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OFFERING
Sells for Cash
A Piz . Pout, fir,
fight FOR $4.00 -PEA DOZ!N
41,4 olze 4, A.1.11 pound and two of
atacos in weight, i, of , vol. 11 af',llol In
g ttiko , ill
3 1 , quite o >xal f not better, t .aya, anyother manufactured
xi€t faetuapd
111 t.
j.I D41T11II roil
for
$4.50 PER O0Z.
GREY COTTONS AT
EATLY REDUCED PRICES.
A Good Cotton, 34 in. wide for 7 et.; and 36 in. wide for 8 and 9 cts, per yd. A large lot
MORE OF THO]3 'CHEAP HOLLANDS
from 124- cts. per yard up justjarrived, Also, a quantity of those cheap
TOW ELS
t 5 and 8 cts. each, and Towelliugs at 5 and 8 etc. per yard. A fresh supply iI' of just arrived,selling
I 1 Y SugarsJ e 1, and still cheaper
than before.
1.: STANLEY & JERMYN'S
Is the Cheapest Spot in Town for Anything or Everything fu the General Store Line.
Exeter, t'eptember 7, 1575.
FUST RECEIVED
AT TILE
X E T E R
Grocery and Liquor Store
A'large stock of
Green Japan,
Young Hyson and
Y
BlackTeas,
ash. Currants, runes,
THE L., H.- & B. R. IS COMING
And we are Still Ahead.
and have opened out the
LARGEST, CITEAPES & :BES T
stock of Goods ever brought into Exeter.
Of Everything in the General Line of Business.
consisting of
Staple & Fancy Dry-Coods, Millinery,
Ready-made Clothing,
•
G•ents'Farnis1iiugs, Hats Ss Caps, Carpets house Furnishings, Hardware, Groceries, Boot'
and `Shoos, Stationery, Wall Papers, : 1v,ckery and Glassware, Patent Medicines, (ivic., S;c.
I have .also secured the services of '
MR. W. H. IVES
of Bowmanville, late of Toronto, as manager of my Clothing Department. All work sent out
m,, yq. a by him guaranteed to be second to hone in the .Dominion., Pant cutting a speciality. All
R ..C:t APPiiE.% C.ATITED F+ Rt7 persons favoring us with a call will find the goods and )rites right.
K 1Remember, ithis is tbE
place to get everything you want at low prices. N. B. --All kinds of Farm Produce taken in
Sardine. Lobsters. JcUIxeter 0, 1875. exchange.
JAS. PICKARD
Bitter Sttuee anal Pickles, Brandies, Gins, Wines and Syrups,
Bye, Malt, Scotch, Irish and Common Whiskies Tobaces
and Cigars,
W .
i .al s l,zd <zncB. r-- -
G. A. -MACE,
Main Street, Exeter.
JOHN RA.NTON
begs te) advise hit many friends that leo expects to
OPEN OUT WITH A NEW STOCK
ANSON'
13:LOCit
. 'G EOGIS CAr_PI-ICART
/Fashionable BOOT & SHOE MAKER, Sign Sl.bn of the
Boot, , Luean, , '
Ontario,
0,
i wOUI,I) acquaint tile iulteabitants of this and the surrounding country, and those visiting
Lucau marl.et, that lto ]las on hand a large stock ) of Boots and Shoes of his own nlun-
uihcttn•e, also imported work, which he
I.
CAN SELL
AT PR
IC
ES
TO DEFYF
Y COMPETITION. OMPETITION.
and thatite aspreparedte io order work second to none, an enlays none , but
tt Il
rst-erns
workman, and uses nothing butFirst-classStock.
G. CATHCART.
zc Big
L actin October22, 1874. (6l -y1)
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Atr 0. , Snvy r. 00u an.0 lt] 11c1tt',r fl
tor, Ilne bgen t TOiuted gur 1., ,rt .tor
il01(1ty;ia.ailtitin'i'Vd 40 rte vtt•o ot'ic.r z+A'rsltl,
bOriptiolls,1Onprinting, ,tv,, and touol)nc1,,s2•trolty
and give recoil+ s for tlto smite,
The atte t le not responsibly for an corronvot d,
once,.
(Front Uur• owII Cora•esnollpcut),
DOE f.3.AL1. -I is
. 1 h )J111410/13, '
) `ithltr ` '
116'5,
s
, game
>
LO o1i z
of 115 .A. 1 z ntc , til .
