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, - , DI13TR OT MATTERS. P � 11 I I � I Pe6ple's Pomlar Tr' i
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* I � he s oul take him back And. return the ceptl*0111'was -bola after - the ceremony. of Mrs. 'W' wl. Tun1lard will learn - with last. In nealth or sickness he was a Sweet- . i
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q t I i I � Sht flwu oil (EXP4010tov'' 'purchase mo�ey.- T,iis Mr. McGr6go I , re- Among' the guests were Mr. and M ra. Wm. rc gret of the sudden death of her mother, tom 've b and was b -loved P -lace. � .
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I �i � fused to do, note and Prendeligaeb, of Toironto, Oatario.-Co,Ai. w itch occurred :in Kingston, on Monday by all his. companions. is family have the +++i 1:
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� I egor _'Jaab, after an illness of a few hours the sympathy of mamy friend� in their -hour of
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oi,; �, I i - soum HURO�. . for 1,450 the purchase money he had mid, .: ELECTmN RETLTRN�,-Ueasrs. R. J. Mac,tromlt of Am epile
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i lv`.,� 11 REFORM MEETINGS. , he hi d guaranteed the horse sound or that' A. Telegraph Company to receive the elec. deceased her about a year and a half ago. - Brothers. The Bible Society meeting .
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. I- iT - -AVALL PAPER � -of th � horse's unsoun Ineos until shortly be. I ion', on the evening of election day, Novem- . Lumley. I ati ended ion Mond . in I a ) I
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1. - - 1. . . fore ,he Action Against him was star ied ; her 7.. An instrument wIll be placed in the the Epiact-pal church. A� stirring address I- I
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J - ance � of your home as to have nice bright addre in appearance of his farm by erecting a cycle _-_--A-!fNggXMX
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11 I . 10 couilipg on you need especially to have Zurich, Town, Hai Friday, ,149vember been Sound, as the plaintiff olai ed, he , nauticed.from, the platform. oIn the town old delight to every woman and sh a soon
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, It; .., . I i done.-Tbe Inspector aid our school a visit year and I he past century , by the grand J, ,
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1 A- 4 911 should either. have returned the animg or i hall the returns will be received over the G. on j, parent soi iipty, the Brit all and Foreign to have lots of it. Iva chilly 01 , �
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, � StOC4 is' complete and well assorted, , Hensall, Scott's Hall,. Saturday, Nove .. I
;_ � . � . made demand in reas nable time for 4 � N, -W., and 'will be announced from the . A or.
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1� 2+ ,4 ! prices ranging from 3o -to 40c per roll. her 3rd. -ages for breach of t , ie alleged -repres(ota- platform as they come in. vil ited friends in Hay township last SAb- -' - � oh�ly -
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� . I Leadbury, Jones' Hall., Mon -No em. tionel But, instead., of doing this, the Mr. Somerville tributed n 3arly $60 last yi� r . I
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1 V4 -.1. PICTURil",S AND PICTURE her 5th. . . ohe agent, is making every arrangement Jor ing old acquairittances in this locality part of : -
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; '. . � plaintiff *sited for over a year, and had a complete, reliable and early report of the The playful ezes that blor : ab,oub,
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I . - - , . . - N 'and -treated the is OWE I e ections in -the different coustituenoies.' lao t week. -Miss Maud Glenn, socompaule e� bre
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1. 4 4 � I � . by the Misses Ford, of Tuckersimitb, spent -Mr. Tennant, barrister, of Lou- nigh
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11 ,,�.;__'_ . darrialges. It was-alse-proven in court �hat TH DEPARTED. -We have again � U in Cameron was in the village on Monday, last, o business. -Mr. � porge ad) bell W, as �
U We carry. 96, line of pictures and picture Each l -of the Above meetings, ",except Sea- M 1 heavier, warmer garments. N
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- J- � - � - I I - arWe the plaintiff had exhibited the - stallioi i .at i - women d �
; frames in Standard sizes, also a- I , forth, will ,t 7 30 week to record the death ot two respected taking assessments for "the Fire Insurance was in Loi idon last week binin 1 �busi- . o the bulk of dry good buy..
