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I- I — - i I � - . I � - Esq,, editor of the New Era, and in n en for the winter's sports. The boys Friday- -
- Hav- Tuckersmith ayor Of c OW Op At the only defect to the -rink is I
I i all acp6tints. The roa most of the very strange manner, to say the least Clinton, is to preach in the morning, and laim th rget the I . . I � �
., * . - NVERIk E,';D NOTES.—MiSS Mary Gill, of ddress the public meeting in the evening.. that of no electric light.-Don!t fol . . � .
. nable and only here ing their doubts as to the legality of P& a 7 �
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wilso s: Cash Groce ..... I to 0 1p I I Ir! rt oil .Monday night. All are cordially
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n � � I L di7tmaln e were abomi enipt been made to it, the -Council sought the advice It Clinton, it; visiting friends h6r'e.-We are -Ameeting of file Women's Missionary conce . , -
and there had any att r -was read -hat Mr. George NN'taters
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We have a, pure brand of Tarter Baking Pow . I odericli, whose lefite )leased to learn t Society and the Epworth League is to be invited.
-guaranteed equal, to the beat put up, which we _e them. The wear anatear of horses Crarrow, of G board, and be advised them flas taken the turn for the better, and ex- - —*—
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selling lea -A than halt the combination Pridq, t . a�nnflrroigs inus�t be enormous when driven over at ting to the in- pects to be around again shortly. -Mrs, Greenway. �
at V -boa - ould. to payon,ly that -part rela . . FEB. 22nd* _. .
Tubs. Palle, Wash , R' labor w � Cyler, late a missionary on .the Pacific .
Weiretgellinw. the best such roads, yet a few hour, n building, as tbat was *N,Vhite, an. is seriously ill.-AN111. J. G. Crich . g stock � I
Brooms, Matches and woodenware at lea than il in comfortable shape. -On Tues- specting of the tow Coast, will give an address on mission work. I W. J, Wll.-,o-.( & Co. are takin, -nuwber I - � I
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iftmiar prices our sales,of Teas and Coffee are - put thei )Von -ups, large - �
,e out the piricems r* th hia usual re- all Air. Lyon could legally collect, as he- hits finished painting the interior of Turn� 0, - .
ermsing every month ; we hav (lay last Mayor McOee, wi -A deb te is to take place here a week this week.. Thek expect,to I
u to buy from the pedd g of bemg a member of the Council at the time er's cliurch.-On Sunday, February l7th, al of boxes of boots and shoes, 4 r goods, &c., "d -111 . . I � �
down so it will not PayYo gard for the public comfort, __ . . from to -night, (Friday) between the Roy 2good produce. They
it you want to got th ification§' the the open' a in. connection with sell at close prices -for cash an - I �_,
. away for them. he drew the plans and speo ;I ing service Templars of Temperan e, of Sodom,and our . ..
or to send I men -at work pnttin,j Main -street in good .c bave just re3eived a large stock of now tea, 'extra -
beat v r give us a exit, re r) . )tind payment Turner's Church will behold, At2.30p.m. 1419-1 ;
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. .alue for your mone.1 .1 '61 .- W %of men and law ecluded him from accel ill Council. value at We per pound. i
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how che,tp we can sell Foods for emb or r , � t1rem kl $60 tile Rev. Mr. Stewart, of Clinton, w -_ -Miss Elliot, of Manitoba, . I � 1 .
�IRI horses ba,v' r. for . As Mr. Lyon only chargid S, :
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I 4cufyv: We have a tirst-class stock and. can a ely e ,been Tucb more even.�M . pay bfi�a that &oil and at 7 the Rev. E. Coombs, of i . I � . L k
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. e, goods and prices will. please you. We and Mrs. 1). McLarty, of St. Alarys, drove for the inspecting, they could re I Rullett. . wpus visiting her cousin, Mrs. R. ED :8 a 111 NEW GO 00 8 , jt�--� I
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. . have a pure sugar syrup St t0c per gallon - a choice p on Saturday on a, visit to 1%1 r. - nd M rs. amount, but if � they paid him $160, as - his, t1linton, ,will occuoy the pulpit. -On the n. the vici . -- :
� )eat flour at U65 u - -The football clubs of schools and other relatives i I �
&pie syrup at 81 per ga1on ; I a Monday evening following a tea will be FoOVIALL. I
new m uld- render them' I . - I
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. �per� 100 lbs.; Crockery and Qlaaware at the 'lowest Thomas Hills. Mr. McLarty is, a brother account called for, they wo served, commencing, at 7 P. in., after wbich Nos. 4 and 5 played a friendly gaire on week. -At the last meeting of th a Knights 4 ; � I . I
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. pnees. ()all: and see goodo before buyi '. No tro ible of Airs. Hills. -Jack Frost was rather tin- selves personally liable to the corporation - the S&turday'afternoon last which resulted in a of Maccabees, Air. James Pollock was elect- . I � I �
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"2 4de for the balance, as it Was illegal. In the addresses Will be given by a number of - .- I
to show goods. The highest prices pat . I during the late cold" snap, as he -ice, however, tb . victory for No. 5 of 1 to 0. I . ed reco,rd-keeper, and Mr. Win. Smith, first . .- - .
of produce, . e Council neighboring pastors. . � IT I .
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='a good many cellars and nipped the face of this adv -S.- - of guards.-Mis . .
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C. WILSON, f5eaifort�. master . i :
allowed Mr. Lyon to -witlidra*- his for (The ab*ve was intended for lastweek.) tainment in her: �
Bank of Commerce Block. valuables rather iliarply.-It -is all the I Staffa. - tends holding a, public enter Special I . .
