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unintentional, and hail our �aorrespoii - ,pebole bo�consider well the qnesti n at the unexpected eight of the beautiful. P.,also delivered& spiri-teLl addre a.
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150 VIDER BARRELS FOR SALE. .B
dent been less thin-skinned, he wou'd lBsue and carat thei votes on Thursday The ground was ow -ered with snow, and Both -sp?akers received a most rospe t.
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not have noticed it. We kn6w that ti e next, Ac6nacientio Aly. Dr. Marpyn remained so throui ,bout the day.—M r. ful hearing. ,
- . e 0101 9-momn.—A welanclioly -case of sai.
officers of the church, &is well as 4 e CIO ea, the meetii - g. He brongh , I oi -- Robert 'Jamieson, Troisurer of tie il
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-, Itural Society, h:s cide.occurrod here on F'rida� last,which
The undersigueaoffers for sale cheap pastor, are always pleasea to see watd6" very few w I biw arguments, He Tuakera,baith Agric a well to resulted in the death ot thewife of M2.
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150 cider barrels; also wine, ram, strangers present, and 'every possible itook about tile Ban e stand as he (lid at been authorized by Mr. Cress
brandy and whiskey barrels—all Sizes— care is taken to make them -welcome, ,the prf Vious Meeti g, and wasted it Colt- pay the prize money won by exhibibo�s T. L. Vortuoe, a clerk jin in the hard.
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just the thing to put Cider into. - and secure for, them the beet ac.col4l - sidemble portion o� his time in abusilog at the recent Show held in Seaforth. ware store of Mr. Race ,. Mrs. Fortune
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Modation the church affords.—EiD. Ex- the cle -gy. Unfor unately for himself T * he list will beready aud paymeu�s rosa &bou'
Don't forget that Thorne's, is the . ! anl th 3 cause he i epr� sented, he Mac� e w and went about her uties as usual.
Posrrolt. . I ( ' e ill be Made any time after MondE�y
Cheapest grocery store in Huron. Try -- 0 1 a v3ry ungentl I allasion to % re r- next.—A correspondent asks if wom Soon after sbe was fonuLl by her hus-
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oneeand be convinced. LOST On Ma . �ed gentleman ,wi o have a right to vote on the Scott Act. band suffering terrible ftgony and it was
Splendid Our- in Street, Gold Monogram ere�ad, and r,espe�,
rauta and Raisins at 5c per pound. letters P. bf. H.; Yalned as a gift. 71nder w1ll OP ose him on , a former eccAsia i. The qualification for voters is the same Hubseq ineptly discovered that she had
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' please leava at this office. E81-1 . . et, been ppisoned by carbo�ic aoid and that
Teas always aood. I N - ' i �� O t any groun. 9 whatever, or ho r- as under the Do Election A !
0 . SCOTT ACT.� 0 ala,rm. need be en-
. � tertalined by tho I se subject to coughs, colds, ing, why he should be called suck, he a[. and hence women are t accorded the she had taken the doseiin milk- Every
L. THORNE, hoarseness, sore throat, &c.,&c., at; we @an assure laded to the Rev. John Smith, -of To. right to vote on the Scott Act. If th6y effort was mUde to sav6 her,life, but in
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the public that there will be no I restrictions t�' rointo, as an 11.sbiudonod scoulldreh'� were the majority would be conside - vain as she died--alJout ifive hours
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the sale of the great remedy 'I Lumsdbn & V 11- Th is 1',w as too much � for the audie ' e and ably larger thaj� it is likely tobe. I afterwards, It is sup�osecl she touk.
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— son!s Royal Glycer%ted Balsam of Fir." lt,icertw. n- I i I the poison v�bile laboriing under a fit of
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ly muqt afford great consolation to many,to kni m ' I Z� Brucbfielcl i
. e9p, - that this popular curer will still be wilihin reach Cal M. y, regardin � a gentleman . lil e I insanity brought on �y Soma Mental
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� TnPositm ofall. Ptice5ocents. 881. Mr, S ith, shouki be uttered in son te SCOTT ACT MEETING.—A mass me4-
#Uron . ! - I cholv mood for some , e4 Her hus
' 10 w ing in the interests cf the Scott Apt III
BOOTS & 'SlIOEs.—Great Bargains pla,e here he is I ss favorably khow t, �
L . — . from now till the Ist of November, iw all oWs,, es to be hfitened to. I Ifter this it was son o � will be held in Union church, Bruco- band isi said to be an iudustri6ua Mau.