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_ . The ConservaUve canaidate, or any repre- ing fair and got see rizs citizens. Air. James Sleeth passed peace. Cc mpany. nova with Aessure.-Mr. . Spencer has re Ing for the home, this talk i e ra.
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I .1 - � pay only for the moulding the picture to be present at ach,bf these meetings. � Greg had was not unexpected. Mr. Sleath .has been be, had for yonr -money, and wel 0 the .
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� ,--.,-, � , GURTARN- POLE8 swer to an adveirtisement in Tifr,'H-v.RoN severe sufferer from an internal growth Of ism )uDt Of EGOOOY to loan at 5 Per'dent., on first-cla" Hu�,Lihiaon who has been, manager during such merchandise as brings you at re. . ,
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� , _ also had i everal other, well known horse nen some kind, no that the great change was a far, a socurit turns for th
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. H P � �- � WINDOW SHADE8. he gold relief to of expense ' ,a ;
- P I : _ - � school section NO. 5, Morrid, received 18 wivyo bad xamined the'llorhe before him, as his recovery was impossi'. var qed free It the borrower. Also a. the summc r monthai, will ieturn to Kings, NOW$ ,or Ome of the things that
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�,_ . ii, Von may need Curtain I'oles or Win- Salaries varying from $225 to 1$400' and �noticqd a ything - wrong� with the horse. life, being only 42 years -of age. Ile was a week. Sevem good farms for sale. 167 ad in from 11onsall statioz i, last week, four i
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� $300 to had. a' ver weak case The jury failed to Hope, but had resided here for a great many induction inWestming'
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�� I I and rrua:ran,tee that you will get the $400. In the lo there were applipationa '' on Again started on
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".. .�A � 4 owing for the de endant with full costs. Mr. ldc' bul siness. integrity and straightforward busi da.3 ), at 8 o'clock, when addresses will be . � . I
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accepted the . of thrwehildren, survive him. He was a see ill is able to be out again. William Johnston, Bon of Mr. William now heavy Suitings, new Cis
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, 5- I Stewart, of Mitchell, who comes, highly Berry, of Heripall Johnston, of ,the' 5th line, Morris, was Tweeds, new Plaid Skirtings. .
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, A i . . i :i Will. Smilliet of Br: ce- life was, in , ing here for some time, returned to her home �
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I I t, 7� �, � '. - __ Smith ea sral iveterinary surgeons - meeting, addressed son, of St. Thomas. Mr. J`611inston is in the �
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i , i t, I - TR�kvFj,T,F.Rs,-In additionto varlious-local t well -doing man, and .although of a some. by -Mr. John McMillan, was held here on this department. We cater ') W<manli.
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. sales, the following were ticketed out -to prize, t Bright show after he had -been in 'was formerly o! the Michi an .1
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, - _i -- , i more distant poir to this, week, by W. Som. well like I by 01 who knew him. He was a attended, The interest does no earn,
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" ZWELR ' member ' f the Ancient Order of Foresters, great this ca at 25c, 35c, 503 and. 65c per yard I
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I and the members of � that lodge in town at. there is no tive candidate. I I 1 84 1� I
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r- i,;; �, , Hinchley, John -3 �arner, Edward . Hinchley, 10 us in wishing himself and wife all happiness �
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I UO ME , 1,0- XyLiluon, -North Da. by strict at iontion to busluess and supplying a I: rst Bale on Frk ay ot � last Caper 'r, 0 '13
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� �� �T " A - Ellis and family, 011184 Article it a reasonable prica to merit the pat. I end death we have to refer to ines, stylish Fu ollar'tteo,, -
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. I mandville, to Hartford, Conne- I @1 I 08, forenoon our citizens were shocked to learn oday. The at- All ladies are interested in b, band�
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A � : �L,v W,A�THP. -Dried applesi fowl and wor Ling all summer, and has gone to Lucan. C. Ham a - auctioneer them look to t , ,
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� I I i A" " - � ........er S Jewelry Establishment, brother-in-law, Mr. Pago, of that city, who of NoVembee.' our stock Is large and well a 1- ant had suddenly assed away. It seems * . least cost, That's reason- .
