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GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA : AUGUST 21, 1902'
D. M°GILLICUDDY, EDITOR
THE WEEKLY MAnreeT REPORT
GuoaatmL Ata 2 iib'
Yell Wheat. ') 90 to 80
Flour, iamlly.'psr cwt.... -. __ Y 10 10 4 10
hour,tent, per owl .... .._ 2 31 to 2 30
Bram BrVtton.. -_-_ --. •- _ 17 W to 1100
Shorts. 01 ton -.._. -.. _- 2(3 00 to 2000
Horeeeings, per 0wt 1 W to 1 W
Rye. per bush... 060 to 000
Buckwheat, 11.11 bush 0 to 050
Oats. 41 troch _ �... 55 10 I• 0 It
P.'s. ti bash.....76 pep 080
!tarter. per bush 0 60de 0 69
Bar. too new (0 t0 7 00
Potatoes, IP bush 30 to 0 3'
Rutter, 13 to 0 11
('bee's. ler Ib 10 to 0 11
). nak fresh nonsa od. if dna,_ _ 1t to 0 13
W _•,_.._- 10004110
Etdea•,.,,...,........ ...... 00 to 1 01
Pelt. - 4140050
Live 2101.700
1 001.850
Bacon..... 13 to 0 18
Liam. melt. ........ .::_._.t5 to u is
Lard. 11 to 1t
Draw fon quarter 120 to 0 I4
llreoq.00ar. hind 00 to 000
Cert le,'iiport 00 to 6 00
(hail W to 1 m
rsry
Pubilo N'otlOs.
)T LAW NO 33 OF 1902 OF
TOWN OT0OLEItICH.
To .0120,lxe the corporation 00
own to bereave the pew of 1111,000.00
1 expenditures. •Ireay dlsbure oo a-
unt of 'the waterworks au el Ilgbl
stems of the Municipality.
Whereat, during the years 1'•' 1819. 2900,
1 red WM. up to the mimeo ate, there
v• been expended fpm the at funds
he Musiaipenly. for rune l .ount of the
r works eyelet and the e•. r 11,01 eye
.0nte sggrerating over $1. 00,
nd whereas under bylaw 8 2999, the sum
00 020 war oorrowed on debentures
ins _ these special par
the benne' • 11,101 forms
par the Seating debt now • to the Bank
of treeland which is not t pale.
.t . whereas It Is ex pees and necessary
ti, at a said floating nebt o Id be reduoed,
lel m of this Issue of d •tuns, for the
emu • 11,000 as aforesaid.
And wherries the vela, the whole rat-
able 9 • .rn of the eel anioldelltl, •c-
oordio . o the Cut ��e1vl . od equal zed u-
o nwme roll, is th rbilm !.197.4.0
And erase the • f the existing de
hetet' *to of the said • oirlpalty le now
the su f t176.911911, of htoh neither prin-
cipal o• (purest is in
tnd erode the Intal " aunt required to
be rsi annually by rlalrate upon the
ratable .ppr,y of the Id Mualolpellty for
the pertof twenty y. daring which the
said pro .d lose shat lured. for the re
payment 1M *me, h . dl annual Meted -
nitrate. 1. they with l rest !hereon et the
✓ ate of fo per oent. annum, le the sum
of 8809,19
lie It t ere en ., and It is hereby
enacted th
1. It ohs for On Mayor and
Treasurer o own of Uoderid' to
borrow from or corporation will
fag 20 lend t • sum of $11A00,for the
purpose •fo yablo to twenty (rl
'ears with 1• eco at the rate of four
per «antper .d to to Loess therefor
the 4.1.01■ said Corporation, in
none of not 1 a 100. snob, which 1*All
to signed by a and Treasurer of the
red Town. with the corpora!s
nal. with ooao- chest for for tpayment
d Interim?, w h all be signed by the
Trwurer of 11,e Tows. and the lendero
shall pay the m.at upon the seonrtty of
the said debentu ' • to til• hr.n,!h or agency
cense Bank or M .04 at the raid Town of
Goder,ch to be a specially to (be afore-
said purpose of lar, 0be noting 41.0(441,
of the l'orporau the weld Beat, and the
said debentures conpoo. as detailed be-
low shall be mad* s able at the omoe of the
Hun B.of roDtreal the Town of I►oderlch
on the Slot day of net In shah year of the
folios lag years
Year No. F . Ipal
Z903 ell 6
1901 3
(9d 1
!p7 6
1909 6
1909 7
1W0 8
11411 9
1x13 10
1y13 11
Fou 1r
1915 13
1916 14
1917 15
1.914
1911 17
IMO Ix #ty1/55
1911 If 14.13
19:1 00 . 778.26
000.00
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2 And for
$11,410 with 1
.wnalee and 1
rates and te
property Moa
sash Red ev
next after th
&am of $*N. (3
tereat
3. This But
' effort wnen t1
twit "el'j �thess
Muairdpsllt
11.11 he t�
(402, roormen
In tee fore
the srI erose.,
the v.rloes
1'e1llm,
Nab -
Wagon Mt op.
n•eirr O,
Polling Huh
ran'. feed 8
turning °Mee
Polling Hob
Edward Van
twit,
80
w se't Aftwolri
Returning OM
Polling Sub -
Shop. E. R.
car.
Polling Bo
Furniture
turning 0e1
Polling flab
House, J. (.7
5 The CI
■'trod at ih-
Serurday, tilt:
& noon o clock
simper of vet
ID.. wed Me
Town Hail
net, 1903, at
forenoon, f
attend at ,h.
the moat sew
(jerk. on he
plating and
"w reepeotl
law,
of the •
f the n
.d ro
the 2
at the
od Moe
each
g plane
teen N
slop -Br
Internet
110.00
141,13
409.401
30.06
37716
230 98
641.99
316.!0
MI et
18!.11
210.74
217.34
191.33
16972
111.11
117.64
0085
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31.13
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310 40
P09.10
81N.39
009.-9
e 5.187.97 816.197.97
t of the said sem of
n, .here shall be
nd above all other
e whole taxable
unbolts tilty during
the twenty lean
his Bylaw. the weld
Dentinal and la -
e Into force sad
flex ktving re -
ors.
ors of thei salt
upon this Rysw
day of Angus'.
