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Furnaces
We 1weiu stock the best supply or Stoves and Furnaces.
together withall fixings, from witieb to select, from. 'We earey
ail the best wakes.
Cements
We keep coustznLIy in stock tile National and $tar Ballads
of porslann Vements, If you are thinking of building in the
spring, be sure and get otir prices,
Hardware
We have ilw largest stock of Hardware
ereunninr, and Builders' Soppllea or on kinds,
Lift Partys cation ms.
town,
For Force amel
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woossenostwasowszeston
A WOMANS
JCJSM
what a amnia clotbes ehould he is
Petty ateurete. There cu be no
sto$414e fault to fled with Bola% your aps
pearance if your clothes ave made to 01) Millhl
Measure in an expert; way, The style awl Glionpino respected, young. far
vray Townsbil) WAS
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EXETER, ONT, CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING: FEBRUARY 4th 1904
Hensall Dill'e dwelling and expects to ove . se
.1-- ria on County Counc
:to town abeut the 1s1. of April. Mrs. I
tl
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I Ie(jr, CjettiSulatiesileitz4neurd,FINes°taigurPu'aubeelf°4e4aCnutevea7nand :IIIIItlicilir'inxteemw108Yel9. 3t-ovinfrottglvtu•%I.t'iglre' ‘1-,:e.1 III I Held in session,f.4...t Coderi eh last • k '
ssurer ot Marriage Ili06418eg. Legal documents nephew, att.. 1' red Benedict, has a good I ,
wee .
nifty drawn at reasonable rated. Money .
toloan on real eaten) at tow rateecif interest,' 51 ' ' '
"tUltiori and to widen plecei they will i
But 'five menibers of Huron Count - I
Offtee at tliePoet °face Mensal likely go'in a month or so.
ICounen had reached town on Tuesday i
; churcbes 'were devoted. to W. C. T. Ile •
--On Sunday the service in tile /
Cre.liton School Re ort ;nhen the opettiag hour arrived -- : aily
..wo.ri.. . ___ Inaraelss Messrs, Connolly, Durnin i
I -Miss Bouthron, or Exeter, and her r ▪ Th followirxr 11111413 11,1a6l4 60 p,?4' 1- Q..' °all' ' al ttArsoll auti al:1%7r! :filled once more za-tb a cornmete I. ety furniture,
tsister, Airs. Serpi t, are vtsiting f ende
ne--- !Pent. or over of the marks givezedure 1-3 o'clock, and this net being
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' /.., skit - , • * t We ar still 9 t front. Ont. large wa Oorns wil
iln--11MeinsssaiNLeille Welsh, o'hohas been "erdea of pawit, .... . .-- .alud. 5ter eil liTninee'Snay-, I V, e in i.. all interdino- ,- ha r
g Iii,5itilag her sister ie l'olidon.. 1,13, ree 1
. • . .
'hag the month or Januar \ -- Tganlilli ,11133 adjon-rnMent took placo ipi ilit? " designs and finish
..1.... I. 7,
• op- show
• turned ,1101tie. D;visicit Ilr.-Cluse V. Sr. Edna, Eil- i On Wednesdayy all 'were -presentees- I
ber elaes jr.„ Ezra Oteettei*eher, cept .6feeers. Vereensoiteemetebeane at 1 spect our s oc aid get oiar prtces be ore p acirtg orders 11 you
f I 3 't "I.' "
e -On Thursday evening tbere Was 1leouisa Fahner, Arthur Boltzmann; aGorrie. and Hicks, ditto an' :purchase ;vitt be satisged and W you do puttbase we gnarantee
Madoieinc Clerk lane asked for nombaatione for
!ft 'vary large attoudauee at the canal- :Ella ; class IVeSre ve
• you will lee satisfied.
vat and racee. ITIertrand, Garnet Swenzer, Wallie t1Wm aue James ,Rows434
. •
John 'Grainger, who ineve eare •
• 'HUI Leura Haiet, Frank. Finkbenter, • was nominated b.y Messrs. Cenneny We also do ordered wOrk, upholsterin., picture framing and an
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• 411
•last fall, died wisTbursdey. Rea, nee Frazer litrewfl. tser,te isitort. Inter- and bpaelzman, ants LI; tuiwk.tz,.‘, kind$ of repairmcr with neatness and dispatch at moderate price,3,
plead conducted funeral servicesin 111--Liaian Geiser, „Alfred eote4.
