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i Z others being under 15. In this county there in �n instant, smashing the hind'wheels of she fears may arise from a statement In our all the levelling that is neceseary for $10. Hay, paid our Sabb&th Schools in Lhe vil
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� � I were males and 42 females married undbr hi " �agon to.pieoes. Mr. Halliday, how- Winthrop correspondence. She says she The work In to be completed by the Wth of lage a visit last Sabbath, A4 delega!tes, tak-
; 1, . . 20,yeare of age ; 89 males mod 185 females ev%rw, escaped unhurt, sud while his wagon 19 has no,interest In Mr. Hannah's oropo, and October. -A good many are taking in Lon- ing note of the way the f: -ools are I taught,
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� -to .put their don show this week. -Mr. David' Fleming, and also giving Eome gi I instrudtions to
� � . . between,'20 and 25 ; 159 males and 94 fe- belu repaire&,he Is e6joying welfearned hot- thafher husband has no need ' J , OPEN -111010
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: ales between 25 ).and 30 V62 males and 19 fo id at thd World$ Fair. -Miss Cox, 0 opertytin her'name.-Mr. find Mrs. John of Sunshine, attended the ladu6trial at To- the children and teac f s in t 1
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� . i males between 30 and 35 ; 27 males and " Wro ito, who' da 0 ronto lasb week, -Mr. Ammeo, thresher and Sabbath School work. -3. Aellis Ind Mr.
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: � GODERICH STREET, SEAFORTH, females-botween 35 and 40,'t,nd 3 inales and w It, h her cousins, the Mi;aes lftll,, left on ville, are in Chicago this week attending hie men are busy at work on the 5th Jine. A. M�nteith,',vr., were aii� Yng the I number .
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� 1 4 females between 40 and 45. Denomiva- Situ,day last. I the World's Fair.. Mr. W.C. Uandaborou It They aro huetters and can7triake it iutorobt- who went to Mitchell to hear the big 'Llb- FRIDAY and
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I . � - - g �2 Ing for the mow meu, T' It well repaid- f�r their
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; � On entering upon another season's tionally, there were in this county 46 male �, I Mr. John Rutledge, Mr, Mavedie, jr., an hey run a, Wat- eiat guns. They fe I .
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I - 0 . . . I re erous engine and a Peerless separator, of trouble. -One of the oldest, French mibtion- '
"I . I and 52 female Episcopalians married ; 126 1A OT1.rLR PioNLmuR DEPARTS,—We have Mri Halliday, of the same township, a . . )
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; - i�i male and 126 female treabSterians; 137 t4 c ironiole another blank in the noble also at the White City. -The correspondent Hamil(ou and do splendid work. -Some aries in the Lower Province,. connected with � �_
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. 11 A , thanks the large pattonage received the Tuokernmith notes i at farmers ' SEPTEMBER.22nd and '23rd. -
� 1. �. I � C I mate. and 134 female etho and 13 aim of Huron -e pioneers. Mrs. Robert who sent us a tire taking up potatoes, The crop the Methodist church, will conduct eervice
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� � i d.uring the past forty�`two years, and male and 15 fetriale P . . oLRau, Of the Mill Road, Tuokeremith,,
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��� I - . I - gassed peacefully away on Thursday of last. smart nor the act of a gentleman to take small, the usual hour, 9M_ also give a lecture on . I -
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� 7 1 will buy any qu nt as- - night in the same place. -Crowds, as usual, A great feature . in the Dry
, - - I i 4. froin now forward. ' . Toronto to play in the finals for the chain, Sarah Shaw. She was o, native of Dumfri slurs upon neighbors whom be is Zoo Zw- Grey.' ' have been leaving this neigliborhood for the Goods trade of Seaforth each
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� . � ", � 4 � .1 _. . piouship of the Canadian Lacrosse Assocl- � FAR31 SOLD. —The Campbell farm 'on the .
; t . ihire, Scotland, and came . to , this Country ardly to attack openly. If this sort of thing
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7 . ill It . ation, on Wednesday, and - met _a team that Ivitb h r parents in 1832 ather , took is repeated with us we shall take more forci- l8th Concession of this, township has beeii London fair. - i is the .