.r of nine o'clock
at nve ./:lock In
'hall he takes, in
dermentiood .
at Mrdlymon,',
undue. bapaty
at Thome, yet
atm Deputy He
theTown Hall,
Returning 0111
Iainn No
('h trims
Ion No 3,
r7, Item
Won No
hop. John
Mice. No0
.o., Ilepn
at J. R. Rano.
fiats, Deputy
Mn,N alton's
tetnrning 04(1•
vision No at Rrophey
Henry W •, Deputy Ho -
.Inn No. •
e, DeputyIt
of the sod 1
own Hall In t
3rd day of
n the toren
nen for and
alar shall at
Th.nd•y, the
the hone of alive
the .ppolntmenl
_su ions polling
r ap the s
of persona In
Ism (be pend
passed thle 11th
N.G. Cana N. WM, MIT
Mayor.
enln Neville's
nlor Officer.
ration .hall
Id 'rown on
est, Het at
sem up Chs
afoot the by
at the said
day of Aug
clock In the
persona to
nee. and at
°tea by Ike
ted in pro
of thio BY
r of July,
ELL.
Takata& bat the .hove Is s t r copy of
stproppssseedd b w, whleh ads been ken int,
eanelderstlo nil which w111 be findth
by the cone of the mnolelpalit tln e
1,004 of the .sent of the Montero nig oh
reined then after ono month fro . first
p'Mle.tlea Tut SIGNAL news, it the
dote of le p.bllnation was Jo t. 1902,
and that rites of 14)11 .Inntnre of a said
moot, ty will be taken thereon o - e day
and Neer and planes t herein n
WM. murex
leek.
lneuranose eta.
CHA11. E, SHAW, MINERAL INS(IR-
ANOE mad nal sedate agent. °Aldi, toe
demwe.t of P. 0.. ((oderl°h. Agent for the
ng mutual On I nen ranee nom iasis and
1 nies
Monteatth. noing neck d manufaetnring risks t
0wr'at rates Omit at .Ulna.
W' R. ROBERTSON.
Moo/intentne
ntent and lnranns Agent.
nooks and eoetlIfte made tap.
I(Mldlers rested awl mots nnl)ented,
!Ire Ineuranne V RM,4•h and Conan to
('°mp*ass
40100 (Mer9M OaM t Rya' ~O1llu
lie J. T. KAFTRi., nhNR- RAi. iN-
EURANOB and Real seat, leen..
re (40,, Aenldoetand Plata Glesa Inemoine1
eRw.ta1 de mntaai w ease Wee a4 100199
'at. teem SIC
�ueliati and(30,a41 to O.mp.lee roe
-
zits
lawm *ser 2.M►Mnwtr It eMraw, Bar
ltuatlone Vacant.
l'trMPF T'AN
od with rheum
ful Wagers
Apply to MI LEY
corner Wellington • id se
WANIKo - IN A h'AM- IL\ OF
three by Woe September •Rood cook
Liberal wages to sultable wanton. No wash
log. Apply to MRS. M. O. CAMERON. "The
Maples" Uoderleb 1611
D TO
Refer.
ATON
ON
"rich. elm. .eh o
tt.
Roofs to Let.
e a a -
D eoeesery. Or
.tore with f
LKW
MS UN HAM!
entrance,
MuMio.
CHAR. M. PAMSMORK,
Orsannt sad Ckelrm atsr Knee church.
Pupil of Mr. A. 8. Vogt. ('..00, Organ and
Voice. Angleton *treed. 91 -if
MISS COLBORNE.,
Tauber of fletoher made method. will re-
oene pupil. at her studio,"Agee Mr. Waftel's
Insurance office, Hsmiltoe Went. For intoe
motion apply either at studio or at residence.
St. Patriot • street,
W. ()LENS CAMi'fih.i.L,
Organic sod mu.d:al director of North street
Methodist church, [deoher of piano, plea or-
gy and theory PuTis prepared for all es.
eminencies o the wo te Conservatory of
Muoie. Will be planed to receive applies -
non, from all those revering each 'menu°.
non at his new studio over Thomson's made
snte, Use of piano f Uar
pra.oe may be -
Mottos
WARNING. -ANY PERSON (2A1 H
Ing from Lha d. using the terry
without permluloa, lbeotloa, or otherwise
trespassing inns an/ part of the presort, will
be arrested and proseeeted.
00 C. ATT'RII.L
Ridgewood 1'ara,
[)}t0F. B. L. TAUPE
ANL•rat•rttn two wrru'Iaw /!« syg
gemelaI.tsT
A11 'dads of Insensate. and E10stetese mad*
to order. Special attention sive. to Matas, ton
Orden by mall promptly attended to. lire
ware o1 partes using my natal•, •n 1 employ
no treve11100 *gents whatever
Batufaotlo■ guaranteed. Established It7 t.
554 RICHMOND HTREET W., T.MIONT(I
For
OR
. L•V T, Carlow, P. 0. A
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AROUND TOWN
LOCAL Minim Cootie Juno'. -Philip Holt,
R. 0 , who wee noisily •peololed deputy
county judge for Huron, hat reselv.d the
additional appointment of local judge of
the High Court of Justloe for 0.).N., Tete
wIN enable Mr. Holt to hear motions and
tr•oeao1 other local business la the High
Court.
H. O. B. TtOT, -The nurse Old Hoye
Aeeeoutten of Tor..ete will have a tent o0
the •zhihntoo grosode durlog the fair Mr
Las •eoommudation et all Hero's visitors to
l'auada's'notes' fair. Everyone is invit-
ed to make 11 his resting plans while at
tee fair. Aoy informs' on that may be requir-
ed will be gladly furnished by the Seery..
R A. Walker, 45 Leotard awe.
Blom if Hua U0l.l,AnnuNI.-A painful 'n-
otion befell Or• Bates, the youngest daugh-
ter of John F. Bates, Newgate street. en
stuteay 1.11031241. Whits playing In a
yard adjoining her own home she ran
• ealwt • rope and w., thrown down oa •
oemeat welt, her a,llarbohe bolus broken
Iwo places and her arm 440eested at the
.boulder. She suffered greatly from the
* wok awl 'Diaries at first, bu', is now pro•
grassing favorably.