!the. Methodist cieureie last Saturday. iWneeth, Mildred Brown, Robed pen County Judge Holt sworet in the new
wnrden NO10 Z00.1 MS seat -ith f
ineeeautee awe °tear /lee 11.--eless III, Sr. Bella, tille
A. Brant, our popular R
ber,
ragout, \vim bas been visiting in Ailsa ClettiDis BLURT , Tseelter. -e . Loner
pie lea ins; Fnanillene e
OWE & fiTKINSO
Egete
rnerieal embahner
•ds or heart - thanks fur nee • •
/corporate tbe at. Josenit.and Strae- ,clhirlio Flathein'er tkviiiie-o„st'al'oiA: Let‘er.e were reed fromethe clerlt.or I
ILeNgisotliactreiroor gsslimeabtliyoiliotlfzamthaecetirleoseinnt, LthtlamitIcil4aroiss,_u.t i'h..:lit.,Ivil,letanri.:11v,,,f7.rtit.:7;,,,Lit, li,can rt.lte standhee emataletee Fur zbe ' A
e e 6 UT SUCe
d'ord 'Electric Railway Company, is( . 1, //- q Al; 0. , ' 'L./ 'Perth Lounty, propoenaa pad- aet400 i OR AND ft '
i
turned and wilt take charge 00 Moe ner , , enntehm a 44 szakuoton uvre aro.
son Otenitj dm, litInleteteelann eo .t t
tba vinkbeiror. Irvin Feltner Nei S`' • '°sz8* L"Ialzri• McLean,
ay.
en Pearl Geiser Mabel Feltner Fiie ' " num tee o repor .
/printed. It looks like a go.
L'or the establishment of a. coneunto- From the Tonopah Muer we
' ilian„erlAidillateora' Zit"„'3, lui,:okitlfm. an. itivo uospitai; reom tbseiWoraan•s in-- /the. following veeNch heat eferenee
In) k. . 4 s' a An enter • • • -
-.The We C. T. Li. ie circulating lie- ! I? -.
ielions to the Senate- and House of g
Commons to eupprese the 5413 or eigs
mottos. !lard work to find them i
Itensall.
-Mrs. R. te„"catt, of Almeria, Otani-
toba, also Uertr Wiley aud elr,
I% Stephenson. of Varna, were thei Diension I.-iCase II Jr., Alice Mel- elL4erLe';$ U. W0
all0t0 of tbeir coueine Mr. and Mrs. lin. IlarrY illangnoe Harr,y•Sweitzer ; !Hoe, at Ratite, and one for priut, .7 ,years of age
' a oppty to jail; two for additions to ezovinee of Ontarto, e amide but rasen %eel a entail 4 -le-tette,
Q. b". Case, Loudon Road, or Frida,y .1 !I P i IT Q 0 7',.1., dea, a egg moved with bieeeeents sell,. "th , - ure ‘...esi.Ve eavene, e -ren
las 1-....., ... - • ., 4,4,14 V. N `...* r, rreiungeon , • en ' 11 y • r?" seta, to neetatteee ", to wester -el feeekeeao seeeeetre IN, 4%.,di eip,l'tail.ing• tits maewnv en.„1:':,-1 : -,7,,ra...
alt. Ida Brown, .Mabel Wenzel; Part
• a ulee Severna of Montreal, III. Jr., Franeie trill. lierbert Itaiet. :Colo. mittee.
e o outh Ituroa for a greet ;
eel ee Beaver, Itanniery Feltner, from the hospital for aliek eltildr00o
Finlebeinar. Harry Trick, Roy sstrioa for aid; orafroro the children
Feltner.; claee II Jr, Grert rude Faber, ;Aid Society of Huron for n. granselo- '
Vera. Iloltzinann Nelson IIill, Hari- !‘,...ords ,thelx. work, mad an were refete
n Holtzman:). •
of AIr. Geerge Renick, former
r txoter, metlicx
,Olte, eldest danehter of tho late tee
•. and 61,re. Thos. Oite. bered
MISS S. SA t Teacher.
