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THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIAY, J Ji N 76. 1883.
Stlnm1119s. I both ass kind memento of the happy Fl S
days spent iii the association REwOPENINGOC HOOLS.
Iii respect to tho article in your last '1kaVZI.LKh.
IYue anent the Foresters' deuce, I beg to (30tta%h
FASIr tion -Mr. Henry Cook has
sold rut number 37, 9th concession Gude-
rich Township for $3,500, to Mr Adam
Curry. The farm contains 50 urea.
Hotta - Mr. C Nesbitt', of the 16th
ours., has returned (mat Manitoba. He
state that at the last regular meeting of
Court 86, Iteumiller Furestcre, a reso-
lution was passed appointing a cuuuuittee
to arran;e fur an entertainment under
the auspice." of the Court, to Mt held ou
t to 10th of January. The committee
Ind full instructions to pr . such on-
, ,comet •.a thn,y though a.•uld best
p ..ne (11,roe whom the a.•timpated invested in 640 acres near Butte, but ut
.,,t he l,re.eot, and they ucted u s Inot sufficiently =premed with the at -
their lu1gament was fur the beat. Int tra:tions of the country to move there.
tapped. hu the Chief Ratslei, Mr A. Holmesville, Jan. 15, 1889.
to ; . and some others• •ve taken I The Council met today per statute.
Members all present. These having legal-
ly qualified, the minutes of last meet-
ing were read and passed. The regular
business was gone into. Moved by J.
Cox, seconded by J. Beacom, that the
municipal election expenses, amounting
$59.60, be paid—Camed. Moved by
J. Laithwait, seconded by J. H. Elliott,
that the back school tax on lot 64, con.
14, amount $19, be paid to trustees 8. 8.
No. 4--Catried. MCved by J. Beau om,
seconded by J. Cox that the salaries of
the township officers be as follows, viz :
Clerk $100, assessor $75, collector $85,
re each $4, treasurer $75—Carried.
by J. Laithwait, seconded by J.
Elliott, that the clerk send samples
an apply for tenders for printing_( to Tse
SIGNAL, New Bra, Star, News- Record -
Carried. Moved by J. H. Elliott, se-
conded by J. Laithwait, that W. Wake-
field be assesor for the present year—
Carried. Moved and seconded by same,
that Wm. Stanley be oolleotor of taxes
for present year—Carried. Moved and
seoonded by same, that 8. M. Lawrence
be auditor for present year - Carried.
The Reeve appointed J. R. Holmes as
second auditor. The application of J.
Woods to have dog tax refunded, was
refused. Moved by J. Beacom, second-
ed by J. Laithwait, that J. Sturdy be
paid $18 for keep of horse, and to de-
liver him to A. Knox, Holmesville, on
the 16th inst. , and that the horse be sold
on Wednesday, the 17th inst., at three
o'clock, p m., on market place, Clinton
—Carried. The following accounts were
paid, viz: J. Porter and others for work
done on 3d and 4th con., $8 ; C. Crabb,
do, LAI refunded, dog paid for in Gode-
exception to the young ; •oi)•u enjoying
a dance ,.her the eute.tamment, and
have announced their sit-.pivasure of the
same through your columns. I think it
ou.y ukot that I should state that no re -
striation whatsoever had been plaeed up-
oi he committee, and as a large number
of the committee beleived that many uf
the visitors would enjoy dancing, and u
no objection to it had been made, we de-
cided to add that to the programme of
the evening. We are glad to know that
the general public appreciated the enter-
tainment, and I am only sorry that Mr.
Robertson should lune thought it his
duty to express his opinion throw h the
public press on a nutter whish affected
may Forester's Court 86 Benmiller.
Instead of a deficiency u stated by Mr.
Robertson, there is • surplus to be paid
into the Cout t. He also states that thorn
were only four members of the Court
present ; there were six utHioers of the
Court at.d other members present, be-
sides many brethren from ether Coen,
1 it • :e ;his stetumr,nt in justice to my -
,,1 i al.d other members of" the committee,
sin,hoping that Mr. It„bertcon has
be n misinformed of the real facts of the
case. burn respectfully, THOw. GINS.