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1 � 1� �,, CLOTHING ! CLOTHING! Mr, McLe' n in Minneapolis, is the guest of his sister, Mrs ureba, ed by Mr. Dunc,%n McKeuzia, who Hills Green. � days of showing the new,est
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i ; . ton beatii?g them in four straight games' t, Fi the road. The farm cont%ine , � -
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.. i 'f The first two goals were taken so, quickly ceremony Win. Pioliard.-Mr.,and Mrs. Alex, Broad. 128 acrem,, has fairly good buildings and is
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� � Stock now complete in Oveirco�tt Oaltl by the Rev Dr. Bayne. Full of hope foot are attendilog the World's r too, Quebeo, a superannuated minister in
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y I T , that the boys hardly knew what had hat) � _ an excellent place. it was purcha3ed for
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: � I and Suits. i pened, but they woke up in the third &;d 'for the future, the young couple came to week, with friends front Mitchell. -We are connection with the Montreal Conference of and we are to the front as usug,l ,
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� � I: _. I — made their opponents play lacrosse to beat �Hur'�?u and settled, on their bush farm on glad to leat.n that the yo.1bg rhan, John the�Methodist church, is expected to occupy with a magnificent assortinent
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� I . . quality, style and. workmanship the very bost to them. The fourth game lasted �. forty -seven the ill Road, Tuckersmith, near Somforth. Knight, who was so severely injur�,d by the pulpit, of tile Aletbodist church here
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� q "I 1. - be found air-ongst our Canadian manulacture,n�_ � Of Mill' Y, Mantles Dress
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I I I GOOD Pias. -Mr. F. H. Selloaleg, f this
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;;; Z . We claim second place to no other house, wliather -An -intereatiug game of cricket. was �'tion and hardships incidentol to pioneer like follow from his -close call. -Mr. inst., giving an account of his conversion changes ia the seasons
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7 ,,,, "I I in this county or any other in Canada, for good solid played on the Recreation Grounds on Fri- life, and enjoying the pleasures and coin- Alex. Stewart returned last week from his it * ePuta' from Catholicism, and his work in the Pro- -
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. � .f values. Ins oil as a breeder of swine, has juot r new
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� � is season will be found larger than day afternoon last, between sides captained forts which affluence, won by industry, %I- trip to the old country. He had a most an. ti vince of Qu bec, where he has labored for and comfortable article
� I- 0 Our range . I from tho E,xst. When away he purchuiod e _s
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11 . - usual. . � . by Mr. F. Holmeated and Mr. G. ColdwIP11. ways ensures.. There are thrape sonsand joyable visit, but prefers Canada as a . 1 47 years, for eight of which he was mission- I for cold -
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, � Memars, Snell, of Edmonton, a ,,ry ary to the Oka Indiana. -Mr. and Mrs. weather wear7 makes the con- .
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., � WM. PICKARD, The game was well contested, and ended in four daughters still living. Her youngest, to live in. - .
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. 14 " on, John, is tile only one in Ontario, and 1 stock, but formerly of this town, was in James Jarrott returnecT on Monday from a tinuation of our (4 al.w
� _... I - a draw in,"One inningfiP each *lde .8coring � a , ayg look,
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ii . . - Seafo�th. , Mrs.' Seaforth this week. We- re plessed'to Snell bus taken 'this animal to ChKtgojor' '-week's visit to Toronto. -A large number W
: �1! ; . I sixty-three;,tuns. This affernoon, another,� he Dow Occupies the old honiestead. ed for " Opening D
� I 4; . � a exhibition with his herd at -the Woild's . ays a pleas-
, 1 �� � match will �a played. All interested- in the� McLean had been ill since last May. She learn that Mr. Whitney and his brothers hoi I kles on from this vicinity attended the Western are . to us
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1. I It . 11 - game should make -it a point to be present. i' then had a paialytio stroke, and from the are 'prospering in Woodstock.' -Mrs, Pier- Fair, London, this week. -Mrs, Jarrott, o
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., r- �. I I : effects of which she never recovered. She son) of Wiart6u, daughter of Rev. Toro to, and Mrs, Watson, of -pear Toronto,
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I 'All - 19hr NX grou (5Xpooftiot - him at the fall fair8 in this neighborhood, -
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, fg. 1. . .�_` was a most worthy woman who was most grave, with heir family, is atpresent visiting . -
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. . . . . � i lushed at Whitewood, Assiniboia, and ot esteemed by those who knew her beet,and at the McKillop mause. Cromarty. ity.
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- � ". � date September 14th, makes the followi.n,J holidays of Huron county, was in Toronto last week,
I ;1 r, M_ � - DISTRICT MATTERS, V 'I', she isd 'an open heart and ready hand for more, who has been spending his NOTES..—Rev. Mr. Munro of k1anro, we have been for months select-
� -. X� I 1 reference to the death of a gentleman every deserving person and 'worthy cause. in town, left on Tuesday last. Mr. Dung- # where, we understand, he purchased several .
