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ISBO'N'S I... I . SEAFORT11. FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 18970 1 1 1 . I
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UM q�, .:j I - TRODUCE � I I Canada. estate left by her husband and father, esti- Anna Holm . -- . I
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, -- . something like a million dollars. plete works, beautifully deep in water in order to reach' sio Is iv v .
ENSERTIONS I I �-Thioe ,�resbyterian8 of Lucan have de. det of k- 1.
. 11 ed it I -includes a valuable mansion and bound; - as I possession of the home, and pro .
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�. WANT"r"D. . , - a recognition of the school's good where they had to main for about twenty- I 43!ieded to enjoy the maz,p dance for many �.
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4 We are open to buy . - -Bar-Ah Belch, of Belleville, is suing Sam. sections of real estate there and elsewhere, t . there all night without uuything to eat, a Hodge I A
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I stocks and bonds in the Suspension Bridge -The sparks from a portable engin that few , hborm and OL : Hoare's boat they the township of HIM&. Re' is -a Ateady .
_eARASOLS it .., ... I I I uel Smith, of Sophiasburg, for $5,000 for . like Wb Friday; JRj the help of a ot'- h
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. . coLLAM & 001-Fft -� �� . I ... Rides, Wow, - I breach of promise of marriage. 'companies, Sind other corporations. * is be:ng used in Goldthrope's sash and door mans,;7601 rescue them. There were sib I
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4R -T WATIS-11'28-1 I I... -- - . i I I -There are 113 inimates- in the county of -George Bennett, jr., a #%leigh, Kent factory ia,Goderioh set fire .to the building 150 cordA of wood and , out young mauand a first -clan mechanic, 4
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i I - 3L. Butter & cape from on Wednesday of last week, but the fire floating &tov a lot of lumber -
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MUSLI, I I-- - . - . . nuruber in the history of the institution. a frightful death. He virse'running a saw. was ekti#gu0shed before much -damage was -Th I . � very truthfully �sa a, ,that- the childron�a . j
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I - - ' ing machine, an& steppin too near the done. I t peop, 11
I ATE L , // � ; Call before, dii I " . -The Goveruor-General in about to fix a. e Of school xection'No. Bch I
1,T8F. , " %--- allosing, Re we want ,your pro.: . � 9 3, MOrru, to t a number of 60, assembled . oper hours, a 11 e streets at, hn- A
I . -. .... 1. duce, and can ple*you, with a pnee. date for closing the India famine fund,which tumbling rod,' t6 knuckle caught his -TWO accidents occurred in: the Goderich at As residence of ThOWUL Mflier pr nd he recommends the pass. . 31
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has now reached $13o,000. clothing, and in � foe
- B"TT]Z . � -George Mercei. overnor of Guelph jail, round i6t a frightful rate. Nothing d
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MENSE RANYGE O� . I - in dead, aged 79 years. He hail coull Wm. Kneeshaw had, for the second tim'e'� Mr. and UM MAW with. a -Rutl.* worded X Brow I ']
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L L L .1111111,11111111111111m ...... ban to St. Andrew's pastorate, Toronto his right knee was Aisloented an engineer, �li hi ,, up the machinery, ren ored by th. 1. . I -
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- f Icr-r _ . takes.place in the, church on Friday, 26th. terribly bruised. parties attendink the annual enter- -On Wednesday, ioth:imt.,
L � , -Mrs. Wigle, of Carman, Manitoba, whq ta undef.L L John Wood, .
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I DISSORIPT I . - -The many fri ' tsinmen held " the auspices of the a former resident of Hibbert and. -Mtehell. . I
. I 101J.- I Win. Stouffles box been sentenced at , endsof Charles Barelay, had been visitin 'her mother, Mrs. George schO61 section, d
1 - I- I . � I . . . _g uring the past eight -years. died &this home in Fort Erie, i the 73rd
I . . � . rs he penitentiary, , who spent his youthful Asys in Strathroy, Cox, of Goderich, for some time The address was read in7behalf of thoo' 'year of him-oge. His remains were
I I I i I . for steaHn from the farmers of Athol will be sorrl tio heAr of tbe L sad misfo t , left for her . e .
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i L . I L I . 9 a r une h6me in the Prairie Province on Monday of sembled-, by Charles Michie, an as , brought
IL will be given L the 11 L I I I ,�, , township. . . . V- . that has &Hen him, ,He was braking for last week, via Chicago. d the presen- to -Mitchell .sad interred in Trinity e-huich z
ihe Millipery, optu* - 11 Department � i . he Toronto Court of General See.. the Grand Trunk for some years, I . Her niece, Alice tatio'n made by Min Mary
1, M& , I.. . e � I � a -At t running Cox, kee6mpanied her as far an her home in I Wilson. Mr. cemetery.. - I - -
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� The Canada Busineos CoUege, ' penitentiary for three years. necticut. it was who d Aber amusements.' L in the shape of �& calf - . 1:
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IFAUL 1, . . L I q Stores Are � . ile 'there employed a toba, who has been visiting his brethers -Many will hear with regret the news of 'with two head I
I � LLL . CHATHAMP ONTARIO, I � -TheVandecarfarmof 150acres, hitu- *fewdaysagoin the vicini of Hartford, and other friends in and around Exeter, left 0, two hind legs and four -
.1 � . ated near Vandecar, was sold by the as. that he suffered the -Jose Of-, - the death of Mrs. M. Kerr, mother of John fore legs, as Well a4tWo tifli Of course �
. . L . . � U'the great #�ipply school for the beat business I Lth his loge be- � on Friday last for, his home in the West. Kerr, of Wingliam, ab the, home of her' ib is d . I . � . . .
