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.FERST tdN THOMAS, Esq., on Tuesday.' 31st„ • of 'Dec', and bave
awl oilica Montreal,
' (1-1114111r, MANAGBR g,e011e. to Miteheil to spend their hohey The eleetion passed oil' very qe alt.
eeneeatteet , eetia Farmer's ola th'eir MOott for a co aple of weeks, atter which in our burg, Probehly on. aeitote t of
we "tot tt-J" ette "n1Gro.6"cl°re" 4t 7 they win. ret-ara te their home 'in Ittdi- the' exeeddinte le clemency oe 01,31 „eatte
a Zent vol. ttAnura. ,area.,---. Mrs. Peek aete Alf. Bedfold, of i er.-itir James Crovian had the Mister.
0 „,,. tewen eat, tee„., to a, EL, to 313, Exeter, gave, oer town a flyieg visit l t lined' lo.tiog a veinal -4e colt ono day re,-
ne, eatereesia le a. m. 1 , New Yearees-Mte Will Bader hes re- cently by some, 't R0 utak:nee-it to the
Exeter Weenie _
eneralbanking heSinees transacted eurned, to College agatie,- .ottieHit- writer.--elr. J. W. Watson send sole of
dernatueter neemeas anoweator =QR., eel leaves this week for ' Detroit. -Mr. Thedford, Spit lest week visiting
IOpOsit Racial it , savieet Bank at 3 AI -1.100per has sole his far or the frieeds in this leenitty. As Mr. Watson
07 04 • N. D. 111,12,DON suet of $3400.• lett eurposes ntoeIng has been out West this harvest a good,
to Exeter to liye.--Jese ijill. ji.,, per- deal of ieformation can bederived from Cenncil met' after the nomination had
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Exeter, Dec, 27, '95. ' Manager noees erectieg, a betel this slimmer and a conversation with him in rege,rd . to
BT„,,kciiro:Tii sen F0 .11 541, . IS bus'l engaged getting the material. the prairie, cone try. -Mr. and errs. Jeliti
-iiaBrowuing, of Exeter, gave ns Love, speet Now Year's with Mr, tied
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amen eteettee o,,,/,,s, fri.604 $ ' call mi SaturdaY.---School Mrs. Robt CaroPbell, of Brewster, col°.
esesteteeetst..---,.................„......................,-.... `staeted on lVionday, and peace reins brating then' wooden • weddiag. They
A. good ' paying enteitereith in ire for
B4O.A.Te l'Olt ..W.Ivitx.
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;gain lei many homes. - 0 ea. Felber spat) t e very enjoyabie dity among et.
The enaoreined lees or serene. on Lot 331 spent Sundey out of towle-Mise Millie frionde .W4 aequitintairees and at riunter-Delbiedge, that we
tne re-
noneeseie ll. i) U ri born e, a thoroughbrad Tot- Liedsa.y, of Wingimm, is the 'guest of goose -Mies:A.1,11de Love IS speeding. theinilig members of the enancii ex -
grate Teens et, with priyelege ot re -feria -11g MP. Chris. Zuefle this week. , her Obristents holidays With friende ite preenset of...inrn:iteheeercenruelferini tBeaettritheei rpirme-.
ef laeoessatv %AR,. }LAWTON , .---------.0P--------,--, '
, the elillegrea dietriet.-,Mr. Miehael
potted Polland China, -with regiotered pedi.-.
$teptiert Settooi Report, 'Cropan's horse has now full? recovered Rynaitte8 Esqhas.wehno ifaorithtftellyPaast1;:isiAatebeiny.
110051 1-190S! The following is a correct report of wider the care of Mr, Cohleigh, V.