W aNr.0
TO TRAM. Cu .tr.--S.turdy's
Luedon Pse 1'rsu had the lullo wing : A
middle -aped waman, well droned and appa-
reolly lacking for none of the osoeeserles of
life, palled op acting Mayor 11'Lanett yeiter-
day and displayed •/osrve that tits beg tier
Lbs superlative degree. She ezplaled that
she bad come from fort Staol.y on the mern-
'nr train, and befog • "tattoo/tort,' thoupbt
she would ask for • pass to Godertoh, her
destination. Nee11ese to say, the paw war
not forthcoming.
Utas AT 81.4311 -James Emigb, of
Blyth, who ter soma time was • resident of
Ooderiob, died on Thursday morning after
an Illune "'Leading over a year. The d_• -
wowed was th.rty-'wo year" of age and wss
tho yomageet eon of J, G. Emlgb, formerly
of this plan •ed now of Blyth. He was
unmarried. The !.neral, whiob ►sok plan"
•t Myth on Saturday, 0sa attended by •
number of docdeseda frtsad. in Goderi.h
Ilia be d relatives have the sympathy of
many acquaint her.,
To DtatTne 34(1 BYLAWS. - the two
m.Malpal bylaws to be voted nun tomorrow,
•Iz., one to •u.hor', the borrowing o0
debenture of 811,000 already anent upon the
water and eleotrlo light plant", and (toe for
the expending of 84,000 for . new market
building, IttyS created little int greet annoy
the °looters. Tan Mayer, however, has
reseed • call for • public meeting to be held
st too town hall Dale (Thursd•y).yeo:og for
the dleo.s.l.o of thew matters, and 1t o
hefted Omit there will be • 4.rm attendance
and • fall and free ezpreedoo of opinion
upon the alerito of this bvuw..
1'*i I;Ivn HuLILAY.-1'ased•y, our elvlo
noikday, was • toilet day about tomo. The
+tores were olosed,'buS mw►of tinIselinr's"
w ere working as usual. One buadrod per
was took the trip by boat to Pest Hates,
I tering at 8 o'uto.k in the morning and
re.ohing home at 2 o'olook 1Vedaeday
orale". Tae dim0K2.e that had the et•
ur.lo, io head will fame est •boat even.
Dumber took advantage of the r,duoe.
Betty rates and "pent tee day out of town
he weather was Lbre•tening In the morn -
r, but the day turned out fine, and a
umber of piooic per:les had esjoyabl. out.
intro.
9urotTtl E1.'068ioNIMTO, -An exeurelon
from Seelorth oo Monday brought •bout
430 prople to town. It was S..Iorth'e otvlo
holiday, and the ezoanio0 war eeod.oted
by the regtment•I band. Rata le the morn
tog ihreat.sei to "poll the day for the
vlstors, but Old Probs. relented ant served
Cat floe weather daring the latter pert of
the le . 'Foe fine bond of the 33•d,
*null 0•s its home io Htelortb, d us
s" gorse good music), westing the day enjoy
able for the tewo■people as well es for the
visit its. Pne return train lett .t 8:30
.'oloak. lloderloh le to hays anther ex-
cursion from Htaforth on the 29 h Inst.,
under the implies' of the Sunday schools of
rho town.
AT THE L.o. FRONT. -Tee steam binge
Clinton, with the eohooeer Grimsby In tow,
arrived an Sunday from Silver Water.
L'beir oargoss iaolaled lumber for the
(4,derlol' 0:gan Ce and poet" for the Ood-
erleh Lumber Co They had awes limber
for the Ooveaam •art works •t I7.yN.M and
Barllerree, and left Tuesday night for
thee. paws The psesenger boats have
mode their regular inns and have done •
good business the. past week The qtr
Cly of the Strain is to give nn excerdon
w Detroit next week from Kiwardino and
I:oderlah, le*ving Oilier oh Tuesday morn-
ing and returning on Friday ..The
i,110 Huron ,t Msel!nha !Wilhite Uo. come
te an agreement regarding the cargo of the
Nurwav, and th• oust eras dlsoharped bore.
WIC WIU'OMS Tupuo -We extend a
netts' welcome to 11. Maephee, .1. 1' , and
I•mIly whn hay" recently removed from the
township of Aehflr1.1 to thls town of iunum•
"table attractions. Mr. Mao.►ee has been
engage 110 looming 1■ Ashfield daring many
year., hat finding retlremeoe from mauve
labor desirable he leased hie farm In that
township for • number of yams, ani has
token tip his •bods in Iloletleh, lin many
friend+ In AenNs1d have already mirea
pr•01(0.1 proof cf the ssteem in wbioh he
and hie family are held there. an sooeuut et
ehloh appeared In Tax 82410.1. of a former
data. We feel pleased upon 1.•roug that
Mr. Masphse's reeldenoe with us le likely to
to • permanent ow., as he hoe purchased
from R. Henderson that property on Napier
street tea which he w114 soon r•s,sy, fret,
he may be len" spared to Arley his new
home Is the sinner, w:eh tat TNR SOMA!, and
Mr. Me.oph.e'. many Weeds.
A11V•RrioiNti HNTiRraloc.-Oa not eooa-
sion .f the fertleltles In oennuttoe with
the reoeot o,rogation of King E heard, eel.
FOR MALE.-LO1, NO. 1, OUNCES
s10.4, RD. AMfl&U. 100 scree. 15 morns
hardwood hoah Up. the property there is
• frame house. 23132, frame ban In good .tare
of repair, 34150, one aero of orohardrood
well. ('Oseassi on at any timefor farther
ppuartieulen apply to
J )CIN CAMPBELL, or to
on tb. premises, 10011.11' HOLT,
Ail, m, 19.3. Baarleter. etc .
et 21 oodevtoh.
POE ALE OR TO Eiffel -THE UN-
[` danlgned offers toaell or rent the nom
fortable dwelling on Trafalgar -99., 8 rooms,
e umm r kitchen. wood shed Red bath room.
Town water. also wood well sad &stern. stone
foundation and a mood cellar. Stehle, drive
house and a Dumb r of fruit trees. Terms
ta*•o,able. WM. HOLLAND. Propnetor.
tat(_
L'ARV FGR MALS.-bOY 67, MAI l'
• land .onoesalou. Gni'riot) township, oon-
talning 75 acres. Well tensed and well
watere4; hood buil tinge and Ors -clan
oroba 1 ; molly all ander erase. Sixty per
rent. of the pnr'*haae money may remain on
mortgage at: pM cont. for parEctelau appU
to T. BURNS, Carlow, (48tf
DESIRABLE 14R4i1)10:NCI.; FOR SALE.