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ky Goods, :� . I L L firms. Students graduating at- this Inedtution are . Biguee, Henry C I d Purthased by low the knees. He �a now in the I Hartford It is 16- years since Mr. Rollins went to ead. I I �
I sure of good p � ; Angus Ross, of n . I .daughter, Mrs. . David Greit Huntsville,' -Mr. H. A -Southwick staiUd *pe m -tions , -
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, � i . a3ving e1nP10YWenL Our last week's � Is . N=oT9'toc:k, folp $4,200. . v Hospital. - Manitoba, and he says he would not like to Muskoka, it Is - the new "
i � - notice coumned tile placing ot gout pu If, two I -Rev. Dr. Jackson, pas -Mr. James Grill Ic her 8 I 6 ear. ceased wat in I -creamery at Avouton, on Mon -
I Company� � , . . tor of Knox i, of Nichol, Wellington return to Ontario, to liv�.; . -
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- ! Stenographers, one Book-keeper and one' Vescher. . . born in -County Do wni . reland, in 1817, and. day 15th inst. The Russian separator that - .41
; . , .. I church, Galt, has accepted a call to a county, lost a cow4, 1e other day i 0 -
� Since these we have placed Albert Wallace &8 "- . in a very -An incipient fire wag nippid at the - was arried in 1835 to Samuel Kerr,- to' he purchased recen , . �
- ill church in Cleveland, Ohio, and will leave . tly and hich was set, -
4. Cash- Dry. Goods 8 I ; sistaut Book-keeper, with D. W. Rarn & Co., Wooa In
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�te I . or 1, -1 - stock. Sarah XCGAW " Book-keeper with the . . I he animal residence of A C. Ross, Brussels,"on Wed-. whom were born eight obildren, but three up by Richardson & Webster, of St, Marys, I
. � L - shortly for that place. three-quarters of a il f 1 tted blood Bur- nesday of last week, Some wearGg apparel of whom survive her, -George, living at gives entire satisfaction.
4 . - F, . - Banner Printing Cb., Ohatbam. We expect to.p1we � p 0 10
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itimg her daughter, Mrs. ' - - a Sle2ographer neit week in a choice 1xmition. I -Hon. Mr. and -*Mrs. Majoribanks, of rounded the heart., i d onlurther and more was hung too close to the stovepipe -up-. Creemore.; John, at Wingliam, and Mrs. -J. J. Gimblett has rented,:hia' 1W acre I
' ; Collegere-opens after Faster vacation on Imesday, minute examination , wire nail, three in- stairg, and on the fire being started the. G . . .
C.; � New York, who are on -their honeymoon I
was this week *in Ki gent April20. ForCatalogue, address D. Mcl;ACHLAN trip, ate the'itiests of Lord and Lady Aber-' Chen in Ion rfectly straight,lwas clo 1,�reif,atHuuteville. Heribusband died.in, farm ojif6-7theoneession, Of Elma, to
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. ster, Mrs. P _ &- CO�, Chat I han , Ontario. I I � . thing took fire,and at one time it looked 08 and in 1872, with. her children� she - Moses Smith, of Howick town -ship, for a
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a -Society of ChTiatian Ea. ' , brother. � � I Mr. Grille found hat- the nail worked 'put a finish'to the- blaze with a lo - .
' . t Auction Sale-Ldt a- Farm. I an of $5 or ten months she. moved to Wingliam, where rent for the Ar's't year and $17,51or each of �
holding an "I at home" In" ' L � -Watson Crosby, th6 Patron member of through thestomach and to the heart. How 410 worth of ol6theiC . � . LL
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-�R � � � I -P the Manitoba Legisliiure for Dennis, died 10119 it took to force this passage is not ' --7The annual meeting of the Hu she resided until about two.yeara ago, when' the Other years. -
if Carmel Presbyteilan chur I - I - I , I I
e'ning of next week� whert re -it. , � The undersigned will sell by public auction at -the I . in the General Hospital at Winn' f known. : . ton Bi she went to live with her' daughter; and � -Henry- Cole, of Downie had two valu.
, fine P L� '4�_ � _ Commercial Hotel, assforth, on Saturday, April 8rd, . I : ,peg* 0 cycle Club, Goderiob, was I . - .
11 b6 - � I , " . r6y, consiss- : . � held on Tuesday died there on Saturday, March L13bh. Airs. abl� horeqn,sevorely kicked'ithe other even- j, I .
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� qerved and a to- � at I o'clock, p. m.j the following prope Low 61 ifferchants ' .typboid fever. He was a native of French, -Mr. Harry Abbo, -t, who has occupied of last week. The officers for 1897 were Kerr 'Was a mei r of the Presbyterian ing. One .�VLill . . I
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r 1collection will land. � here -is -Mr. Alexande'r Matheson, of Embro c Pacific division of the C6nadian Pacific resident ; Charles Lee, vice-predderib ; G. -The Clinton Novi Era says : Mr. Mat. one, and it commenced kicking f46 other ' : '...
: a silve L - 11 taining 100 sere9of Choice improved I ,b I th L .
John Scott was � in, Kin ' - about 50 &ere* cleared and well fenced, and In a high That the bai X is going f,o ruin who was a great sufferer from: cancer of the Riseilway since the ine was built to the Cocosh treasurer ; D.Johnston,secretary ; thew Hesoel*ood, one ,of the - -most highly, 'with ab
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ing his old acqu�intaiie;s. . is on the � , e stomach for over a year, died -at his resi- coast, has resigned. Hew" offered . , ove results. - . �
01 I . property a baikk barn, nearly now. . . also tha;: ther is no chance p - I ad viser to 8: . 51- J. S. PlaItt and J. A.McIntosh, auditors. i;0f Rullett, was. a caller -John Cowan, of Elme�, sold two fleeces r .. �
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ive our -hand engi I e= ! I Of deuce near Ma lewood, the other d n in -Montreal as i . respected resident
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ek, whea it wa� - found t6* � - - 8 hones ; also a urge fig house, log- and shinaled 0 J? enough was one of the most respected BY. He tio the boarCTO of ,-Thomas Johns, of,- Eliniville, on Mon- at the New Bra ee on Wednesday. He of Loic ' - . I J
I . roof ; also a comfortab 4 welling house, well . men in the M ,d to remain in day of last 'week had the misfortune to chop. was for years & resident on the farm no , I .