11 105 1 r1
was plt yed by theabove; e1(ths 3)u 1} t "t.
nesday, 'the 8th ret., and, the
annexed scornwill show victory a lain
smiled on the hrislunea). Tho fielding
of both clubs was goo(l, Lucttn however
rather exeef ed their opponents in Mak-
ing bases, We think the success of
the Lticail ehib is largely clue to Mes-
srs. Laven and Watts, the catellor and
flitelie>;,alid while they are sltt?ported by
Atkinson on first base and such fie' c
Vols
as Murdock, ;l;Ienry,:MeLean and Glee.
son, as well as the otla(il• members of
the nine, the Irish nine will be hard; to
beat. We trust a match between the
Stratford or the best London ;lino will
be got tap before the season ()loses, fear
heretofore our players have riot had to
exert themselves as lntielt as .they can
do. The
1 only.noticeable i feature;
.
qwe ob-
served in the play of the Atla2etics was
the excruciating amount of 'style put
on by the pitcher- style is all excel-
lent thing,but wants to bo backed upby
great skill or ability.
The score stood at the close, Irish
nine 29. Athletics 11.
1).tLS,R 13''o Olt).
C1luiteii Ohisisct.-The announced
opening of the 13. C. Church at Dash-
wood took place on Monday last. •On
the Sabbath nppt'oprialie sermons were
p •easlied. The tea -tweeting on kion;
clay was fully up to the expectations of
those interested. A choice programme
was lrovi1et. The speakers7re 'present'
were Rev. Messrs. Beer, Moore,
Ball
and Limbert. Iiov. Mr. Whitlock oc-
cupied the chair in au able manner.
The tea provided by the ladies of the
district would be loud to beat in more
pretentious places. As was fully evi-
denced by the manner in Which all
presont partook of the good things pro-
vided. Tho debt was wiped off the
church, and the amount cleered over
and above expenses was between $60
and $70. The E soter 13. C. choir fur-
nished the music for the occasion.
Mr. J. Hallocic, of Forest, drove lei
six-year-old mare from Forest t
Stratilroy and back, a distance of fifty
Sia miles, in five and a half-hours.
bet of 1115 depended on his eoverin
the ground in six hours.
On Friday last, Mr. Crocker, well
dtgger, met with rather a serious acci
dent When engaged in blasting a stone
on the farm of Peter Arehdekin, near
Mayfield. From some cause or another
the blast failed to go off, and while in
the act of withdrawing it, the powder
exploded, shattering one of his hands
so severely as to render amputation
necessary.
Tuesday evening a son of Mr. Thos.
Macaulay was attacked by a bull dog
on Barrie street, Iingston and was so-
verely injured. The lad is lying in
bed under medical treatment, and is
suffering severely from the attack. We
take it for granted the dog will be des-
troyed. There are a few bull dogs in
the city which should be disposed of,as
they are a terror to pedestrians at
nicht.
A sad case cf accidental Banging oc-
curred near Delmore' last Sunday. Mr.
Joseph Driver, aged about 71 years,
had placed a ladder against a bin in
his barn, and was endeavoring :to get
a little grain of feed for his hen's. He
had his head through one of the spaces
of the ladder, when the foot of the lad-
der slipped, catching his neck between
one of the rings and top of the bin, and
holding hint there until life was ex-
tinct
At Clinton, on. Saturday night, Alex.
Green, of Woodstock, knocked down
Wm. Hall, kicking hila in the jaw and
breaaing it. Green was arrested.
The Godarich Signal says :-The
young man Ackford, who had his hand
cut off by the train at Seaforth whilst
going home with the Loudon excur-
sionist 011 rho 27th alt., has had to un-
dc;rgo the amputation of his arm.
The first load of new spring wheat
sold on the Stratford.market Ibis year
was grown on the farm of Mr. L. T.
O'Loane, of Woodville, and was bought
by Mr. Walter Marshall for $1.05 per
bushel. It was. an excellent sample.
clean. plump and hard.
Last summer an announcement wee
made by us to the effect that the. Baas.