The subserlb see offer f w sale the reel-
d sad beautiful grossed" ed)lnleg rn Um
cin ••f Gantlet', owned ane • •o,ipled by the
Hon J. T. Oarrew, who Is about to remove to
Toronto. The property erns brscns seven of the
nsest building lots In the town, oontaIning
nearly two .ens• and to anyone not desiring
so eitensive a warden could be aivantsteuue
ly subdlvided and sold se hn1ldln sites,
('oassseioo at any time. 'nape,tlon Invited.
Terms one-balt cth, balance oo mortgagee
5'prr dict,
Ihatd at Gderlo'. July 231h, 1992.
DICKINSON it ((ARROW,
91.10 Vendor'' Solicitors
AF1R'T-O'LASN FARM FOR SALE
uR 1'O twin
In the township of West Wewanosh, lot 27,
n0nce001nn 5, containing 20) mime, more or
en., anent 176 cle&rd la • good elate of cul-
tivation. Rood bonne. well Armored trawl
orchard, 0011410gs goad, feeble" under barn.
42 b 8hest.!, convenient to school. anti chuh.
Hold on easy terms In snit DDuroha..r. Apply
to W. H. l'AMP,ELG Weenie's!, or W. A.
IIARRIBON, Luoknow. 00-3m
(1901101.; flUJLIIh0 LOTS FOR SALK
1n 81. George's ward. Apple to L E.
I )ANCBY, 12
VALUABLE FARM PR()PKRTY FOR
sale, being the ppnperti of Mr+. Robert
Whitely. oontalnlnr 87 &ores, being composed
of lot 12 In the .5th concession, and 1 acres.
part of lot 111n the 11 h concession. GoderIrh
township. This s first elan farm and is situ-
ated about four mils from tldertah. Title
perfect. free p..tMatare awN7 to th. seder -
signed
Dated tnd J sly, (202.
PIiILiP NOLT,
Oolerrek,
14108 SALE OR SO RENT. - MRY.
L` Strsohan offer. for sole or to rent the
property at present occuulel by her, on the
corner of Victoria and Hewn stress. There
Is a large cq .rete building containing dwell-
ing home .4(9 store, with ell com•enlesoos In
e0nnectlon. Thereto Alen a stnry•and a half
frame dwelling situated en the deme lot.
.erns reeeonable. Apply to MRS.
HTItAOHAle. on the premiss.
AT PRIVATE SALE
That big atone hones with ;roomed brink
addition, Mtuated on Platen •treat. 'rho/hones
Is dry and warm, twine heed throngbont with
2 'nob dank. It Ie .011.1 and so hate/MIL It
wee t,nilt A the len
Rh.'1ft 9lhknns when In his prime
Not for • day bet ter ell r roe.
The foundations are abont 3 fret thick and
will endure u long se the Pyramids of Rrypl.
A home seeker or Inventor who real isee the
potentialities of fresh paint and rape!' whlnh
.,
ere Inszpenalrand of elan, which le pone.
fully nhesp, by • little planning and rudiolone
expindltme ren modernise tt Into an no to
date mansion. 1 assort most strenuously and
fearlessly that • big mon will wenn. to the
wide awake Investor for the best of all rsa-
none that he has a brawl and solid fonedation
an pear to his hends. Th. same aennnt he
salt of a 411011 or veneer. LM th°u who are
sa tho lnoknnt for a soft snap investigates, In
retaliate, In•eer •i.
Craton add named to
311110. J. M001111OII8E,
Rayfield P. 0.,
�1g
Marr fth, uo'Wtn attention. 61-tt
Medleal•
t
lett
DR. W. F. IIAI.f.OW, PHYSICIAN
m1t(sen and anrtoon. Olen In 1�Raab of
Ye tat en Mena ea west lids �k Pawn
Business Chinos
nem. ring,
• sm ill ■
Donn
P.
1'.
all p
Ph millln.ryy
JAMES V.r1.NU, bot
'brand la the loyal island of Jamaloa,
N'c,t ladies, • firm of t°b,00enbte doing
Motions then ad roomed to the leading dally
paper of the one el Klogsroo, W 1., that
ern person matting oat the ooupoo 'Untitled
Iberia would he entitled to five of their
world-resowoed "hl Rey" cheroots tree,
the lumber for distribution oelog limited
►e 25,000 e$la;s. A copy of that paper
reached Oederlob, sent by a gentleman •
Dative of this Lowe, and the ouopou wee
oat out and sent aooerdto9 to directions.
Hy tut mall the al/moot" arrived Irina the
enterprising tiros and wen duly appreciated,
for It is not always that a pure cigar of
West 10104. lel up be enjoyed In this 4&t,
tadr. W. •dmin their style of advertising;
then is • humus ring •bout It, and there
is a probability that an ege00y will be se
tablish•d le 0oderieh to represent the
Yootp.Ger olg•r faolely, both for their
olgare and West India teba0oee.
Volga or Titan k.. -Ab the regular mouth -
,y meeting of the Abmeek chapter of Itis
1.0,12.0 E., held to 1►e law library at the
court house ua Monday •ftaroo.0 last.
rotes of bearty thanks were proposed by
the Regent, Mrs. U. Yaatooald, and were
duly ss000ded and saran 1, to all the ladles
and gentlemen who so ably udstod to
makine the Mtn hatter to aid of the hos-
pital lend • satiates. In the moeio&I part of
the pr,gram the Mariano** °rabsslr•,
Mr. H..iogthwalte, the leader of our town
bend, and many others who loudly and gen
•routly gave their wry. es, were eepecldly
spoken of and tendered thank., •n were a1 -
,o Messrs. fi. Jordan, Archibald Dickson,
.eoffny Holt, F. Ybaunoo, T. Macon. P.
Kioly, A. Ostrow, W. Maodooald and little
Muter C. Hays, all of,wlom worked faith
fully in decorating the booths and b.ildmg.