-ed to ele.'exre:utrtveeere.oGrfioti.tee*wood "George 4%., Ecruick,was horn la the citing
WARNINO T TOW
.e for dent
Mitidlesee
r ,intoregr
pittlatige or titee -
end afre. Mclienzie,
/i %Ili he
months
wati 1.1.1ing
ridgef. Whial
do Illeney. Perie, Frame. 6 611.9.a E.. ItORSON, Teeeber.
neetron or tit 11 • t Rat
The resignation of M. French as 314,...33 por v.ort‘d lnessee. afearo awl MeEenente
• •s of the Inter • t• I fl . '
his eclazeliag. Before be reeehed Lis tic!' or the, awn- into the direi.1 latew
UUSal 0 . Wre4 W
b r -my, to be estabilebed at St Exeter Sc4ftei Report
bevels (4 the p•aitendfre the ere -
the. Norlhwkst le'rri;ore'4n4 l're assileee. at ere aratera the r nut
• •
Josepb, returned to Montreel en
letteate. or nrespeeeking, silincee wad nee: Their' death- being
read and sent to U. of R. committee.
Letters frum the Edittett lion Depart
Thursday evening.
Biddulph
ottho garment 1,ve matte zs euffiment
guarantee for Arst class work, AU the
new up-todate
flutings Ovor Owing
and Fantails
us rrived. Prices away down.
Doric FrOMPtig
We ttre giving excellent sa-
tisfaction in flour since re-
modelling our mill.
W Taman. ) 111. sWaTzER
Meerciectrzt Tatilor,
PIAN0S
4.0nonInenennien
Our stock is the znosb complete we
'have ever shown,
Pianos and Organs
For the parlor we bave Pianos and
Organs of the most beautiful designs
And finish and quality unsurpassed,
Sewing Machines
'Our sewing Machines are a class by
theznseives. in working qualities and
finish The Best.
For the Children
We have Sleighs galore, at all
;prices. Also Shoo Fly Rockers, Gaines
'Whistles, Mouth Organs, enc.
„In Music
have the latest Popular Songs and
/Instrumentals. Hymn 'Books and
;Bibles a,lerr in-stoek.
Call and see tts and geanne
of our Artittie Calanders
Dashwood
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/ -4.Ers. Samuel Oable, of Elkton,
was present at Dashwood, at
the funeral of her aunt-Idrs. john
Coloelty-last week.
I--Mr. (George Edighoffer, of Dash-
wood, has purchased Mr. Venn's inter
est in the Sboelzusiness a Edighoffer
th Fenn. ,
1 Stephen
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i The following is the, JanuarY re -
,l port or a S. 'ON. 2, Stephen. Those
I marked with an onterisk mere not
11E11, 323; Sr. 1V., Max. 356-a Dirt
present for all examine. tions.
V, Class., Marienum 350, Gleetis
I zel 274, Roy Hill, 256, Laura. Sims,423;
13r. rcr, max. 250--Sttewart 3ktitchell,
283; ,Sr„ 111, ma.x, 350)-dIferbert Mkt.
ehell, 284, Everett Sims, '242; Jr. 111,
'max. 351 -Meryl Dill, 224 Jr. 11 Max.
350.-311 aims, 250, *Lillian Stalls,
166.
"M. RCS,BERTSO,N, Teacher.
Winchelsea
aVIarried.-A. quiet wedding,wassol-
einnized at the residence:of Mr. jas.
C. Reid, in seafor.th, ton Friday, Jan.
lst., when his youngest daughter, lasei
Jean, was united inemarridge to Mr.
Thonaas U. Wheeler, of' Wincheista.
The ceremony was performed' by Rev.
F. H. Larkin, and was witnessed only
by the immedia.te friends of the*con--
trac ting par ties. Mr. and Mrs.
Wheeler left the folldwing Monday
for ;their home in Winchelsea.
Boaxsthe Ihe Kind Yogi Hale Always het
eigasture
of 1,44,
MN%
—THE—
ilerc ants Bank .of Canada
HEAD OFFICE, MON'fREAL.
'CAP ITAL (all paid up) ......... • • • • .$6,000,000.
SERVE, AND LINDIVIDEO PROFITS.••••••••-• $2,974,24.5
WHOS;EYSIIE,
B. F. etEnDenn,
Superintendent of Branches
General Manage
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSApTED
interest at most favorable current rates allowed on Savings
Sank Accounts and Deposit Receipts.