Jot epli Miller, late of Huron.
county, tnt 9,
11.
d die
a in a Utica hotel,
N
Y. The aunoacemeut was .first circa-
lated in the form of a letter, received by.
a Goderich contemporary. The Setter
was evidently scut byhimself, and ap-
pears
)-
pears to Havhad a meaning" as he
is now known to be practising tnecli-
eine as an Indian doctor in Brownsville
Oxfod Go.
Great synipatlty is felt with Walter
Bairatt, manager of the Slot in. having
had to yield to the pressure of }tarn'
1411m, .atld cease the publication of Inc
paper. Its loss will be felt. There is
some talk about J. Ross Robinsitn, who
hat'ug terminated ]lie three years'
agreement with the Groh, intends re-
maining in the city and starting an
evening paper.
The Dunkin Bill has been carried by
7a"majorit yof over'six hint tired .in Pain CO
L' dtvat'cl Comity.
A
Brasselta photographer has been
fined $50 and costs for taking itnpro.
por liberties with n female customer,
A carpenter named John Hopsper, of
Godericllt, want to Toronto about four
mo nths ago and obtained Weak et his
trade, IIe had not been long there when
he became acquainted with, and after,
lands ds married; Isabel Nicpl, The
marriage was performed by the Rev. A.
'William, of St. Jahns church, on tTiuie.
21st. After living with her for some
tithe; she, by, senie moans, diseoveret`I
that 11e had married before, ttnd:he hail
a wife and two children in the town at
which 11e formerly resided. s '.Cli0 case
being stated to the authoritioii rte Was
arrested en T'httrsday evening,.
MI5. Peter MuiiASrd eon., Ziayi alts
in iris possessiotl a t(rinato weighing
font ltoundls.
i t
Tito police on duty at the Protestant
cemetery, Montrea
I, was doubled iity
day night
i11 view of the possible this
tnrbances. Tire Catholic preachers
Wa1•ned the pa1'itihionere net to Molest
the cemetery, limier pain of civil and.
moral puiliehment.-
A.ieltltishop Lynch hats publislsocl iv
scrota letter OR 0t0,G11iborcl ease, say,
ing that if the affair bad, oectlil et`l nn
Ilea hie •imIecliction he Weitld ellaty the
bhlrz.dtl to take plee as declhrel, and
re-:consectrttto tltn:Vri et of iho NOM,
tory.
0
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g
It liar holt tLtit•11f;e( tliab tho 1?1'(1,
y`'11 iu[ 1)1QaA'tug nuttc;h far tins district
;viii bO lzel'ct OO the 1`ltrin of atlr. j jtnll
bury Ol' '>aitllTc'r t)tl (ho 1 oI)cio1.t Bo8d;
fell • lnitas-i•l'elli 4,laiutoll,ol t tris *200h of
October, The i,bl'1' agentt,;nt is at the
hands of tho three tilembers of the
Board of Agrioultnz'o shier the throe
1 1
0u (14 0'
t s 11 .'ti c
at it l 61111 r ics
o 7 69 t (rs .of
1 h
to
{County a Marna,
The 31[iltshelt .1ofvutsac denies the.
correotiollof the story that 11.11•. Polo
has ,enterer an sletion for libel and
damages against the proprietors of that
journal.
'.friday z)i ylit, Mr. R, W. Parkinson
Own1e1• of tho tug 1:'tel'ayrreoei` ed a tele-
gram front, ()apt Stanley that that ves-
sel had been lost near the; isle of Cove,
at the entrance of - the Georgian' Bay;
an that nt tI r '
, t to ,dew had been rescued by
a
the lighthouse i
ghehot"5o keolre;•, and were safe at
Southampton, The tug left Goderieh
on the let of September' She was in
the .service :of the Provincial Insurance
Company,
:Friday nigtlt the guards on duty at
the protestant ee;neter, vault we`re as
sallod b the;nob w iiolrir, lsin talollt
nnderneatn the thicket, fired ing a few
stones, evidently as a'ruse to lot many
see the size of the force in charge.
Sergt, Richardson, in command, im-
mediately planted, his, rnenunder cover
of evergreens and fired foltrteen 'allots
into a bush. A general scattering of
the enemy ensued, who could be heard
crackling athz'ongli the brush • up the
mountain side. A careful search fail -
ea to reveal that any one was wounded,
and it is not probable that there were
any who suffered. The apathy of the
authorities to reference to the arrest of
of tho anti -vaccination rioters and the
ones engaged itz the communication at
the (foto cies Noiges powdery is excit-
ing very unfavorable comment.