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; of Boots, Shoes and Rub`bors. A large ,quanti ty time Defore ordet was restoredi n � field, on Monday E vening next, at 7 P. .She leaves 04 family of five childieu, the
of Goods must be',either sold or 'removed. , 0 ill . I oldi�st�einginin'fiyears,iand,the yuun
DISTRICT MATTERS. arid .See us. GEORGE GOOD, Scaforth Boot the! sp )aker allow I to proceed. T ma In. * Rev. Messrs. Ross &nd Thomson, � I 9-
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Store. 881-1. 1 spoliled his iuflaex ce on the audier oe, of Brucefield, A. D. McDonald, 8 1 - . I
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bail tearia, of this, town, defeated a team Tim MN.Du�N FiRF,.—A ConRrmiriop. i.jitt[e,e ect. The , eo le seemed to I)eo Y. Thomson, Rensiai, will address the I Kippeg. '
from the Clinton Model School, oh Sat- —It is with much pleasure we publish * a him nT apparently took meetiDa. All are welcome. An oppoir- WEOHILLV�11 is alwayl[i ahelid it) keep-
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Ur to one. They play a .the following communication, as it'fally -the res � of his argu neuts to be on a par 0 . I
urday last, by to . . 1 -trinity will also be given to any opposidg in- a ar o assortment of S�cotch, English and
cup, tie match with Brus�els, on- the Sets night a couple of errors into which . 00 9
' � -wit � h s reference: ;o Mr. Smith. V�,ry 1 the Act to speak. anadia Twe6d.9, plain a4d fakicy Fiannel-,
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fair grounds here, on Saturday, October we.were led last week through misin- litt,o e atbusiasm was shown a b �bo , . lain an fancy Winciag, an 7 excelleut stock of
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� EDITOR,—SIR—MV 8 . — — ' I nderelothingi all sizes in i Hooto and �jhof 8,
25'th� This will be a very important formation : Mai. I t- clot 0 O the meetii6 k, It had beE n I �iUs ' . �
' . . , I . I C37reen. .,.,.,.:. blackanddoloVed Cashniero'�blapk. aud colored
�matoh,artd perha,ps the oDlyc:n:p tie tePtion has been called - to one or'VN 0 no ficed that a (Jollectioll Would be GOOD THRESHING.—Messrs. Berry sc Velveteens, a firsf clas,,; Ftoek of groceries and a
that, will be played here this fall. mistakes which occurred in the accou it t&kE)n p � be I
. . at the cloile of the -meeting,. � Swan, a few days ago threshed 1� 4 full line of evqything found 'n a fliS4 cILL't-.6 Gen-
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. you gave last week of the burning of V Le proms s to go for the beliefit O i.b a � bushels of wheat, on t e farm of M . I eral Store. 881 1 1
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A CORRF,aTio--T.MR. EDITOR,—SIR,— Kinbarn cheese factory, and the mela '- Mvichaaics' Institu'ie, but some of ;be James Jariott, in one' hourP This s A Goob CJHANCE.—T.he tindoisigned
in his speech last Wednesday evening, choly circumsta'nees attending.the .Sam a.. me mbers of the Inauagement objEct. i pretty. lively work. I offersforeale Some excellent Shrop,bire �am
Dr, Martin stated that any one wishing The first is that Taylor, when at ray' ed to Vie Ing it tel g mixed upin any . George Watt, of ,,nil ewe lambso They are *ell-br'ed f I oin 1ya-
. I ported stock, as a reference to their record at all
place, asked .permission of Mr. Britton wit,, wl h eit L r pw and conseq a ' ,�
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W procure a small quantity of liquor, . � e3t- tbis vicinity, bad f ve S 67 the fall fairs w�ll sufficiently, .show. A spleiidid
after the passing of the Scott Act, could to go out. for is few minutes, &c. This 2 I
L I ly 4he oollecl ,v�as abandoned, V1 i dogs on the morning'of )he 13th ins�. Shropshire rar6 stands for si�rvico i to it iiinited
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do so through .the express. Allow me statement, if allowed to go uncorreoted, the'moeting broke � up as Boo I ( .