. frame d � , 'to M� ak4 a man stop and think. neighborhood. . British Columbia. M -. Abbott, who is a off one of his big toes, while splitting -wood. owned by. James . w t9wel,41iielt weighed 13J' pqunds �each. Mr. I
er after the repairs it haA, finished, with stone cenar.agoodstone cisternin i I ' .
. Stevens, baseline. Mr. Brooks said that theywere the two heaviest � 1
at now it is in fixte workinK. - - � cellar, two never failing wells ;, woo a . We havi � thought, and have c . J hi C. Abbott, ham The member was replaced by the surgeon, . . I I
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, . J., Sutherlano., agent, foe - 11 � to the ocnelusion that to and who iew active. th 1�eo Canadian Pacific and it is expected will again unite. Mr. pluck and perseverance - can .accol' lish i d d �41. The averake weight of a fb�oee �
01 . cash, balance in 80 days, $2.500 will be left on I 8 �
his dwellipg . mortgageat6per cent, if the purchaser desires. .e . .11 npi . � i .
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. the wh UM UP service during the Fenian trouble in 1866, Railway since its ince tion, and previous to Johns has bee unfortunate, some years a a iL a 01:t
I e'are pleased to see t1sm ��� I i that was enga go thi C n da of ours. Comingto -this country g 0 . i
v For further parKoulars %ply to LOCKHART & CO., . I and was a member of the Niagara District ngineoring work in h in Sic dE. ;
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. �- Pro ; . ing lost one of his arms while feeding a - so an ordinary labor4en, he and, his sons k are 'a, .
ell Jr, 11 I � ite ... -orTHOX - than anything else in it Veteran Volu - connection wit nvme pus railways in east- threshing separator. � . � �
2 although still quite . I prietors, BROWIT, Auctioneer. - More ta'k a nteer Amociation, died at St. . - -John 4=1, of TavistocY. met with '
Irecent serious illt's$, is golu& . - I- . 1528-2 : all. , - Catharines. the other da 11 . . ern Canada. . now the owners of ,3W acres Of as fine, I -and serious accident while killing pigs. -lin some � -
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� OP I 1 -Lord and Lady Aberdeen tire at present -Elijah Willie died Friday with Bethel church,"16th concession, - Grey, raised 4 larTe family besides.
g strt:-,,-.-, aad,te hapeb, !11 --. � N 110 are * lNetter clothed, better fec'' , of �etroit, . Hullett, and he h
is hosta of � ' . I e I ; and bete I eritertaining Miis Th6rupson, the daug he age, o . f 69. Mr. Willis -was held on Wednesday evening Of last they , o his loft. wriot� so - ..
r friends,', to see � . , . Notice to Oreditors - , liter city, Att , Of course int vering the cords Of the -
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I I wi st fingers. He is now doing well, but
ops. I I Pursuant to the statuta in. I ever tb y �Werc, and they' haye give a tt an so 00 ...
,,, resume the matiagemen hey ' 11 was born �a slave at Amhurat Courthouse, week. A bounteous and tempting supper hu them, d Mr. He elw d- i .take
r housed to-day,� than of the late Sir John Thompson. T have h to work hard, -but that hasn't twoIs,
. Gray,- of Blyth, that behalf. notice is I e dia- n as active, a long time for the
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. persons having claims or do- - Re many of younger years. I the course , heal. -
-Mrs. reception after the Stat Virginia. Hewes take to Kentucky by was served, after which an excellent pro it will
her daughter, , i Only to compare, to -day with 20 ner on large his master, where he married over 40 years gramme was ca i d out. The' . . ��
. Mrs. Reid of- . the 25th, which will be followed by I .�
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here thig week � viaitin her- - I Izoand � a of any kind against the Estate Of James EY16, - � years P t to se� it all. And the � drawitig-room reception on Saturday even- ago me evening wan Conversation he incidentally remarked- that -�-At the Yale games inNew Haven, .
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9 late of the township of Hullett. in the county oi - � I ' ' - . His master 'threatening tR. sell him thoroughly enjoyed by all prebent. The he had paid the ,&to James Stavely over recently, Dick Grojit, of Harvard, W n the - 1
Samuel Smillie, �' Of this vil. Huron, retired farmer, deceased, are required to do. ' i timeS a - inq the Senate chamber. * from,his wife and two children, he procured proceeds an � - I
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an or before the 14th ft, . . up, and thetariff $10,000, which was one-fourth of "the total mile race in 4.37 from scratch, and hu . I
in very. ill health�v-Miss G. I � liver to the undersigned picking, . r William and L 2oiiited to! $26. - - . 4
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G. -- . I -ady Dawson celebr&t. their� escape and sent them to Canada. -A very quiet -but iretty wadding core, otter. i� I brother, Alex. Grant University of Penn- I
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: I won t A anybody pafticW,arly. ed the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage Afterward he escaped himself ind joined molay was performed at the residence of Mr. -One by,one the pioneers of - .
- of Apnil, 1W7, their iZmw sad addresses and -ftm , estate of the I
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.yfi thia Week, visiting,�. :: � Pardbulars, of their lai And Woe Is hereby � � -
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- I I given that after the above" tolff Of the M98 Cherry'Grove, Manitoba, on township are rapidl over to the great are sons of Rev. A. Grant, St. Marys.