Itrthe Guibord case the feeling is
that neither the Mayor nor city author-
ities' have done their duty, and unless
some arraignments of the rioters ..are
made the city's peace will bo jeopardiz-
ed. It is thought the cemetery ought
to be guarded:by a company of volun-
teers, as roughs could easily surround
the 20 meu uow up there. Tho keop-
er's house is being connected with the
city by telegraph wire.
Walking horse races have eorne- into
usage at Western fairs. It is urged in
favor of such contests that horses able
to walk at a rate of four or five miles an
hourre
a of more e •slue to farmers, for
farm work, than those that can trot- a
mile in '2.20.
A fund is being raised in Canada to -
words the Apprentice Boy's Memorial
Hall, Londonderry, Ireland, through
the exertions of Mr. William Shannon,
of Kingston. He sent Some weeks
since the sura c'f ton pounds as the
firstinstalmont, acknowledgement for
which he has just received. It is ex-
pected a handsome sutn will betobtained
in Canada for this object.
At Glenmorris lately,two sisters,aged
respectively Gli;and 70 years,znotfor the
first time for forty three and a half
years since they last separated at the
gate of Mount Teviot B.ouse, Roxburgh -
Scotland. As may be imagined the
meeting was a most tender and affect-
ing' one, and sadness as well as happi-
ness was in the embrace.
Mr. John Breckenbridge , ot Gocler-
ich, has in his orchard a most precious
plum tree of the common blue variety.
The ripe fruit was pinoked two weeks
ago, and in two or three days thereaf-
ter every leaf fell off the tree. Last
week buds formed, and the tree bloom-
ed and blossomed as if it wore spring.
A. terrible disaster occurred on Lake
Michigan on Friday, which has just
been reported. The propellor Eaginax
from Chicago to Bay City,
Mich., with salt., and towing the
schooner Emma E. Ways, with lumber
was overtaken by a storm about two
o'clock Friday morning, near Point
Au Sable, 280 miles north of Chicago.
Capt. Woodworth, of the Equinoux,
came to the stern of the propeller at
the time and called out to cut the lines,
this was done, and the propeller car-
eened and sunk in a few minutes. She
lead on a crew of 19 men, and Capt.
Dwight Scott, of Cleveland, a well-
known Lake captian, who was accom
paned by his wife and grandaughter,
making a total of 22 persons. The
first intimation the schooner had of the
catastrophe were tho shrieks of the
drowning. The Ways could render no
assistance whatever in the terrible sea
that was running, and the crow of the
Equinox went down. The scootler ar-
rived at Chicago on -Saturday morn.
ing.
Listowell has granted a bonus of
$4,000 to \1r. Shields fur she erectiou
Of ag
grist and 1t '1
flouring null
The enterprise
of true journalism is
illnstriatecl by the case of the editor of
the Daily Index, published at Belvidere,
Illinois, who on being hor
sevhippea,3)t.
out an e;itra containing a full account
of the affair, and sold papers enough to
pay for the tumid'a and Plaster.
Geo. A. Flint, son of Stnnuei Plint,
of Brockville, about 15 years of age,
shot himself in his room on Monday
hast. He loft a note bidding his friends
good-bye, saying "I have gone crazy."
He had not been quite well for about a
year and had only recently returned
from the seashore, so mush improved
that it was intended for him to com-
mence school again, which he dreaed
very much l a nti when school time ar-
rived he went to his morn and commie.
ted the fatal act.
' i7 going a freight 1514111 at
fall speed ran into alotlzerirodglittrain
entering the siding at New Hamburg,
on the Grand Trunk Railway. The en-
gine driver of the first trails. whose ne-
glect caused the accident, was killed,
his fireman fatally injured, and abrake-
+ ,
n had his t) broken, r • v
ma log e Several cars
were burned, and the live stook in them
was either killed or rostecl alive.
The first game of the criekot tourna-
ment was begin on Monday betwen tho
rhlla tolphia, and the Canadian elevens.
Tho former ludo 117, and the latter"
44 rums, .vith seven wickets to fail.