?N I I U all - - � The dogs have notyet been discovere 1. n nber of ow0s. Those dosiri pu,clia,se
would show gross carelessness on the shouldc0l early,as their PunfliOr Is Lniitt�d.
to state that the rules of the American Ma�ty. 4ed his ;3. 1 Mr. Watt also I Lo
rohibit the carrying ; part of Mr. Britton. When Taylor we t ; had oonclu - ,,pLddrea, 08t va,usble horse on JAMES COOP94, nolon Aoad, ,Tuckersnihh,
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Express Company p I . ! the 19th lust., whic i die I from iriflan�- Kippen, P. 0. 880-t.f. I �
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Of -ood,s of aDy kind into a State or out Mr. Britton went along with-'bim � L � I i
t> . 9 � I mation. It is true that misfortun6s LoCkl', MARKET.—Th following are
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County where there in force and was standing so close to Taylor that .IiWA BRl�rs.—'Rev, A. D. MeD )t - i L I
restrictina the sale or consumption of he could lay his hand on him, but the &ld � wa, 3- assi q I ting the Rev. Mr. Dieki . 3on, eldom come Singly, I the prices current on t a intirket here:
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__n IeSSL such morning being dark he could not sqe, Of Oalt, at,the com i Red wheato 74c to 75o,; white
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as. are prescribed by the law, Yours .'what T L ay lar wp doing.. He was much SQ'dday.—W6 are , glad to be able t 0 i Bruf sels - i 73c to 74c ; spring wbeiLt, 7�o to 76o ;
, � state 1rhat the approach at Giies'e"S THF, WRONG MIN,—Last week . oats, 28c to 29c; barley, 46c to 58c;
truly, C. H. CULL,, Agent. - astonished by the report of it pistol � Lt .
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his side, Taylor failing to the ground 1 Lt b I i, and the bridge Laird was arrested 'or the robbery of peaF
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=Ioxs.—The follow, I thesLaMetiMe.: Hehadnofearofhim pen ifor .ti afflo. n W48
- PRizE LIST CoRRF � , .I ! ' apples, $1 per barrel.
ina errors and omissions occurred in the I as he had searched him before oomil 9 erOr last week in stating that a a an dismit3sed, it being vident to all th4t � .
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Seaforth Show prize list published last i to my place, and found no weapon )f named Bowie had , " be was innocent eVE � . .6
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week : F. SparlingL, Ist for 'Verbenas , nykindonbim. Taylor bad the pist)l )fb'ingimpioa0ed inthe burr- the build of one of tbel� hurglars. i I
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inate of J. Car 17 ing n chee 111 , . Bmp,ir.s.—Jos. P. Bino, of Seafort4 I Kippeli and Hills Green, his induction
nochan ; Robe - secreted in the baok part of ' his. pant 3. 7pf the Kiabur ese factory. r
ad rt Me I d will take place at, Kippeu cin Tuesday,
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Lean, 2nd for L Baldwin apples insteadi The man named Bowie was mere. y Bo w�ie iwas only surn od as a wit - will wield the auctjone:e-'s hammer qt I .1 �
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of Mrs. B-ILack; Wm. Ireland, 2nd for 1 Surnmoned as 'a witness. There w s ness, and we, regre i h ving fallet into the extensive 13ale- of the estate aud November 11tb, at 2 p. m. 'Rev. R. Y.
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fall apple& and Ist for WagnLer apples 1 "Othing to show that Taylor had aloy th, ,errorsta d.—Theketho effects of the late W. G. Hingston oh Thoinson, M. A,
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instead of _ Wrn. Fowler; James Scott, I accomplice. By inserting the above wa d a Sur , day� night IaFA, an] the -4th November.—T I he new woolle� of Goderich, will address the Minister
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2ad for goose and 2ud for Pekin ducks 1 you will much oblige, yours truly, Jom� the:iminense congregation listened wit i Mill is fast
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e, ! MOMILLAX. J� 'I of pld�sure, and we tr,3,, t an ornament to the vill ),go. We trait and people respectively. �
instead of- R. Scott; Chaxles Routtled-, i I a great de� I
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Ist for Suffolk Spring boax iastead Of J. � I 41. - profit, to the very able and eloquer t i -el - it will be a success wfie finished.—A. HEAvY SHi,P.)rr,,NTS.—A1r.Fl enry Shafer,
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0. CL. I Single � A.N UNFORTUNATE:.—The Olinton lie ?v Mon dE liv6re I b b, 31 �, A. Pannabaker has left'hepartnershi 9 p
Cooper; Willson 1st for I . ; 1. '
I - Goolfrich, n-thE subje - -with J. J. Dinnan aric Rone cars of barley to New Ylqrk o a Monday
, Era of last week sayg: La'te 6,n' Sa - t
mower a -ad extra on grain seed drill in- tur of � ,ct of tempei d suveral cars of wh
: day night Constable Paisley found a w . Re' Mr. Edmonds, f cumbent glit the bankrupt an . on the same
stead of R. Armstrong; Mrs. Dr. , � ftrlw.� V. - in I I of,
man aimlessly -wandering around tow . of I 8t. � "hom s chur eturned ho stock of Thomson & BI sit day. Mr. H. Happel, . Zurich, Ship-
mith, Ist for crazy work instead of, . § .ch, r a,k last week
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S - . from h,S old country tour last we hl 70' cauts on the dollar, and J. Stanl6y I
Mrs. Joslyn; R. McLean, Igt for 1.0 I He took her in' charge for her own aaf � . pod 360 Iambs from this station to
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ty, and found that she had only late. y Thii rei -erend gentl man's many fr, is now busy running Off the stock. If Buffaloi.on the Same day, and Messrs.