�ormer home. there. -Messrs. ' , Me the ;:edu to Goderich .Bylvani ' *on the h "
� mad estate will distribute the assets of the mid De-, the , c Red cheap ,city stores, we - Montreal.
hit.6 shipped th�es decks of',': , - SO. children and grand children, at their home twice captured, but succeeded in escaping. - Wednesday, March 3rd, when Misi Ma O'n
S station, last. i I week.-Miss.'l . ceased amonat those entitled thereft, having regard' I . . - silent spajority.' C"Ylu � . I
- ue qui. . He accumulated considerable pro]yrty in E. Crittenden, 9f Blyth, w" joined in we W I 12116y morning, 14th -Two aged residents -of Blm=Wd pass- �
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eter, who was �`the guest oV - .. only to the Oki=@ of which they Mien have notice. . � prepared to leave this in in -The. Department of Education at To- the Elgin settlement at Buxton, an * inst., there passed peacefully away, at her ed away reeentlT They were Mrs. Jo4n,
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] I- Dated at Sestotth, this 206h day of March, 1897. & . the h CIS of our customers. , : orge Stewart,' of Neepawa, SoWe residence, on lot I0 - Maitland conces- - Kemp,of the 8 . �
on jr.,of this viUag.e, has r6- � it RAYS, Sclicita for the Executon of the . ; ronto has sent a circular ,-. warning school wards went . to Detroit, living there until Manitoba, formerl � f - concessions and William . --
Ll- I visiting friends - I Jame&X�19, deceased. . sal" We come a i & Y of East Wawanosh, by sion, Dorothy, rel-ict., of. I � -
� Wim Ellis is . : I 142H M before our readers with trustees all over ,,be Province that some death. He left a widow in good. circumotsu the Rev. J. H. Munroe, of Gladet6ne, Mani- - to * the late Charles . Kennedy, who for the mfilti few years hu
Mr. and -Mrs. Thos. Palme' . . I - - .. our pr ce list of leaders.' f4kin are selling maps by pretending that cam, also a daughter and three sone. � . W&I to, in her 84th year. Coming to this - resided in St M . I . .
r, . - ! I These toba. C untry about 65 years ago, she settled on* years of a 01** Th - former I was 47 1 �
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�era in the village a, fevr dals- , IMPORTANT NOTICES. I i they had been approved by the department. --7Mr. Benjamin Gilbert, of Sidney, near . -On Thursday, 11th inst., on� of those re li,Z IT; ; o
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1�d acquaintances. . I some cues they are said to have forced Belleville,. pawed &we - on which . mbe A,wt and Mr. W. H.
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I I ; . on Frid ni lit very important events took place. at the until her death and nikuy'w'ere the incl- 'Davie will I % ,
A Barrairi, 20 acres, one and � a ! , i -bought at a special! trustees to buy 74 awyh O T " I forthe 16
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. - - I X . .miles from Goderlob, houes� 9 roome, seven ; Bell at a speci i ; attained the great age of � eighty-nine years his eldest daughter, Miss Eunice A., was of pioneer life, but all They wi Ube join- �
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mvillaga truste . 1. I J _ !'not,,. i , help it, s�l - G. McKeebide left -Glen- and ton. months, was born on May 27th. united in the holy bonds of matrimony to Christian fortitude, and ere long r -exulted " - -
ea- held tkel�r� , . WILLUX BAW KN, Exeter ; 6c IL X. LEWIS, ling morris, a few days ago, for Wolseley,Amdui. 1807, on the farm where he died, and on -Mr. C. Way. The bride is,ii big lebpe unistainces. in native of lffit6hell. - They are, no tt,
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s eip-1 I - . 1628-2 . . ! Mar- boia, to join her husband who is stationed which the whole of his life wam passed. ed oung 14dy, -while the groom in. h Id in one member of the HU&ILish church, and not ets, Lete. together. �
IGS FOR b]DRVICF.-Th gin. of :)rofLt.* there, after spending a three months' visit Sixty earn ag � -K . e
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,ne. They btave7 uegoti&ted The follow ng prices are close Our 'with her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. 0014, I I 0, at the age, of nearly eighty- for their home in -Manitoba, .rds only was her life one Of I L
, P at Hil1wreen, for the improvement Of stock, . � . . . indth wl c � arryinj . Mors . exa!n le and -Mit. Andrew Laufiei�,of Felrd)ia, Xied . .
a lumber. W a havQ three ' two Thorobred Berkshire Pigs, from the h Thomas Scott, of Glenmorrie. . nine years, survives him, w, . 3' with living for good, but her prinel eswere afewdaysajoat the It o Mr.' and
u6tees, and no doubt sa-ti Green of Fa . irvie.w. Terms --One dollar erd of e order, eir many filc�ido.- those of, the most striet integrity,, t 6 won -Mrs.- Andrew Climie, . I
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a- payabli at -Two masked men made an unsuccessful two daughters. . Mr. Gil�ert, Es Listowel. Mrs.. I
village will be the, time of service. wi at $1C, $12, $14 and $1 5 win . who was hig,h- �The other day Mr. Walter Green, of the her a warm place in the co tie ad oul' buried her dsugh�er- a few � -
given and-- our th thVrtvflgge ;I returning it. . P. xtract money mer was known Wingham electric light works, was thrown
I . . OL ttempt to e fr6m two Port ly successful as a. far � nfidence of the Lau i h i
. - ' . necessary.. CHARLESL TR ) Lt]& 142ft4. bear ,,. inspection. a � 9 public. Of late years she had not enjoyed � * 211was bus p ki h .