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. � , �, r - he cam4 Her husband died about four years ago, and more left for the Cherokee strip, but will Fullarton, occupied the pu,lpit in the �hureh . . . ing and patting in
I known in this vicinity, although , prize winners at the Industrial Fair, to add store, for
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� 1, I TF,mrF,P.A.N-c,E WoRic.-Rev. D. V. Luc&@, from Galt, Oat rio. Mrs. Cowan formerly' her: -emains were interred in the same plot, probably bring up somewhere in California, here 1"t S . you. Remember, the opening
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� 11 I -f of the Methodist church, and lately from ,resided'in Hulille"tt and afterwards in GFe� in t a* Egm6ndville cemetery on Saturday. where hehopeato locate permanently. I Ill I" An apple buyer was through this 'neighbor days are get apart not so much
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�� � ��_� L'I ' Australia., where he has -been engaged in near Brussels. She is a sister' of Mrs. V�' Des ito the extremely wet and- unpleasant Mrs. Little has sold her residence, which is ston'SL hall on Tuesday evening of 1, week, hood this week, but he didn't require a �
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� r ToMperance work, Will L preach in the Metho. Knechtel of this town. , The Herald INs ',I- was, her the funeral was largely attended, situated near Mr. Alex. Stewart's, to Mr. Mr. W. W. Thompson gave a very In -rest' heavy, purse to buy -all that were for male,
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� � , L i . � : ir dist church on Sunday next, ruing and nt of big trip to Manitoba, Mr. � look aTound and get an idea of
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I .... T �� ' w "It was with deep regret that we annou co . James Lee, for $800. Mr. Lee has Act a Ing accoll 0
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. � �,,� ... L . evening, and address t Sabbath School the death of Mr. James N, Cowan. Aftey' T iE TORONTO SHow.-There was a gener- cheap place. Mrs. Little intends going to Thompson is a deep thinker and an ex ellent,
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t ,�. � in pression abroad that the great show at Sarnia to live. -Miss Dorrance has removed platform speaker and it is the wish of his
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7 ��i atheringe in the afternoon. He will also abdut-a week's illness he passed a . will help you when are pre-
, 111.1 ... %il . WAY ye4- - NOTES. -On Sunda mornirig last Mr.
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1. ! - . feature on temperance in Cardno's hall on with *the It many friends around 'Cromarty th t he YOU
� % ;; _1�1 terda afternoon, leaving a loving wife an� I ago would interfere'materially er fancy goods store from the Bank of George Steacy, of this place, was seized
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I I'., -i. I . . leaser pretensions at Commerce building further north, to the should become an M. P, for -the He so of pared to buy. You are, there-
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; Cowan had been troubled rith I flem tir. 1] Toro to. This does not appear to have - b Iding recently ocuupied by Mr. M. Rob- disabled the left arm and leg. At present
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. I �w :, . he is one of the ablest lecturers in the of the bowels, and though two doctors wete been the case. 13 yours on -, the
. I I � I he lies in a very critical conditio .-Last - opening days.
� �_,� �` Dominion. . in attendance, they were unable to 9aya of select horses and cattle were at,- Chicago 'Florence G., Messrs. Coleman brothera'pse. ty prevented on Thursday last and ha tened .
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I 1 �. I � Sunday morning Rev, E. J. Snell, of Exe- to -da and to-mbrrow, SePte '
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� I I f him. Mr. Cowan settled at Lansdowne neir that would otherwise have been at Toronto. Ing mari, won the open race, her fastest to Mitchell to hear the far famed an elo- ' y M_
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L ! ,.� --- ; I CHRISTUN ENDEAVOR CONV"ENTION.—Th, ' t Liberal leader, Wilfred L%urier.- ber 22n2d and 23rd.
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7 � , � . Sunnymeade in 1882, and was cousequent�y This, hbwever, seems to be the only way in - heat being 2:18. There were 7 haste, but 9�ea Bethany Methodist church.; Subject,
: � �.4 1 1 .11 second.annual Convention- of this Huron Turs. A. McDougald is slowly .recovering is .
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. ;;; _t one of the first pioneers. He was anhonest which thoone affected the other. The only 'Florence is a laster. She was driven by � Christian Progress," front Second Peter, '
. I � � 11 ! -, County Union of Christian Endeavor will be and upright m6n, who by his own hard work falli ig off visible at the Toronto show this Mr. R. Roche. -Mr. Charles Dodds, of Me-
, ! � - after a very severe illness. let chapter, 5th to 11th verses inclusive.- -
� I ,e -1 held iu Carmel Church,,, Heneall, on Friday, ' � � Edward McFaul
t ... 7 ; and. ritraightforward dealing had made , big yeat was in heavy draught horses, but this Killop, has gone to Dakota to visit his four I - 0
e.. I I .#.. . . . . Mr. and Mrs. ,�Robert Cann, who have been I
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j , �- ''� I , _� local co mfit�e have way it! this country, and was considered; a was more than made up by the larger num-, sons, who are located in 'the Devil's Lake Leadbury.
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; 11 I 1H .. �.* matters well in hand, and extend a cordial successful farmer, a good friend and a 14v- bar 4n,d more :uperior quality of the light distriot,-Mr. R, Cash is having the front LOCAL NOTiLETS.—The late heavy rains ad, having spent a very enjoyable time SEAFORTH.