Special attention given to the business of Farmers and Cattle
men,
Letters of Credit issued to travellers, payable in all parts of the
Ter,
CREDITON ONTARIO.
vy. S cHISHOLIVII
Manager
61.r. James
ost mucceseful and
mars a MeGilia,
united in marri-
age to Mots Mary A. Powe, youngest
dauglaer or Xr. Michael Powe, Bs),
of Bidttuipla by. Rev. D. P. U.03rttnae
min, at St. Patrick's church. We
wish the young coup1e,. the best of
311000SS in tbeir new home. liro un-
derstand that hEr. Bolan has purchas-
ed the farm of Igtr. Robt. Patterson,
of West McGillivray. The happy roue
pie left on the 6.26 train, which tett
leer() about 11 p. for London and
rtet reit-
• ,es,
Russeldale
-Mies Beebe= Winnicot kints a fine
new organ.
J, Cede sold his driver "Quante" to
Mr, Tbos. Deal.
-Mrs. J. Park, we are pleased to
say, is impproving.
-The electric railway question
seems to have simmered out.
-Mr, T. Winnicott has the contract
tor caretaking of MtsPleasant church
D. McTavish is spending a
000pro of weeks visiting among
friends in this district,
-Robert Bay, son of John G. Ray,
is very low withpneumonia and typh-
oid fever. .But little hops/ are held
for his recovery. He is twiner the
care of Dr. Proudfoot, of Fullerton.,
uteut relative to tre.vellizne, expenses eve; 4 -elm... sfe mean: tha thrcsler
Beaotn 404, 'l.. 't'.-..... Nverr., or Public .9-chool ineeectors. a circular led. The •eleintiffs eel up 3
„Dolly 'Werr,y, Bella liatekins; jr. 4 ii Ils Alssmiat ion,
front the secretary of ate. 'rrnate,:e '011'11142".'.'bk' 1""l'"1", tr-rriag Min- t Le, Size lawns -Less tees rsset taiibt;,,.
lettele .rohne. Lula Martin. No, en , and e comegranieseeion ied ecd prospeeieti in thiaif'..:rieiti, Ati:.. CQ4-• Alt: mairit,:12,-Mrk l'. ate f•ridee,
It 42 t average at teed:wee 36. from ',St. 31,ar"'s Colleeiete Inetgitute I ea- • • • • . - . - -see live if falter -tiler ten lea- aero
e e ~ - - zeret eageasee ent.seeben ea. ,es ;nee . k - - .0 . ; .., .44 -se
'with reference to pupils front Littmn, Nay :ill
C. VOnPER, Teacher- :were read and St?nt to Ii:xecut.veeona- * '' ''' • in proper rep= tat * evegzent t., teot
Itoom 117.-rle. 3rd., Lorzey Heywood ' oait tee. en Jean 1002,, me. Karitirk ett,;,,t4t,,t c,ti nes have happened. When tke cesem--
r. 3r4 (class 3) Ernest pavis, itc.r. Sheriff Iteynolds asked that certain hero ea the lete ear or , L31, mumh, 3Irs. .iklunrci Loinc Awarded lotlp-
re- his luck in Tonopen aud erieved 1'7.4 31414 Ct lItif:4"4t
ry Carting, Victor Sweet ; jr. Ord, repairs W made, ae the jail, Sent t LIL5 first aorof tri4.,..; t„,3,,,, la an. liae.,_ mem Sor ,I,V,119,, of, which tiett }Sete
( leas C.) Lee Wileon, Oliva Wood. , property committee,
I
brouek group of eix eetnee at Gehl el,ntila three children $100 eael. art.4
‘-• e
R.corn, V. -Sr. aril, L. Birnay, N. ! Six memorials trout counties in On-
Itodgert, R. Iloope.r ; jr. artl., E. Wood tario on various zuunieipala matters AT.QUUtaiLk. This es a WO grede ,00id anoraler chihl 5119- Urs• 'U'rs'Ke'u2le•
v. Mena, G. Ford, L Rowe. Average were read aud sent to special conemite prove:at-sou anti the elames won locaq, Ea a verdict for ‘,•1,690, elte ral he. -
attendance 2. No. on 'roll 36, I tee, anti one memorial, was sent: te cd by ar* .14IntYre'''n'I' It' 114.' "e"ve' 1173(1° 4g
ll1M41 tt14*balanet' he
,a, .. diesevered fraid24,1 aT he ehilitroa.
II.» • PRINGLE and Bridge committee., ha Daroueky but Ebaot 11ratniele
ue, thus acquired 3: I
Room -Annie Lang, Harry APPrication3 for the PosAu.tion of -- lathe etereet. It was but a ho t
eeeeesaresseee.