Messrs. W. Tali and F. Pett, who did
much of the heavy lifting and Darting free
,if unarps, wire else meatto114 and rated
warm thanks
Mlt.trIA 70.1.18.. --A radioed departure
iu the training of the rural su IDI. hes brae
.ducted this year. 1. place of having all
the'Weeny reglmente tang out, It ins been
Jeetded to held•camps rel 40011011100 for
officers and nam-30mmINioned lrttl J.n of the
r.g menta of 0aterle, Quntoo mud Ute Mar
Mute Pres/Wow next month. The Ontario
ramp w111 be at Fliapare-•m-lke•!ake from
September 23 to °ember 4 ; that fee Quo,
Leo at Three Rivers from Slep'nmber 16 te
27, while the rate from the Maritime Pn
vioces will assemble et nosier, N. 11 , from
September 9 to 20. '1'be period of traioln,
a tech ease will he twelve days The
several oompaaee of the permanent corps
.rill tura out to fall strength, bat etch of
the 1 her infantry regiments will be repro
emted as follows: -1 Luat.'(,0(8toel, 1
Major, 1 Adjutant, 1 goat er, 1
•
ompany officer per cemp.oy, 2 Mal ser -
potato per reylaia.0, 3 wrgoot. per t•om-
pany, 3 esrporais per oompeay. 2 buglers
per regiment. Ifweoty-two privates per
rglatsat will aloe be detailed fer faNpae
twines. The pimp for Oat•rlo will be rom
Peed as fellows :-Y1n1Division -Division.
.1 troops, No. 1 Ue. R.U.R. • 1st laliatry
Brlaade ; 26.21, Leaden ; 27th, Sarno ;
32nd. Walkert.a ; and 33ra, G ldaricb. 2nd
Infantry Brigade -i4 ad, W sed,took ; 1)3th,
i.ratford • 29.h, Galt ; 30tb, Guelph. 21,1
(hetdou : Divslenai troops --Nn. 2 Co R.
C. P.. ; 3rd Infantry Yrimide ; 20 b, Mil-
; 3716, York ; 9441„, flmoos ; 44th,
Niagara Falls ; 77th, A.. ; 97th, Sault
'rte. Marie. 4.h lefantry Helga/6-12:h,
Aurora ; Jet, Owen Sound ; 34 • h, Whitby ;
35th, Barrie; 36th, B•amptoo.
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11 R CREATION.
.o tear themnolvre away. Spooli-
ng of (lsrm't n., they do not Igen)
o respectful to their ruler. no
'.hry might b', Int lin of thr nut'.I
"rattle Influence or "William the
trld"n," taw Anthony limp. cane
;m. it deems that before the fin-'
I separation of -the Grand Duke
n.I Grand Duche'Aa of 89eine, the
ri
on trete grew wose nil worm., and
he Indy wail in thr Iin01t-so tisly
asp -of thrv•wi'I( clip+ n11'1 an111P11
.t her liege lor head ; well, tat the
(n(1►etn'It Fair, there worn eups
yni elanerrs offered for g tin with t r-
rserlption, "this Is the pattern of .1
ha. gage .l)rnu 1 1Uu'kttfd.. tb.4-u /ft.. j
t the (Irani Dnke." S0mi+ friend• of I
flip bought one for fun, cery coir..
-lute Chinn, probably qutto i d
Mita' ?met -+4r4a. 7 Tinny *.7 la 4'
hilt') of all, thn Grand Dike to very
foul of her, and keep,' her portrnit
%rid blurt elope to host. They ('12(11121(1(7 °
tiro both fiery temperal. Toa
:rwud Uu0h1d0 Had. a Pet Monkey,
t
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LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
m tt daotiou
uread.
rhe 'text holiday will be Labor Hey
Moody, September 1st,
Tut S1,iNAL to January let, 1903, for 30
cents Send It to • fatted.
Ms" Mildred Campbell, la luting as
0.14ulsl of North street Mothodut oburoh
In tee atomic. of W. Gleno Campbell.
The rural schools re -opened en Monday.
Suhoos In titres and l000rporeted villages
will re -open on'ruesdy, September 21d.
There was not • quorum at the oouooll
chamber last Friday evening, •.d..000rd
logly the reguler meetlog of the m0u0011 wet
not held.
Chas. Hetes, as ussai 4. the pest your,
delivered the first apple barrels to the erch-
•rds In the county. Tney were for Robert
hhlotI, who Is puttlog up three oar Toads of
harvest knit. --Com.
Last Sun lay morning Kev. C. A. Stager,
M. A , of Toronto, entrained I. St, George's
oburoh from the word. "Fruits of rlgbtaou.-
new." In the emoting Rey. C. Buell, of
Detroit, eeli.ered the sermon.
James R -Id, of the muoiedptl staff, has
been seriously UI the poet few weeks and his
!needs have been alarmed •t his condition.
He le now teklag tre•t•ntot in Detroit, and
we hops will soon mover oempl.tely hie
wonted health and strength.
All who are Interested In the ■access of
that very good object, the emotion of • gen-
eral and marine hospital, will tae pleased to
learn that the ladies made something over
f700 at their bazar held to the We.,t-d,
rink on the 6th and 7th lost.
la the ab.eoee of Rey, 1)r. Daniel, who
war preaohtng at the re -opening of the
Shoppardton Methodist church, the pulpit
of Noah street Methodist ohuroh was
0aoupl.d en Sunday by 'flotsam Courtlo., •
former Holmescille vena' man who ►as bee.
alteodieg t1e university at Columbus, Ohio,
to preparation for the Methodist ministry.
"Sims Pearl !lye's, • gradate of Miss
Robe:t.ua'. ul.rs, lar bee. awarded . high
read" el plain. in short head and rvrewrltlng.
Pearl Is one of our brainy giro. ' The tore--
gong
orr-
go.ng Iron The Southawptuu Beacon refers
to a former (oderh-h maid's, a grsnd-
d.v.ugbteane. 12er of Mrs.onaldsee, of Elgin
We learn that our old frond John Kelly
toI.ods to remove to G.derich from Blyth
this month. He has taken the boats on
North •• rut lately oeoupl.d by his nephew,
.1 B. Kelly. Witte many Whet' Auderiuh
frloods we shall be planed to gree! Mr.
K•Ityan a fellow townsman, end hope that
he will enjoy a goodly Dumber of pyre
e n100411(1 ■a.