of peeetette_ttet the anneal echooi discharged the duties of Reeve of this
S Sheltie, 3, Stephen for the month of nweDiog of S. S,, No. 10, Mr. W. Eagle township, and'also our regt*tt at the
0,00 Dkessedlii,:ygs December. , The names aro in order sou was re-eleeted trustee, leaving the riretignathtiennvo:iftiollyinbot'it cGoanroaciniieforrt, Eq.,nutrit-N. Class, Frctd S'anderst, Sr. I'Ve same , staff fear the coming year. -On
WantedHerman 'Beaver. SidneY 'Sanders; Jr, a polling booth held in No, 10. school appreciation we have elvveye . enter -
George Sagshaw. George Saoders, accoutit of the natinielpal Onetime awl wish here to Place on record the hig'll
for our colleagues PersonallY
IV, Julia Triebner, Clara Staulaitee house, the,school did oot start till Tues- tattled
- Sam Jory; Sr. III, Daniel Seeders,- Ida eiey, etht_e4r, ape , re , f , '-till aWri°Sfilhgeitrh:41111neeVatirByer Vslu7c80"$s i: 'Pt ht e
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For the, next three iVeeks„ Jory and Eddie Beaver, (even) Luther 'tee' he " t New Year's at the parents
e will pay the hig.chest Bellhalel Bertha Gilbert: Sr. II. garY of tile latter Mr. mid, lirs.'1'. N. Havtere future, On motion of R. Gar leer
Setae Sanders, Norah Sauders, Clinton i
seconded 'fay W. Keddy, the colleen ed..
Int -treed sisfe die. ''
arhet price for hogs, Fred Dearing; Jr. II. Harley Sanders,
Sweet, Lorena titer& Thos. Harrieon, Greenway. Geo, W. Howee.N, Clerk,
eikhing trona, 115 to Stella. Penhale, Chas. Sanders, Marshall
)30i,,, Pp. it, Frankie Triebner, Roy A ‚'°''nejoyable evening was spent Usberne ,
- 225 pounds each, delivered . Perseus. Minnie Triebner, lsauny For.
Homer Bagshaw Asa Penhale, Barbie at the Grace Church 'Sabbath Sehool
entertainment in fluroo Heil, on New
at Centralia. Ford, Nelson ianderst pt, le vera Year's Eve, The attendance was not
Sariders and Clara Beaver, (even') very large on account of the stormy
PARSONS PRODUCE CO. Jennie 5anders. Best spellers for the
weather. In the absence of
month in v, per eed lee are, wrote, Beaumont, Mr. C. Corbett, of Sarnia,
•
CENTIIALIA. Beaver, le, Norah eleeiderer ,pt, le, was asked to tone eharge of the pro-
13.oiner'13a,gshaw.. Number ou roll 45. grant consisting of readings,reeitatione,
Average atteedance 37.5. 1 dialogues and drills. Mr, Corbett gave
W. B /3e0eisAw, Teacher. an -excellent address which eves inter
esting and very instructive.. Mr. W.
J. Wilson was ealled upon and spoke a
few encouraging words to Sabbath
&how workers, 'Much praise irt due
Mies Laura BakerandMi$S M. J. Cot
bett, who had charge of getting up
the entertabententi-Me S. K,erap and
family, of 'Widder, spent New Year's
with his brother in law, 'Tr, Thos. Bun
locke,--' Mr. Alex. Fraser, of Clinton,
visited friends' here last Friday. -M5
Alice and Carrie Wilson arrived lenteue
trouillieciford last 'llaretia.yi-e-A. C.
Wilscdi ref:if:rued tOollegle, east Satur
day morieleeg sin tilitt*eTnee, -
1' ':fllotklatefoi.litSt' Rove.)
Mr. Jdhiatierli, df Ann AtnorMieh
/ e
is velsitingthilisiousins and. other rela-
tive and 'friends in this ' vicinity. -
West Harell•
in:et nte.7 p. nom- i
vuotdares, to ,conte,sc" tlael
y an. te ceased A,110 resig a..ttOtt of,
Patterson twit& place, this Cdriiri
.
aftNei'lev4i:Tran;'4:he. P. nnnlir•la't°''' ,,XteIeCteel. , De putY Reeve,
,..:iettisha,elivv-valaitcre,ticeoeuise,:,,e,,,o.t.thi,.,hee,ttr !a,711'11 tro)ie, tro' h Tay tor
tOd were
feCotaServative
(e. e!rttoliall'(1(3Ltiebsell'14°17L;rt -d soen: .COtakeiliors.,
Usborne Courteil
'.C.TE.PliSNY,....Cif EXF,TE..130.1:09.1)
eloeed. The minutes of previous meet • .
