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5M1 work promptly attended to
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tats
fiEShop closes every Tuesday, Thurs.
ti, .dav and Friday evenings of each
w, eel;, at six &clock sharp.
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HENSALL-
Special to Trio }ERhLL.
On Friday a'i'ming last the people
of Carmel Presbyterian church
grave a reception in honor of their
pastor; Rev. '•T S. Henderson on
his return from. the coast. The
band was in attendance. He has
cane or two extra good offer's, one
of 02500 a year. He has been here
over 15 'rears.
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B U G G I E S
Our, new. Stock is hove
finished. See us before
you buy. It will to
your interest..
BUGGIES
be
Rev. Dr. Medd rented a cottage
at Port Sanifielcl, Muskoka, so Mrs.
Medd and 'family :went , there on
Tuesday.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church are preparing to serve din-
ner and supper on Monday next,
Jury 13th. preparations are nearly
completed and Hensen will give a
grand reception f 1r all. Be,one of
the number. Parcels may be
checked at Hopper's Drug store.
Mr. G. McEwen, M. P., returned
to Ottawa en July 1st, after attend-
ing to business and the wedding o£
his niece Bella McDougall to Mr.
Laatnuxond of Cromer ty.
The Zurch , Herald"
W U Jerrott is home for his sung=
mer. "vaoatian. fast and
The 'dredge' is doing
good work on the big drain.
A 1 arso number of ,the femora
lifve conunenced h .ying•
ARA.
Special to Tint UN:RAL A.
fir. Chris. Kibler, ;of Cavalier,
Dakota, acconxpanied'bo his daugh-
ter. Maud, :arrived ?here elonduy
re country
night last, apparently,
tagrees with them. lace
A goodly number from tbx. p
spent •Sunday last' in Dashwood
attending children's day.
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Go toe,Greb.. .
On Monday evening at the resi-
dence of Robert Fulton, his daugh-
ter Netta was married to Barry
Colvert, of Eniondville. The band
serenaded the couple. .
On Monday Rev. Mr. Mellott' left
to take his new charge at Chatham.
His successor Rev. E. Shaw
arrived
on Wednesday.
Rev. A. McLean, of Blyth, occu-
pied the pulpit of Carmel church
on Sunday. There was an mit: s
congregation in the morning
many expected to hear Rev. 3. S. past we eel
Henderson.
On Sunday Rev.Mr.
Sunday, July ate, children's day
will be celebrated in ZionEvaangeli-
cal church of this place. Ln tine
forenoon an apropriate
will be' preached by the pastor Rev.
G. D.:Damm, NI. A., and in the
afternoon addresses will be deliver-
ed
liver-
ed by the Rev. W.3, Yager
0. Mor'lock interspersed by.' recita-
tions and 'singing by the S School;
in the evening' the Rev.
Morrisl de -
1 W.
iver
of Delaware, address, the
liver a missionary
leer friends of.Mr. Ehnes will be
pleased to see and pear. hien again.
On Monday evening, July 6th Mr.
Ehnes' will deliver his lecture on
Africa. Mr. and Mrs, .Chisoltn and
Miss Wyatt, of Alma, College, will
furnish: vocal and inSteumental
music,yau Should not fail to attend,
the admission is only 15 cts.
For your Hardware,' Tinware, Granite,
and Glass
Sherwin-Williams
and Hollywood
Oils, Portland Cement •and.all kinds of
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Building Ma
The Famous
Silver
PAINTS
F. S O a �lrlcl�, Oat
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Fleisch's
LAMB
FENCE
it::dural Fence on the market
Don't be deceit/ d with a Fence'Machinc—You tai11 not be if you buy a LONDON
ALL KINDS OF FENCE WIRE ON RAND
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Mr. G. ~ T-loltzinanu, of Zurich,
has been busily engaged petting ttp
li;litnine rods in this section the
en Wren
M. t3luett, pxincip al of our
preached two thoughtful sermons public school leaves ipel Saturday on r.
in the Methodist churieh, Hp will two is school
trilf to En la da
be ,a good. supply during Mr.Medees En d.
ax
absence.
t7R�ufif'�IJC)OD
Do�not forget the great demon- -" RR, \LD.
stration in Hensall on Monday Special to Thr I3
next. Mr. Glees Kibler from Cavalier,
NDi:• in town visiting 3. Keller- i
Our Druggist, S. T. •Hopper, is, .,
sole agent for Bland's Nerve Tonic man and friends
Pills. A mpnths treatment for 50 Mrs, Alf: Moritz, of liontrers.
cents. was here visiting' her aunt, re
The v•illage was very quiet on M, Fin.—Miss Flossie Glue '.:of ",
July ist. The band had a an. en- Seaforth is visiting tier uncle, Alf. •
gaag enient at Centralia., some at, Tieden1an.--•Donebraak Fair is ill
over now, everybody safe again.
rhlawn social at Bathe Iter Wehave bee a hot tinge' while it
others drove 1. lake rand other lasted, even our two police had
plaaces. The I. 0. 0 F. had a fine
fiaag staff erected on their building their
fir has �7al full.
n aafte beck Fork
rand had their flag at mast bead.