BY refrreoce t• go. advertising °alumna
i•..1B be seen tint the Forest tiny Hunan'
.010 kibortband College, I. mdoe, O,8 , an,
neuron the re-ep.nlog for September 2nd
I I s reliable business •ud shorthand school
has just closed in most enooeasful year,
having had la et1ndaoos over two hundred
.ud,ote. and Loe.y they cannot meet the
•!emend made open them by bunions men
for oM s help There Dever was • time In
the biotin r of the s. hoot when there war
n osh a drmand for young people haying •
knowledge of loudness and saorthan,l. The
sohool h.m a ustipg o•poeity of 269 stu-
dent,. The rooms are 000sidered the best
for business college purposes to be lo.nd to
Oetirto. !Rodeo,. Interested 10 shorthand
Muoatioa should send for paratowlars sheet
the I.reB' system, wlloh has been taught In
the iobool 1*, the put two year., with won-
dwrful motile, it Is esy to leiro, easy to
write, and esy to reed. Catelegue et
either department will be sent upon sppll-
oatloa to the prloolpel, Mr, J. W Weter-
•011
CHURCH NOTES.
The fianootai dutrlot sweeting for the
Methodist oharohea of Goderloh distrlol was
held at Ifelmeevllle and wee preelded over
by Rev. 11r. Daniel, of Oolerloh. There
was a gond attendee°. beth of minieten and
of laymen. Arraoyemeote wrr• made for
missionary anniversaries. The following are
the amounts .s.ass.d tech appointment for
the purpose .toted :-
Soneran- General
ouat100 Conference
()oderloh, North St, , , ,$82. 812 3,5
0odestoe, Victoria St.. 44 660
Clloton, Wesley. . , 68 10 20
Chalon, ootarle . 60 905
Meafor1h
> 60 9.00
Helmsevifle 43 6 45
Blyth 720
I)nopaoon 4 7.45
Nilo , 4b 685
I1enmlller . 40 5 95
Apemen .. 56 8.40
Walton 28 4,2.5
1,nr de1buro 47 ... • .... 7 00
Iuakersmtth 20 3.05
Hayfield 31 4 70
Van• 44 6.60
Rev. h; N. Baker. of Ftrat ford, preterit-
od the use of S'. ,lames' ohnroh, Montreal,
and the 0.81,0' undertook to raise the
amount eked for towards relief of the
eharoh. Mrs. Leech, di/street organizer of
the W. M. S., add d the meeting In
re !,nodi to tin work of the annuity, and
wee amoral of the hearty sympathy of the
meetlnp with the work. It wee d•oldad ►o
oe-operate with all other workers to pd
the greatest mineable 0,,00 for prohibition o0
4004th Item tither.
Theeu was again a very large 03ner1ga-
lo. at Knsx otwroh no Sunday eyselnr bo
fiwtr Rev. Dr. Meidrnm, of Cleveland, al-
most scary seat In the commodious eharoh
ening filled. The preacher spoke from •
ual text : "Now then It la ns more 1 that
do It, hat sin that dw.11,th In Inc ' (Rom
mane 7:17), end ' Vit net I, hut the grace
f Geri which Was with me" (I Corinthians
15:10). He d.ploted man's doable pereenal-
(y, the good and the evil ewe':0, and held
hat man en he was Intended to be wee good
jvhlcli
chi. hail to tit boeltle her 10 -
and tee ...a a distortion, • pt•rver.lon of
he nal.aril order of thine*. The old saying/
"ft le easy 21 descend," was fallacious ; It
wee the way of the trao•rresser that was
herd : If man followed hie natural Iecllne•
tion the grass of Ood would lead him to
the right and th• true. I)r. M.Idrum's
sermon ores at eros philisophlo•I and prao.
tleai, full of sympathy ler man and el 111th
In henna nature, and yet showing • strong
sante of the awfulness of sip and the bre
lele resell* whien follow • departure k,m
the path of reorltud.. At the enneloaleo of
the sermon the peter, Rev. .I A. Anderson,
'zpress64 hie appreciation and 221.4 of Lbs
coo41reg.4ins ler I),. Moldrnd. address and
at the aloes of tis• serene On choir sane,
"(Ind be whh you 1111 ere meet seals ."
Dying the asinine the °hale sang the an
None, "Fattier .4 Moreno, Del el Love,"
being beef. 0114 by Ms. Mnhetky,of f'hll.de!_
vete. who also deer eller the esrmnn the
u ta, "The ford Is Risen," from Salhvee'e
"idebt of Ike Werl.l," The solo was heard
With meet' Miamian, and we hope to hear
as Moser again.
A GOOD Ilya at m••a;trl.In high chair, tntk- t
ng to It nil the 1111(0, and not sin-
-wining the Ornn,l 'Duke; at Inst
no day he could etnrhi it no long -
t, and the po.r monkey left the
nom by (he wit -110W. Toll 10111 novel
Ike the (iron l (hike agnln, but hn
nal protottitlon. They gay he 10 de -
sot eft to little Flbnib.th, whn la
trtpht nit11 pl•turnmla►, tett not
)rAtt7. Rhe cannot surcend, ow -
.to thn Sall" law, and It la pro -
jobb,' that hotlt her parrnta will
tarry ego long. Thn (trend Durham'
not set her nffeet'ons very high,
hie time, ant will probibly go n
1 deal Into private IUe. The
Grand Datke Iv %ery en-loble, and
1(0••0 abnil. with •outr fHen In of mina
tat Ihr, Embassy, Icing very fond of
piny ing ping ('onR and tenon with
them. li„ 1)00 ( a m•tgn-fl •ently, with
'lihrr hi, right r.r lift haul, and
wears n ft.hr'rmen a bite Jor.Py In-
et.ad of flannels as the Germans
or • millinery beef-
' ng want. Also
was ran to
me ; reit-
Card of Thinks
tD (1F TRANKa
nand Mrmh-
ien Orl
In
To th
rl.h. No 1
Ilrvrinrs
prrattudr to yrs
my retreat tt,rea,
shown to my I
I thankfoll
the n sanel
1y. and
futon
knowledge,,
n18101),00) paid 01
01..4 yonr noble order.
Yours eine-ere*,
MRS. JOAN CLICNDEN
(i ri,h. Angola, it 1372.
tbnrt node-
Foreseers
to of Dress my
mpa'hy daring
or the kindness
his 4l lnties.
0e for ono
rer•pt-
IN(14.
Tenders Wanted.
frRNDERS WANTR0.
Boated fwnd.rs will hn rn..lr*d nn 'to t n'
afoot ,•. et. on Temente. angst . tad, Ia04, fm the
len !ding of eetneet ahntm.nts to bridge •I
I'tsam!I,r Piano and apereeln•tIons man be
51n .t the post &nee, Beemiuer• *r at t0.