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7 It, . �1. . ` . 'A FORT Ef. G.'E. King, Wing I that M li Stewart wi on t.ie 4bh concession of Stephen, is making week, on tie 6 - litical meetings able. Why? Because we guarantee a - , � ; . �,
. - � , SE died at his holne'there, after a brief � , am. � C. . bh line, -
I _ � �' *1 � -illness - 171,4; I ' is sitting in his store Preparations to move into Hay, where h g on and Wedneed , will declaireall" perfect fit, best workmanship, choicest,
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.- A- � - W. R. COU i ager. . about 11 o'clock, and having st�oped down
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: �. it Is u4ed In the best homes, It's sale Is daily In3n *;'., to fasten his shoe lace, fell over on the floor who has been somewhat indisposed, i's fully next iieek will -tell the ta hip. before owned such a worth colle(tion. .
; � Michigan, where lie- expects to remain for skins, and matchless value.
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I I I - . I V07 __ s Com,tah-,�-All young men a cured, bult the vi . tal a ark had tely pro- I I
'� �", - -, . Loudon was visiting at Samuel Stanlake's Station on Monday last by George Fother. we have it, and if So, you'll -be agaiiner
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- -1 ,' - � , . F,Ds-Rev. Dr. McCrea, women who eat to - atte d a - u Sunday. -Mr. and Mrs. H. Isaac drove gill, of WxwanoBh, The apples go to as well as i, � I
I j � r - 6xp first class * comn er, was almost . inatantateous. Heart disease we. .
I 4 . I late'of Colling-wood soni of Mr. John Alb- cial school a to London on Frida
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� CAPITA I. (P&id U p), - $1,600,000. Crea, of Brussels 9, on Thursday'of last Col Stratford, fqr a catalog.uo. This In' ti- clause of this iterribly Sudden taking Mrs, Milligan. r. Wiliiam Smith, who -0— i
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-,,c " the Westminster Preabyterian chur* ' ' Varna.
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. � . 114 - !� ti - � - P y'cash., B We Bros., Grocers, Soaforth. . Ponlialo, of the Lake road, has an attack of week at Mrs. James Arristrong'@.-M MATERIALS. j
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-1 � - - - . 1710. � typhoid fever and has been removed to the Win. Stinson and wife, from Oregon, is on a i - . �
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I id'.. - - A General Ban kin Business trans- - �,U�. M r. ,'� a w 6 r I f � Hats, Ornaments, Feathers, Flo*ers,,
, I i - 11- vices. I P- mercial hotel, but for, some years has been visit here, al ter an absence o" over 31 years.
i 1 -,*� � � � go. who took part in plied to the -Central Bualno a College, Stratford, I I I
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� : m I I -1 � the r.sCrFices, mkde incidental conducting the Seaforth reafauraub, and his , In 1869 he If ft Varna, and went to the gold Buckles, Ribbons, Chiffons, Silks Vel- __
I -, :: and advar ces Marje Or - allusion graduatei to take Pooitio,18 as teachers, In th Ir I ' �
-fF- , I " �� t T .n same at lowest to vhhg on oil ' bools. This Purely i.q Hironw evidence that f onial manner and good business ab lit' Hensall. fields of Neva.da and Califor iiia, but vets, Veils, Braids an �
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� . - -7 . rales. i - epee Contral Business College enJoys a continen 31 made him popular, and secured him a good It' gave great pi .
� - , � - ch from the late Sir John Macdonald, present time is a resident f the State of I easure and satisfactiou'dur-
I �z ;'�� - I I reputation for thoroughness I LoCAL IB-Riuirs.-Afr. John E' . .