ing Were read and approved Dettuty eeld the,tnwen •POSented ah animated
Reeve Reedy took the ehair „and tile aPP9.arance'froor earter ,Inlern until the
to closing of the polls. The contest for the
whiett both Messrs, Kay and Gardiner I:e•PTY Ree,t_teshinumb:vtel:eee T. B. Cer
made feeling arid appropriate "rePltes. nliitelgeeaonride,Am;r,QoaErleihogiereeuttiiellteoenelyed 16
of a majority. Po owine 'eteh • • ilt
following resolution was adopted,
Divielons 1 2 5 4
13aNc"a
The coteSeet in the innnieipal
arena was faugelet oat qtaietle' oa Mon.
day but, with el, good deal of determine.
tion Althouoh the daylwas intensely
To T
DCA,
tistitl
gIty.4
in
ana
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Ceutraha,
Cold, very et -ed. -The Christmas and
New Year visitors bave returned to
their homes. --The store forenerly (teen
pied by G H. Wittdsor has been pur-
chased by the Oraegemeit and, turned
into inhall,-A life and drum' bead has
been organized in eonnectioa with
the Orange Lodge. -The eetrettee and
leaving elases tnet at the residence of
Mr. Jas. Delg•atet ard presented him
with a large Bible dietionary in token
of, their o,44nem.--At the annual scheol
meeting, Mr. Joshua Hu:stable, was
eleeted, trnetee ut pieta of. S. McCoy,
Whose teVie of °Mee ITad eteeired, There
Neil and his netentaatle bre have set.
tiedebewn Wei 8,ud we ex-
tend to them our congratulattone and
wish 'theta a prosperous and teeny
,voyage life's ocean: --The Sabbath
Sehool anniversary on. Tuesday even-
ing oflast week was larg,ely attended
and elle program by the ehildren was
very eredittehle to theta -Rev. W. H.
Butt was in the Grata#B d eireuit
„last Sunday preaching in the intereet1 fee such hale tOta to come arid the
of the Missionary Soclety. His place! whiceh Passed in No S. 86001 at
hete dliedeby Messrs. Luker and the annual theetingeshuts out all,child-
Parsoben-The week of prayer is beiag ren de net live in the seet
observed by a series of special services Mr. John Greb.is attending the igh
In the clutch. school at Parkhill.2-The election of the
Dasitwood..
The annuttl business meeting of the
Evangelicel Assoeiatioa was Lehi in
the, basement ol the church on New
Year's day, when the usual business
was transacted. --The weather during
the past week has been told and storm,
-The eleetionTor the Stepheu Coudell
passed off quietly in Deshwood, it being
only a small poll and the weather some-
what rough so that many did. not come
out* vote. -Mr, T. Snell, who has
been engaged as 'teacher la the Hay
School for the last ewo years, leaves In
a couple of weeSts tnalre eourse in
the Normal School at Toronto..-tPublic
eehool openecledni Mowerly -with Mi'
Morrison as teacher and Miss Robertson,
as an assistiente--Many of the mailer
children on the Stephen side of the
villageh4re not leeen able to attend
school as the dista•nce to the school
to Which thew properlyeelong le too 'ler
(
MeCallutia ii / , _.....,
etinjoreT for Bawden 71
our 1
A pa
public
bill in al
This is
the direeto
latest and li
beet men. .
Thos. Huxley
0.retted ta ell
of the world, 11.
been one of the
most vigorous,
writers and Ject
Yet not one worl
shelves . No man e
be moderely educe, ao a
co ainted witteli ex ley eorie.
tend tlieneht. 1. do ne knew o
e
other library of ally s .3.10115 preten
V, his worlts are Lint included,
should riot at Wag 4 Ornei Of his
leveler books ii heir place in
library? ,
Again. The d'aeory of evolutio le
beiett'dieeessed en all educated wee des
hi all eouatries. lit is no longer a be -
cry. It is aee pted practically a,
proven fact bt all the best teriade
in an, par.s , of the world. erhe
priaciple is riot heing disleussed \to-
day. It is paat. that stage. The dis-
cuesieu now ' on subtle details. It,' is
f
so well esta eished that early it the
coming cent ry it will form pai•t of our
ordinary set ool text books. It 011
then be like 'alilie's theory of the !so.
lar system• tAlthough such is the case,
there is not a) good work on the sub -
jet in the whole catalogue, I know' cif •
none in thethole town. Surely if we
claim to be et all up to date in our ed-
ucation at least the fundamentale of
the case should be understocd. We
should at least have some of the best
literatare on the salbjec.c so as to he
able to forin our own optnioes on tile
.
subject. •
This is not intended' as aserious
criticism of the diretatorate, but poly as •
a pointer, that if our library is to be
classed as a good modern edaeator,
these very palpable deficit:metes must
be supplied,
Yours Truly
A MBNIIig.it...