Meek s office. Dorton Isew"pt or any tender
r ono.a.arllr .asses., Teodoro to be ad -
to .1. W. M.DONAaB
°aeiaw.
(ria learn that AIe..MeD. Aliso, jr., who
s ea°oh'eg at Wausau", Man,, Buds the
o eadeble and is geeing en 1. His
hag Mgr ea
Miss Jeentt MaeDesald, • former reel-
deistt of tlnderteh, sow of Sprla411 Id, ill ,
le visiting at ,Mrs. flee (ie,'..
Mrs. Thee. Tung lead daagkter (1ladye,ef
Walberagl, were this wisk M the
COMING AND GOING
U. F. Emerson to In town.
Judge Doyle Is away on • hehday trty.
!dies K. Wateun hu reformed from To-
ronto.
Chea. Wanton is borne from New York ea
vecatlou.
Rev. 8. Clement, of KlogsvlYe, is vlelt-
ler here.
Norbert O'Connor, of Stratford, le visit-
ing .t J. B. Kelly's.
Ben. Smith, of Chicago, Is speeding holt.
day. .t the old home,
Dr. A. Meldrum left M00.117 moratog 00
hie return Do Cleveland.
Mrs. Harper left en 1 ueeda► to visit her
former home in Toronto,
Mrs. Hill, of Klass. City, s visiting her
Motor, Mrs. F. J. T. N.ftel.
Mies Gertrude Graham s attending tot
Normal 7ebool at Londo..
Mew Gulllot, of Windsor, Is visiting Mlsa
Roberteoa, Newp•te street.
K. L. Williams lett on Tuesday to take
charge of a school at Allmon.
Miss Vtv• At.hill, of Buffalo, le visiting
relatives on the Hayfield road.
Mr. and Mn. Joseph Kidd • w,He in't'o•
root° for • few days One week,
°apts. Grant and Mao%lo•r are attendlog
the Military School at London,
John \'.natter, of Stratford, spent Sun•
day with his Moo, J. W. Vaoatter.
Mos (laden and nephew, Muter (laden
')anlal, vlsl►ed Toronto this wink.
Andrew Breckenridge has Mien visiting
rel•tlyse 10 the State of Con0eotlout,
Harvey Dletrwh left on Monday en •
holiday trip N Berlin and other towns.
H Helmer, M.P., Clinton, •tbsaded the
f.nerai of the tate Simnel Sloan. yesterday.
H. F. (renew, of Toronto, hes been
spending • few days at the old home fere.
Mr. and Mn, Bennie Ceti and daughter,
of Leamington, are vtait'og their relative.
ogre
W. J. Young, propitiator of The Rodney
Mercury, spent Sunday with friends In
town.
11. M. Elliott lett lest week on .1 trip to
a1ltob•, where he will spend several
weeank..
Miss Rebus Harris, of Philadelphia. le
yIaltmg at the home of her uncle, Thomas
Marro,
1V. 1Neoo Campbell is •way for two
weeks' holidays and Is visiting his home at
Aylmer.
Wm Edna Guest lett Yearley mortsto9 to
takr ob•rge of • sobool oder Exeter for the
fall term.
Mrs Wm. I:ust, of Weal London, was
F. town ager Sandal', visiting Mrs. t • unit,
Keeys reset,
Moe Emm• Fifteen, of Mwat.sal, is visit-
ing her war, Mr.. Brlegel, oaroer Britannia
road and Waterloo -e6.
Misses Ida and Rao Curls, Qua's aye.,
Ludes, were the gout. thin week of their
aunt, Mn. K. W. Carr*.
Mu. C. P. Moore, of Stratford, with her
son and daughter, is visiting a0 the hom. of
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kelly,
Mrs. T. Ks.nedy, of Bakuipton, was visit-
ing her •net, Mn. H.'Iy Morrie, of Usl
borne, for a ceople of weeks
The Misses 6daooing, of Clinton, and
Bliss liallantyn,, of li'rattord, are visiting
•1 the home of Mrs. Oen dry
Klooardine Review : Miss Stella MoLOed,
rel Ood.rloh,
is the guest of her grandmoth-
er, Mrs. 44.unden .. Mrs N. 0. Shier,
of 1)oderloh, IM visiting in htooardlne.
.Cohn Darwin, of The Huron Lipowter,
area among the S.afsrth exoursionl.Ls on
Monday, and RIMS Tug SIGNAL • oall.
Mrs Rafferty, who had bean visiting her
old tome u Nile daring the out tiv• or six
weeks, retuned to Toronto oa Monday.
Miss Belle Jardine, who has been spending
the holidays at her home,n Ashfield, left oe
Yatorday to resume charge of hn; school at
Dashwood.
Mr. and Mrs R. R. Sallow" aud daugh-
ter F•loreoos spent the olvio holiday at
Woodstock, visiting Doty Sallow., who hu
been employed there for ams time.
Mr. and Mee. Martz, of Detroit, with
their children are the guests of Hugh Cele.
holm, hln. MRV. le • daughter of the late
(J.pt. Hay, • well known pioneer °I /he
inks.,
Mn. R. Hende,.oe, of Carlow lett o0
Monday for Hamilton, where she will re-
side with her brother, Rey. Joho Young,
She war •eoompanted by her nephews, Al-
lred and M•oketzie Young, wire retuned
home atter spoiling six week"' holidays
with their relativss *t Carlow,
Rev. I. R Wailwtn and Mn. Wellwln, of
'le.farlh, formerly of thhe town, left lest
week on • Western trtp. Mr, Wallwlo
will attend the Methodist Geoerd Cosfer-
50oe In Winnipeg and will *leo stilt at
Bravado., while Mr.. Walled*, w111 go
throsgh to the Const.
Mr. and Mre. R. W. MoKenals lift last
wet k on • W einem trip. They go to the
Putt, Coast and return to Winnipeg to
time for the opening of th. Methodist (int-
ers' Confersooe, to whish Mr. McKenzie is
• d.l.g&ta from the Lindon conference.
They will be •way until about the 1st of
(Looter.
Edwin l•, Clifford, of Duotirk,N.5 ., with
hie angle and son, has beim visible" Ilene
Morels, of MorrI.d•le Farm, and other rel
.lives le town end ylolnily. Mr. l'h7•,rd
was • boy to Iloderloh, and this was his
first yldt to the nets oleos leasing it thirty•
five years 610. He had always kept the
place green in We memory, however, and
. Iter hn visit he Is still more enamored of
Ood,rtoh and Woke It one of the finest
planes on earth.