yards. domestic cloth ; Broad -foot & Box, , � u i I Cuolmoie & Dick sbipped seven cars
2ad for parlor farm-tureL; J. and R. For- i come out of Goderich jail, where She werle ul eased to see him looking so, w 11, Mr. Good keeps on 48,will soon occupy . .
. ' had been confined on account of coca 3- andt; eiiin that his health has beet the one side of tbe:street. He now of- fat cattle to the old country, also on
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has, 2nd for team of roadsters; A. El- I � . I . . I
&I fits of lunacy. ,She gave, her narr e In. 9�h en!efitted.*--Mx. M.R. Coinuber 1 o'c'euples three di�orp.--Struthe thesame day. The vyholesbipment,
coat, Ist for thoroughbred yparlin g heifer ' 'on I , 11 I rs & I I
1 as Reardon, of Seafortl:� and stated that is a-ttev the an u I meeting of t tak�rig tl� wenty-six cars qn I t double
and lat for heifer cadf; Charles Lowrie, I I di " - h3 i Powell move into their .new shop th S ( Wo
es; 1. J. Tuck,. 2d - for : she was trying to make her way hom 3,. 0 Oaric Calrl�u�goks ociatiou, being beld week. They will then have more room deckers,,was the largest �,hat has left this
2nd for crab appl I but was put off the train here, as 81 e _ 'r. . I ; � � ade thiutc,s
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agea Suffolk $ow. In the Brussels , I I i . I i -
the I had no mono .j Accoijamodation could tivei,irom the Seaf rth club.—A lai 3 ' - look ra�her lively for a w�hile�
prize list,recently published all y . 9 I — . - .
� � not be obtained, for her at the hptels, as num berl from town went to - Bracefield LOCA4 WAIFS. �As nnounced last
�- prizes credited to Thomas McLa,ughlin I - � I . I
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L it was SO late, and Mr. Paisley !had ro , or Tue day t!o &tte d the funeral of I h 3 t, I week, BIr. Aiken O'ecapied 'the pulpit
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should ha,ve been credited' to Duncan ; alternative but to place her in thd eel �s � lata'MiSB Higgins. M: and Mrs. 'Mc. I DOTS.—Mrs. Alex.Ros , of this pla , in the Presbyterian church last Sunday,
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I - � L dan, of , irineolosa, anitoba, are at, . attended the convention :)f the Womect and preached a verv* abl 3 and impressive
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I make her comfortable, but it was with Ont in t wa. "he camp to see ',Christian Union' at Tormto last week Sermon !to a large audi I
F-kTA.LAcCIDFN-T.—Ir1 the Winnipeg � the greatest reluctance that she occl , pr I an I i as a delegate.—Mrs. Thomas Hyslop, d and earpostriess secure "for him the
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Free Press of Saturday last we notice I � 'I uudivid6d attention of every one present.
I pied these qnarters, and during the nig! t n t L�eX et dtoreccver, Mr.McLollan I' I Kansas. eldest daughter OfL Sainal
the follawina -. 11 David McCloy, a sub- , Bho J L
� 'k, oicil , wak� for merl-vi a resi( en t of T uckers mi �b, , Black, Esq. of this place, is here on I
i would yell at the top of her v . I He will preach again next Sauday.—
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den, met with a sad fate yesterday. ,: I � . .
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that she was afraid of ghosts. On Sul - yell ra a . He was on of the fortuUlLt,3 �,has"beeu re-engaged for next year �t has a gd6ng of carpente,s eMployed at
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ildin . . day Mr. Paisley procured a conveyance m 11 w O Made money, there, � and was asalary of $480.—Mr.Joi . 3eph Leech'� tutnilag"jart of their station into a
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root of the bu -g when the Fc&ffold-iag and had her taken horne. She appeal-- . I enough' to keep lit.—M Ss Lot— new saw mill will be runi ing next wee '. dwelli to their agent, Mr. Hammond.
gave, way, precipitating him to the I WIST b � � —Mrs . c. r . dingla few days
t, � ed to be a harraless woma,n, and if suit-. wc�irt , wboB6 accileu� we mentioue —It will soon be L year sinco , , Nevin its s I
ground, aL distance of forty-five feet, and t - I .