Geoteee Delleridge, of Harniota, Mau.,
arrived home Newe Year's night. If
reperts are true he `does not intend to
return home alone. Nellie wishes to
soe the country.
01:-/t1iG1 Bx.osso*R.--tn response to
the invitattons Bent Otlt, the residence
of Mrs, Widow _Harris, Ushorne, was
the scene of one of those happy events
on New Year's Day, when Miss Harriet
was married to Mr. 0. T. Pytom, of this
place. The .house was appropriately
decorated and everithieeg was prepared
to make the guests tomfortable. At
eix n'elonle the Rev. Mr, Swan followed
by the contracting parties andlheir as.
sistants appeared before the auxious
genet:). The bride kicked eharmitg
in
a dress of coral pink caehmere trimmed
with cream lace and pielft ribbon and
etetheeith -orange bideentne. The
bride was assisted by her nieee and the
groom by his brother. The bridesmaid
was similiarly attired. After the care.
mony the happy couple received the
congratulations and good wishes of the
guests. The guests were then ushered
into the dining hall where the 4ables
wereiladen with choice provisions, In the
the Sabbath schopt entertainment of centre of which stood the wedding cake
tlae Bostou Methodist Church 011 athuge pyramid, with dazzlingteir.
ehristroaS evening. The attendance eamente fallings down its sides The
was large coueidering the very batt bride and groom were given the seats
iseudition of the roads. A choice eno- of honor and the wedding dinner was
glum wae*dieposed of, cousistite. of then served to the favored vitaters..Af
readiegse reeitations, dialog,ties and a ter dinner the guests .repaired to the
Christmas cantata. WW1 praise is'due cos' parks weer° ea enjoyed getnee,
itTrs, A. M. Wilson *Wile had charge of musalinod singing. Tile bride received
training thechildren and Mr, y.ThoeriP- the °Rowing -useful presents: -Gold
SQ11' WhO hAd.Charge of the tibiae. Rev. eetetenry, groom; goldlthain, bride's
C riere and Rev. G.- Id. ThomP. wearer telght day clock, grooml fitther
and. mother: lenionade set, hand punned
groomeinate where froseed-1 meet Mimi
ea,rling
Bobier
lDrit,‘ RIDEVE.
DIViSonS 1. 2 4
69 42 35 77-223
35 44 61 67-207
Majority for Carling 16
CouNomeoes
Divisious 1, 2 5.
Snell * 81 55,41 88-268
Harding 47 41 67 72.-227
Treble 82 58 48 9C-284
Taylor 58 el 65 94-281
Tuus-rms
Division 1 2 3 4
H. Huston 39 48 77 73-237
W. J. Carling 58 46 61 57-212
P. Frayne 37 48 58 57-195
Robe Pickard 15 11 16 e5- 67
Spieer 38 31 11 57-117
F. W. Collies 19 27 22.40-108
J. Senior 23 32 36 66-157
STEPHEN
The municipal contest on Monday
last was not very enthusiastically eon
tested although some vigorous work
was done by the respective caudidates.
The fight was exclusively for council-
lors. the Reeve and Deputies having
been elected by atelamation. Follows
ing is the result.
Folliog diviSiOnS,
1 2 5 4 5 6 7 8
Swlezer 50.01 85 41. 85 6•4 eel 49-451
Sanders 93 62 45 40 68 31. 2485-398
Matlock 14.60 111 25 21 45 15 36-323
IISBORNE.
Thc folloveing- is the result ef the
eltenicipal election,
Rinevee
Warde
1 -2
JeDellaridge 75 57
,IAShier 56 8
,
Ansa Craig
chtreles Priestly-, hag joined the tillers; Treas., J. K. Goetz, -Th we
bane4.t°16. 114/1-4,(4* isclarrnd it is oUr sed duty to record thescleath of
Mares, the youngest daughter of Mr, little bily Keneonen, the only eaugh.