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*Ome kind of a driver, but account and substitute a new one, in m . o. 1*',, McOlillivray on Friday I
- ! . fashion to own s 4 'O that in place THF. _ROAD.s.-On account of the recent ,_s. -A meeting of the -weigh school N .1 . I I .
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be adde another $ $ . " I 4
1374- I f animals that can 100 to it 8 severe snow storms the roads in and about STAI,AuriTr I McWilson I
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mriely cruelty to keep poor d let rat, he ,,, the village Eginondville, have got into a scales a 2 , � - I
� hardlv ermrl, feed them on straw an of $160, which lie claimed at fi , of hareholders was held in the Carlin treatey Announcement , 1W
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� TO SECURE - them'shiver ii�i some miserable hovel. There allowed to charge $260,. and, by throwing terrible conditl;n, and I 'notice there is no house last week. The profits 7 of oyster supper last Friday evening. -Large - -I.;, - A( .
. I The off the $100 lie could not collect, his account move on the part of our township fathers to this year than last.-Alrs. R. Hornei XVl_ quantities of extra clean ice have been taken * ,_
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ampt Despa'[CB owners of .them should feed better or do was the same as when be first presented it, remedy affairs or to make any improvement. Alitcliell, andAliss B. Hutchison, of out of the river An-, Sauble.-Mr. Henry - 4
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� - some shooting. I and in this shape it was I don't think it, would be out of place if mer, were visit' I , * Mrs. John Eggert caught and k illed a large red fox- last � , �
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Council,. Mr. Lyon thus getting what he I I .
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1 -D YOU -N(,. The only excuse I try ular music teacher, h - - .1 I
Qu. ft ROTH 01-1) AN -AVe d 6ply re- originally. 6ontended for. that they use -around election time? t Po . —Weelks : I
� ath offere'd-for thiq.strr6nge conduct oil the part to im prove matters. There will hardly be ingensall.-Our village butcher, assisted badly blocked with snow, and in many . I z �
iC.,k e,plieS, gret being called upon to . . Places had to be shoveled out to allow teanis . - q
I - , Lyon had - by Air. E'. Kenner, is busily engaged at - .: t
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am Ross, of the 4th co icession, of our town fathers was, that Mr. any move in the matter until a bill for dam get througli.-Miss Sarah Shank arrived �", o . . . I
of Mrs. Willi . in his first calculations. Of "lay ice'for the summer. The ice Eus: to I - - �
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Send your Telegrams via ersinitli, which took place on made a ,mistake ages is brought in. Wake up, Township ting st, Alonday.-The. - .
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Monday'last. - Mrs. Ross Fathers, or there -4 ill be it terrible awaken - iness d of Willing IvVorkers of the zl _* I
has b ere The inference that,will inaturally be drawn has pilt a damper on Mr. Ke from Detroit Ia,
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C.P.R. Telegraph. -,,;: sure from this epi,,,,ode by ontilders' is, that he tion. -A RATEPAYER. judging from his clothes. - .
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I sufferer for a long time, and m, re mistake when lie saw in next elec. has a gang of men engaged ailing the old Boston Methodist Church met at the par I V, � �
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change was to her Only found ou his ITE.)'ts.-Owina to the late storms the . sonage last Tuesday, and made tip a, large . -1 i.
11 It's lines e. -.:tend around the World." that in her case the great 0 - - Nler is going to � Edward McFaul, � �
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. iden nime -was that lie could notcolle6t for his plans and roaas are in a very bad condition. -Mrs. mill house down. 'i ___ or families who are - 11 .
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. a welcome one. Her ma sit 11 e ckage of clothing f � � � f . I
I uth- specifications.. The Mayor. very properly William Ross passed peacefully away on the build a new house on the same e in th P& ring from the cold in the Northwest. � �
. s. JKCKBON, Agent. Janet McKay. She -Was a native ,of 8 - cry unbu'sinesslike . 3�_
I J. I erlandshire, I Scotland, but has een the. stigmatized this as a N, lItb just. Mr. Ross has the sympathy of spring.-INIr. Wrayford, of Greenwood, is at sulffe ------.*— , I -� ,-:
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jV-TELgRHONE 32, � 1404 greater part of her life a resident f Tack- proceeding on -the part of the Council, and the efitire neighborhood in this hour of present visiting his son, Mr. Willia,111 I SEAFORTIEL . 'I c
I - most ratepa,yers will agree ,with him oil that -Mrs. Herron has bought three � Turnberry. , k .
I , trouble. --Alrs. H. Little still continues in very Wrayford. �,,_
ersmitb. She came to Canada with her first ds having Cou_,�mm Dors(,,s.-At a ineeting of the �_ � - __ � - ,..-.
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� 0, To say the least, it did not tally lots from Mr. C. Griffin, and inten
I N1r. Robert McKay.- So n after - point. poor health.-Mr.M.S. O'Brien has returned I - . � 0
, . � hillsband, 'T ,,_,a diod About very well with the ,pre-election promises, iety was a handsome residence built thereon in the Township Council held on the I I th inst., hinking,of getting their lives in- .
n arriving bore Mr. Me to�bis home in Kirkton.-Much anx ted parties are t ... -
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- I �jec wouldbe feltinthis artabouttlie young 'man -Who spriffn.g. Good houses are just exactly what Mr. C. A. Jones, of London, was appoin �
4�BIG DR01 'o the sul t of. th sketch when we were told that economy sured before venturing to Seaforth through ,
� . I thirty years ag -e. NiTell, if this . ta, wants. . . Engineer, under the Ditche's and Water- -Mr. S. S. Cole has again - I � � ,�,
—1 X— - was married to Mr.Williani Ross, who sur. the 'Watchword in the f utut .? eric . �. 1. z
, . disappeare( so myst i ously about the time . - Act of 1894 his remuneration to the pitch holes. . � .
vives her,kand to'whom she 'has pro eda true is a specimen of it, we need not look for a of the big storm, but his friends were. very _*__ courses ) d no extras. started his saw mill. It will be a great I h: : .