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him L j Ject to fits of in�sanity, should certainly la4tl we6k,*had. Mr. . IMes8etTsum"111011- I the now bridge was built here, yd with hei friends air I Mitolbell.—Mr.
killing I Instantly. His, body was � Z I ; I
� be put in Some, ' 0 ed before th ,Mayo mi Ifforldity to an- no notice has been poi ted up. Our
IL other place than th el . Archibald Bishop, . . .I was in t 8
brought to the city yesterday, and will I � I L �
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be buried withMasonic, honors . The i —The New Era is 4nitd correct, tha ha Itof the road on he night of the ac. :year and then a now bridge will be re-. has leftfor the old cot, try to dispose
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deceased leaves a� wife and child, who ! � county gaol is no placd for such unfortu.- Ci('1012 The evidence we . ut to how t1a ;,quired.-7Messrs. Thomas Carrie, WM. of the cattle shipped th Ore oti Moriday.
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live at 196: Ross: street. He came to � I � '.il more in fau It t I han M . Moss t Woodrow, Thomas Jewitt and Jame3 Messrs., J. McLaughli�,. Win_ Cad.
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this country from Sea,forth in the spring ; nates, nor for lanatics of any kind, bu t she Wa I 1. �
what are peo, le to do with them? abol: that while her ve iole itson o: iL%ke, left last week on a visit to Al .moro, jr., Hunter alild Albert 'will
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Of 1891, and was a steady -and indus- I nn ' . ?
I I here is no place for them in the cour - near the mid le of the road hi was w I goma. � accompany him. :
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trious man, ha,ving Many friends here 1 1 i I
' , ty but the gaol.. In:this instance the off to One j side. The compl int vmi aii A LITTLE M=- D.—A shork time ago 6 -- ,
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person referred ,to has no relatives .wh) con� ontly � dism ssel. Mi s Long A manwho lives not a hundred miles eaA I I �
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1 can provide for her,and would be utterl Y worth had'beon indiscretely vised b, �of Bluevale,paid a visit to Wingharn. H� Z
—Many of our readers will peruse � . . I ; TEMPIERANCE,-A lar a
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I destitute but for th6- charity she receives lit r 4riendal else BhE w:)uld never hav( was shown into a fine pa lor,, and beind
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the abave announcement with feelings ,from the municipalety, arid in additio i Is, &tlie. co, I 41aint.--T ie two year oh ,left alone for a few minu :es was taking temper4nee meetiog in ihe ffiterestli of
Of the deepest sorrow. Mr.- McCloy i to this, when the insane fits overtake stee'r, which took the arst pr ze at.th( view of his surroundings when he es' the l3cott Act, was hpld in Duke's
had been a resident of this town for ! her, it is not safe!to have her unattend - Sosif�orth show, the'pro erty o Mr. Jas 1plied an individual who bore a strikiri � School house, on the eve:ning of the 16th
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enter with Mr. J. H. Broadfo6t, and I I � seating Capacity, and w,h].bn seven o'clock
p j repeated attempts have,been made to I 1,38k) pounds. This is pretty o0d fol .f � rose to Shake hands, He noticed tba "' t I
for a considerable time previous tOL his , - . hadcomte alliaost everylavail.able space
. secure her a place in some of the as - three year old.—ReV. ,1� the other figure did the same. Imagin
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departurefrom here he was precentor . lums, but without success, and at last, will preach on the sub- ect of tempor his surprise when be B Iretched fort was occ pied. After a few opening re-
in the Egmoadville Presbyterian � , " marks by the chairman- Mr. Bavle,'
i as a Matter of safety, she had to be ancl' in ' the, PresbytErian 0 arch D,r his hand and failed ,to g -asp anything.