T'ailraa.to s Surras. —The storm and
snow blockade of the last week alone
prevented Ulu Teutlmrance supper, held
in tow Teni'herance hall and M.. E.
church here in Wednesday evening,
from being a great success. The friends
u. charge of the ,•r'ar•tainment had
spared no pains or expense to get up
everything in first-class style, but.the
terrible weather of the four days preced-
ing spoilt the preparations to a large de- rich, 11 ;bola ce of fe rate school rt
gree. About f.'ty persons, however, county; rate for ; (s1, '80 and l p t
put in an appear -tome, although the trustees, $4.68 ; J. Curr, deg tax re-
funded, jf2, also for work on 7th cot.,
11 ; J. T. Anderson, dog tax refunded,
el ; W. Collins, indigent, $18.75 ; J.
Weir, damage to' fall wheat hauling
gravel, $7 ; J. Elliott, Bayfield con., for
gravel, $21.44. Pathmasters were ap-
pointed fence viewers. names J. Sturdy,
jr., W. Clark. 6th own., Simon McCul-
lough, Isaac �lkeld_ Jas. Porter. Wm.
McMath, Isaac ?dandily, Jaa. Elliott.
6th con. G. Weston, J. Middleton, J.
con.,
Herbinson, sr., Wm Laith-
wait, Elliott,. Murphy, Jos. Proctor. Pound.
keepers, A. Knox, A.,McGuire, N. Stur-
dy, G. Cooper. The Council adjourned
to meet again on the second Monday in
February.—Ju. Parrott, T'p Clerk.
On Friday evening last the annual
teameeting of the Union Presbyterian
church, Goderich township, was held,
and was largely attended. Tbe refresh-
ments, which 'were of a first class sort,
were served In the school room, after
which the people adjourned to the church.
Dr. Ure occupied the chair, and after
regretting the absence of Revs. J. Wake-
field and R. Leitch, called upon Mr. T.
McGillicuddy,of Godericb, for en address
who spoke upon "Gumption" and self
improvement He was followed by Rev.
J no. Sutton of Goderich in a veru practi-
cal address on "Sociability." During
t�svening the church choir, under the
srship of Mr.' Greaves, rendered some
sacred songs and anthems in a way which
did credit to the leader and the choir.
Mr H. I. Strang gave a couple of good
readings during the evening. The meet-
ing was a most enjoyable ono. Pro-
ceeds about $60.
�nald.
a
rumor (alas, too :rue) had gone abroad
that the oysters had been delayed by the
snow blockade. Rev. Mr. Sanderson
was voted int, the chair, and addresses,
were given by Messrs. J. Mitchell and
! XccGillicndd , of Goderich. The
,geggpari then adjourned to the Tempe -
ea, hap] titere the non-appearance
of the oysters was ani;;' compensated by
an excellent spread Of Warm i�wl, mash-
ed potatoes, canned salmon, Celery,
cakes, coffee, tea and all the appurte-
nance- of a top top supper. The com-
pany was a merry one, and the entertain-
ment was voted a success after all by
those who had the pleasure uf attending.
The Benmiller Sous of Temperance are
.reserving of success,
The Literary Asso:iation held its
meeting on Tuesday ev'ng,Jenuary 15th,
with a fact attendance, and, jedgrug by
the Larmony and good feeling which ex-
ist among its members, a fair prospect of
suoceas for this year on which we have
entered. An evidence of the prevailing
harmony, and a pleasing feature of the
meeting, cor..tated in the presentation to
their Preaido nt of a costly merchaum
pipe and case, accompanied by an ad-
dress,expressive of appreciation and at-
tachment, which could not fail to be
highly pleasing to the receiver. The
following Is the address which was read
by Mr. Dan O'Keefe, and the preaenta-
t ken was made by Mr. J. Long
♦PDRR`,`L '
We the members of the Kingsbridge
Literary Association must express our
appreciation of the valuable services
which you have rehdered to us in pro-
moting the welfare uf our society, Yuur COUNCIL MarrINo.—The Council met
kindness and gentlemanly bearing mingl- at Smilie's hotel, Dnngunnon, on Mor-
ed with a quiet dignity and force of char- day, the 15th January, 1883. The
acter,have completely wan our hearts, Reeves and Councillors having made the
and it has been wieh a very great amount usual declarations. The minutes of last
of pleasure that we have seen you oc- meeting were read and signed. Mrs.