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. ren, frpra Point Edward �L HORTHORN8 FOR SALE. -For sale, 12 choice. - suits i n the three specia) prices, demanding money OUL pain of strangulation. religion a. member of the 1$ooiety of Friends, and driven by his boK.b.Mr. Green fell . health, and wail taken hold -gol�de to be mo7to Petrol* whom
g Mrs. S1 , . .8 L Shorthorns, 10 being females and 2 males. They The ladies screamed so loudly that help-ar- ousery -on down & 'week before her death with inflam- heir. h6band was worki ,
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L' I egaer, her sister-, - I .and. in politics & C la�ive. his head and ng, when -shlo VAUSM
. .. I,, � ringe from 1 to 7 years of age, and are all thorobreft L $4.95, $6.50 and $8, are being I . � L althoug implained of Doi grow - I
. . her-� brc,ther.-Weduea- of the beat strain I : rived and the villains decamped. - --- 4 new tariff has been ged for Pont at the time, he hel co mation- of -the lunge, and continued *to cold and.pawed' away as above stated,
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'a da, a 0 . -registered and eligible for rsgw picked tip rapidly. . has Office orders. After rran i - ;iid Mr. Chapman. 'with worse, until. she went to join her aged . r
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trick, y, and it passed off' � trstioni any Of them fiffor shoW Purposes. Will be ec 8 ,-Mr. John Peacock, of Montreal, ,- ApriQlat the tairiff on some work they were %boat to perform. Mr. -�On the 11th inst, Blizabeth � wife of
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re w sold right- JAK-99`41411L]�'Hayu We show a.) ial line of Boys' Two- kept the clocks of t - . . , - partner, who preceded her b Featherstone, of Monkto , passed
, . es-Bartin Stock � . he Grand Trunk Rail- Post offlee orders up to $2. will be Scents- Green's injuries . y about two Mr. Win.
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t. of there not being enough - : � Piece k uits at $2, 3 and $4. - way in good order for 'over 40 years, and has On : orders over $2.50 and up to $5, 4 , u were more serious than they Years. : � I . iti the Viih year of her a. .
01 I I 1 $ ce to ,,' at first appeared and he was confined to the 0 away , Speubd �
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7a . . . . -- .. I .1 I I � I Boys' School Pants at 35c, 50c, 65co never had an ill word with any man on the ever. $5 and up to $10,'6 cents ; over $10 sad house for Rome days. �&- - I Perth No'too. den'rtn'n 4"" n
- up to $20, 10 cents ; over $20 and up to $30, e'd . .
ently, as aelegate to. the ' - A UCTIOW SALE OF THE, IMPORTED -H19LQ1A-..4 . . line. He says, " One thing I have learned ' % of goulitoji ain �
' and 751'. . . -A pretty weddin had been a resi it Min. 11859.
m�-% grand lodge. -We have . 1-1 PRAUGHT STALLION BISMAY", No. a I � -�-the soft answer turneth away. wrath. I) - . 12 cents ;,� over $30'and up� to $40, 15 cents ; Bloomington, West W was celebrat at '-Mr. W. MeT I art h sold his farm, Four' of her family Survive b.ar -. - I . VX
40zo.-The Seaforth Belgian Diauglit Horse Cow- BQys' Scho)l awanosh, on Wednes- near Stafia, to Mr. 0
i death of.Mrs. IL Volland, ' . —Corderoy, 2,P C ; -Catherine Creasman, the woman who over $40 and up to $jfo, 20! icents ; over $50 d mayor of Listowel; Ibeuryjof Hartnee . Mani- -
pany have instructed 31r. IL Common to sell by . Caps . . I ayt 10th inst., when Mr. Robert Plunkett -Aweight weekil . Venner, for $4,000. -
the old pioneers. She. came, public auction the above celebrated stall! Cloth,' 15c and 25c. - - for five years systematically robbed Reiner's 'And up to $60, 24 cents ; ;ver $60 � on, terin of special services tobe, and Annie and Susan, athomet - �
In- AV . on, without � I 0 and up to led tothe altar Miss Maria Rutledge; � u I -1
. it Was nea q all & forest. - reserve. on the Market Grauod%. ftsfortb, on Tues- Boy's 8 G. � woollen mills, has been senteneed to three $70, 28 cents ; over $70 said up to $80, 329 1 daughter of Mrs. Them" Sid in the Methodist ch. rek-Mitcholl, has been -A pretty wadding took , in DAMie
af agp. � Her remains were- : - - April etb, IM, at 2 o'clock p ni. -Terms- cho ' Shirts, 5 for $1. : I . t Rutledge. Z, closed. 4 ' � I �
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orapproved joint note for tw.elv Mees Colored Laundried ShirLs, up to $100, 40 cents. The fully assisted them durin 0 �, -Mr. Norrie,- east of Staft, lost a. v&lu, Amelia�, - Youngest daughter of t e late L
cemetery on, � ,, I witiinterest atoper couL For futher partiMilan I- judge read her a f�cture, denouncing the over $90 and - g th cerenl ' able horse a few days ago by the bur -sting off corge Dickson, was uni - a ` LL
Wr. Baster, from Manitoba, � I suit pedfgree, spily to the undersigned,, 11,04161,611 . lony
, BoAsen'berry � i N, President; GEORGS lars, a ,q ecial at 75c. . avariciousness which induced her to rob an. rates on orders p�yable in 'the United King- which took place precisely at seven ol a its diaphragm. � . I ted in r - to ...