Sweet, Bert Westeott, Clare, Cairns, itors were read trentBall. Geo. e • r
Pearl Jobne; mid. 2nd., Clarencelley- -trawls. Thos. I. liaysi. P. Ittorley.,aad time before John ietcHaneeropreesul-
wood, Latimer Grieve, May „Iowa, C. Alorritore aud fromtisivid .P va, er,s 4( in
'ela eta Intl tree -."
Peorl Godwize .47C 2.. 4,11addock; jr. 2nd, ter a position oil the Boarti cunt,. !,be Ilaebrouck and took a benci-calle
Snell, Lulu Snell. No. an -roll 37 ;leo- table. But at the evening session the °11 al.!413i) St°ek. A gil°d.- T a Kind You Rave Always ilaneti
'mine Ford, Willie Hatter . Willie lExantiners, were read and left on the xng* for a total vehtation or a ......,001)....
erage atteudattee 26.5$. !names evf Messrs. Cameron, of Brits-
VleSIE .4)... eleCALLII31. Isels, and Moffat, of Seafortle were
I added as applicants, and cal were re -
Room. 1711, -Jr. 2nd, Stella, South-
„;., rerred to the Education connuittee.
cott, David Hall; sr. pt. 2nd, Wi''''' f Moved by 11. Spackruan, seconded
Heideman, Russell Balkwill, Oscar by Mr, Connolly, that Messrs. Lock-
SSntlersonn mid. pt. IT, Leon Treble, hart and Lane be auditors at Criminal
Fred Ogden, Violet Knotf, equal; jr. lJustice accounts. -Carried,
pt. and., Ruby Wood. No, on ro1144; Rate e-, iff. /jock ts of soaforth,
average attendance 28. 11. tniumsteel, of Wint'oe, and en .Tor-
• • ••-lar
ASTOR IA
or Infants and Citilaten,
V. E. CARLING. dan, or Goderich, were appointed Cole
Room VIII. -2nd class, FredtBrock, legiate Institute trustees for their re-
.
Reggie Bissett; sr. pt. 2ud., Claire speative 4,owns.
Wood, Edna Brock-, Lilian Boyyle, Wil Motions for the following grants
fred Steeva.rt, mid. .pt. 2nd. noxio were snit to the Finance/ Coniraittce t
Sr. ;pt. IL Afe.delein Carling. 'No. on eat 4,o tbe agricultural and hortioni-
roll 36; Average attenndaee 22. tural eocieties 'or the county; n25 to
S. j. IRWIN. meth •Teacberrs' Iuetituto; Serd.to each
,,e* Public Library; e25 to 'each Farmers)
Institute; $10 for flowers to be plant
Exeter Municipal Council. '
ad around the Court House, and a.
motion by Messrs. Gunn and McLean,
Council mei pursua.nt to adjourn -
- that 850 be granted the Tuckersraith
Bruicefieid !tient oe; town halleJan. 22nd. AIL Branch Agricultural Society,
'members >preeent- ,Minetes of previ-
e . A number of accounts were noled
The annual meeting °Mlle South ,ous Meeting read and,' eoniferrned., and sent Lo Finance Committee.
Huron Agricultural Society. was held Tenders for u.se. of scales were roe -c- The report of theStriking Commit-
tI 13rueefield on Wednesday of last ived as follows ;---Wen. Harding, $55.00
week. The affairs of the eociety are tee eves rea.d and adoppted as follows;
. A. S. Den.vitt, a45.00; Jas. IL Dennis, Executive hnd Special ;--Dannolly,
in a VCYY Aatisfactory condition, A., $36.00; Gunn, Witter, Spacktuae. Hicks.
bons 81,000 was paid” in prizes last Taylor -Muir. --'.Chat Mr. Int/dings' Finance and Ed uca t lona I -.Lock -
year and there is still a balance of tender being the higheet,-be accepted. hest, -Domini, MeNaughton, McLea.n,
over 8600 in the trea.sury after4 • all -Carried. Kerr.