copy the important and responsible psi- Hardy of Lucknow, presented in ac-
SEASON 1883_
JUST REfEIYED A LARGE SUPPLY OF SC11001, BOOKS
USED IN THE
Public, Model, High & Separate Schools.
tion as President of our society. Re tcount for board and care of Jehn Boyle
have already felt that in you we have
had not only a kind and considerate
friend, hut also one in whom we could
place implicit confidence, and it has been
very evident thatt'the deep interoet you
have displayed in promoting the welfare
of our society has been one of the princi-
pal causes of the present popularity
which our society has attained Yuur
energy and enthusiasm have at many
tinsel; given fresh vigor to our work and
gave instilled into our hea.•ts a lofty am-
bition to strive and support the noble
ends for which our society wasinstituted.
Let us againof sure you that, as a gentle-
man and a Catholic, you have inspired
us with feelings of the deepest respect
and friendship of the warmest character.
We ask of you to accept this merchaum
as a slight token of the appreciation and
.teem in which yin are held. Hoping
y.,o may long remain among us, and
wishin•• you 1111611y a merry Christmas
anal a happy New Year. Signed o•• be-
half of the Literary Association of Kings-
bridge.
Dan O'Keefe. Cornell... Dalton,
Morgan Dalt le, Janes Sullivan,
J. J. Sullntan. Dan Sullivan.
. John Long, P. M. O'Rielly,
.1. J. Dalton, Joseph Or ffin,
Thos Dalton. Simon `Riles,
J. M. halters.
Mr. McPhee ear taken by surprise by
t .is generous act of the donors, and was
a' a los; fat language to express his feel-
ing of gratitude for the kind we. ds ad-
dreesed too hun, and the valuable present.
He, however. returned his hearfelt
t''soks to the members of the association
f r their kindness and expresaior of rood
. will, and asaured theta that his greatest
care would be to merit a continuation of
them He atat.••l that he did notdeeerv.
Il 1 it a ntained in the address
a sick indigent. 'rho Council refused
to pay amount of James Mitchell, for
printing ballot books and other forms.
Moved by D. McMurchey, seconded by
J Griffin, tnat leave be gaanted to in-
troduce a by-law to appoint auditors of
the township accounts for the year 1882,
and that said by-law be roan the first
time. Moved by J. Griffin, seconded
by D. McMurchey, that the by-law to
appoint auditors be now read the second
,ted third times and posed, and that the
blanks be filled up with the Darnell of
P. J. Sullivan and John Murdo h, and
that they be paid the sum of $8 each
tar their services. Moved by P. Mc-
Murchey, seconded by J. Whitley, that
the trustees of 8. S. No. 9. be paid $4 ec
forth. use of he of house for nomina-
tion meeting. M.•ved by .lone hGriftin.
seconded by J. Whitley, that Mrs. Ho
gan be allowed 70 cents being the
amount of her taxes she being unable G.
pay. The follow ng accounts were paid:
J. Millard, lumler, 1113.30 ; 8 11. Sinn -
by, repairintdbente at Dungannon bridge,
$5 ; J. Mitchell. tax cells -tar's receipts,
$2.25 ; do 25 sheet hills. $1, 1 book,
orders of trea'urer, $2, 6 !allot books,
$9, total $12.25 ; Wm. Ken.pton, re-
pairing culvert, con. 12. 11.50; John
.oke, "pe, au sending ballot books to
polling subdivisions, $1.58 ; J. Hagan,
deputy retort ing • fficcr, $f. ; Hugh Me
Phee, do $6 ; (1. Armstrong, do 56; M.
Dalton, jr., Mt ; D. Mclncyre. $9 ; W.
MoNay. $ . The Council adjnereed to
meet again .t 8eltn• 1 house Na 9, ea
Friday, 16th February, 1883. -Jotter
Conor, (ler'
..11 X
New 001 OT Ike' t ..td.i'ti021.0
SATISFACTION CUARANTEEDI''
PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST.
Students will consult their own interests by purchasing their (`lass Book. at
IMRIE'S BOOK STORE
as by doing so they ran depend upon the latent edition. if eAd'i book at the lowest prices.