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Mlade-up Clothing. and loving wife and helpmeet. S e reacl very LARc*. reduction in our taxes this year, - reeably surprised when they found that Dashwood. . be 86 per day while on duty an benefit to farmers and those having saw logs -
led ag rs' report was submitted and ap. � I - .
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. .. � the good age of 73 years. She w a,genial, while those who clamored most for a change he was still in the land of the living and the DoTs.-A grand entertainment under the The audito . -The funeral of Mr. 'Robert! McMichael . I., . .
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b* in the Personnel -of the Counbil, under the ain all ance � �
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� . We refer you to page five of this paper for our 1g kind,hearted woman) and Was reatly re . f place of hope, having turned up ag &�spices of the Young People's Alli . took- place at half past one, I Wednesday A .�, .
. discounts on made-up clothing In Men's Youths' and .get Bvs1N,F,.S1S1 ; � were orderedtobe printed for circulation
all.who knew her. ShE leaves no impression that tbev would ; right. . will be held in the Evanaelical Church on afternoom-Mr. J. F. Staples hs�s not bou� t
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Boy's Ov - speo d by - " n among the ratepayers. New tenders for -as - - � a -
ercoats and suits; also for Ladies' and Child f . nien to look after their affairs in future,, and
am I -D ,,S. -A large cLiii'dience Thursday evening, the 28th of February. , ner lot, as m - -1.
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renla winter costs. Read said advertisement through ly. . WFST EIN NOTr the bridge to be erected are to be received Mr. Cole's cor .
&nd ycu will find t at we intend. to make it an easy . ullett that their taxes would be considerably re- was present at each service in connection All are invited to attend as a good pro- Lple of weeks ago, but it is still on the - - [ . .
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b -Mr. Robert McMichael, of the H til the 25th inst., and a committee of the cot . . ;
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matter for you to purel .cefully. du . with the op�ning of Turner'$ church last gramme is being prepared. -Mr. Jacob Kel- ,� I
c. We mean and McKillop town line, passed pea ra. McPherson, mark - - - .
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clothing, general Dry G,o6ds, Furs, �, away on Monday last. Mr. -McMichael had at the xesult. Yours, -Vi3sERvir"t. � Sunday., The church is now in very good lerman, merchant, spent Monday in Le-ndon council composed of Mess — *_ .4 � , * I
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. . lWainew. I . � . — 0 tis- on business. -Miss M. Morri n, school Dy ent and Musgrove, met at the Clerk ,.
. TJ r�ached the age of 61 years. He wasa shape, all the work being 4 office at 8.30 oil the 25th, to open the ten-- ,7` .
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W M.. P ICKARID & _00'S.- er, the painting especial . - - o
I younger brother of Mr. James McAlicb ael, IL ' und4r the factory inatin lY teacher, spent Saturday and Sunday with I �
i LocA , BRUFS.-The ineetingiq rs and award the contract. After as$- Noiry,s.-Mr. Thomas Farquhar, of Hill's - I
ry Goods,l�ouse, ! , attractive appearance. The de , -law Mr. G. M. 11 . w
Bargain, Clothing and D of Seaforth. He has been a confirmed in- - having a very her parents near Chiselhurst.-Tbe saw . -in I I �
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� a-uspices of the South. Huron Fariiiefs' in ' number of accounts the councip ad- Green, visited hifj brother 1 4 I
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Seaforth. �� - - � Monday evening, upletely filled up ing a -, r. Downs, t ilor, � . .
valid for over twenty years, and for all that stitntEig will. be held at Hensall on Wed- tea, which was given on mill yardi have been cot I J ned until the 18th March, at 10 o'clock Kilty, here this week. If a I � 1
1383 - � time has been comliaratively helpless. He nesday, February 27th, and &� Zurich on was not as successful as is usual in this with logs this winter. -The members of the Our late of Mitchell, is at present staying with 1. -1 �
. - i - I was a good living man ind was much re I G'eorge Col- ier-being somewhat stormy, EvangelicaV Church intend to put up a a. in- - , - his parents here. -Mrs, 11. Watkins is re- 1. � .
l - Thursday, Febru'ary 28th.�Mr. church,tbe weath . � ,. .
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v 1 specied by those ,%vbo knew him. ms, of Sheldon, Dakota, is at present ill . in $4,000 building this - summer. Tenders I her late ifluess.-'Mr. H. . 11
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Ight INA11tron , -ommittee'are pr r - -Mr. Henry. Wil. Eth-el. covering from I
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I i I (ftya mains were interred in HArpurhey cemetery town, visiting his uncle, Mr. A. Young. I getting out. The c el?a Ing will be out in a few days. commenced in Woodyard is renewing acqua; � I
- ito V,* on Wednesday. . - a �rogramme for a - soci%Ll, which . will be lert has sold his property, occupied by Mr. NOTES-.-Spe6al meetings - ds around here. -Intelligence of .., _ . �
. Mrs. L. Kennedy, of Clinton, was in to W1 - d rien � .