Iiabilitie,s are paid. The following of- Tenders -for ringing e Il as foliowsn: Road and Bridge and Go. Property ;
fusers -and directors were el t d
ee e ,prese
ident, Smith, Day:- est vice, John
Murdock, Stanley; 2nd vice, Ed,Cris-
tie, Exeter; auditors, A.T. Seat; and
Sohn McIntosh. Direetors Peter Mc-
-u. :AtcHzi,y, $10.00; Sas. 11. Dennis, .-Cantelon, Patterson, Laxnont,Young
$38.00 ;A. S. Deanit t 835.00 providing awl Feat name
he was successral in getting scales. Beezelization;-Whole Council,
Wood --eAseasitroags-Tbot ,7. IL Warden's Committee; - Cantel -on
ilennist tender, being the lowest, Ise entLean, MeNaughton, Mines.
Gregor, Thomas Fraser, R. MeMordie Eiceeptact.--Carrisa. House of Refuge ;--Grunn, Spack.ma.ii
Wm. Dix on, S. Smillie, W,D. Sanders I Tenders Tor ,printing• as follows ;-J.
Thomas Russell, James Patterson,and White igc Sons, $6D,00; Adyeeate fetin Lamont.
The clerk was instructed to order a
John Iiel.chen. ;Messrs Thorne:, Rus- 00,, 5884'75; eopy of the Ontario i5tatues and the
sell and John Muntockairere appoint- Armstroreg-Ntuir--Thal the munici sal World for each member of
ed as rep.resenta.tives on the 'Western ootarte /Printing' Co's tenclen,'being the- noleeela and to add the rules or
Fair board. At a enee,ting of the the lowest be accenbcd•--Carri°(1-' "order and proeeedings to the, January
newly -elected board of directors Mr. 'neoeth-,Sfatir-elltat 'the following t were printed
M. Y. McLean was appointed seere- accounts be passed and 'antlers drawn A report or the. remainder of the
tary-treasurer. It was also agreed to on. itreaieurar for same:. - session will be g'iven next week.
hold h 1 f • „
tors will be held in Dense -1,1 in March, Municipal World subseription.,35)
Geo. II. 13issett, P.-0. box, $1.00; pose
bulge, 1.100; election expenses, 820.80;
J. & S011, balance pr in t bag, 1903
822.00; .W. J. I3isset le :balance salttryy
1603, $90.00; Cemetery accounts...7
Ford, labor, $1.00 ;---aCrried.
(Tc,6-lor-41/2V;oo<1.--1:bat !Lb reevet re-
new the insuntnce pumping house.
ho t e usua speing fair at Bruce- Wm. Creech>) abor, 43.37; Geo. Cud -
field. The 'next- meeting or the direc- inaree 8.10.50; Bissett SeAPI:yon,
Zurich ...., The output. of Listeivel'clieese fac-
tory for 1703 'as 150 loos. Theyee.r
ego 98 tons. Ifose of the enla.rged aut
before it was 124 tons, and two years
--Miss Maggie Weseloh, or Loudon, put is the result of ibe increase in 1110
is at Zurieh at preseut, having been nu in be r of cows kept by pa trolls
,taken ill while here. , . . A. sad accident ocettered in the bush'
' -.Nile Barthol IterVard, of the :Sul:- 00 oe 'Mr. Walter Wilson's just outstde
of Lueknow, last Week, in which Mr.
ich :Road is Vere- low at PM -sent -end panisd, . ;fairies I-Iood lost his I i fe. Me. 'food
is not expected to recover.
-si,, in, Bond r s infara• child eleTr15.4-si°e1:e.17),rAYI:labes:.nrt°1110g.0(-1-Rt'ftied. tik°
has been quite ill tor some days past ' 1\tuir -Wood-,`.Chat the street
and grave rear8 are entertaitted 0.8 to Gomeniesioners' satzlry be' 305 00 -
it's ,reVovettS. ' ' C'irried
was drawing out timber amigos
alone. Air. Isaac Uorrison had occas-
ion to go to the buSh for a load qf
wood and Was surprised at finding Mr
nood's horse lying to all appearance.,
dead, and orninv %Ligation found Mr.
wh-ontisrl;e'J'Dllstehpeet awsaoinne meet: sassitexrrovodb--et-Ne'4uGioro-o_Tflor:Itirit,I;e1. treasurer's
. Hood buried 1111. erne,a tis. 11 tn deep
nretscediscl Ithoo.liircie ova(t.:1: ptrbe:reent.andlleva.nsi saLeo,yxl,ser;liAai.;.my sbtaro5t5igo..0-01.,,•hotLatxreeieed, •os_ snow. 'Morrison uelitielted !the
horse and got Mrliood out tu his
leave shortly to take up permanent Taylor-Arnistrong.-That the clerk' sluig1), but 1-1-'e° was exlinci-
residence in that state. '121, inst.eueees prepare:a byelaw eon_ Dee Sangster, or Port Pertry, well
,Goo, Appel. and familY leave firming- tee appointment of loffieers, known as the author of Saagster's Ar
•
ithmetic, clied sudden13r o&lieart
ure fail -
141 the'King; Edward Hotel, Toron
to, „Or. $angster and his )vite came to
Torento to meet their ditu.g•hter, who
was niarried a rem,. weeks ago Lo Dr.