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and exemplary young, mmi, and wa's � hope that the county authorities Coal —We had a pleasau t Call the Other d the room and cleared u ) the myster �
held in the highest esteem by all who , succeed in doing what the town authoi - from Mr. Wm. Smith, of Dakota, for .- by informing him that he(had.been th y of Gray on this most m)mentons ques-
t) tion, na,mely, the ScOtt Act. The
know him,. and his many old friends ities had been unable to do, but it seems merly of HU11'ett. I fr. Smith has now dupe of a large mirror. When' thus elni�
here, while deploring his -sad and un- I I . spes,keriope ed his subject by stating a
timely death, will unite with us . - that they have been equally UDBUCCO13E - been farming in D a i-ota for over thi e( lightened he ej.iculated 11 Upon D20 few isimple truths—tratl 'to which no orie
111" ex- ful, and have cast her adrift once more. yealfli, a.nd1a is still Well sati9fied witt soul I thougpt it was another man you
tending to the young and bereaved - � could di;sbel eve—and Ma - thege foun-
theJ. change 'he made 49 �came to: bad in the room." He I ad better be� dations -. he I proceed to bphold the
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Auti- Scott Act meeting in C%rdno's hal I mother, who is very ill.—Mr. Jo r shadow before ge goes aw from homo and for the ace of one hour and a half
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er to protest against the scant being completely. packed. Long befor 3 i I I CLinton. sil- nee, barrying conviction to all. At
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courtesy with which strangers - are the doors were opened the crowd be I
. gal Salvation Army I &v'a pure ,ased t I't May, NEw CHuRcH.�—Tl e new PreBb t '
trea,ted in the Presbyterian church of i to gather and the stairway and sid6 � i . was exteud�,ed to any 1 one [who might
wal lot j�lon MOn4jtreet north, forrhorly (c. terian church in course ol erection hero' �
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tralit to the cordial welcome they re- blocked. For some unexplained reaso i arra�ngeme#ts for the emotion f a bar. structure is of brick,'i, and large enouRli the hardiho jid to do so. Thendu order to
ceive, at the Methodist churcb. across the doors -were not Opened until hall - racks in which to h8ld theirm tiug8. to accommodate bet,wee 600 and 700
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friends and myself, all comparative meeting to commience. As soon as th3 me *in all on! Wed" I
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-reaby- doors were oponed the dense mass mov. �l day ieve nin next, he severa'I promi. The structure will cost in the n eighbor� being one di,asenting voi e. .
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attended Service in the Presbyterian iL:-side of five ',minutes. Dr. Colemai , ent., Teach:us to Shun the way� of Vice,
church, and were; -a shered into a - - seat �All he pre ent� teachers in the about Christmas.. . I And loathe the place wh re scufff 9 ers sit
occupied the cb&ir to the entire satis. Pub�lic cb6ol here av been re-elogag- 'A HoRTIOULTURAL 1341F, Y.—AN, scheme - Where app3tite with ra!td device;
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immediately behind two of the' beat faction of all. Dr.- Martym was the firs ed4r n xt"year.— he Scott Act coin- is on foot to form * Hor �icultural So�;- Dethrones the conscie ), poiacina wit,
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were a,bundant all around! us, there be- used on the same platform,on a former I 'i. yt � I J31yth. I I -
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next seat, and numerous others that, statistics which he said were from the Mr.Bal lantyne, LibenE e - Inspectot, to arid thorough business Mon xf which was hold on the Ifibb. and 16th
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spared close at band, Government Blue Books. Rev. Mi. promotion, � ong I I I 8 i� Success in every � par
could have been say �hat all the hotels and liquor storof in its tljem be�11]1 ' insts., Wa . . ticular
we Sat the service through i without any Broloy followed, and delivered I Messrs. Ja a Fair, W. Colits, 9
- a ver Must bE C1680 on Thursday next, when . Georgo The exlubitlin all the a�aitments, was
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.one of two hymn books -which hapip'en - I nt very large. It is eStiME ted �hat there
I pecially when the figures were manipu- nex �, a d 'Will - be at.theVindsor hbt 1, THE GRzAT QUBETION,—Excitei:410
- ed to be in the se&t, when it was do. lated by certain parties to sait a certain —Mr. obortt;Wilsw was-ki4ed by one here over the Scott Act throws ev�rp, ,were not less than fivel tbollsand per-
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occupying the Same seat. for themselves and look at the xiumber mal struckibirn in the side, and lie is hot, but rather one! sided., ,The tem- afternoon. Blyth has this year again
- No,,W, Sir, the Presbyterian church of crirLes right in their own commnn- Still suffering from the blow.—Mr. ' EO, perance people clairn. that victory; is fully sustained its high, repotation for
-lerstand that such conduct, ity which they can trace directly .to) Fowler, formerly 0 1 Tuckersmith, b -it Sure. A tremendous me(ting was hle i :
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that such treatment of strangerslis � intoxicating liquors which are never at. 'Dow of Sheldon, IDahota, this fall last Thursday 'night, at which the ut. past suc�ess, the management have de-
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� chuarch young, earnest workers of both 1 ness was concerned amounted to noth.- whioh a was paid cents per bush6l, the chair. Eloquent addresses were LocA,L:BRm ivs.—Rev. Mr. McLean and