. e is Thursday evening. -Mr. H. Fish- 1. Simon, merchant, to .Mr. Sam. Rannie, the Methodist church on Tuesday evening of big 01 'f -_1 . I
— ,.- _- -It is with sincere sorrow we chronicle last week, visitint at the parental home. h d tb are ek the death of the wife of Mr. Robert Beacom; _� _. I . �
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the end of a brillit ,oung life, which oc- Mr. Thoinas Roe as removed from, McKil- er and Miss - F. - Fisher, of Benmiller, who intends to convert it into a tin and thiswe .-Max Raynard shipped a car load )fMirquette Michigan,has been received . : - �
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DISTRICT MATTERS. ,I curred on Mon(ay, ebruary 18th, when lop, and taken tip his abode in his residence visiting relatives here. -Miss. Mur hardware store. We wish Mr. Rannie suc- of posts to St. Mary's this week. -Mr. and. ( .1 I
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------- � Clara J. Murphy died at the residence of her Clinton, was here on Sunday. -Miss Mary cess in his undertaki at their last meeting I I
� . , on .North Main street. Mr. Roe will make urner, of Clinton, is viraiting relatives here. . their wedding on Friday night of last weeka.;. had �n oyster supper -4 .� � I I
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I Our. AGENT. ii mother, Mrs. Bella Murphy, Seaforth. a good citizen, and we are glad to have T . � and the bi-valves are said to have disappear �.... I
! . I him. -M. Y. MeLean,3NI. P. P. for South -Miss Maud Goodwin, of Clinton,, assisted Chiselhurst. Everybody Tiad a good time.-8unday �' _v .
. � I Clara was the only child, a young 9"" of . . . Vhaley of Belgrave, ed very rapid-ly.-On Thursday evening a, __. ,.. I
d after an illness of a few, weeks, Hurbn, left on Thursday to Attend the sea- the choir here on Monday evening. -Alias SAD.-Mueb sympathy is felt for Mr. and brought home W. K. � a given in t'he hall, by Mr. I�aiw- .". . .1
,t -RF -c, of S'eafortli, has sixteen, an I. Rupp of Teeswater, --Rev. Mr. Robin- lecture wa., I .
Alit, J. P. MvL. _ y'Gill returned to her home. in Clinton - an� Z I ;
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ccepted with calm resignation to God's holy sion of the Legislature at Toronto.-rh Mar' Mrs. John Fitzgerald, of this pla,ce, on ac 'ion of Kineard-ine,under the auspices of the I �
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-been app , will, she passed away peacefully to the speaking of the deep snow and bad roads on ,Saturday. .. count of the sad death of their son James. son, of Trowbrid e, preached a mission . Order of Good Templars. The __ I .
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,.,eoslTo-R, and is authorized enjoyment of that happiness -which was pre- rs. Kilty �
- 1� this year, a well known gentleman in town . . As has already been stated, it was found ser . A sa;leith load of our youn g people - q.
- I took place Oil I Leadbury. ni to Goderich jail,pre- evening.- ..
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. t sa;ys that thirty-eight years ago the snow necessary to take tl�$ spent Friday g t of last week at Moles- . -1 I
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scriptions, collect moneys, and tramoac pared for her. The funeral and livyle, who are both t i i --
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. Wednesday morning and proceeded to St. ,.,-as four feet deep oil fhe level,although the ' VARIETIES. -The price of horses is look- -
. . parator to haviafk him removed to the worth. -Mr. Fletcher, who has he lity of mak I I ;
mainess generally for Tim ExrosnoR' ' * . y been in t There is, as a result, the p.rob bl . - � ". � � .
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I b . . James' Chareb. After the cerem pitch hole� were not so bad. That year he ing, up again around here. There were asylum. Hewasthere onlyabout aweek employ of Mr. 1). Milne of this place for the ing considerable addition to 1 _ I , , �
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Office. I the church were ended the remains were a team of horses and tiTree sold off this line last week at a -very when he died. The remains were taken �_*�. �� I
i , , ' says lie made with of the lodge. -The Women!s Aiixilhary meet- - :
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* __ taken to Ir�i" sleigh two trips from Goderich to Ingersoll ; good figure. -Miss Alice Jarrott d home last week, and interred in the come- P ek is to be held at 4rs. George e'll _. z
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I i4AII-S.-The anow storm, side ber father. The greitest sympathy is . tN I from Goderiell to Tilsonburg,* and one Will Hart, of Kippen, Were the guests of Dws of a(ye and was
tery. here. He was 28 yei 0 - HilYs.-Mrs. George Stewart; ,of Clinton, I
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day night having blocked tbe.rallways as felt by all for her mother, but rilay".01od from Goderich to Shakespeare, and - took 14 Miss Sophia McGa,vin last Sunday. -We and any- . . spent Sunday at her fatber's, Mr. C. Lovett I z.
