—On Monday, a spe 'al train of 15 cars
of fat cattle went d wn ea' the. G T R.
Feeding cattle for t old country market
is becoming one of a most profitable lines
of farming.
—Raving bought out T A Mills' business,
I respectfully solicit from the inhabitants
of Wingham and vicinity au inspection of
my stock. Respectfully yours,
GEO E KING.
—At the St Thom . Division court a
married Woman wa- brought up on a
judgment summons; Judge Ermatinger
sustained the conte ion that a married
woman could not b= :examined on a judg
meat„!summons.
—We take the fall wing from the Listo-
wel Bainter, Mr Wm twin being a son of
Mr Thos Irwin, cf this town : On"'�Ved-
nesday, Mr Wm I in,of the High Scheel,
was united in ma 'sage to Mies Ida, eldest
daughter of the Rev Mr 13.amilton, of
Glenallan, The ceremony took place at
,residence of th bride's. father, and was
performed by er father, assisted by Bev
Mr.Livingston Listowel,, Rev Mr Moir,
Alma, middle Mr Smitb,1ttoorefield. Miss
Haniilton tau ht formerly in the pubho
wheel here a d has many friends in town,
a number of hon were present as wedding
guests, Aft the ceremony, the newly
married eon le drove tai Drayton and took
the train f Wiattou, whence they will
return on 8 turday, 1.1iss Hamilton was
a succes, fu educator and we welcome her
back to b erne a resident of the town.
from the ties in the public school,whieh
she disc)) ged so we11,,•ahe has wade rapid
advance nt until new she will have'
11 net fail to hear this renowned ohergo n. otie of the Madera of the High
uaioians, School.
A
40
Mr Wm Hutt
& arr, of. the W'
returned from a
the lower prov
visited the Do
at Ottawa,and
Pe leading q
—Our th
Monday 1.
Wingham;
artistic r
Birchall,
murder
home f
Birch
, of the firm of Hutton
ham flouring milIs,lias
xsine s trip down through
noes. On , his return he
• inio Ouse of Parliament
ear the leasers discussing
estiou•of the day.
'yang t'Swn was visited on
t by a. Mr, Roberts, a former
e, who had on exhibition an
produetion''of the late Reginald
Benwell and Laroceue, the
of the little children on their way
om school, The reproduction o
I looked very natural.
— a axing opened a =atom tailoring es-
tablishment in this town, one door north
of D Sutherland's• stove and tinshop,.I beg
to announce that I 'guarantee every suit
that leaves my shop to be a perfect lit and
warrant them to be built by superior
workmen, only. Give us a call., Satisfac-
tion guaranteed. Charges Ile cheap as the
cheapest. Coatmakers wanted at once:
W J Joaxsxo;r.
—The annual me- ing of the Wingham
branch of the Up :r Canada Religious
Tract and Book `•ciety will be held on
Tuesday evening the .8th of October, in
the Congregatio s 1 Chu rch,at 7.30 o'clock -
The Rev. Dr. , offat, of Toronto, the
Secretary of th Society, will address the
audience. S •jest, "Christian. Life in
Earnest." Ev iryone is earnestly invited
to attend.
—The anuu I Harvest Thanksgiving Ser..
vices in eon • .etion with the Church of
England will ake place in St Paul's church
ou Tuesday extThe church has been
beautifully • cor ted by the ladies of the
congregatio and appropriate music has
beau spool ly selected. and arranged by
the organis . Tbo service will be conduct-
ed both in • e morning and evening by the
Rev W T ( luff, Re°tdr of Brussels. The
collections will go towards the decoration
of the cha eel in the new church.
The lana fox the new brick block to
eerect° by H W °Meyer, Q 0, are out
and hay: been seen by a large number of
our citiz .ns ant are greatly appreciated
The briis being laid down and soo
we will see one of the tnost.handsome
biopics t at bas ever been built in Wing -
hate. is to beheaded by hot air and
have all the modern conveniences and
will p sent a most beautiful appear-
anoe. 'his new block will add much to
the ap *Nuance of the town, and will be
a credi to our enterprising citizen,
A Brain Twister.
The fireside Weekly is offering great
cash prizes for the solution of their Poet-
ical Puzzle: Three hundred and fifty
dollars are Offered every week, divided as
follows : First prize, $150; second prize,
$75; third prize, 00; next fifteen, $o each,
1575. These prizes are given to the 'E1rst
correct animate received each week, be•
giuuitsg Moudtey, Sept 21, and ending
Nov 30th—the Braze het beginning over
again every Monday morning. In addition
,,.to this 1530 will be given away to the first
correct 'answer received each morning, and
to every fifth of these not seeming cash
rewards a' handsome silver Gipsy kettle
with stand, valued at $G, will be given.