Special Terms to Teachers and School Trustees for Quantities.
JAMES IMRIE, Successor to T. J. Moorhouse.
Thomas Bowyer, of Gorrie, died no
Friday last at the great age of 100 years.
There are a large number of persons in
this county over eighty years of age, and
a number of them give promise of reach-
ing their "centennial."
Clemson.
FARM' Seto. Mr. John Johnsi•or.. •,f
the London road, Stsnle has sold his
e to o tom , farm ,.f 100 acres to Mr. 11. Andrews, of
Mit lamed he w,.1111 serve them mote the ties." line. for the rem of 98.100.
faithfully to fltt-Ire. and 'vitn• ss the still This farm is •tdmirebly aittiat4id, 'til is
greater nr..apenty o f tine amm eia:ion. considered a veru IIo"d cue. Po.tl..ebee
Re also eta•.rd 0.s1 since its ince; ti n i. given ,n Myrrh. Mr. Jnhnatno in -
die greale•at c..urtcsv warn practised l.y ten•ia to move into Clinton, aid will t.ke
the members towards each other, a .•I I a crib ►o• the worst tlnritty the aMe1L1r
hat is
never yet at their meetinfn, even in •he Mr. lege Rattenhury
heat et debate, did he hear one ntfenei.e known as the Irnahell Vivra, /spinal t 111 ase oxde.e ,.ort In hr Ilse,
e,ord attend. 11 ' again thanked them 3rl con • f Hellen, to Mr. James l's son d«1t frees tee pyl �irft ►n the paw•- their s,MM iuand present, na tlnng of the Herm R• „
t (.w the .non rad : _
attentive 1s^k�1s.
err ,ht ire wveil'l-arrfelly peewrre son
SHERIFF'S SALE OF LANDS.
COUNTY or He Rex, 1 B7 virtue of a Writ 0
TO wr r : t Fieri Facies trued out
of Her Majesty's CountyCosrt of t�heiCounst tec
of Lamaa
bton, and to me directed
lands end tenements of JAMS.`t ST RA CH A -K,
at the suit of FINLAY McKIBBON, i have
seised and taken in execution all the nght.
title, interest and equity of re icmptsonlf the
else
above named defendant, in sod o
hundred and ninety two 150?;. situate in the
Towo of Goderich in the t•ountt of Huron.
comprising a dwelling house and oOe quarter
of an acre of land. more or ler. and subject to
a mortgage of three hundred dollars, which
lands and tonItgmenu I shall offer for sale, et
my office in tb'e Court House, in the Town of
Goderich. on Tueeday, the 30th day of Jan
nary, Iiia at the hour of twelve of the clock.
noon.
ROBERT GIBBONS,
Sheriff of Homo
Sheriff's Office. Goderich.
Oct. 18th, ItlBY. M
1,SHINRIFF'S SALE OF LAND`+.
rit of
CocNT W R HURON. ; nen virtue issued out of
tier Majesty's County Court of the County of
Huron. and to me directed and delivered,
against tho lands and tenements of John Mc-
Leod, at the suit of John Persons, i have seis-
ed anal taken in execution all the right, title.
interest and rgviiy of redemption of the de-
fendant, John McLeod. in and to that oertalo
a
parcel or tract of land. situate. lying and the
tug in the Count; of Huron. and Mli!J
North half of Int 7. concession lb of the oww-
ship of Stephen. comprising Oft, scree of land
more or less.
Which (ands and tenements 1 shall offer Inc
sale, at m7 once In the Court Moo.e inthe
Town of Goderich. on naterda7 r
seven-
teenthhe day of Marte.1»a( the hone orf torsi re
of the clock. noes.
HOBRRT GIBBONS.
PbrrIBnf Hume.
Sheriffs Office, t:oderleh. t'ttl
Dee. (ah, WE. _
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SHEKIIF'5 RALE (►F LAA DO.
Cowry of Hutson,By virtue N s writ of
tRtli : M Merl hMes, b.wd oat
•. rnY17 Cassa at the ( omit•
r/.1i�itl
sslsee sled tabes
11110. lse's,rwt, M4
h • alms. o it I _ ► t- in
kcr, in and ton/ AM �„ 1i
thr to Camel
�
sn the CMlM1 slaty slate
Rivet
I I one a few
court i.saa is the
tows Pa* at ea %martial • t twelve
d I. at the hoe et
vis.