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. much pleased to see him lo king so wel Of ad-Miri,bg women clustered
;. - - good, fro ih ous and obliging, both in business and pri., lar e copper kettle with a revolving stirrer, about our show room, and giving: ex-
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. � � !!,, � � ,BUTTER 1 W,UNTF-*,D.- 80 throngs
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. I � I A� . brillantspeeche8 he bad �ever listened to, price will be 0 . )d vate life, and was W1311 informed on many which be intends using in connection with He is a Splendid opkim6n o pressions to their admiration -of � our
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1 . �j, I" � Ir SAVINCS DEPARTME aid. f manhood, well
� '. I est Tile allusinn to 8�r Viirilfrid was 'received- t Subjects, being ind istrious ieader. M rs. big eider mill. -A number of young pe P, built and w)ighe over 200 pounds, andAs
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I I 7� allowed on depGs4s of One Dollar and ComfoAable frame hou,31 to rent at [8 millinery in every term of delight
e; �__ � �, I . o e bale and hea ty. His wife is a daughter of .
.� .� � with tremendous nthuaiasm and applauae Jolip street. For particulari apjily ab the house 3r Stewart is the eldest ,daughter of Mr. Alex- from Hen8all attended a large party in known to -woman kind. The result -
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I li � - , Robb pay the highest price n cash for g ldi 9 remains w a to see them both. -Mr. Thomas Ward lost ) work,long and late in orZer .
I .1 L_ I .1 ood hl ere laid to b in the Maitland- fun-eial of Mrs, Wilson on Wednesday of - to keep the workroom from overflowing
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I I - � , S. ACUIDENT,-Mr. J.- S. -Welsh, of this Mc.2 . . I Airs, Wilson resided near of the Stomach was the cause of deatil.-Oa
I �1. , ", - Londesboro and was at one time a resident the most stylish and becoming hatai are
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. ,,, last, which will lay him tip for some time. daughter, Lizzie, -wore out driving, the nut they who decide in favor of our "nil-
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J I r � 'r, Will fttrnish complelo returns on the night I d when comin' .down otes, announcit'g front.wheelcxm6off. The horse took fright
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, Brock's hill'! on the mill road, his load�got to all the -important ev( rit that was Huron at Dungannon and for'East Huron Of t and ran a ininda-you of, you'll likel
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_ displaced. Ho,g�t 9 end of last daughter ou! of the rig. Lizzie was not g Place.
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� - - dour to their ullice, We have also beer, aP - off to fix "it and whil to take place within its wa Poople's Popular Tradin
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from uut and in doing so bing through the veins ( f the fair dines, tie . erably shak a UP, and. .,*-+. , I
. - differ6b brKn(.h offices in this Con.' on.,the rig to, get thD lines . �' Mr. A. Hale. -Mr. Harry Israel ba8'secured has raturned honie.-Dr. Lindsay and Air . was for 'A time ++++q -4--P+++ I �
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. : I a good situation as foreman of one of the a. thought ver Seriously injured. Medical !