Each solation must be'tecotnpanied by $1
for six months subscription (26 numbers)
to Canada's popular and only story paper,
For full particulars buy a sample copy
your newsdealer, or send 5e to The
Fireside Weekly, 9 Adelaide Street 'West,
Toronto.
he old reliable Star restaurant
et' taking the lead, JAsMcKervtlE,ie
-Messrs el .Al>forto and P Deans, jr,
were judges at the T swater show on
Wednesday, the form r judging frult,etc,
and the latter horses
—It is expected hat the Dominion
House of Parllame will be prorogued
about the middle o next week and then
we will see our wo thy member, Dr Mac-
donald, in our town once more,
_..S eoiai bargains on Saturday night
and ring the fair 10 fruits, confectionery,
etc • t the Star restaurant.
JAs Moli`ELVIE.
• METHOD ezOnVROa,WiNoaeas,—Rev S Sel
lery, B D, Pastor. Services every Sabbath
at 11 a m and 7 p tn. Sabbath School and
Bible Class at 2.30 p re. General Prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock, Young People's Prayer Meeting
every Thursday evening at 8 o'clock,
Sunday September 27th, Rev Mr Watson,.
Congregational n iuister,will preaoh in the
morning. The pastor in the evening, Sub-
ject' "Buying and Selling the Truth."
—Luscious grapes at R Hill's.
Come, taste and see,
Straight. from Pelee,
This day a ton
Ere sets the sun
Comes from Polos.
Come, taste and see..
—The fall meetings
Association of Congre;
will be held in Win
and Wednesday, Oct
They will be opened
ing at 3.30 Tuesday a
with an evening'mee
at 8. Programme n
and speakers. Ever
and open to all.
of the Western
ational churches
am on Tuesday
er Gbh and 7th,
ith a prayer meet-
ernoon and close.
ng on Wednesday
t week of meetings
meeting is public
—Mrs J A Moi ton met vith quite a
erious accident on Wednesday night. It
appears that finding the •oom very warm
on retiring to rest, she aid down on a
lounge in the hall. A :out 2 o'clock in
the morning, when s got up to go to
her room,, ahe'went the wrong diree-
,tion and walked ou the upstair hall door
and fell to the pia orm be each, thereby
injuring herself.s::.iously. We hope soon
to hear of her re ,very. '
1{'IRST CONciREOATIONAL OHUROH,
WxNoantax.—W. H. Watson, Pastor. Ser-
vices each Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7 p. ut.
Sabbath School at close of 1Vforning Ser-
vice. '.Prayer Meetin; every Wednesday
at 7.30 p. In. Seats free. Strangers wel-
come. In the morning Rev S Sellery, B
D, will preach. Bible Blass and Sabbath
School .at 12.30. Afternoon service at
Lower Wingham school house 3.30.
Evening, the Pastor will, preach. Sub-
ject, "The Temptation of Christ."
—A sad drowufug accid nt happened in
Kincardine en Thursday f last week. Mr
Albert Clark, of Londe baggagetnau on
tete G T R and well kn wn in this towh,
was drowned in tate' ake there. On his
arrival in Kincardine about noon, he went
tech() lake for bat ; and the day being
warm and the wate cold, it is supposed
that he took cramp and sank without be-
ing able to cry for help. The body was
found about one tundred feet from the
shore. The decea ed had been baggagenan
on this division f the G T R for save,d�'
years, and was ighly respected by all vlbo
knew ,biro. was a member of the
Chosen frieuc and carried an iusuranee
of 4000 and Iso belonged to the G T R
jltelief Asso .tion, He leaves a widow
and thres cb Ldreu. The body whts taken
to London on Friday morning for inter'.
meat.
Christntas 18.1.
The publishers of the ominion hilus
trated have in preparatio the most mag.
niliceut Christmas numb-: ever issued in
Canada. Its literary an artistic features
will stand unrivalled, will be a purely
Canadian work, Wait r itl Published
by the 1Sabiston Litho Pub Co,Monbreal.
Person is.
Mr k'I B Elliott, of t . e Thais office, re-
turned on Monday ni ht from a trip to
the Exhibition and f ionds in 'Toronto .
Miss Maggie Morris xi lia0roturned from
a month's visit t• Langside.. Mr Wm
Neil, traek foretna pn the CP l,return•
ed on Saturday fr in a holiday trip to
Montreal and Cit wa, visiting friends in
both places—Mr nt# Mrs iiotnutb were
Visiting their dal ,i htor, Mrs T E Bowles,
of Orangeville,a ow days last weep.. Mrs
John Case;. of Detroit is visiting her
sister, Mrs Jas.
Melvin spent . fewin daysLondon d this,
week, taking iu the exhibition, etc..
Holtelvio.. Mr Jas Me -
•Subscriber, who n not receivesutbeir
papers regularly will - iudly snake the feet
known at the otliee wout delay, so that
any oversight may 1}e 'torreedied, at once.