OIRHOV+.
»hrrlff of c'e. H aron
fllerlfTeOlarc, Onderleh.
BIN Lb
Deeemhsr lath. /1111.
f00KB1"(DING _WENA`IMADI
iy Vf%Il(i uta wi
th
Mr. n. Me011ySr•
he we Il•ksS 5 MothInder of 1
s== +a s PRic rtALLAN LIN E,
ROYAL MbIIw
TugY .ata ;iArr1A1 A Tin! BASO al Nd YOU Miff 0t? aT
THE WELL KNOWN MILLINERY STORE
M1SS STEWAR'If-
Deese (foods, Dark (Garnet, OIue or Brown 1; cts.
Plaids L7cts.
' in Invisible Cheeks in Bross. and Brows, ;acts.
Navy Blue Oletk, 18cta.
' • Empress Cloth in Garnet and Navy Mae, . `mss.
Cashmeres in Black Garnet, Nary Blue and Cardinal 75cts.
Black Velvet 50 and 95cta, Brown Velvet 75 and 95cta, Winceys 15Cts, Flannels
125, 28 and 29ets, Childrers Kid Mita 50 and 62, Quilted and English Felt Skirts.
SI and $1.50- ''
CALL AND INSPECT_
Sarnia Agricultural Implement N[anafacturing Company.
(LIMITED_)
ALANTTFACTTTRR8 OF
Reapers, Mowers, Binders & Thrashers.
See the iDontinion Separator before you Purchase The Easiest Run-
ning, Simplest and Matt Durable Machine in the Market
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CHEAP HARDWARE STORE.
New Firm! New Goods 1 New Prices.
1.1Rt.h iItRTV-AL (►F NEW GOODS. GOONS ARRIViN(' DAILY
NPI':1•IAI.Tt Arnet hihMkstem *ail CanaaWmethintnew). Owing 'n the novena;
deuasd for the .*ewe. there are few to he had is Tomato."Mates from Or np to MAD. i
ld tokeep a toll and well aaaorted MMwti
stork of everything in the Haarr Hee see wilt soil
rrash at ones. whk h cannot he beaten.
F.NC(►i'RAOKMENT TO THE ('ANN PURCHASER
1 will flees this day tauteni per cent on all win -bases paid down, am/metier +$am1,110, tex-
ahoy.
et hey trots the wbolenala dealer at these terms and will dot • Se aka
aaee
bin, itresn in, 1 .w • 0! tallier • ts'r►'aeleljt. epee et d Aunctt of 'not to
iip„vemit .TO Iv A.. 7177
L(t'ERP(NtL-I.1(NDONDERRY-' LAst..N'.
alaetsTBaT CIA r.taaAaa.
Sardinian from Portland 25th Jan ;Halifax
Parisian from Portland 1st Feb.: Halifax
Caspian from Halifax 10th Feb.
Sarmatian from i:'oroland liU Februa, y:
from Halifax Ylth. Feb.
PAssaNusR4 VIA PORTLAND C11111 leave Tei
onto on the previous Friday of day of sailing
at 7:18 k.m, A Pullman Drawing -room and
Sleeping (jar will be attached to this Train,
and will be run through to Portland for the
convience of l'aawengers pnmr•edlaa by the
Saturday's Steamship.
The Steamships of the Allan tins leave fog
the ()rand Trunk Railway.
For tickets end every Informatte■ apply to
H. ARMSTRONG. ge
Ticket iOoondencch
1883.
IIARPEII'S ter.
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-
rrlean illustrated weekly jountals. Bg, II
nnpartlsan position In polltJcs. Ib adm bt••
Illustrations, its carefully ehoeen seriala,sbdr,
stories .sketches and poems. ooelrtbuted hi
the foremost artists and authors of the day.
carries Instruction and entertainment to thou
sands of American homes.
It will always be the aim of the publisrhers
to make Harper'• Weekly the most popals
and sttractivefamily sewspaper In the world.