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. welcome to all 9 So Th attendance, judged by the of tile store and residence embellished by a - -
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I , f V people's work. The rogramme embraces greatl fpIt in the comm gatel receipts, was the largest, in the history fresh cost of paint from Mr. Henderson's for ploughing. -Quite a number from this Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cann also spent a ' t
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ll �4 .1 7 . sided so many'years,"� of 1 he show, The gate receipts in 1800 artistic brush. -Rev. Dr. McDonald was In section attended the reform damonstration week seeing the great fair at Toronto and Forest, are visiting friends here, -Mrs. Dr.
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7 1 1, , amointed to $69,311 i, in, 1891, $67,558; in Toronto thisweek attending a meeting of in Mitchell last week. -A large numbs visiting friends in -and around Hampton.- McLeod, of Detroit, is visiting her patents,
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fj; 'I, '. -programme should Lw - STORE �To RE_NT in th B
e "I I., e. which appear on the JJnk 189', to $71,720, and this year to $72,661. the Foreign Mission Committee of which Reformers and Conservatives. from this Mr, Win. and Miss Maggie Miller are visit- Mr. and Mrs. James White, of this village.
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I . �!i fail to Ardiw workers from all parts of t, of Commerce Block. Apoly at itF BANK. I The -a was only's very small part of the he is a member. -Mrs. B. Eden, an old and neighborhood who went to hear Mr. Laurier I
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I 1 N 4 . I SOMETHING FOR Tim LADIES. — priX i list published in the Toronto pbipgrm much respected resident of Harpurhey,pass. at Mitchell, Intend going to hear Sir John J(ofin Beattie, of Varna, who has been an- daughter of Mr. W. B. McLeZ, will regret
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� 11 11 li-j 'A , Brussels, Sillery and Dr. McDonald., -M. 1'. Thompson wishes to inform the ladies f 8 f rth this year, so that we cannot give a record of ad away on Tuesday last after a long illness, .Thompson and his colleagues at Clinton. ad an teacher 1,2 Lumley public school to lbarn"that she In, and has been for the
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I . I A ri 11, of Wingbam, Smythe, of Ulinton, Larkiii, and vicinity that she has opened a first clas:a'rloss all t ao prizes that came to this county,. but full of years and leaving fragrant memoirlOs This will give them an opportunity,to com-
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41 I foarga number of years past, has resigned the past week or so confined to her room thro It
�. of Chatham, and Bishop Baldwin, of Lou- and mantle establishment over Mr. Good's gro, ,r , the � ollowing have been brought to our at- behind. She leaves her Aged partner in pare notes and form, conclusions. -The position. The trustees have not decided on ill -ss, but will be pleased to h Ahttsf.
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I I I Ir I , �t ' guaranteed. . � - 1345 tent On: Inbeavy. horses Mr. Got& Tay- life and three daughters, two of whom . are grasshoppere continue their depredations him successor, although a number of applica- is !*mprovtug somewbat.-Mr. T. Palmer
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' " i�. � Endeavorero from dif the - marriqd and the third is still at home. The. ;nd are now nibbtWg off the 7 fall wheat. - -
L I " 1* . , YL Will giV a lot, of Kippen, did well, receiving a let and . claims that on Friday last he draw in the
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.�, I L- county will take part. � . I in cattle, Mr. Thomas Russell, remains we're interred In H It -
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�� 'r � I !_i I I � . � grand entertainment in Cardno's Hall, Fall Pal ev- a 2 prize ; a!pur ey came We apprehend that v, few cold rains and - largest load of flax ever delivered at Me.
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�� _ �, li - t � ,.' P ening. The -following will take, Oar,t: Miss A nee of &borne, carried off lot for 3 -year-old tery on Wednesday. -Mr. W m. Campbell frosty nights will sicken them. -The bar- I - -
'41 I - 13 CHR -1, JATTON� Bayfleld. Ewen & Geiger's mills. The load was built
11 ,11i " YOUNG MEN'. STIAN Asso(, , Forbes, Soprano, Toronto; Mfis Nello McH rdy, cow Istfor yearling bull, and 3rd for herd, returned home on Tuesday evening from vest home festival in connection with Wed. . 7
� - _. -L . i - I I The opening meeting of the Young Man's Pianist; Mr. Thomas A. Baker, Irish Comedian, To- * . H, r". EDWARDs has just received a new by Mr. James Bevgough and wel.giled
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qi,.�! I � � all Durhame ; in the same class Mr. "D. D. Chicago where he bad spent a month Most ton Methodist circuit was a pleasant and in- I Marty 7 tone,
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. _ 1i Christian Association was hold in tlibir ronto ; Thomas Scott, Baritone, Wingbam. The. To- I I took of Rubber Boots. They are the celebrated W0011- ,
f ' t'i;i % 1, roams in Strong's Block on Wednesday as Baker has no . . :ocket brand a d no better kind are m4de. A large
'.I - 11 Wilson, Sea,forth, carried.off 2ad for 2 -year- enjoyalily.-Mr. J. A. Wils6a leaves to day
i r # ronto Globe says, "Thom equal s an � teresting meeting, The attendance was fair n (Byan occasional Correspondent.)