WICOGP NO. .1029
The Northern 10 1891. -
Never in•tbe history of he past 14 ex
-
Whitlow; have the propacts looked so „eta
bright and so early in the ,aeason fora ch,.
a grand exhibition of live ° tock, Agrifnb
tural'and dairy products, reit, vegeta11.
and ladies' work, flue art etc, etc, .n
have the list cf attraction; been filo varie.-
and entertaining as the resent season+e, r'
The programme put bac) e the many pae
trene of the Northern in this. district this it
year, is larger and bett:r• than ever. No
where outside of Toren .y and London can;,,,.. r4
be found au exhibition qi at in attraotiye '( ;s
nese and instruction kis the Northern. ''•
Those who have patron • ed the Northern
in the past, know the their remunera-
tive prizes draw a large 11: id of competitors
and brings out the closes competitions in '
the different classes, e peeittlly in live
ltock and speeding in the ring, while the
ist of,attraetions easily towns the bill of
fare presented by any 'val institution in
this district, and we re confident will
satisfy the moat fastid ous of the novelty
loving public, and a 1 'ge'share of whose
patronage,the North rtt will justly be sure
to retain. Ou Wed esday and Thursday
there are three ev: nts each day ,on the
track. On Wedu:.day single. trot, best
three ist five heats, Running, best two iu
three heats, and a alkiug race by apical.
tural teams.
ON TaBRsnAX_Sta lion trot, best three
in five heats; runt' g, open to all, best
two in three audit co etition for efficiency
among the lady drive s.Prof Cooper oho of
themost daring and s tccessful aerouautists
in the business has sen secured to give
two exhibitions, to".ther with his trained
dog Fitzimmons, w ich is the only canine
aeronautist, -hi the world,. ou Wednesday
and Thursday. Th se daring aerial per..
formers ascend i. their baleen to the
clouds and from tl t tremendous height
drop from their bal •n and for nearly 1,000
feet . descend with + wful 'velocity when
their frail 'parachute begins gradually to
open and they deteen to mother earth in
safety. The managin committee have se-
cured the services of some of the best
acrobatic performer: in the eouutry who
will without doubt lease all those iuter-
ested in the perf mance of such daring
feats. Tom Edison,' The Wizard Inventor"
has given this age • . ny wonderful invert -
Mous but none more pl aging and i ustruc ti ve
nvert-tiousbutnonemorepl,asingandinstructive .
than his wonderful achinei the Phono-
graph which will b at the Northern..
Through this machine can be lieard,exictly
as , rendered, select' us from different
operas as sung by T ti, the voice of Glad-
stone the "Grand 0 l\Tan as be thunders
forth arguments in t to House of Commons,
Louden, England.or he comic songs of Joe
Murphy. A large g and stand bas been
built which will com end a view of every
thing going on in the grounds.
On Sept 20th to Oct 3rd the G T (t
charge only a fare an n third good bili' Oct
5th and ou Septembe 30th and Oat lst a
single fare will be eh-rgea good to return
Oct 3rd. .The Nort ern opens . on Sept
20th and closes Oct and. Patronize the
Northern.
ball airs.
Exeter, Sept 28 an, 29.
Palmerston. Sept 8 and 29.
(Hinton, Sept 28 t 80.
Northwestern, Wi. sham, Sept 20 and
30.
Berlin, Sept 20 and . 0,
Huron Township, at tipley, Sept 2a and
80.
Atwood, Sept 29th.
Northern, Walkert. , Sept 20 to Oct 2,
East Boron, Bross Is, Oct 1 and 2.
4Seaforth, Oct 1 a 2.
North Perth, Sbrn ford, Oct 1 and
Harriston, Sept 3 to Oct 1.
Brussels, pct 1 au.. 2.
ilo:viok, at Gerrie, et 3.
Luckuow, Oct 5 and G.
Kincardine, Oct 8th and 9t11.
Clifford, Oct 7th au 8th.
Bast Wawtinosh, B l ;rave, Oct 0 and
Eincarcltue, at K't ardiue, Oot 8 ant":
Blyth, Oct 8 and 9
Dungannon, Oct 1 th and Lith.
'lees• ate.-
Mr Brill secured .eeon l prise
his butter at the To •onto exliiltikiw
being one point bah' td the first pri.'
—Mr John Button vas in tlanliltr
and Toronto first of this and last wet
on busiue,a.,--!Ir ► Fraser sold ht,
house and lot to M' MCDituiels :11t
Fraser intt s bin ding another,---,
The Truancy Law is 1 axing its effects,,'
but there are solve 'arsless parents
who need wale nin}g u by being sum -
mooed before the Sc tool .i3oarcl for
neglecting to send th
gulnr'ly.--."Alex" has
the. Industrial and th
had been .t way Hauch
i the eitizens wottid bit
owing to the hair on t
Fessaut, of 1t"iil;;han
, with :Firs John J3utto
ICennedy left for Dies
Maggie goes into the
tiess..—•Tine Tt'eswate
On 'edsu's11my.-oeBiro
playing, all the hands
the flax ,pulling au
scarcity of work prt•v
tide fall. All lire hu
r children re.
returned from
Falls.' 11 Alex
longer some of
uure*cognizable, "
teir face .--- ,1rs
spent Sunday
i.—Phil Misses
oir Inst week
millinery bust•
fair took plate
tt Bros are t'tn'
bey Gals get at,
spretttting, 1d
tis; in our village
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