REPO'S PERIODICALS,
PK. 5 EAR
HARPER'S WEEKLY... ..54 Ott
HARPER'S BAZAR .. ..54 00
HARPER 8 MAGAZINE. .$4 Oto
The THREE above publioationa.$10 00
Any TW() shove named 17 00
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE91 5(r
HARPER'S MAGAZINE
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE } $5 00
HARPER'S FRANKLIN SQUARE,
LIBRARY, (52 Numbers) .910 00
',non!, Free 10 ell estee*Ibrrs Is I'n(leA
Atte, and Casa...
Tbe seaums of tae Wottkdp btrtewilatk.
fir.t Number e. :Art Monno tiroself• es
that ape
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nett
The last Four Mussel V
Wesky 1a SWIM
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miss
wesBaMeN fir esade l4
�ese7 Oft'dtr fir. DIaR. to avoM =et
Anses net nee In ropy Hastekeeaynees"miren/H
Adi.* 14At..•ae• aa1ROTHICRS.
New Tea
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met emend
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T.IIKTY-FIFTH Si
WHOLE NUMBER
Tem Adder
*3.,01,000. Miss Mews
Money tolw•ud.—U. SRI
lteforru pally, -W. Pro,
Mares for ia'e,—H. Neel
`b1 vent Wanted.-
G nnenrr,•d .tastiest ala
4eIliagal Low Prior. -
Dent
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L.
r14r.Ofiaoeaadr
lett l an * below San
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She People
II RES FOR I
1(.cM.r *pea aN bei
foal 19 ..";41.11,11 hr sale
APO? to HICNRY 8E1
Fouts ry.
\/()::.r. ' Tel LI
1 to on freehei
lieo, us snow, Gedertct
(-1Er ERAL BIR)
u Ina entail badly
given to a suitable yarn
t his once.
BRICK YARD T(
To ront for one year tl
YARD with Mackinaw,
.f horse If desired; oral
demand tow Brock. tis
Apply to JOHN
W
ANTED. FOR
FIZLD
awassenee
YcDONALD, eco„ Loc
HOUSE, AND L(
Te. owner eft ♦b1
is town of Oedertak. to
=hl!anged for tarn pre
PPc
Mock or .1. . Comma,
ANTED It411
T V (leseral Serum
permanent emp4o7isses
Apply to MRS. GARR
REWARD. -1 W
Lrtt Al. reward to
mere information Sadly
the party that defaced
hosted, 'Hach u Fu
The People's Anctioned
FOR SALE.
A first class b, ick 1
whole boom. and k1 as
field road. uuder ich.tt
usres,,tng ggrounnds we 1 w,
apply on the premise
()oderieh Foundry.
• PIANO FOR s
L writuu'ED to
purchase of a se ven-o
now at Mrs. Thus. And
chasers may refer to
las known the metros
to Prof. Newman wk
tne1 and Inspection of
RIE. T110 People's And
e�► CASH WIl
tP2 J G•.ad Cacar.
FOK BALI .
Mre. Nolaa offara
prooerty in the town
the omit. half of lot 175
116. There is a story a
good repair. 12 roam t
sellar. hard ani soft v
farther partienlars a
Holloitor. Godericb.
L"ARM FOR 8d
U ABLE farm, I
West tVawan a t, con
150 clearedt t rosea o
mre In other hard wt
horn& wells. etc., on
axles of an orchard.
is rssssonahie terms.
or address W M. LSD
1864-+t.
iTOTiCE TO DE
hereby given tb
the undcralgnvvt by n
requested to settle tb
Iry cave an enfnra d
nem. ABRAHAM
L'OR SALE. -1
residence. corm
1lnneld street, oppoel
twnlote. The homy
.nrrtage boosts Sid
minding,. The Bard
,7ult trees, grape vii
For terms apply
aarristen.
%
I8S NETT]
Having eomn
'ander Prof. tipppl of
.•elved a oertifloeto,
..eive a limited num
nvtructlon. Miss8
rn take order* for OI
floe In every osae
crises Cambria Roo
L'OR SALE 0,
Valuable Prep
IardMes Store sN
as aces of Mad, is e
*eek la aims am
p,.,#IMR las *Me
.ire fir sale —
nt It otos. 3, R.D.
mad
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