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I It i �� `� old pull, 3rd for remainl un- and the refreshments were excellent, while stock of Tweeds and Pantings to choose from. The last load of flax was brought Into .
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, � I Messrs, E.- Gaunt & Sonie,of West Wih- and Seaforth Collegiate Institute football was nice and the address o Rev. Mr__ Mug. WEDDING. -0118 Of ose events which 14th inst., And the largest load brought in
� � ;11�1� C L . gramme was rendered,, consisting of instra- Millinery for the Fall Season are now In and r ad3,.,, wan ah, took 2ad and 3rd for shearlin ram chibe play here to -morrow for th i Hough grave was a masterly, effort. Although - always . cause a ripple of eiroltement iw no- by two men and one team was brought in
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:Jl� - Idially invited. EDWARD MCFAUL. 13 6-1 3rd lor shearling owes, 2nd for ewe lambs, Gertrude Smith, of Toronto, is the pass as an Irishman, botli as regards fine a - September 14th, when Dr. C. Sheppard was Berr 'ir team. It tipped the scales at
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. , i and 2nd for pan, consisting of Yram, 4 ewes preeent of Miss Lulu Duncan. -Mis guest a
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� � i ding, and 2 ewe lambs. Other prizes may have son, of Brand0l), and Miss Moore, of Hat- the most prominent and highly esteemed however, was brought in by a bee of nine
. ..; , � � , #� � by Mr. Crawford and Mrs. kirkman, a reci- *d fronting on Victoria Street, at pr o t pied com, 3 to this county, and, if so, we will be riaton, are visiting atMr. J. McNabb'o.- Bluevale. young ladies of the village, Rev.E. Olivant,
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. � �:, A dresses by the President, (Mr. T. 0. Kemp) � ALMA LADIES' COLLEGE, St. Thomas On- I Morris, died on Sunday, aged 34 years. He
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. kl I . . over by Mrs. Lucia Julian Martin, for six ye ra Prin- Many of our citizens were deeply grieved to Exeter, where he will engage in the agency the train for Chicago. - -CIAL.-The amount of taxes levied
� �' , . � W6xlnesday e�enin an address will be,given . V., the grave by a large number of Orangemen., FINAN
i�. �4 .1 - 9 cipal of the Indianapolis Schocil' of El'pr A n. 'A gbrothei�in-law Mr. LaDg.
�', , 4 I I . k1ear on Saturday last of the death of Mr. business with hi i4ints.-Our fishermen- owre thinking of
. v':I , by 1�1r. E'Idrioge T. Kel am, - I thorough course von in Ph�,611cal Tr' In Res- I .the deceased being a member of the Orange in McKillop this year Is 110,74' X 01, an fol-
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" il li.A . I GoiN�7G A11HAD.-Mr. M. Jordan, grocer flection and Emphasis, Dramatic Rea Ing an �an- nese an in Somforth and proprietor of the -The South Craig and Peter King went to London on next week. -There is a lot of sickness in our pal school gran�, $4,019 81 - township pur- �
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, �ul ! 4 _� , has purchased fro m Mr. R. Carmichael, 21 A. M., B. D., Principal. ' . � Got an Lion. Store. Mr. Jamieson has been Huron fall abow will be held at Exeter: on Wednesday to see the� Western ,Fair. -Mr. vi poses, $2,729 87 ; engineer's expenses, V;
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. 'k � I in d lioate health for twoi or three years, - Andrew Patterson, son of Mr..� and' Mrs. Itious that are being made for the Bayfield
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"_ , ,�. � I feet of land on. the. west side of Main street, TuE WlDg, AWAKE, -With the A 9! i 6 , 7. statute labor, $76 -50- Of this $51 is .for
, ,; ! - I - beiii a victim -of that terribly fatal disease, forth show w 11 be h Id on Thursday and fair it will excel all former yearsi'-Mr. A.
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ja -I X next to Mallett & Jac!kson's hardware store, number the Wide Awake ceases to exist und r ,the John Patterson, died on riling
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.�,_ � .� forthesum of $400, Mr. Jordan in -tends old fat�iliar name. It has been merged i argon of Mr. W. W. Cooper, of typhoid fever, aged 30 years. Mr. and cludiaggeneral rate, $3,909 83 Is rained.
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['�,�;: f, I Nicholar after 19),ears,pf delightful, succeash I an� his sidenceia town and went to reside Shepherd and bride are expected home this
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; .-I - beloved existence. St.Niicholao has always en a with his mother, Mrs. John McMillan, �on has departed thie life. Mr. Cooper was one week.-I:he new bridge is steadily going up I .