- he must have fallen underneath it, for tile occasion being the marriage of Mir. Steph(In . Lin( . ]pay, of Whitby, were in the villsqge on 9 - * I -
stittieucy wbich will be compiled in the Hall , departments in the new McLaggan furni- The . . -
a8 thcy are reir.eZvoif. ,Strall admission to ,,,,Is got away an -1 he was rende ed un- Lamb, one of our 'most respected citizeni, ' aid,was soon I rocured, and it was ascertained �
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� er, of Brucefield, hod just paused parts and highly re pected. The sorry to lose H rry from town, but wish Aucti in 8 e of Mr. Samuel Rannie, of Hay, - � 1
. . with his lent ebr' * him well in his naew situation. He is a good was large one, amounting to $2,300, Mr. for her spee& recovery. -The accideut oci-
� W. SOMERVILLE, Agent buggy and see'ing the. -accident, lie to k -Mr. rriony was performed by flev. Father M( - - curred in the village, and the horile getting -
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I .1 ! � Welsh up in big buggy and, brou �u I him Cabe, in the presence of a large number ( f has bu6inoss interests. UL
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. . I . . Co,minohia. milding, 8l,,'APORTH. u Et furnish Mor am, were in the village Mitchell's. I b was badiy out on the legs. I
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t 7 1�� � - _ his collar bone was broke.n. Hi,s injuries Sustained th in the trying ordea Morri�w's brother. -Mr. and Mrs. William ' I Dry Good ,s i
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� � - ' McIntosh and Miss McMillan, of London, this week, attending the funeral of Mr. . st Ca'h-
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. 01 For Season bustnesm for n, 61110, 6,11t they are ni6t con. 'After the ceremony was over the weddin Alitch,,-Il were in Ilderton the flr8t part of Cheap tbi
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. . -. y . !ain Street, -sidbred daugerous Ly his physician, iind we party drove to the residence of the brid% M q.�'McIntoshls parents and other relatives is not always. atter the best. Shemaywant $
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I - . . . in McKillop. -Judge Doyle held co'urt Mitch ell's. -Th e. contraAors are pushing Dress Goods ry -Goods Store. -
; I - I � � . settfoall, horses -collided with, a telegraph pole'la short. and congratulationa exc whie � L
. � :f , auged, after dIv forward Mr. H. Jacobi)a dwelling.- save a dress I
i i , ; � - .here on Tuesday. There were a good inany ado of material costing s� i
11 -, .- Ageut fc-r the 11vr-1,' Con Bict (to Company, Goder- 11 acial i the parC�, drove to the i tation - to see M i q per . __ . __ ___ �__ ----
, �- c . I I .r distance from where - he. i I b took .
� . � � ! leh, 0i. L. A'full ll,itt of tilt. 1pitt.,at up-to.clate f cages, but �none of special: interest. -Mr. luvi. W. J. Doherty, of St. Paups church, yard. In looking for handsome Dress rab� ��,_ - �
. , . $vheehi place and becoming free(] from t ad Mrs, Lamb off on - "heir. wedding tri BID ries, most Women go t year-old child, and could not 6nd it. "
. I . . Percy Hoffman was here from London auson o The E. McFaul Co.,
; 4 r ' Y," turlied in'to Mr. .Broadfoot's rd after east, to spend their loneymoov. Wit on *r,
�T I . � . for tt;� u, eanon of o60 on. hatid. Tho - " AlcUroad d Mr. and Mrs, J, C, C,I attended
I � . "(;Oltl[110",'iQnu()"all(l"Uo(terit;h." Also apnt -for I a dean6ry meeting in Clinto Seaforth. Well, we- would advise you to and Mrs. Jacklin and t
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4� .- I � I hlu(. 0101111)ali� �unhlug a short dist mce, and, -were � ot in. .their h,o8t of friends her, . I
� f7 V I bic�(+,4 U Ct(�V,C!alld, Ohio. All wheels guaranteed Jured-.. I - POSITOR joins in most tried at the division court.�The level. last, and report a very interesting And buy ygur cheaper �-loths from the same peo. searched all night, and early next morning' .
o f and pritT8 right,. (!.Lit atitt exatuin lieforo )-oil pur, ,.- - . - - hearty congratulation y profi[bble meeting. -Mrs. C. A. McD6nell ple, because if it's possible to get found it in a back field. The e � hild was out
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cc 1� I - (-hasr. A fwl [[t�% of laek, 14- , pytiiand sundries fail � I was broken by a very heavy rain storm this week, visiting r hat fell that -night,
in si(,cl, Umf rapa:riniz dmle 'I.kTJ'.[.N[O.NfAl,.-l',cfer.rin�', 4- � as in Kippen
� I . - '. A14;) dealer in " Ray- . A I g lo the mar. ney down the stream of ife will be of th elatives. clot ho at 25c, 350 find 50a per yard. they but, as far as we call learn, is, none bbe
� �, -The brick work 'of Mr. W. 0. Davis' have them. 1716 1
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. 111011d- WWI " V"tt'A" 3 1',% �ng Mal-hineq, rwedleH, oil, 'riage of Mr. W. HawIcstiaw', a forine'r well most pleasant kind, - on Monday. We will now likely have a block, and Messrs. Macarthur & Cole worse for its little -
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I � -V',r-A- ie Exeter I VqA1V10X8,-Tno nominations I`O had a $175 house here o n* Monday night. . , Rober 'i.