SUMMER SPORTS.
Tone rinks from Stratford played visitor -
day n. the West street bowling green, de-
feating the home players by 10 "hole,
Scores at the weekly shoot of the 0oderlch
gun club. Friday evening lot, at tlft.,.
birds , H. Rittman, 11 ; .1, Frltzley, 5 ; T.
MoDermote, ; K R. Watson, 11 : Capt,
Donley, 10 ; N. i). Rongel., 7 ; Oen
Johnston, 7 ; 7. Pretty, 6 ; D. Mayor, 6
Lord simmer • rut °empeud of mem-
bers of the Mal. Station fishing party pl.y•
ad a shallop,* game of bowls with • rink
from the town •lob. The Main 704Noners
were batten rather dsoolrely bot they
wets nosier satisfied with the reedit of that,
Mime. and Mils rammer they !mead •
oh•llenge fee •nether mouth which took
phew on Friday Ieet, The Main !tuition
rink sena composed .d 1. Davie., L. M. Lie,
W. 1. I01(ot and C. C. Row (,klpt, being
THE TOWN BYLAWS.
FRIDAY next two bylaws will be
submitted to the electors -one to raise
$11,000 to meet expenditures already
paid for waterworks and electric light
improvements, and the second to bor-
row $4,000 for the erection of • mar-
ket building on the old agricultural
grounds at the foot of Hamilton
street
The first bylaw is practically one to
consolidate the debt already incurred
in connection with neoessary town itni•
provementa, and the carrying of the
bylaw on Friday will be • saving V.
the town in. the difference between
bank interest now paid and' the lower
rate which debentures cost. It should
receive a unanimous support
The other bylaw, which involvee
the changing of the market site and
the expenditure of $4,000 on a new
building, has not received much at-
tention in the shape of discusrion by
ita promoters, and a number of the
voters are at sea as to the manner in
which they should vote. It is now
announced that • public meeting
.111 be held at which the question
will be thoroughly discussed.
Behind the bylaw is the further
scheme of the Carnegie library build.
ing, and this feature, although practi-
cally approved of at • meeting held
some months ago, has not y,et been re-
moved from the arena of debate in
some quarters.
It would have been better bad
these matters been more thoroughly
threshed out in the weeks that have
intervened, for anything would have
earl better than the lethargic feeling
that seems to prevail.
shot*. The players and
J I. Kinsman
W. D. kdolwan
Parkes
T. itiolurdson
J. Moltalohael
F. Hohneeted
des. Soon
John Roberta (skIrd-17
as
soop.(1,64:Bow.arreHric:F.:244efigh,
A. 1. DInkteen
U. Mhepharc.
7I:amotoe:re
W. Campbell
IC O. Reynolds
T.Davles (skip) -14
OPEN LETTER TO FARMERS.
To The remorse- Argus. 1902
we beg to cell your attentlen to the
u•satisfaatou 'tate whioh grant le being
delivered at oesustry markets. and more
seposully is this true during the last two Of
three yes".
Grain has been marketed without being
thoroughly Gleaned, which neoeseinten se•
buyer's Rolling tin grain he gate en band en
merlte, and for which he doss not resins
as high a price at h• would harit reeelv
bad tin farmers exercised oars in properly
cleaning the grain before bringing It to Mars
ketno that it goes back to the one thing -if
bthoodfolmmer,,Idge.ssilave.t aproorpoepr.1:;mi•leaosa his grain
W• know that those who do not olean
their grain only require to Isa•ro this matter
brought to their attentioa, and they will at
Once lee the aecoesity of oleaniag grain
properly before taking it to market.
It will be necosesary to make rednotiond
In prior' for all grain that is not thoroughly
and properly cleaned, and, es 04 refuse or
cleaninve Is equally as good on the farm for
food, w• hope all farmers will look alive to
this matter, whloh will oertainly be to their
KiticARDINI, Limited.
D. Sunnier
W. S. HoLmso
▪ V' ELSVATOlt COMPANY ....Luoknow
KiLo:krdnowin•
Lecknow
R. D. Melisturs
Uoderloh
N. Dierairn k Sox
HAY BISON Ooderloh
LIstowel
SHEPPARDI ON.
UKMDAY, Aug. Nth
lte-openine eerylooe were bold hist Sab-
bath at the Shoppardten Methodist eherehi
which during the hut four weeks ham been
closed for reams Under the Anent hand,
of Thomas Elliot, &embed by Mr. Haase', of
Inderloh, th• hoe bee. made to ap-
pear new and Is unlyeraally pronounoed
most anemones and well finished. Rev. De.
proolatIve eindlenoes, and Mr. A. C. Cour-
drowei the ohildren In the afternoon et the
S. S. rally. Both are skilled In the •rt of
Interesting ohlldren and impressing truths
sprtu Mate minds. The Nide °heir ternisto
hie appropriately mleond anti exoellently
rendered. The Nile °hole le always wel-
comed at Shoppatelton Toe amount asked
for by tho pastor as offerings toward th• re-
pair" was $100 anti that amounts was remis-
ed during t h• day. Sheppardelion hen now
one of the moat tittraotil•• ohurohee and
oomforbablo *Wm to be found in this mu-
tton of Ontario. The people h••• been
netted, wholehearted end gnomons, and
now vire are looking and praying ter an out-
pouring of revival power. Then*. ars ere
tended to the man.y friends go generously
assisting •b the opening sorelotte.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The hest leant, of los °ream, aloe the.
greatest variety of true fret% intros bar
wades. are weed st the Vioimoria restaurant,
Winn et. -infokostIonerty. intik Mears and
tobaccos. (lilt.. BLACK terOW 11, proprieties%
Telephone 70,
eat bargains for the nett
• of the stook o
tido Paget.
he offered at
• order sip
el beets and sheet. tk •
eau Otis *heap rale bodlay Thursday,
21st of August. J. Vt. FiltonIRITM.
whoa th
velepes and fan
a great seed
BORN
01.1oltobt. On the 17th net. tualogrelle,
wife of Wm, Olidtleen, of • ter.
fitLoANM.- Ondartin. on I= Alarm*
Mb. 1903. Samuel mamas ream
SA -le