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well as the country roads, no inails from any sanceify her grief, u4il the day come, when barrels of fish at each load. Fig-uring it all are pleased to hear that Mrs. J. J. McGavin, where. He had been in Dakota for some ,Sr. -We are glad to see Mr. George 'Tyner. .. � r
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0, - � her sorrow will be turned into joy eternal. tip, he must have travelled about 734 miles who was suffering from a very severe at- rned home last fall, Londesboro. . 1� V N
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-direction Were received in Seaforth , on -NV,,e have also to record the death of that week whi-eh is � s pretty good , week's tack of Ia grippe, is now recovering.- the spring. His JoTTINCS.—Mr. Henry Caming, of Mani- Is ;i :_
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' - Mrs. John C. Allan, work, ind'urould scarcely be undertaken by Hattie Berry spent last week with friends � �
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. . * week. Mrs. a of to -day. Perhaps, how- in Clinton. -Little picked parties are all butitwae hoped he had fully outgrown 13th concession" of Hullett.-The Independ- . - t � 4. :
- result we are this week without our usual took place on Thursday of last the youngster . � F.tPowims' hs-sTrTuTy..-A meeting of th,L )r .. - ,�
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correspondence from several points. We - East flu.ron Farmere- Institute will, be held- - I
, Ply. - e Seaforth or four last week. The young peol on ' t�'. - ;
Wright of Tackersmith. She had scare him tricks. -The members of th ,le If been blasted. The event is a sad. afflicti steadily increasing in nieinbershi�. There. - �
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a-rC8Orrvfortliis, but we cam�tcontrol the reached' the prime of life, being- only 31 Curling Club played off their point match -Leadbury and vicinity have lively times to his parents and friends and a ca -use for were three initi ti n t the regular meet- - �
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clani-ents-, al'thougli, these seem, to co trol years and �-)montbs of age. She leaves a last Week, Mr. A. 17oung scoring tj�e high- iii.winter. sorrow. to all who knew him, as he was ing last week. INIr. S. Dawson, the district 'ller - I .
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I I ing twins only a few days old. Shle' was a medal, aad INIr. J Olin Weir coming in sec� , - Kippen. I — 0 here shortly, and -%vill give a lecture in the 1-1.
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PJ,.F,SEN-TATT0N.-0.A Friday evening 11 at a . Scpti its. -The annual meeting of the share- - Blake. Temperance hall. -Londesboro is well sup`_ d -le, Toronto ; - John C. Mmorrison, Win' throp; , .
. and was greatly. beloved by all � who knew this week-, visiting holders of the Kippen Hall Company Will be --oTiiiim F,kwx.-Mr. Peter Douglas has plied with secret societies. Tile Orange- . �r 1� :.
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field at the Fire Hall, when t1le retirl-1119 her. !Her dea,th is a great bereaven held this (Friday) evening. -Masters Dav purchased the farm of Mr. Otterbine, which men met on Thursday nitylit of I t .Morris : Thomas IkIcMillan, Constance ; M. - - I
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chief, Mr. Williftin Cline, was presented her husband and little ones, and the sin- is One of the bonanza farmers of the Prairie Blair and Gilbert Passinore, - two brave boys adjoins his own. He got it. very reasonably the Sons of England. on tWiday nigh t ; the' I � I .
cerest sympathy that human heart can be- 1-1. Moore, V.- S., Brussels, a -ad others. - .
-ke Province. -Mr. Henry Cooper, of lAcKillop, of Tuckersmith, attended the tea meeting and it is a splendid place. Mr. bouglas now Home Circle Wednesday night, and, tile - o
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-with an illuminated qWT-diress and a y friends. . . .
, -tit to them from man u's a young grass6hopper, which -lit.-The For- � (Received too late for .
I haadsom e secreta,ry, as �11,n acknowled-rh'ent stow will, go o � has shown at Thames Road, and though the roads were has a farm of 280 acres of as good land as Foresters meet on Friday nig - 4, i
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. Is long and faithful services in diff Z'reut , , �iLr, thereis in Canada. We liope our genial esters will have an oyster supper on Thars- (I.LEANINGS. -Daring I -
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. NoT10E 0FRF, next spring. It is about the size of a small and were well day evening February 28th. .1 .
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left, Who has been- in the Brigade sinc� it illis an a shoe it repaid for their rough experience. -Air. R, ving of Will be served in . -
. s block, formerly occupied by Robert W around as livel I his fine estate as few are more deser night, the 5th inst., when the temperature 11 1 2
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_ . ock of Watchea,Clocks, in hishay loft.- -Mt. Alexander Thompson, was said to be 33 degrees below zero. T �.
will have a large and choicest on business. This Week he visits- Goderich GOOD PiGs.—Mr. D. B. Stickle, Who re- Hiall Chief Ranger Will b� present and tylve � q
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service he has been abqent from ont . one me in a vrompt and satisfactory manner. Read- and sister. He left here on 'Alonday.—The lie having soltl his fifty acre farm to Mr. got from Freeport, Michigan, two very fine will perform on the musical glasses. E ,ast has bi�eu in since Thurgiday last. —Mr- ;
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tire. No one I ct ter deserves recog . . 1419-1 McLean, . iis nei r r.—I -r. Allen *Mon- polp,nd Ch- - - i : i
) � I - e � Usborne. supplying our viRlagge with n1le-at, the bax- .
week from a, visit to fri nds-in Sarnia.—The in the I . I .
titan Mr, Chne. ., . teitb, jr.; has ma( e the purchase fro intends going into the breeding of these kind - % . .
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pensedin,tliel-Iresbyterian church on .Sun- I .
A 01-,-z,ERAL FfATTMI.—Mr. R. IN'tercer id see the a fineyoung Hereford bull, eighteen months Berkshire arid he thinks they are more suit- bad roads, stormy weather andother unto- sold having fallen through.—.Mr. Bean, who ��� : .1
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to the store in Kidd's block, recentiv vacpt- Consult him with reference to your hair. 1419-_9 & 1, 3 a nou C a town and going to Woodstock, to take the - ' .. --, 1. .