Jobe McFarlane, ef East Williams. ter °Okra and Mrs. Iseeterrnan of this
The happy pair are enjoying their village. The letele girl had been ailing
honeynloon at the residence of the bride- only a few days prior to her death and
'groom East• Williams -A Pleasant nothiog serious .-was anticipaied till
time was spent in the Baptist Church' neday, morning when her ailmenepeov-,
New Year's the oceasion being a ed most. serious, as diphth6i0 hs.a. its
pteeentation and social, given in honor uothino. could be clone to
of Mr. David 0.illics, who is about to gave the 611d. Death came in the
pauye for t ast tendon, where he le en- evenine- to relieve e.0 little sofferer the j
Sunday Scheel officers too p . -
Sunday lastetud resulted as feleovirs:- son spoke to the school and gave -some
President, J. Kellerbian; Vice Reiss., 11. verystencouragii* words to 'Sabbath
Guitither ; See., M. Weer; Librittrian, J. tseitool workers. -Mr. Thos. Bullock and
- family spent Christmas with freends in
Widdee --,-Misseltilice and Carri‘i Wilsbe
are spendlug totir New Year holidays
I e,
with Miss Ella Channat Thedfcarde' ey
went by train from Parkhill last rt -
5 4
64 63-239
89 26-159
IVIajbrity for Delbridge 80
Coutmeeione.
S. E. Ward
Wm. Delbridge
94
Clinton; The home of Mr. Alex,
Morris was the sceue. of a happy eveet
on Wednesday, when MISS Jessie Shep-
herd was nearried to Mr. Thee Kemp.
Miss Tetley Shepherd performed the
duties of bridesmaid, while Mr, Wm,
Kemp supported the groom. The
young. couple are well and favorably
known, and we ueite with their many
friends in wishitig them happiness and
prosperity.
J. F.,Stineon 69
Majortty for T)elbridge 35
Total vote polled for Reeve 409; to-
tal votes -on voters' list 759. The storm
and obsence of eleetion for council ac-
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oUflcil
Fe Peru:ant fame' cake Wales./ hand' ICa"'Ill'l 'counts for small vote. rhe .c
AledArs J. Dicialis"; "411irta 4" •ett, .bridge ande A. }Junkie, Councillors.
Mr. add Mrs. A. Bishop; tlressing case
day,--tThe GosPelTemeeraucernee mg ,ancl. Mrs. Anderson; %Ivo,» utiiititeettleete. BAYFIELD-Reeve i 3". Ilurns. Coun-
will be held. next,..Fieday evehinte. Rolf. Mr:, and Mrs:, Morgan Sideboaril„, ,drapq ' nilinral J. rt .°wIeYttpr' Stan'bur' G.
S. At Cerrito' is a give an address. -At ' ,J, SPeekttlansebtateklialln*t°W" ' Eisoerrwas::::c.,B h'i-:;315,1:3:iliv.:01c,er, ,plutemer,
tntehtlorth. school, No. *401 Md Wilson 016,'Aft, and. Mrs.,,W.ffttferts,Uty,178$04 GLINT°N--:-Tt•"": Cooper Colinti'
rtSp 40d Eagleson..was ie, elected trustee, eaten ehepitis dish, MedHaerris Sr. andiejr. and '
Brown, auditeT, and W. II. Hayterdocalte ,Mise ..sir". & Harrrstisilvtinpicale dish,
of iattatet care of the, ch.etse. tke elr.TSillcalarri Parkleills chink teao'Set GOMRTCH-MaYnil Dr' ;i"):' Shat'''"'
gaged. In the lumber 'husiness,, The frote tri6 pengi of diSease. Mr. and the neat &heel, Nd, 14; ft. JosephFos I'William Proudfoot. Depfity-
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w (war tao composed; of J. Delbridge,
d, Pymtn; er eTese. Mr,
rsteW. PYlnintehenille table149t'n Rect4e; J. Hltntett W. Keddy, W. Del-
,
Miss Bishoptesilver pic,41.e distr. Pare '
CowAntr-In tshorne, on the 6th.inste
the wife of Wm. Coward, of a son.
amt ale/4,0Es.