S. C. Corbe,tt, of Winnipen, head, of the-
Dieminion Government raedinat
Viet!. there, and her husband an, their
return from a weddinf4 trip to 1.3e,rnau
de.. Noticing so ate irregularity and
difficolty in Dr. fiangster'e breathing,
Mrs. Sangster summoned doctors, but
her husband lived oulyi a reve minute -4
teft:ex his nine.. ewaa discovered.
given -up house -keeping here, and
intends leaviv,,, town as' soon as the
weather 3serrnit.s and trains are run-
ning rvilh any degree qf regularity.
Their d.eslina tion is Stra.tford4
-Ti-. Teter Lamont lielnpurchasee
a spanking team ofheayv qtaught
lior.ses for work on, his farm .near the
village- Judges tot horse flesh say
tbey are good oiles,,and the price
paid (or emeh animal is further proof
of the fact.
Su.stice, °Nile lBron-
son Line has purchased 1-1rs !Ataxy
and fixing salaries, for saine.-Carriect
til.rursArrunt,;(---Wtood-Tha'.t. Messrs.
Senior .and L3 12. he appoinled to the -
cemetery. boartt ifl addition to the
council -
(Council ad:la u.r ned; to Fab..1i 11
7.30 11,. m.
GEO. 11. 13ISSE'l'T, 01-111
-
13ottrs the
ignature
of
''41=07a.„zr
1110, Klatt You Haiti tiway8 Bough
is portion of this prtee has already
been paid the OWD.OM
But it is out of his interest at Golls Bears the
ield that Mr. Herniele wail probably ignestero of
I
ake his biggest stake. In July last,
ether with O. 1). Taylor era ran , ...-...-e,--
.l. AteCielland, he located /The lonnizo l'''
grou.0 at ihnt tamp, ante e. 616:i'Llt61,7.•/
ing luta a genuine'borganza, 67,....ar the
surface, the ledge everageseer75 per
ton across five feel, while tbe whole s
drift at the 60 -foot point is all ore
tl.
which averages. $4,467.52 to the ton
clear across. John McKane now has
the control or theeJurabo under 'borid
owners.
but there is a fortune in it for all the i
In addition to the above Mr. Ker -
nick has a. large intereet in nineteen
other mines close to the' Jumbo and
Contbinatitat groups, which should add
greaely to his wealth.
Mr. Kerniek has been very foriun-
in his reining; ventures, but he
made what he considers his best "lindh
;then he met Miss Dorothy Copeland
while the two were taking a coursein
assaying in Portland, Oregon. Miss
Copeland was born in I'ortland, where
she is Nvell kuown.and highly esteem-
ed, and the friendside formed • while
both were ,pursuing their studies cul-
minated in their marriage an June
23rd last. She is indeed a bell -manta
to her husband and shares Isis hard- •
ships :with him -Only she doesn't cazi;tkiring in a Load ancl_
them hardships. She cannot see wily Give us a Trial,
living in a tent while an a. ramping
trip should be called "fun," while liv-
ing in a tent fin a -new minin g camp
(until a house can be built) should be Snell & Biatchford
writer believes she dieplaysgood cora- Corner of Main and Station Stree„
eeno
PPIN6
Chopper
-v itt
and solicit a"24FIste
your trade, and will do
our best to give yon
good chop, and are pre-
pared to do .1bopping at -
any time.
Come in
and examine our chop,
we are sure you will like
it.
called "hardship" And in this the
mon tense, if not' wisdora. Next Electric Light Plant.
SAWS
MAPLE LtAF RACER MAPLE LEAF LANGE
NICKEL STEEL
BOSTON LANCE
GUALITY AND RICE GUARANTEED
St
atereacamna
ultry ad.
internatio al and lierbageum are
he leaders.
2c5 5Oc,6100 and $3.50 per ckae