� ? wive vou the best advice free of charge. able dis-.ourses.-2%liss Neil, of Strtitford, 4. ---- - 0-1 invest ent to big I & 11 t enter rish farmers in Presbyterian church came off a , a n e, � 7 ..-. �
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� his barber shop into the . owner.-Tbe many friends - of I this district, will find his new pigs a profi- on Sunday and Monday, the 10th wnd lith . �. . I �
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� fSeott, will remo, v.e -not forget thi r V at he is pro- table investment. i inst. On Sunday both services were well fectionery business, owing to his health fail- . I :
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e clearing sale of Boots and Shoes at the for a -week or two.-Aliss Elliott, of Tor- lis will be pleased to hea
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� I Wilia,rd wrhws' North Store; W. H. WtLL1 - 8, 1419.1 Miss Govenlock, daughter of -Mr. Robert, kind hospitality of many day evenings the crowds were, as usual, h , by strict attention to business * �
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: paintin- establisbi iont to the premises ,va- . .
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� enlock, of Winthrop, leaA v honest dealm ,won the- , . �
, Gov friends. -Mr. and"Mrs. James Cooper Were eryla;rge. Rev. W. J. Clark, of London, .- - .
� rcre Scott, -,wil Alr, Jtanes I 81JOES FOVND.-Fou�nd, on Friday the 8th r 11 .
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F eri and Inst., on the road between Alma and Cc called t6 Fergus last Week to attend the was notpresent, on account of no railway � . - �
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. pair of boys shoes, new, also a piece of new rope. funeral of Mrs. Butcher, -sister of -- Mrs, traffic on the previous Saturday, but, not- friends, who very much regret his departu . �
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I The owner can h2ve the same on provIng property -Aliss ('Trace M,cFaml,Seafortli's well-known Willit%'m Cooper, sr., of -this place. -The Withstanding, the platform m. ee.ting on the from a 0 9 t u - He w an excellent �: I
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. " Kippen on Tuesday evening. On th has Mr. fartin, of Exeter ; Rev. w I
� I . is-11-111mer. We hope the friends -will all im- that ScoLt, theleading seedman of Seaforth, has one pdly after the illness from which she , I
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1 . - We wish you all to call and con. a concert in Kinburn.-A paragraph ap- ' ladies were never appreciated more, anti favoiably known in and around Gorrie,- -,r . !
7 ehaage, , -hat business will prosporl tion in Seatorth. Thompson -'s, about four miles we � _.
t theni as it has never prospered before., vi�nce yourselves that these are facts. We are happy I - I I Lumley. � - � place. Mr. Thompson has been ill for some Mr. Orr, the ex -proprietor of the Albion . 1�.. ,
� . � ned up with the Teared in.the Tuekersinith items, stating their efforts in providing for the affair under - I
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__* to state that we have this season ope Lo4 time and is not able to do any hard work. . a
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the pleasure of offering for our customers n�pection. dent of the *btb concession had been -killed . This is what we call brotherly love. warded. The proceeds of the Sabbath col- , week. -Mr. Stephens has moved. into Mr. I
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0 ry in the powder explosion in Montana. We lections. tea meeting and social amounted
. ing - under the a,uspites of what you require, a6d h'aw to supply ouattheleast 81'�, I
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AVeditemlay even, . liance of the Evangelical Association of this - �
i . Rimothy seed. are pleased to learn from Mr. MeDtinald's its tongue for about a week (this is longer- I n
� � � the Ancient Order ' era ack a ruar . Clark, to the liandsbme sum of $125, being equal I
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� arly storrny night. aeds, especially McKay, of of London, but owing to the severe storm night last. Every me . - �
r� paoticul, � ferent varieties, in field and garden s4 '\Its. James sonage Monday quence, there are nearly , t . �j
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i - thc�- audience was a rather slim one. The in Mangolds and Carrobs. Our stock is second to iting their brother -in- the trains were blocked. However, Rev. of the Alliance was present with the excep- - �
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. find our goods and prices right, don't buy. Thanking law, Mr. George AlcIntosh, of McKillo , . being made to collect. the necessary funds to 11 T
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a Mr. AlcKay is a brother of the celebrated 'Methodist church held a concert on Tuesd;;�y -
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p dietta, " An April Jost," bas ever ro paid for coming out. On Monday tea was the appointed time the procession fdemed . . I
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. rth. Formosa misis -Mrs. Sloan's many ' .g held ;on .
� The Misses Webling are scolv, -Seato served to the crowds coming from every evening in the church. 9
. seen in Seaforth. . two abreast, with the officers at the ead, -.1
4 —0 I . friends will be pleaied to learn that, though _� - Wednesd last week, was not so largely h �
; " . r pretty girls to beginwith . direction, as the ladies of this oongrega- fine, but the road's being bad, there was not ay)
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T * I gracef al dancers. very iow, and teas, On Tuesday was sung and a very complimentary address ul In Rev.
� I pialli aged ings of our " assembled wisdom)" but I was hear that Lizzie still continues - and. a special programme, consisting I full. Thenopastor, Mr. Fair, occupied 0 -
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- ,c c iy others of the town, to attend Moore, who is an accomplishe lat, is readings, recitations, speeches and as accompam, NIA-TCH.',i-The Varna -Scho _*
i . pianner " than anyone else has for several with nla,r was listened to with wrapt attention for . more than ordinarily good one, consisting of
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V o N.z', i Ci-ki. 'ST T1 I F "�- me Very forcibly, and that was the in- Mrs. J. W. F . " a durin NoT&s.-Mr. Papineati. and-Alr. Medd. left
; � . MR. L - it Ai(:AIN , �COT . . ]lad his cars and face badly froze gentlemen, to witness the ,exciting e. I
I aaner of Voting adopted. Hereto- spent tile past three months visiting rela. 9 ent enjoyed themselves to the best of their gam � .