CRICII-ROWalITTC,-At the residence
of the bride's mother, Usborue, on
January 1st, by tee Rexe. T. B. Cope-
land, Joseph Crich, Tuekersmith,
to Miss Eliza Ellen, eldest daughter
of the late James RowtelitTe.
etittre4 wa$,I'vcreli fined. ;-'6Al all itnolui- ,Wir.$. Itellerrna.ulhave the sympathy- of ter IA as re-elected, trilstee,,-Vire' cab the
nations Wore represented, sh0Wistg boW.....`- the -eitire comentmity in the" loss of attOlit1011 of all our rAaders to the eta -
highly Mr. Gilliee, es esteemed as a their little one at so -young an. ago, it dr(..w„'of Presule9t as. Mills, of he, O.
citizen of the village-- A4er all bad being not yet 1 years •old. . "Death is /A 'et in the Fanners AdeoeaTe of Dee.
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enjoyed, a beautiful repait;','•' Rev. Ja.S. sA,e, at a-ny time and 111 any "ieese, but 1.6th, entilled- ..eih. ,'Werde, to leiterriere-
Couttseread 'the address and. presented' this $emes to he still more sed as Mile ,5.011g.." - We eAMAde",Pit worth the', shit,Ars.
a handsOrie two volutite;Staudard Die- '. ilv Was' the Only daughter in tilt een- "etritetient-peeee, of '0 paper whit;heyery-, itilve
tiortarys'and revolving Awed as a tektite tiee family-. ' And yet We belAe ear rfarnieet ought to read, See ' What; he 'a• lallOseframe Pt
of their. reafrd for' }Av. 'W tri Qt1.1.1igs' GWO who is too wise to err. 'and' toe says "under the following heads; eacete- 1116 son, siker hat
replied in 4e neat- well-fitting',..manner good . to Ite tegkindeedoeth all things Make up you'Inittds to be ' sometlatng. wee eJe, Da,thrand
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ft' r witich sPeechesseeere 1' (11 ell Isgethe well •Sted WOU,fd in 211 things ea•Y e. Thee More than* mereelabOrer. 2i/-4-0141tre'; le. it44411,,Mei
ee.tRevds.) Detver, Satithron, Uttider , And Will 'be' tioti:", „Little •Ajthur Keller‘, read' And think. 3rd-Takee atii,4*41,t: "
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r. Buith..er. patwipal ,of the Puhle min, di Menai-ran family/is elek elite* of one aqicultttral paper.' ,4th-e-Atrisel,
Pi
St :Tlien'f0116.'we&a Prograre con-, the same Malady., but 3.1 the lime of I. Meetiagstit'etihieli mattesiV 'ffe'it'aiifitlgi'i.
stiril,, of xamiic, &al -agues, recitations -
et ritin,r tIteirls-iitarie hopes of his recov - to your 'OWIt oecuPition are,, dikett8sedt
and s'ofections -from the llfirtnOnica band' ers',‘,..-4pr Buelt'anao.,, ittf ZttrIeh, was in. or illuitrated ethe-t, Take eomesdirt-titt
all of' whieheileted weer Merited ,prise. the...v•tte.oe Tneserey. .7 qbe affairs of 'your Township, Cktitki
.4...-......-...... ' ,, , - Province all potilliacm. , 6ov- 0,45.
it.
c_ 9th --T a. ,
aer Mrs.,11. Cann anelteedret „arm
Re /ve Pt. Holt: Ceuneillors.
and N. and Mina''. Bele; china
fnixt4t:d'sh, Mr. and Mrs. -"it inn:, glass, Th(91111;lsoci, W. C, poydo, J. cawia.weii,
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„abekce, chi 10 0-tke • lemio,el'teh*,,,,,pa' Oraigie,'Di ati.telon, T. Swartz.
stttin ' room latnp.Mr.. ati
A. Saunders, 0. Natre,..T. ilson,
frenit t, Mr"- ankeN.Isli"S•'ir.,r1:4'd,vY1:411--,a,H,Y; m;.Rle'holson, Citjutpion,, 11.11")ntit
"-B•le't°hr.941(1./11-64 MI!"--,-:A*1/34 11;14.Ce!sli. Cetab,PeetItil°B7alithRwaalfthe, p°eNoretzile'
ruit,.mr, hoe. tJs filelzonald; •
Hods/ins 'Pru;tees: John Vinci B.
CuEentet-tAmexenonee-At the resie
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donee of the bridehi parents, North
Boundary, lIsborne, Jau. lst, by
Rev. C. Pletcher, Jostah Creeryt te
Miss Alex_ander, daughter of James
Alexauder.