13i.ihop 13ourgethas issued a pas teral
inwhieh filo says ttlat any spot in the
Catholic oe enc:iy
wlloro O Lillbor(1
may be buried is interdicted and sItlit
ottt from consecrated grotudi.
tngeplokvcI;xtordaily for 1r11caa mutt1'oildou
at lean:, arriving i0 Tnlean at 0 a,1n, ; 30 T,onldoti
at?Ia.,n. TOOVOsLondon for 7lxotor at. t?p,in
ineari, ict<t It tn.: at3vin010 7 xctor ttt 7 phut,
singes l2ntveBxotor flatly for (;13ilton at 170:111,
arrivingin llitth
nt
10 a;3>3, 7,2,YLva Clinton.` a
2,31) p.m a1•rlVo in i0rcter, nt WO Nil
00 egonadtttgt 10xetor ort !fncsttayq, t1,10rrsi[f0
mat saturati,jl5 tot• 50, 71Iatys> at 011,311 arrivig(g in
thnoft r.'110611tr~aitts going tliigt and '\vast, 1;001-0
yfaiyrn'nt 5.3311 p,Ytlet ALIIt1y0 ao,,O n.t 11;10
1`11
(71t311v+ lyd T,xot0i; nh l 1)0)2 1114 1„ 0YN7 wi/c of mii•.:Y
MOW, tfiibihot•lnttk61•, of 0, son,
stcetai-lit Stephen, on 11th last., the Vito of Mr.
Sl11 t1tt,t1, o f+ a clitnglrtnn
Ttvt,oa -411 t Ii10Vi110i oft tho 9311 root, 06\Vifor
df US' `Anthony Taylor, of it ;Torr
Sit;
,aleFatas eGitt0rea -At 7'esideOc•e of Otto
'brides rather g,70tQ1',.4u the Pith ,iatst,Idr..,I.i.
itc,f ,tlln, Of Seal )7117., to Miss ;4gorilt (x1411'1,^,
ettlOOI; clang;btl4' 651 an VY C'a'4;fg, ldaeter.
)'O nini•--In 17ebcil•)1n, 00 I O O lI root, 1;linahutlt,.
t 4
x li
1Lof firer t r
t er e lV1 '"AYie "ti 3is UnA'r'
1 4 , r5 1
tAttcllprAloxltlts.. , 1'
13no, rrbN01+tt e0o110cl+o1sd01so1
., t1lateu1llntle°r7 t oMnt A{o,dtOy, , A1rotulh)tfivs, iA1g(4Id21t;o;1
youueat 10 T. watrztol waders,01T11n01T0I1x20LW0rtran11sn the 131)2 Ceorlc
Stcfe 1t+ '#ote
Sat, 0okit 18-,TI'rar•ln atdik trnd ultp101nolrts,
Ile prop,otty of l)cnllis h1aho11ey, J 0, i9, ,1. 13;.
Stopltcn. 12 O'clock noon: `Lgt1i>,5, 1C 111011;
t 11o+aason, itpc•;
1 s
Sat., 53) 1t.25 . I''arall t ere '1u r , o ,1 lleiriiinty, `cf0,;
the property 1 } a
U ,
t1 f ''
t S, 1 •
1 t Wanner, lot 7, con, 0,.
Tiny. 10 o'clock a•m. 1511.2 months credit,
1.Otth, auc,
I4ortday, October. h; 1875, Farm, 410001,, ittlplc
snouts, 6ts,, the property of RIP. ft. Adonis,
lot 00, cat. 8, S`tepbon, 1. p in. ' A. Kish
ep,,ltUdiOfl0( r.
Monday, ay, Oct, 4 -Village iota at Centralia 3,110
property of Iter. Thomas 1'rivitt. 1 i1
1.
p
Slif>ff, auctioneer
Tuesday, Oct. 5--V,illaf e lots, at [tonrall, 0110
properly of bfessl•s G 6s ,T. Petty, 12
o'clock noun. W. Hodgson, 2100
S5trSopt. 25 -Village lots in liloter, property
of arr. J Southeott, 4 p 121, Wlt Hoag
-
scut, 011L' donee":
VILLAGE P 101'p;Il'1'Y FOR SALE
To he sold in the village of 1f*)o ttor, 0n Sinlcon
ntreat, south of the 131121e Christian Chnr3ll, 0 one
and a halt story brink (1w -oiling 1lonso, containing
slsiroon-1s, with rio0d,)• .}} of aro acre of land. The
property in wellfoncsc(, piokotin trout and close
iboa(2000 n,t tho side, and the house 01 )IOW, having
boon bunt in tho spring. For farther particnlarr
apply at this °iliao or to
A. ALLEN
nn the rlr0011ln0S,
104
.,Elan /MX X18
aures Office LCOter, September 1.