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people have the couraga -to brave a ; how many get iruuk and create distux- Mr.. W I . Murray, to say. about it? ton. InvitatiODS weie extended to the I father, the late Rev. Wialtee.: Inglis, of
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nearly the freezing point. 1an I we May st�te that ) le . usly car-ried. - Mr. Sabine, of Walton!, ocoup
Presbyterian, and have the good of the � ihe hic-j,hest authorities [and greates highest pribw,paid n Montreal ra rhet i POLITICAL.—Tbe "Efou. A. M. Ross, : pulpit of tba Methodist hurch, here, on
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the above lines--Cour,Ti�:,,Y. arguments. The evils arising from in' day WbE t u Sea,for,,h was 73 Cents'; it 0 is conrilituents here last 4 iDg. The rever�ened g an
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opinlan that our corre,,pondout is'overly 1)ody to require statisticsto prove thera. fro Seifortht,oMcntreal,thuarnalikiiig. 5endance, but not hearl so large a � B. Malldry has ,removed to his new
Benqitive. If, as be Say a, thero were a , Ou another occasion he I . J
would be fully the �'eaJorb,h prices 4 cents per buslial ,,rowd as at the Scott Act meeting the , promises north of the Co�nmercial hotel.
nutnl)-r of unuried books in tho paw be- prepared to go into statistic . P
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t7aeY wGuld naturally suppose he would � was frequeutly enthusiastically up- Storm . oil T esday ji � gbt, jind ou T1 urs- st at the present time. Mr. Ross has Grwham, Milliner and dressmaker.—
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oriucipal p nrebasets were Messrs.
libbert-; Braithwaite, Hallett
Pell,
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fallen since the days wlien Erin' s sons
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Davidson,
were described by a' gif ted ipoet Lag
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11 woman or golden storto," Tolow in
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�inlayson, in Tackersmitb,
Mr. Win.
was largel y
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,ttended and proved very Satisfactory.
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lis black, breeding mare
hased by Mr. 'Win. T)IeCloy
was par-
for �216;
any
kiDdg an(f which I a,ik yrou to g;ive your
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or $193. A two year old g
ll's� Green,
ldiDg' was
Mechanical part of the 'wdrk, that they
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Stanley,
may judge how f ar it should reecimmend
its author, or how far th,o prod�,,ctiou is
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based by Mr. Alex. Park; of
was pur-
Hibbert,
entitled to be classed a.moiagst -1 best
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$59,
than this we had not,hibg on whic,h to
base an estimate of tho!mian's fitness to
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roportionately bigh. Mr. Fitilayson's
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readers learn. that Mr. Writt was a
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-keep
any more
cil, that heoff ered no recoaamend[ations,
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colt than
thathe offered no security fo I
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scrub that would be dear
at fif ty
per performance of the I they will
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Simp-
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works,
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farm on
ity, was accepted. And when I add
that
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a, to Mr.
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there were two other tenders lo�er
than
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Vatson, a neighbor, for at
r m Of six
Mr. Writt's, your readers will4onder
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$300. The
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now, when the true choracter of Mr.
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itends retiring from f arrain
j,, and will
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letter,
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titock on
the members of, the Cotincil Peel
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Vednesday, November 5th .
to Brucefield to livio,
intends
has
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posed to congratulate themselves
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from Qilel
3mb.ving
urchased the residence at present
and
oc-
having escaped being pirty to! a con-
tract with so undesirable a contiaztor—
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regor, for
a man who 'could, indeect,'underl'
proper
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rhich. he pays 01,300. It
is a nice,
direction, dig a small diteb, but
who
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Dm!ortable residence, and we,
wish for
- should aspire to nothing' high r. Mr.
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fr. and Mrs. Simpson, many
years of
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ealth and happiness in ' their
ble new home. Mr. McGre
comfort-
or intends
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tries
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his life in Kiucardiu'o
3moving to his farm adjoining
Bruce-
and to make the public believe
that his name and natiopality stood be.
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p Ian.
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I engine room of -NU t
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will
His efforts will go but a, shdrt
way in
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3epost re-
the face of facts so easily proven.