Aventr-Baooge-At the residence of
the bride's father, Woodham, on the
31s1 Dee., by the Rev. Nethereott, of
Woodhatn, NiVitliam Avery, to
Miss
Ellen, eldest clangliter of Mr. John,
13roott.
PYgm,---liArtals.----On the 1 st inst., by
RciV..Swao, Mr. Ciey phis Py-mnt,
to
Miss Iia,rriet, da aghter of the late
Sohn Barris, ail of 15sborne.
itusstr.--bwtET.-At the restdence Of
the bride's parents, Stephen, on New
lrearle Day, by the Rev. id W. Loelte,
James Russell, to MINS eldest -
daughter of Mr, Thos, Sweet, London.
Road.
,.ass 9
reeta' 10A
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1;41/71tAatha 90'
An ,k(i..,eirp., 0 voni' own
'an& do -not buy any: fiord trio:41.,
e have 43, 10- lot- (If Sc (itch. r,rweeds and e , , 10th--:- Bo a lea e
StyleS Inrs, eit about 43,- pf-t e,whole
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0,,00ds, c ome and d'et your gollia4Y- (3, Mre61111119 ;1104111aell
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6.00 Worth, f. e "de
6'eents ver alid et 'it en
-and, ,ave 25 per c ent.
S "a Snap.
To get. a. hrst class pree of:goods a h Stei al 1
lnu at 25e. `0 Sr' t'
adian,Tweede-Nice Patter
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lI nd -we can glve you sonie 111 111
11 goods cutfree.
(orne and (Jet your ht
of ready naades.
REIVEI Merci
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.'6'•fils..74',•trii,itrias G. nedgitis,..
and' riit-IV,I,,,-Reeve: A, Miller.
ertun<th ; glasi:
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tergtiSen, ' NVets-d--li), '2' (504'Briellr''s:°61'ttrynrr:teeeees'.
cake plate -;e9FutepelllatetineOr .; veto.' M. Gray.
Reeve. 13"B' nun/ epn . ,
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John Turner Noble Cluff. ' J. C.
soh,• , , . .
Jas. watsst, „esitiet.iots; , 7.. 1 -
Stpith, .A:.Wiltiort, R. VViilter, H. J.
.0-illeepie,R, Scott, J. S. Roberts.
s' ellARYS-L-Coudeilloys: W. Pearn,
;.Slapriltairnugo, yi:,typic.cAra.eltrgi,‘-n.,LanWriTe:
n 'lpitin'W.' Welister, a,,vv,, Wood,
TriiillslIvrY'ithl‘..Iiro' 13'flit°InbtiP' 1:Titaorrdv.37 rhlatesubinaetn
r W0 are glad to state that he is
r, dpvkri Kg.
S,eaforth Qin Sattirday ntght ft 1 .
t ''' ",,‘1101,11, who is visiting. at the
ei etf e of Mr. Iblin Pincombe, St.
as", fell doWn stairs, She received
e scalp Wound and fractured
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41cRoitear1 .t--Nonat.--In Parkhill, at
the residence nt Mr. re. H. Camet,on,
on the•31st Dec., by Rev. Mr. Milts,
Mr. John *McRoberts, to tiliss Mary
" Noble.
114E'VETT.--A0i1ESQ't4.----:-Att. St. George'S
Church, Sarnia, on the 2n6 inst., by
the Rev, T. I', Davis, rector, W. E
Lovett, to Miss Bella Acheson, both
of Exeter,
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rostnenclville. ne ,day lai1 '4,eeh
was i) unfortunate
o,fu-11,i'v1'ile Walking frointbe• barn.
it'Se,. thp,-reghlt.being soverly
tritheMeenne, of the
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trilflAtykS
VI..TERS.--At Devon, on the 2n inst,„
beloved wife Of A.Ifred \.;alters,
aged g7 years 7 months and 1.) dayg,
Got LD.-- la Exeter, on the Ith
Hugh Etiward, son of Wynard Gottld,
aged 18 years and, 10 reontlis.
,
Srgw ART --Ill
Alex. Stewart, aged 25 years and 4
months.
1....IVINC,STONI.t -I rstli Oa +
"..27 Luctetle. eidoa (laugh!, er of Re
James Liv ingst'oue, in bet 1St11 year'.
1,1,1,111 Golerlen township, Base
j.8 1 1)eo.'..1sth, Robert Jarite-,, son,
of Mr. J antes 11.11)Ier, aged,S „mouthe
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