EXW.I:EIt.
WVhite Wnoitt ., 531 00 to se,, 102
Spring Wlteat t 0;, 102
pats 37 00' 40
Potatoes'' 40 ttoo 40
PoiLS 70 to 75
lagbs 1; to 1'd
13t+ttct , 10 to 17
1 lout Vetbll C00 to 000
131x11 12" to 12
Shorts 11 .to 1e
Hogs700 to 7 2c
Beu(3 4 50 to 11 50
Bides- 0 04 to 0 05
Sh°epsl,ms 00 to 110
Hay .. 10 00 'to 10 00
lined pplos 175 to 200
Omens 75 to 100
Lard . .,. .•... . 14. to 33
Wool ... 83
ST. ,1by A.. .
(Itoportedregulo)J b} A Galbraith, Olarh)
Deihl wheat, per busso1 1 00 to 1 05
Spring wheat .,. ,.
Barloy 110 to 1 10 Geta .. " .. (31750 toto 7575
'19 to 40
3)t;=, poi dozen ., 11 to 12
ttor ... 14 to 16
...
Wool 35 to37
Hay 8 00 to 1000
LONDON.
White wheat per (20)10121................,190 to 209
Trenctrtell • 180 001. 00
Rod Winter Wheat.. 1 70 to1S0
Spring Wheat . :',„"•,..-..."'..."'... 2 00 to2105
. 1 20 to 1 ss
SLAR 011TH.
Fall Wheat 1100 00105 ,
Spring wheat 1 08 001 10
Oats 0 40 to 40
Barley . co to 65
P°as..... .... ..... ........:
.oma to 75
Batter 0 15 to 15
Eggs i 11 to 11
I
LUCAN.
White wheat 1 00to 1 02
Treadwell...... .......... ....... :......... 1 00 to 110
Spring 110 to 1 10
Oath.. 0 229 to 0 41
Peas .•• 0 75 to 0 75
Barley , 00 to 05
Butter 10 to 10
Tr ;s, pot (70001) 11 to 11
Potatoee 75 t0 0 75
Lard,12 to 13
Tallow ' e to 7
Hai 8 00 to 1000
Timothy seed 3 2.5 to 3 50
Clover 00)0 ......... .......... 6 00 to 0 76
Wool 35 to s:,
Shoops)ctus 1 00 to 1 50
Beef , e, 00 ..toe 50
Hides
P:t° . 0
ori.
7 00 to 7 .53)
i111tt9AAl10ilili
iiiii1et918eB-
CENT ALIA..
BUSINESS LOCATIONS
AND
BUildingSites
can be obtained on easy terms in this
THRIVING NEW, VILLAGE
C di
which,froin its great advantages in"connec-
tion with a
Depot and Station
ON TIIP
-
on Huron
Monaa Bruce Rail-
way, cit
way,
cannot fail to become a place of irnportance.
A Capital O1penii-.g
is presented for almost every kind of industry.
Grand Auction Sale of
Village Lots on Monday, Oc-
tober 4th.
THOMAS TRIVFTT.
Centralia Sept. 6, 1875. 1.06 :tf.
INTERESTING
TING
S
/r1!DLCAT, rued say that nothing is so int
_L. pprti1 • iv 00111portant to gtit'd heart tlas a: ie0
Portably warmed. The season of year is now
+It hand when you will require Lilo very hest
STOVES
7.4
AND
BISETT BROS.
.
tog to say that they I(nv0 jurat rceeived ono ot
the largest stocks in the ron1113 , chnsigling of
Stoves of the very Bates t dasig 1 (11(21 trio best
inatnifaehlres, 50)11011
r7 i3L IA4ONA
37t CHEAP
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Two-year-old Filly 2 00 1 00
Tao -year-old Filly 2 00 1.00
Two-year-old Gelding '2 00 1 00
One-year-olcl'Filly , 2 00 ,1 00
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One -year-old Gelding 2 00 1 00
Span Carriage Horses 8 00 2 00
Baggy horse 2 00 1 00
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