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- TumBum" Secretary. . I . � -nd the British and was per ormed oore �,
were last Mon- -. , P. 0.-. Ontano. - COXXOT Two � prices in Unlitlindried White employeruto gave her good wages. dorn and in f6reii X& f by Rev. J. W 0 GCJK'
mited 1 1628-2 u coun Pringi of - a�� H. Henry, of Ellice, by Rev.. E. W..
in holy matrimony. , . Shirts, 35c and 50c. I I , The school at Motherwell is alm, t de. Panten. The event took P L �' 115"12 -
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mud tied the, knot They . - . . Ldaders in Laundried White Shirts, fries debating club, says the Galt Reporter, is I made in orderoto compete with the ex- guesits. . 1. I . i - . , . t . he prevalence of It o'clock, at. the residence ,,of the I ' ,- --
grippe- I ' brother, Thomas Dickson, Gore of � � , ��
�Ira don, anitoba,' -wLhere, � .. TTNRESERVED AUMON SALIC OF FARM . - L the question will be " Resolved, that Pro- Press companies for the larger orders. -The Goderich baseball club has reorSauL I I .
t 'n U STOCK "D IMPLEM-ENTS.-Mr. J. H. Me- . 65c and 75c. . . t -A Stratford sport. , L .
, heir futm houie.. We - I hibition would be .a good thing .for the . —,. . . who backed Corbett -A somewhat painful Re id
L � pougail will sell by pub)(a isuctionpo Lot 25. Huron ', L I 0- � - ized for the coming season with the folio . L 01 exit
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I I ible, happinesa in th Men's Fedori, Hats, 75c, $1 and, IAwver J. E., McMullen will Huron Notegg. 4 . ing officers : Hon. president, A. McD bet. � . �
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r. Keiser and wife, - of - : � 2nd, 1891I.L at I O'Clock sharp, the following Men's Odd Pants. Our special this lead the negativi, and Lawyer J. - B. Irwin Allen ; honorary vice,presidents, Dr. J. . . . . . f h t I
- . 1P An" -The Methodists gn the Ethel circuit - RJ -Foster Hutchinson - ago, is
' iting Mrs. Ed. Fee za. feir- I- vaulable property:-Worsee.-one driving male s . . I the affirmative. .; Shannon. Dr. Holmes, Roberb ThOMP6021 , of Chic visit- placed a coffin in his delivery I � aind I
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F. Kibkrwas in- Dasbwoo . George Butler, an aged ferryman on th W. T. Welsh and Wm. Proudfoot ; . utchinsOnt of was about to close the do -hen - e
. . e . G � 0 famine fund. Preffl-, Fullarten, Vhe is seriously ill. '- � . or* "
P . Y"Im old, 8 steer*4 years bid, 4 helfers 2yearsold, . . started off suddenly, eiLliging , -� - I
cows. near calving, 6 young farrow Cows, 6 hera:s -$1.50. .- a - . or when
d hel -d t take a shoe . Grand River at Onondaga, was drowned -The property of J. & J. Livingi4one, , dent, B. D. Grant ; vice-president, H. L.1 -Fred W . him 11-11foraialirts .
. sold there. -Alra. F. KAb- 6 steers a Years old.L 1 thoroughbred bull, with pedi- . in Slows of Ga&,hll,l 6t his leg with his head against a sharp loornero lee,
- - Obildrqn's anis and Mortar Boards, while� rowing two Indiana across. His boat, Brussels, offered for sale on the 12th inst., Watson ; secretary -treasurer, W. J. ,Pass-�� - E, I --
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. gree, 2 year* old ; I thwoughbred Durbain calf � L I I � fractl0red wwk working in the wh a few receiviny an, ugly ggsh a Z ight .
.wood on a visit to her - 6. 50c. 1 being old Cuid leaky, sank, The Indiana was not sold. . I more ; manager, J. B. Nairn. The first days a . -
L� I tnonthe old.-Implements.--Onestogle buws I .
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, -Miss a d to swim -ashore. A 'thir4 Indian Mr. George Moore, of H match of the season will probably be on May� � . I
�. .; Liz'zie Rauer, Of' L liew ;, 1 set single harnoM I hone bay mke,- Oveinlls and raocks, 65c, 75c, 85c and man re _ ullett, has pur- i -W. 61up. Cloebe4 of Mitohe,U, han'sold, �Ii
� visiting her uncle and. ing plows, and numerous other article&, The whole � . had remained ashore, saying the boat was chs�sed 24th, with. a London team. i Aquiet wedding took place at the
$1. 00. i . - -50 acme from his. f brother Henry. � his Sse four year old driver to Mr. Bedford home of James Robb,, l2th ., on, �
Holtzman has been busy - will poeltively be sold an the proprietor is over I overloaded, and he would wait for another Thin iveF n I -It is with sincere regret we are called �
Blue .Derry 1 Overallincr and Heavy t -6- - I I Farrow, Stratford. � .
Otooked. Terma.-All eums of $5 and under, Cash ; gi i hit 150 acres. i -
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ap roved ,o1n1no um � t 16c, 18, 20c and 25c o teepee Ded. _ Penn u c nn 6 u b .
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to the people in this - g be allo'ea off ount pe X _ 11 he. London asylum, was pai dearly for their fun. 'I citizens of Morris, in the person of Thomas , Jolly, . a-pralperOus r 11 .
U(;ALL Prop no r8� J 1� c a vard. �, died recently in t the Seebach small -pox affair will c4nt the lock to John S. -
. � a 628.1 . 1, left a legacy by her father shortly after Ion- I town of Mitchell about $2,W. highly respected farmer of Bearer 101.