On Wednesday the Sunday ing for hitnm, We are
re,pleas d lost
school of St. Paul's held their pie- ham back :gulp.— -
nic at Bayfield. They had a fine a vaalataable horse last week Mr.
day and a 3ood time.;*
L. Messer, hotel keeper, surprised
The rre-mill closed last Friday 'notatoeess for dinner.
is borders with_Last Tuesday
meal of new
for a few weeks. Zurich Foot -ball team came down
,T, w'�'reren, B. A., o£ Dundee Cal- to play ret'tlrti match. Score waslegiate Institute and wife are visit- 3 to 1 in favor of aur home team.
ing at his father's. Boys• they are hard to beat end the
Miss Bell, of Blyth, heed milliner Band. did not play but they are
in Mr. E. Raannie's store is taking layers. — Mr. J. Hays and his
her holidays, Her sister, who was bride from St. Mary's were visiting
stenographer in Mr. H.J. D. Cook's at Coinuiereisl end J. R.offman's.
office, has returned home for tt
MI .
Planing and Saw dill
N -All kinds of woodwork and saw-
ing done to order. Estimates
cl ° given for all kinds of buildings.
w A full stook •of B. 0. Eecl Cedar
Shingles. .x.11 kinds of lumber al-
.) ways on hind. •
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Field Gates, Water -
t Wanks for Wind -mills
t and Water Troughs.
Mills loth. Cori., Lot 25.
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The "AL A" SILK
1/1 GUARD for Ladies,,
Complete with Gold Bangle t
ti 1 and tinaap, up•to.date }
c Price only :i0 Cents.
We have a large stock of Spring and Summer
Foot -wear,, all sizes and styles, at prices that
will be to your advantage. a a e have also this
this season, the
American .ting
oe
they are a fine cheap Summer Shoe
We
knsolicit your ow we cansatisfy you and give you value
ecause we
know
for your Money.
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IV COLL BUTTON
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[a j I have ihe'Bullet top Button$ 4
o y iu seta of four
sPrice 20 cets. per set.
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vacation. Stephen Council.
Miss Scofield., of Gerrard St.,
Toronto, is visiting Mrs. Hopper
and. her sister Miss Dulti'aadge.
McDonald Bros. have the contract
for metalic roofing the new Post
Office •a,t Clinton. .they will fill
the bill. 1xleasiaiat
On IVIendaay evening, a
time was spent at the Leavgue. A
and
short programme 'ts as g
refreshments and ice oream served.
Our band continues to draw a
crowd on Saturday evenings.
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�lUS1C I� C(AODS.--I'l1ICES 1LI( HT.
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T H E JEWELER.
MARKETS
Revised every Thursday afternoon,
71
Wheat,...., 60 71
Oats ... . 378 240
Barley 38 G0
Peas • . ' . ] 60 1 65
3i"1our . ....... 5 15
Butter., ,,. 141 ` 15
Zggs ... • 2 3
Chicken: lb .. • . 6 6
5
Ducks.
Geese .. ... 5 ti
Potatoes.— 55 65
HILLSGRE`E'N
Special to Tarn H1DlAUD•
Pi;,N1t;.—The union picnic of S.
S. No. 7, Stanley, and S. S. No. 3,
flay, which was held in Mr. Chas.
,telck'as bush. on June 27th, was
great success nand this reflects innelr
credit on the.00umlittee who had
charge of the arrangements. As
the day was fine' a large crowd
assembled in the forenoon. In the
afternoon a. foot -ball naaatoh was
played between Hay and Stanley
but two of the Baty team became
suffocate& aand so the game
was
s
postponed until supe
supper the genie was resumed. and
the boys played swiftly from start
'to finish. No goals were scored
until within about two minutes of
the full time when Stanley succeed-
ed in scoring 1 goal. The rest of
the time was spent
inttruayn playing
games, singing,
and
last but not least swinging 'which
was enjoyed by all. After supper
at which all sorts of good things
were disposed of all departed for
home well satisfied with the day's
outing.:
Eggs taken in exchange for Goods.