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. , I �� ed brick front, on the property this fall, a�ud very popular young people's magaMne, and y, dur- of the'earliest settlers of these parts. and will soon be completed. -Messrs. Ed. ' I
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,ill - A, � - on was 82 years of age. We shall make ,fur- r $
� � 4,4 and:under it9'new name, St. Nicholas,'it will b 3 more ing Uie past year he devoted only a porti Twitchell and J. Hanley, of Clinton, were
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- . I Christmas. Ib is * a at Mr. Roberts' a's.
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� ; 4- " of our business street. We understand that every respect. Buy it. Read it. Only 20' cents. . Wednesday of paralysis. Mrs. Hewitt had - .
. r�,�, I �� .. doubt served to prolong his evening and are now receiving the c1bligrat dence will be quite an improvement to our J Zurich.
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� I I'vIr. Carmichael intends to erecit two brick 1 4 been helpless for several years before her
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� ��:- a I . FALL OPENiNG. . life, they could not effect a cure. A few lations of their numerous Main street. .
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1!�,��J.i . weeks ago be went to Manitoba to visit his Copp intends occupying the ho h
. . 1�,,! i 14 . takes place to -da), and to morrow, .f se soon: to BREEzy LOCAL-,. -Mrs. Howell and family, tural Society hold its annual fall a ow here "
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� �, - '.4 the opening thi4 week. and may be visiting the F ir accompanied him. Here it was where he (3eorge E Henderson nd family returned her, -,%Ira. Routledge, have re- I
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�11,. , r� I mr a turned home on Monday. -Mrs. A. go, don, Mabel, Ruby, Mado W. and Annie Show, . or
� il Main street, from Mr. Daly's to Mr. Good's Mis.R Dorrance wis-lies to inform the ladies Jamieson was a native of this vicinity, H
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, I � store, when we would ha,ve one of the finot of 8-9aforth and viclnit�, that she has removed to the was a -step -son of Mr. John McMillaa, 10. n .
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- i. -11 ` W -hen quite a young man and about I old acquaintances, in and a4out the, were at London this week. -Miss Rennie .
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, �! __ �. 3treets of any town in II-restern Ontario, taker, where she may be found with- a larger and village, Mr. Boucher sayg.'hie likes M'cl"- has returned from a visit to Seaforth.-A There was quite a nice show of
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:� , . r�l i, �. �, � ow of Carberry, Manitoba, "DorrAnce has sold her residence on Gode- gan much better in a few ways than On- large number of our citizens took in London pigs and sheep ; poultry were also well
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. ��, . chase I the stock and business of Mr. W. to Jowett hat returned ftom, a it to the - as fully
. T41,;,"i . farais, about one mile east of Sea,forth, were we referred to the illness of Mrs. J -0 Graham has rented her farm and will occupy says, will be a high price in that country, up to former years except in fruit. T�ais
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�. i . daughter of Mr. James 1andaborough of busin 3as And since thou Mr. Jamieson has - The price paid was $900. -We, are sorry � to were light, the show
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I 1 ig each other, and one had stone atab-, sad intelli ell e P for the past few years have been living in ,
� 11 I � -of hi d ,ughti�r's death, occurred in Blyth, on Wedaesday, at the morning, the occ%sion of the Harve t Home- there was a splendid show, while the ladies
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. j �; ;� She was just 32 years of age -E,nd leaves a it., residence of Mr. N. H. Young. Mrs. Clarke ice. The church was beautifully decor- did their part well, an usual, and their die-
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I 4 �4� .1 hay and contained about five hundred bush- husband itud two little boys. She was 'a able i rKde and before hie illness he was one, had been in failing health for several was the guest of ge . ailed with g,yain,- fruit and vegetables, and a play was large, handsome and varied. The
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, ; � :` � last winter t ier father i Tuck6romith, part of the country. He imported most .of I visit Seaforth the second week- in October. Brothers have opened �n undertaking busi- year the grounds have been considerably
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�� � � barns of Mmr. John Wingle, in A-IcKillop, a beidg7 desirous to return home, her mother was one of -the first retail dealers in this part - Shaw, of Brussels, in in. town t1fese d�ys WEDDixG BELLS, -On the evening I of "Street. They purpose adding a stock of Of course., there had to be speed and style
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i . J .1� uaderstand that bath parties intend to re- death she remarked to a friend that, while tude and honor and most cordially despised turned from Manitoba with? the remains of Jessie, and William Aldworth, a promi � nent London friends, Ed. Boseenberry ; 2n;d, 21elary Dtlmlaert,
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I- F ,--. for the sake of her liu�bauld Rind little bo a &nytifing mean, small or dishonest. He the late Mr. Robert Jamieson. , ,!hr a I young business -man of Minneapolis, United . I Sin I let, C. E. n .
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C. i '� V .a genial companion, 6, warm-hearted accoTpanied by Mr. Robert MoMilla .