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� � . allother column calls the cot is drawing sand to Exeter. Robert is iours 90 to quently, there were ,some amusing' slides,i
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� - l 'ew -town b - Council adopted the ballot as the mode of that, notwithstanding storms and an are be'fllg rolled on and the hour of adjournment and tumbles, but otherwise it formed an
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. :,PeGtin the -,vork. NVe do not knoiv` anv- use wli*en the weather is not quite so cold as knee seve I ith rawing knife while �
, -� tl d for, especially the and arrived boine safely. --As will be seen together and sang "God be with you till we re y wl a d anxious to get at it, for a short command; �. .
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P . thiii(r about, the inodeadopted by the coull- that few were prepare sane, February8th and 9th were. eet a,gaii I i," after which the Pastor led in making o. was at once. obeyed, and all were in their T ;
�� I . r) large number of a,pplicants, many of whom by a notice in anotker part of this i m Mr. and Mrs. I Adams were returning .
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I . . - 61 for p&ying this account, except,what our bowed on their countenances a re- our old friend, Mr. Gib. Dick, the well- —0 prayer,and so the party dispersed,all feeling . I places, while INTO. 7 seemed at a loss)probab- I . .
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I esponderA says, but we do . IZ-no8v that plainly 8 Centraha. o from Clinton one night ast week after
1, (*()Vr ; ' '%vn, has 'Made that it is good to dwell together in unity. ly to know whetber they- would � bother - . :
I -their inmost feeling at the turn known cattle buyer of this to o .
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I t le 4111 - flection of " *9 - o (lark, their horse became unmanageable and : �
Z I oiai.1.1�1 was a -f st one, and that -the coun playing with No. 61s li .
t I I -ler than censu: e for affairs ha(j� taken. Whether an important new departure. He has de CT,if -ics. -'Aliss Hodgins, of Clandeboye, is *_ . ran away, throwing the occupants both out. ttle fry or not. How- - � �
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, t 61 deserve eredit,ratl r ousin.-Mrs. ever, at 3A rible ear- - . i .
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� t his servives to the com ,ii at. the re(luest ol the of offending the unsuccessful applicants, or unto himself a wife. We wish Mr. and Mrs. is visiting friends at Wingham,--Eldgar Were close behind and tbe . nest, for in less than ten ininutes No. 6, 1
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� . k 7 1)yin who has been acting as night operator � r scored to the great surprise of tnany. Al -
council, a,utl he did so very relacta,ri and Out Of a spirit of progress, I"am not prepared Dick a Ion,-,, happy and prosperous married V
;.1 I tly, o 2 'rs,is .home On a visit. -Thomas almost every cellar in the neighborhood of tile part of the Cood 8amaritan, and took, I i
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i is to say, but that it relieved them of a very life. -Mr. E. Bossenberry, the well-kno,%vii at-�elle Rove I . I ' though hot playing appeared on both siaes(,- I
- if,s Ave do not think any person can �ky h i nsiderable deal of Mr. and Mrs. Adams home safely. The- I
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ehar ez� were ex,orbitalit, on _ . 6usily en- horse was caught further al as they scored again before half-time was. �' - � , I
Z11 I . tait.1-fy 1)e.p,_tii(1, a- his (.1ai,11, if not !It &lly Soineare uncharitable' enoucrit to say that a day. He was oil his Way boine,froxi aittend- - Saturday, and was burie(I on M" clay in the barm -L--The lake -shore people are 1 ),e wm done beyond a, general i
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i 8 ! C, I? � Mrs. Walter Hill is -,-cry . called. In the next twenty minutes neither- �
- promised their vote ing a large sale -a thoroughbred stock in the Exeter cemetery. -i gaged in fishing. The-,, report the hauls as � !�
4 k I c(AleetaUe was, certainIv, morall,� od, few of the Councillors Ing up and losing five or six dollars'. ,_
i go ing about one shak" ide scored although the playing -was done- 11 -
, . � Bo, and got storm bound low, and her soils in the States have been being " fair to good," averagr: s .
� -Mild it,ihould have been settled bv the late to more -than one.. applicant .for the same county� Ad r3 ..) n o I be worth of articles Which they had purchased, I 1. ,�.
t . ed to her bedside. -Bass almost entirely in trontof No 7S goal -Who- i
- (.10titicil, instead of havitig, becti '4iirked l,y position, rather than give offense by a direct bere.-There,was quite a. storm on Wednes- summon wood logs dozen to c% net, but the peddlers seem t of gold rimmed spectacles wbich �.