UN'
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EDUCED PRICES
Plymouth Brands. 01111
" ld beim:.... ° . 0x50 feet to the pound . 11 c per p
The Council of the Township of Green She:if GGO feet to the paunal..... .
Halll Cr, convened nay he y Oth,own ... plcxnoutlt lep4cial 500 feet to the pound......11
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Hall, Crediton on Monday members
.Gt' Ferniers' Binder Twine Company of Waalt�.erton....
3 aLf 1 p, x11. All ax�cirrbers were .
. rat the stan:te 7?ricess ....
• ..These prices are rooal only for what we have in stock....
190
present. Tile minutes of the pre-
vious meeting were read and adopt-
ed.
Moved by Anderson, seconded by
Yearly 'abet it lay -Leet/ be passed
appointing Robert Tiaylor, Path -
master in Division 67 as constittat-
ed for the year 1902 for this Town-
ship with full power to enforce the
Performance of the � 5ta
:,taro Labor
not done by Me parties liable to do
Statute Lulea' i1X that fear., The
said Robert Ta. for to ask the re-
spective. parties to perform their
work for whicteethey are liable " for
the year 1902 on of beeoee October
refusing
shall , be
}theaaaeter
whose duty
it shall be to lace tlxa8sat1 e on the
Collector's R ll, of,, ,his year and
that By -Lawn le* `2 of 1902 be here-
by atnmendecl ,y striking oitt the
name •Joseph . ebb as Patle ma,Ster
for that year." • Carried.
Orders to the amount of nearly
$1000.00 were' passed and ordered
to be paid .•
The Clerk laid a comrnuiiication
before the Council from. Mr. A.
MaacTavisli, of Park Hill, Soliettor
for ;The London, Parkhill and
Grand Bend. Electric Railway eq."
asking the Council to advertize the
consideration of a By -Law etnpow
ening the said. Baailwax,Y Company to
run upon the Public Highway from
Greenway to Grand. Bend Sri the
'Township of Stephen. The Coun-
cil decided to take no action Win the
matter for the present,
The Cottnoil adjotirneal. tie meet
again he the Town 'Hell, Crediton,
on Monday' August 3rd, 1.903, at 1
Monday
1st next and tee perso?�
or neglecting to da' so,
returned by tee said Pg?
tothe Townsl'ip ' plc i 3.
HE TSALL MA.L;,1flaTS.
Wheat , 70 to 72
Oats.... , , 30 82
Barley' .. .. 40, 40
Peas ... . 65 75
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Flour , , .. ; ..... , . 2 00 2 10
Hogs (live) per cwt.. 4,85 6.35
A FEW goad building lots for sale at
the goad
end of the Village. Any
person desiring to . build will find this •a
woe location fora residence. ,..w „,_.a....
ALSO FULL STOCK. OF ......
Harvest Tools, flits, Machine l
l?,ope and Pure Paris Green.
Harness; Trunks, Valises,F1y Nets
iced just a little Cheaper than the ordinary run.
One of our young speed. , recently*
tried oowv-back riding instead of
horse -back: riding, thinking
doubt that the former Would be
more lively.' A fact 'which was
soon fully proved for her soon found
himself in the grad from which he
soon extricated himself not hpw
ever before Ito had satisfied bixnsblf.
that cows were not made for ' a
raee-course. •
Mr. Ed. Stelek, and. the Misses
Durand. and Stanbur�y spent Sun-
day at C Stelck's .
A large number from here spent
flip i41 -e ,+ 1Kkar44, ��t
The Big
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Tp, Clerk.
H 1xi1t l ii R,
Born.
R.kontR---•At the Goshen. Line, Bay
July 0th; the wife of Mr. Joseph
Regime of a aaaugli.er.
ZntL1;e,.---.At Zurich, on Saturday,
July 4th, tho wife of Mr. V,
C. ATLEIB,
Hardware are andl , arnaess House. Zurich,
nslsip nr4vi..R 3iT';uliJ�n l ur n- e.,, .. .+n'r
VVEAT °
E a�
Will rive -
.AY LADY
'We
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To wear the lightest Clothing
procurable. Our stock of Or-
gandies, Dimities and colored..
Muslins is comeplete,
ill also' offer special values In MensShirts
Ties, etc., etc.
See our line of Bl for Lis Sumle m
er. c tat
asee
the `Proper' thins
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