I 0 1 1 1 . Line of Xe4's Black Oashinere Sox . r. ilmot, of London, has purghaaed McKinney. Mr. McKinney was stricken -Andrew Dalgleish's sale of farm stock B. w� jo I
� I . � - - . . - i ing her reason. It reverted'to the Ontario the je ,e ry business in'Cliliton of -the late down about two � weeks ago with that fell and implements) near Tavistock - 0. The interesting ceremony was , . r-
Lakelet. - . . . 25c. a pa�. I Governmept, but on the- retiresentation of Mr. i . . . , realized formed by the -Rev. A. Henderson, M. P#
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_ - , i lecombe. disease pneumonia, and in spite of good care .over $1,0D0. . . - I
� of the boy& .have their � GADY'S BLOCK. These -are a lew speciala. What our Governor Boston, of the county gool, it has 4Wodey Vale, a * I I - of Whitechu . rob, . � .
. I I . u emplovee in the Exeter and medical attendance he was called away -Mise M -Way, who formerly kept a ' y, 1.4th inst.,- Arthur,, son . � I . I
-animer, , Alex. McConnell; . been set aside for the educ4tion of Mrs. Times office, had his thimb smashed by onSunday, 14th. - Mr. MoKinney leaves a ,a-m'all grocery in Mitchell, died, at Mr. Mr. R. G -
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,, *s, south of Gorrie. ; R- - . . in�peeti'Dll. We are pleased 'to -Charles Curran, the switehm I I Ratcliffe, of Blanahard died
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f . q I i . . -Thomas Bell has. rented ,Win. . � I
'nght to Mr. Shearer, - . I Railway - 6A one, an the sister lied but three wee I �,
Ing � . Refuge are Edith Barher, of Tucketomith, -George Shieb, jr., while working in ney's farm, south of Farquharj�- for a term. , I
. ftmeth show , through at any time. - badly crushed in the Grand Trunk House of Hack-
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r bag for their chop no,w. . � . . il � None of his relatives were � . . Robert Sfiiels' bush, lot 26, concession 16, of ei t years, at a rental of $M per year. came to seo his biobber :an4 caught �col
Aul . i I L . --�-D. Eckrnier has leased �ie farm adjoin. e t hip, last week, met %ith what -11ble ice on the river Thames in Fuller
, . present, as his death was rather unex c;, .
1-1 I d ing Ethel village, to John i M I sitting up with him, resulting Inhis death. .
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.xave had: that all winter. . E HAVED E PRICE TO ALL Grey, fors term of ,years. Jh-e latt eir 'will accident, by the. the 10bh i
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year old son of bir- Gowdy � � leaves -a, widow and a small family to-',nou . breakingof a small black, Inst.,and.." a. consequenc;the I
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Plow Sho , I MONEY BACK IF WANTED. -There -were 4229 pairs of twineborn dur- 7ftftile cutting ice on thO� river at Lower had felled. Mr. Shiels saree his lifei pro- -Thomas Russell, of the Thames road, . . . I �
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set the fractured limb,, � f.me.....!.."...! ing the year 1896, in Ontario, but only one � I
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I � , fell in and. had .a narrow' escape from received the weigh , an ' nown as " Knoxonian 11 preached anniver
ained the little fellow.-- I . � � . case of triplets. The Province had 13,987 I t of the blow and saved India as, a pair of.pure bred Durham cattle,
Mg. . " for the , ,. � Bary sermons
marnag@s. . I an sum of $600. , -
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I -aiteii, this and. the bourid ; . . - i and 10 6f the brides were overi --7-A burning barrel, at the resiaence of --m-Mrs, Henry Linker, of Tavistock, Ieft church, St. Marys, �11,Sabbkth, 14th in3t.9 � .. -1 -
olad0W. He found. out the I Gffffll MACDONALD 70 years of M ra. K!y -In'the death of Thomas W. Ginn,. a and addressedple a.4111LAI social held Mon- I . - .
. I . It . - sby, Winghams lealled out the of an oldandrespected r on lastw;;ionan extended trip -to Dakota . - '
7 na are made up, of on Sat- I .1 � . age. June and December we're the most esident, - Thomas day night. All thw. services were la . ,
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-1 at G.orrie- The iuvestiga- . course aI a few weeks the . CLOTHIERS. popular months for the legal union'of hearts, damage was done. . I Ginn, Maitland c6incession, Goderich town- attknded, aad Dr. Vj;�uVo discoursaereglZ ��: .
P.roceedingp of the annual -,- . faimiers will be en aged in Plow- . .1 . i I while August was not in the race with any . I ship, a most promising young man Pas She expects to be- absent all summer. � � . ---
- I ,9 1� - --43bretton Bros. willbec4me proprietors oreward. Somefive yea --Knox church con$�egation, St. M Ii bted all who had thc'pleasure of lie -
uok- place and everything� of the other months of the vear. pawed to hi I 9 tening I -
. � ill% but one of the requisites is a On the Wrong Side of the Street, in the . of the Queen's hotel, Brusseli, afte to hgo presented Mr. John Joh - Arys, to them.- It in thirty years since Dr. Graiii ,
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ing. I � � - -Mr. Acres' resign ion ras prine r the first Fis health failed, and thinking to - et wor .
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The seven or eight,, pair of serviceable Shoes. We - �, �. at' iP8J Of of May. James O'Leary, the� present oc- at something essier than farming, fe took a I . Y,
P in -No. '�' coutained inoro* : have receiv' . . . k. . It .s�hool after forty years, cupaht, talks f i 1 t; Rodahsind. course at London Commercial College, where with a puree containing $25. - ja -4in the de4ith of.good old TstUer Tya. ' - I -
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" - . . rice, has bdbn accepted with' regret -Mr. Tiedale'Wessford, of Grey town- he greatly distingnished himself. He after -The Rev.. Dr-Haviiilton of Motherwell, dall, as he was familiarly known, on the 7th � . . �:
I g � the school * bosid, and the board expr�ased ship, was injured the other day by the dis.- .