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' - " -et, for broom dram -ii they are purchased by the salesm wearing of No. Ts play' . �, -
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. -ed again,and the Thars- ,,:bipped. to the English Marl, i era being injured on the ice, - I
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I _± Miss - search of them, but n -o was soon replaced. by A fresh man,. but tl*� , ,
� ,rge Young and I Mrs. J. English, who has I;een residing in � ,
i Eu iioN i)v I m,i,: No-ri,.s. -()no of the saddest inconsistency, thus preserving, in a measure, day morning trains if -ere cancelled. I - he handles. -IM, r. Geo c . . -
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I - I lil past mo ,only added fuel to the flanie with No. 6 IF - "
� events thitt ever happened in otir , village their character for voracity. I also heard, snow shovel brigade bad to turn ut in full Letitia Baldwin, of the township of MeG
! .� Middlesex trace of the missing articles could be found. - I
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7 T 11 by the way, that one of the unsuccessful ap- Jorce onMain street-rhursday morning.- livray, were married at the parsonage, by returned to her home in Harpley, soon after a rush on goal tallied the lird. r- -
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� I Rev. %N . H. 'Butt, on Wediiesday of last county, accompanied by her sister Sarah. It is hardly safe driving after (lark over ' 1?11 . :
. Rev. Mr. Hodgins, of 8't. Thomas' Church � ' f - ortly after time ,was-
% thty night of last week. -It ivas gonen r the position of town constable bad roads. -A couple of slei-11 " " I
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- illy plicants fo k the goal 'or ' I 6* eree, who (lid his work- ,� �
,hanged pulpits with Rev. Mr. ,wee .-The officers of the Royal Templars -Our mail -carrier, owing to the severe '. ca led by t ic- ref
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"1 - - known. that she had been in delicate I health had the assured support of nine, members of loads of youn cr people of the west line drove Av I I
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1. s lie I Mr. of Temperance were installed last$ Friday dispersed, feeling quit;& 9
a, coupte of wcek!�, but :no serious re failed to I Steele, of Kirkton, on Sunday last. -if to a , and the c ,
- storm on Fritlay last, did not venture out, rel .rowd
7 for - the Council in his favor, but a . Harry toSu-minethi . one evening last week - i) . � .
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11 I sults Were anticipated. -lock, uniber of votes, as i Steele also gave a lecture in the school room evening by S. Davis, Past Councillor. -Jas. zD . i - g a good time. - I I -
I - About 9 o'(. getwithin four of that n 8 -iak-- party. They report bavin � "Oon- -
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t n ste ' a in attendance at the Commit- succeeded, over monatain of snow, in n should whale No. 7 -
T however, alarining spilptonis - began to the ballot revealed, lie thinks very little of * on Monday evening, to a much i tere
. . n . Rachel Jeffery Those of our young people Who do -
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, manife3t themselves, and before her iiiedi- the change, and that there must be " a nirrger audience. 0 as both
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i cal attendant could be called she had passed I 'Alonday evening, a, committee make arrangemen hers' of Hills 6 ,reen, has been visiting friends. for tobogganmg are simply not in it, . .
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. business I was authorized to purchme, a- pipe organ County Convention, to be held in May.- the past week in this neighborhood. -.If r. D. old a'nd young are hav g a glorious time on
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. - a,. , peculiar 0 1 f-ir - a nel have it placed in the church -Mr. R6b- The church was crowded on 6unday even- McNaugliton, of Varna, who has been hold- 'L. 1� �, �
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S1,11 I children to inown ah irepartvv e transacted bliat even Ck � . . �
Oss, 0 1e past week in Mr. evenings.-Ine- ac' 6, 6, w Lectured -1,he warehouse, at St. Marys, belonging. ,,
the two youngest children being twin bo,ys little further explanation on the part of our ert Logaa returned f roin his -trip to St. John, ing, when the Rev. Mr. Butt prea6ed a ing an auction sale for t 0 � I
I I ric re a hort time ago, got off some good to G. Carter & Son caught fire a_nd wasburmn-
. nen during, jokes on old maids, but as we have none on ed down Wednesday morning last weekt : �
about three weeks old. - Latch, on account representatives-, and that was the I t New Brunswick, last Friday, and has been practical sermon on Spiritualism. -At the Brisson's hotel, bas removed to Zu -h, he a
. a I , - � Board meetings on Saturday even- 'where he intends conducting the sale -it did not hurt any one's feelings here. . _�
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. -of bad roads and storniv weather, two or of the ccolint of Mr. John Lyon, LhCyarchi confined tu his residence most of the time Official this week. Though times seem very har(I hand The building contained upwarila of IWO bar- � I I
three 8abbath services . 'Were held in the tect of the town ball. It seems that this since,. but is now recoverin cr.-The meeting ing, the Rev. W. H. Butt was tendered a . I t
" were -'Mr. Andrew Snell, who has been on the I rels of flour and 150 barrAs of clover seed. � ! *
hasetnent of our clitircb,_ 'when the orcyan account has been in the'hands of the town to make arrangements for the Seaforth unanimous invitation to return to the Con- around this place, many great bargains �
" ell Tor tile third vear. secured.-NMr. and Mrs. ',i. Weismiller, of sick list for several months, is, we are glad. The latter was all saved as were a few ba,r,- � `
-u its played and the hynins used. �Iitraiiirre for some mon ths, and should have been set- Creamery, has been postponed on account of trali& Methodist chur . hich was iiost- Hensall, were the guests If Mr.Robert Drys- to say, improving. -Our merdiants are do- rels of flour. The stock was valued at$4, 11.1
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t4� say, however, no evil results havel follow- tled by the Council of last year. However, stormy weather on Thursday, untif Mon- -The Missionary meeting, w i I g?Od business. -Mrs. A�artin is � having and the building, �
� 1:1. Hie � * - at wg to the late storm, is to be hel(I dale, one (lay last week. -The skating rink, ing a I which was completely de. __11 �
e(l.-Messra. W. Elliott and s drove it was left over for the present Council to day, February 250, at 2 o'clock, - - a ele'aring sale on Tnesda�j next. -Several stroyed, at .4.tl,500. ��
to , Bod,cgervlle on 'riaturday Iast,to a,kL111dit the dispose of, and they did dispose of it in a , Royal Hotel, Seaforth, on Sunday next, when Robert Holmes, I on the property of Mr. Samuel Pollock, is I ;
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