I _- I ., �, VITAL STATX$T101i. -A report of ',,the. births, could truly say 11 Thy will, Oh, Lord, not and true friend and was ever willing to lead was in Manitoba at the time of Mr Jamie- township. The ceremony was performed by' BOOTS AND SHOF..4.—I have just got in
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I ,% t,; � u . - has just been issued from the office of the acts of generosity he preferred that his, Brucefleld. , was. tastefully arrayed in a fawn colored
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. I ,�',,'� I :It 1. e fistra'r General. Although some and one son baving -been removed, The left hand should not know what his right dress, She was made the recipient of many -to make a boot and Fred Kibler have been down to X*w
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. . I .4 K � a, the information it contains is not un- t r, old ten tick6to last week for the rich and varied presents, prothineat among or the man that tore the ticket off my boots at Hen-
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- I � interesting. By this report we find that which were a silver sugar -bowl, silve 7sall show because I got flist prize. The best of School Couvention.-Mr. M. Zeller was- at
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� :, , . -cruets and butter -cool- five dollars, now at $4,75, blen's long Stoga boots David Gottschalk and Louis Roadding were
. I during the year named there were in this . . . ..age. He was never married, He leavos a Exeter on business the other day.
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� 11 � � % and 21,55� deaths, This shows a decrease mourn the-losm of a kind and' devoted son Among friends from a distance were Mr. at Toronto laot -week.-Our village was well,
11 � -�, EaNIONDVILLE NOTES. -Mrs, A. C. Vall . Gregor and Robert Ross. We trust they BWIEFS.-Grain and hay are being brou lit
I a ,_ Z , over the pievione year' and a a affectionate brother. The remaine and Mrs. McMahon, of Lucan,Miss Hot E - represented at the London Fair this week.
� , � 0 I of 3,019 births, 278 Egmond and family left last week for a visit den, . .
" .1 . ., '2 will all enjoy the trip. -Mr. David Moln. � in daily to market in large quantities. -Th
I . �-, - marriages and 2,455 deaths. In Huron there reached here� on Thursday by train, and of Staff%, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Aldworth, 6f a -Mr. Samuel Rannie is back from. Vho
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t � � � �):�."j i 1, were, 1,324 births, 359 marriages and 553 Ferguson, of this village, and Mr - John � 7ere i nterred in Harpurhey cemetery. Be- Bayfield, aDd Mr. Kerr, of Mitchell. Thle
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� I 11 . des,th�, being a decrease from the forn,ier Beattie, of Seaforth: were holidayi ing E) nember of Britannia Masonic Lodge, young people'spent an enjoyable time tri -Mr. Renry Demuth, from, Port Artli�r, is
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; . 41 �, tl"- ng last I McIntosh left on Saturday for % visit � to �' that of former years. -Mr. F - G. Meyers ,
. ., 't'-- 11 year of 163 births, 49 marriages and 75 week in the"membors hereof attended the funeral in the light fantastic too until the " wep here visiting relatives and friends, It h '
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� �: , '' , deaths. The rate to 1,000 of interest in' that -direction.-Mr. C. R. I hours." The young couple left for Buchanan's block adjoining Dr. Macdermid'a
c � 4 � ,of the population � . smai nin he left, and he has not been I
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� stood as follows : Births,. 19.8,, marriages, I here until now. His family have been here
I I y Van Egmond and Mr. and Mrs. David . their new home on Tuesday morning, the
I - � , '. I Mr. Peter McGregor left on Mond drug store. -We -believe several more citi- about two months. -Miss Edith Ste4ubach
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,_ - . 'a, �. 5.4 -, deaths, 8.2.1 The rate in the whole Moore, paid a pleasant visit to friend in Lo(AL BwEvs. -The first anow of the sea- London fair. He took his handso bay 19th inst., followed by the best wishes of a
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- , 11 Province was : 113irtha, '21.1 P marriages, the Queen City last week and took in 806 son fall on Saturday last, the 16th inst. carriage mare for exhibition. -Mrm, a host of friends. " .
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t !� . . i ' - Dr. McDonaR M P and Thomas Gibson Baird, sr., has returned from his visit to Mrs. A. Dent, of Mitchell, are in the village College. -Mies Lydia Williams ,and her
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. �. :, "� ". I 1` i . Kippen. this week visiting relatives. -Mr. and Mrs. sister Martha havd gone to Philadelphia to
� cities was : Births, 23.4 ; marriages, 9.8 ; wood, his field of labor during the summer,
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� I., , '_�I� eeaths, 16.0. In the whole Pr I I ' n i'ridl'a. morninO last on their way home from FARmE&s wanting all kinds of plow re. Rannie, of this village, mourn the lose of attend the Ladies' Collewe.-Mr. HearY
. � .. � . i-.,. � ovince there We understand that his work h%s been so the itchell demonstration. -Mr. a' d Mis. gone to the land whence no traveller re'. pairs for the Verity. plows and gang plows, one of their twin children at the age of
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i 11 -,. were 9-3,043 males and 21,711 females born. Sc!oucbter and wife, fromBerne, Michigaut
. 1� � -ff, 1 much appreciated by the people to who� -George Fitz' turn@. -Mr. Sbpphenson, of Egmondvillo, ny other line of I ards, .