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a confirm*n,r the proceed- . new in Plow, 8-hoes—the Williams . SEAF09t1f, - - - ONT. - has a .veryloore hand. i;;. Armstroli iamb., at his daughteen home, in Elms, the.
I ,I its warm appreciation of Mr.Acreie services. ch 9 . . �
'obber will be trustee dur- patent adjustable boot. These ' P arge of a ride in the hands- of imaother but getting no better he returned h6 ted Pon it but it will be some time community. losei a much respected citizen
ee, . arsk We believe ther I I � � � Agrant of $100 was made him, the under. wards'wiBnt to Manitoba for a few months, opera u - .0 � -
�� . oes, are made in grain and kip, - person. The ball entered his'! foot. where he has since remained untfl his death, e he will be able to uie it. .. and Methodimm.bus of its early pioneers. �: � .
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. I ew is set' asider ow 11 ding being that this will be voted to , -Prior to her marriage, Wim Eligenia, by consumption, on March 11th, bei 31 -Mr. J. Barr,- of - Black Xreek, Mr.'Tyndall had reacbed the g'rieat .% I
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4. guaranUed wate of, no bother ! -1 . - . I near ; is Of ,
bhere were somp uaqualifle ' � � , i rpro I - i 9� him annuan* to s�jpplement the small allow. Walkei� of Clinton, was Ing '
pleasant an( I with � I . I presented with a yeari of age. Carlingford, entertaluid. the Aber 'e 90 years. Of 4 fainfly of,' ' chit ' dt' �� -
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� J, ;ihappy tiwxa- '� laces or buckles breaking, fat - ce received by him from the superannu- puree of gold by the choir aid officials of ' a large gathering of friends, the o J1 three7surrive. Besides these he leav/A 18 �
ion I - -Mr' Edward Cam], of lot 15. on the Wing the fifth anniversary f h c 10 andchild d 25 ' kt grandchildren,
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, was. united xu' 6 to, M ey Orden . tleman well and favorably known by a Wg -Mr. A. Hodgert, of Varquhar,; has pur-
m&rriag . . shoe on the market -Only one l . � . writfer$5,000 againsA Samuel Smith, of member. . . 0 chased from James Delp subsequently in Elma., His wife died It .
ia, a popnla� *d energetie' - r -Jeasie May, tbe.8. circle of friends and &%uaintanoos. passed ty, of Glencoe, a .
,e I , ;�iorre were. * dealer in -e'very town cam buy this Are ing used more and ' Sophiasburg, for breach, of.p omine of mar- year old daughter Of away on Monday morning of last Week. splendid draught siall!on imported direct Y' W- . I .
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,. 4- - - riage. 'The'plaintiff, who is about nineteen Mr. Wm. R%rber, of the 12th concession 'of Deceased was 48 years from 8cotlandi d i -Mrs. Monteith, an old lad- ' i N
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� ent. - Rev� A,1r.. stew �rt , shoe, alad we are sole agents for more very day. years of age, alleges that Smith and ahe West Whwanosh, passed away on Monday and action, asuberb t
iated.' A variety Of ;:N911k- - -Seafortb. We would like I were engaged to be married, and that he of last week, after about two *eeks' illness threq weeks ago was su a * a - _
the, esteem f .. . , every relia accident corn- I � Pneumonia, land although for xome days -Rev. A. F. Ta�l , Sattirday, and killed. She I cromm
,of the contract , broke the engagement and married another from hall"I'Matory rheumatis* ly &Ad family, who the streit at the corner I _* g i
e evening was spent in, - . �, farriler to see, them before buying. pony The Canada Ac- girl on the 15th rrevious he was very low, his sudden death spent some days in I of M ,anct "- ;
I - I I a � of February. Smith in a - -A football club , rn in Ifitchell, od their way �
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jo;y games'.-Tli�e�'Meirt- � I . I cide - Assurance Com- well-to-do farmer. He is more . rom . ved in Cresson, Iowa, a I i
� , 11 has been i or of heart failure, was a *#A and sudden to the West, have arri tario, streets who 'the rig, which was witk. I
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.; I � years of age, and has a grown-up family. - Ca tsi W Allenby ; Secretary, IV. B. . . down,and I
,bh inst.-Jaines, De , t ; _ Lri� prqmptuess and - home there and expect to� like it weU. . knocked her the two wheelsofitho
-if . F 'a, Carrol was a devoted husband, and since . �
. 0 # - . --Mary Ford Bush, wife of the late ��hn Rag ; � . wagon o"r her body. -She Uved � I
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X. Ho,wletVa farm, near, - ` ; . I f oour, y, use the C. P. . . A. H.1 Irwin ; oom- the death of his wife some nine years agot -Miss Nors, Clench, of St. ,3"ML � . L i
.11 I ush, and the wealthiest woman at th ttee, J. Lockeridge, C. Henderson and H. his whole Rim the oldy a Ow minutes after the accident. The :
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45i�"- I 9 b, died Saturday night at her mansion, Hamilton. I
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hts thiz week, owinX - . 11 I 7-, Clifton place, overlooking the great catar- -0n Monds PINY I
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� t act, on�the Canadian side. Mrs Bush was teachers and officere of Rat4nbury Arent ton'NewEra . . g6v inside. Mrs. Monteith was one Of Strat-
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L . A t 76 years of age, and was the daughter of Methodinh, Sabbath school, CHhton, with a id by MrToldthorpo. to out wood in -Mr. Richard Balkwill, of the 9th line, 1857. She leaves topr,saim ind one daugh- * -
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--n The, - ' ,� OPPoaite - f8TTW0 York. The deceased was long a resident of Mr. Foster, superintendent, where a pless- were tin 'their dinner, the iee,c irl house, into which he intends king : One of her mons, James Fitzgibbons, af % �
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