We
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ret of the death of Miss Alli,
Higgins,
decline his 'advice about � the I I �o
Irish
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oungest daughter of Joseph
Higgins,
need apply " business.i, In hen
we
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Stanley.
could substitute' *,.no one but !a
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[ism Higgins has been in ill -health
for
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knowing his business need !
apply."
ari,,Sen -of celebrating th,4 *
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early a year, and her death
was not
This would effectually dispose I
of the -
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ulooked for. She contracted
Adi which settled on her I
a severe
ngs, and,
veracious - would -be CO
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r, Mr.
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3rminated in consumption,
hich fin.
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Reeve.
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ihed its work on Sunday In
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he was but twenty years of! age, and-
The following is Mr. , ritt's t
rider:
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. 1814
I pofie of the r autual pro, I e
)bust and healthy perlpon. [For some
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Drisiderable time before her Olness she
to the coancil of tuckersmith I the un�er
sined
11 I thloend. by strongly 0.00.1i
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as teachg'r in t'
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will cdt dig and emplet the ditch enrolhM
and spesfiestion for the sum
to Plans
oent one
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Irussels public school, wheite she dig-
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-l�he hole
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layed great ability and aptitude in the
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rofession of her choice, I y her kind
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-able dispo
nd lov tion had made her-
a!
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elf a favor*te with,tbe truste3s, her fel-
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met
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harge, and was well liked an� I univera-
pursuant to adjournment onlFriday,
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Ily respected by all -Who. new her.
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ave the sincerest sympathy of a very
ditch opposite lot 19 L 0011ces Sion 3, -
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irge circle of friends. i I
b,�, sufficiently deepened to allow
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the' Burfaz o ran ()'ff, the
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of the pathmaster, the cost of
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The event was �celebrata.
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DEAR EDITOR : -In the Mi
Ichell Ad-
Mr. Heyrock, seconded by Mr. McE wen,
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ocate of October 10th, a caimmunica-
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that the clerk be instructed to notify
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ion appears over the Signs, u
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Mr. J. Spackman to forward to lifin on
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Vritt, which reads as fo Ilow
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or beforo the 15th Noivember next &
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ders were asked for in your
paper for I
detailed statement! of all . statute labor
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f that the aspect of afl�wits
Making 1,106 rods of drain
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t broligh
-and
performedby him allLd Money paid for
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the township of Tackermith,
statute labor on behalf of tile Canadiii,
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were opened privately by t
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Company for the year 1884. Moved
by
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; d4achment of
on the 2ud inst. As they Were
servants sworn to do their
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pr
4uty with-
Mr. McE wen, Seconded by Mr. 116yroclit
that Mr. H. Lipphardt be req
I red � to
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deposit with the Reeve on or .
ore the
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believed that a,ll who to nd
red would
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25th inst., a legally executed bond
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receive fair play. In all s
were opened, and althou
x tenders
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mine was
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approved suretiEs for the amDunt.of
$12,000, as a guaranteo that
be will
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$29 lower than the low
st, it was
collect the variouf, rat6s
for t�oyeax
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tUe steamer from laudl;11
Scarcely considered, although
I had
1884, and deposit all mo:rteys vitli
the
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offered the best recommendations
and
treasurer accord ing to 41 w. Moved
by -
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security. It was quite e
the broad Scotch accent of
dent from
themiem-
Mr. Rannie, Seconded by Mr. k
that the followhig accounts be p
urems,
3,id: 0.
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bers of the board, that my
namo, had
Oswald, repairii-, two culverts,
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$4; J. -
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a good deal to' CIO with my
offer being
kFanson, repairing culvert �2.50-
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rejected, and in futur
when th'e'
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Council of Tucl,-ersmith I
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' ATT. Beehler, Mi akiug ditell, $12;
i Heyrock,
Q.. 0117,
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public job, would advis
embody in their advertise
I them to
ent that
repairiDg culvert, 50:,�.; 0.
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buildip 9 culvert,, $4; 11, Heyrock,
ce dar
i. I Mont will have to comP I
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1. li %Edn wit-liou&t lana; � ;
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From the general toue, of
is letter,
bridge, $18; C. Aldwin-th'-work �a
'Bell,
131 6
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s well as the fact tbat- it
4outains, a
road, $25 ; Paul D. c2d4r
and -
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few,resoint e men coul(I I
bull," for was not his tender
,. lower
plank, $56 37; Berlin Vire injurance
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Writt is
Company, ,�2,90. The Council I
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u Irishman, but D.n Irishman
that
ed to raeet on Tuesday, Novemb
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