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I � - � - se Artht r Forbe�,i,Mr. and Mrs. 0, 4ws, plow handles, mould bo nearly two years. She had always been in who"have been h riends, left for
I I spititual wants Ila has been adiministeriDg, gerald, Mrs. 'John Weir, and othe Mr. Jamieson changed places on 8 skimmers, wbeels, Oares of all kinds ; everything in , .
; � I k : . . I rs from and very delicate- health and it was only through .
� . � §eptember, the number for that month be- tW th I Ua' the plow line, plow epainting, wagon and buggy ro. thei� home n last Tuesday. -MT. -H
, - t �,.,. i ey have petitioned the presbytery town, are doin�Ithe big fair at Chicago this day, Mr. Stephenson singing in Union paint a8oned thnber and good work. the loving watchfulness and tender c%re of ., I
i � 4., tug 4,021. The least number of births was 11 �� Well was in Nillniton on business this week,
. for another six months of his servillces.-If week, ;,, 6'f Church and Mr Jamieson.in the Presby- ManShip, Should go �o T. MELLIS, Kippen. 13A44 fond parents that life was sustained at all, .
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I t in November, viz,: 3,296, There were 374 the parson who - -Miss Maggie Well left last week for Ber I
. 1 4! 1 - lost the grain bag contain' Brucefield, wa judge of light horses- at 'tarian church, Egmondville.-Mr. James 'SCRIB9.—The many friends of Mr. Wm'. ' until that dread children's disease, who i ingvilla,
- I i v,� pairs of twins and 7 cases of triplets. n street, Egmoudville, last the Industrial r at Toronto. This is the Cooper, or., will be sorry to learn that he in cou Ili attacked her, when the slender chor recently, attending the funeral of one of bis I
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� � �.. ,I 1-1 the 14,189 marriages celebrated, the great-- week, will dal -t on the writer of , theme � eighth year in succession that Mr. Meln. last. ery low condition, having of life ,was onapped.-We inadvertently friends. -Miss Turner was home over Son-
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r � �, I I lowing on in this order : October, Septa � day night, muff red a paralytic stroke which o itted io'mention in last week's issue ths't day. -Mr. Gab Holtzman has -rented Mr-� - 7
� ".�, ;: _. . . .111- Editor with the contents of the, flask for 'eition. which speaks volumes for his capa- I. Morris. - has rendered him unconscious ever since Mr. John Scott had returned from. hiii trip Hermon Rummel's 510 acre farm for five
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I ber, June, November, Januar , April, this notice, he can have all i ' , n that �Iine.-Mr. James Ireland MOVEMENTS. -The township fathers met nor has he been able to partake of any to the Old Country looking very much im- o Mr.
z � J., - , March, February, July, May and August, a a' years. -Mr. E. Heneffer has moved hit
� ,�%"', ild Mr. Jamieson of BrUCefiAld ndi'part of his drove out here from his home in Morris, on in their hall last Monday; -Councillor Cald. nourishment. His death in expected at any proved in health. He reports having spent -
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� . ;, :-,,[!',,,.ii on Sabbath last, but our hearty oongrega. -to attend the fun'eral of'the, late 'Mrs. Me. Manitoba and the Went. 7W. J. Souch, 3rd purchased the two grain houses at the. sta- son and troit -and i
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I P_ :.i, .,!, . . Lean. Mr. Irela�d is now -about 86 years line, met with a painful accident the other tion from Mr. Welemiller, Mr. Gregor formerly of this village, are at present visit, operty called Fans6n's farm. .
I %; tional singing was rather poWerf ul for them. y pr of Mr. H. HappWm dwellinge, on the
I - I ��_ I n bridegroomaat85and 2 at84., Theseare -Thenewe�fthe deathof the late Mr. of age, an Is ing their relatives and friends in this neigh,. .
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I � ;1�1�): - lities. , , of Stratford, has with I he Roxbo Sabbath School on Su . will lay him off work for two or three ward to Kippen's being one of the best Among those who left here last Friday to charge of abstracting money le W
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I � ;� � took unto himself a bride of 60 years, ,.rho Mrs. L. , G.- Nan tgn�b'nd. -What g�t friends of the school desire to see a" large Councillors Kirkby and Proctor let the con. lor has been making a good showing at To- learned of the following : Messrs. A. petition signed by the mayor and prominent �
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1 , - ;- ain,th on the list, York c0ming first with and had just started to load :uPp when Ja Mrs. VValden, of Winthrop, c Iled on us I
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� . , � - 198, and 0 .rleton second 70 cents per rod ; George Turvey moves a is this week showing at London. -Mr. Moir, the efficient teacher of School Section - I
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