� ?I I _W_ W, is now located in I - matters in band. The " Prisoner of Zenda" cite ba 3 k arg. completed, and present A, very young may." Never was the truth of thi Fraser R'mbnry, Richa d Arrnstron
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I N(YRTEI RMP� zr, , i.'AF0V attended the -,anniversary services he d in the death of Jennie, wife of Mr. Alex. .
. - 0 A -very 1 pie".. South Huron took place 'in Cardno's hall � 'The pliy ivas satisfactory to all who heard I t )n Monday for .I&A,81.
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� - ing event took place M th resid' be' Cavan Presbyteriah church, Exeter, on Sab koka, to spend the isho,ting scason.-W�ile
j . I , . I a of Mr. I Seaforth, on Monday last. At 12 o'clock 1 if. -Rev. Mr. Martin preached in the Pres. - Swan, which said event took place at their
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� (3 r ill SOW -U19 Machines. near Belgr' I �
I . .Ada, was united in iparriage to William J. turning officer read the writaud asked foi; ing. Rev. Dr. C%mpbell, ex -moderator, church on Sabbath morning last, delivering Deceased was married, to her now bereft station for tile, on We ,nesday of list week, i
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I - formed by Rev. Ali-, Ton E'yak i were His addresses in both pla * f Methofist church this week.-Ou 9 0 1
t I . Y� prosenco of , and Mr. George McEwell, and stated that Ila hold in Seaforth I
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� .. . . -quties'.had terminated. A pubX apple buyer of this �ounty, is again up to' . the communitv to the breaved friends. - jolt pitched the boy high in air, but fortub- �
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t I - itely he alighted in the wagon, Tills WAS
. 8TRI-ITIPWO), ONTARIO. ly attired in! a navy 1)!ue gown and carried a � O'Connell . : JOTTI-NOS.-Mrs. Autbon Allan spent a I .
�. t . was appointed chairman, Ile � ! Wroxeter. - y repeated ieveral times in t] 18 -
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i I bouquen, of rosc�. 8he was assisted as called upon the candida large shipments from Seafor(,h Station.- . few daygi, dur ng the past week, with her going over
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I . A r-whool that i.i ti()iag the best work in bridesmaid by xis to arrange the nchley, John Turner aged mother, B t Parh 'I rough ground, b �
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I -i Canada to -day. 'I 9 Jr. 9 pie butter, and we're rinaking g cat (jujintities of bell, who was thrown out o
basinu.is education ii; Al i a s i Meears, E'd. Hi Notl * ut finally be dropped out nf -
I can Hawkiihaw � sister , order of speaking, It was fiiiiilly agreed George Baldwin and T. R. F. Case left on the wagon and was picked up unhurt, 1*4�_
t � I 11 - Our Of the groom, whilt Will McLaur,' 7 "p] f
7 . I nmg 01in, of 'between them that Mr. Mc -Millan should Tuesday for New Ontario, on a deer hunt, them tbese fine (laye. Our ra,4ilitics are unexcelled. night last wee L, his rig, one mnathave had a rough ride, as the hind
11 Flifice"t V%tM(),f,(w giveg-full-information.' Brantfor:�, brother o' the bride, ,porformed I open the meeting ; that he sh' . Cleanlim.-es and doapatch rule here, n on, his way home from Bx-
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- � , * . ing excursi & ,kind3, Gu3sm, Bitos, ve-Ing very it w .
. (is of grocrnsinan, Nliss Edith � ed by Air.- NIcE'wen, an(I then Mr. M. Y. .Goderich and Seaforth Collogista Institutes 1,3, a o lumber of all .
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F 4'144-62 home was b . was, played on the recreation grounds on' L'00AL BRmon.-W Airs. James I'Vestlake, went down to Strat' [
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. ceremony a, tasty ' Alordie on behalf of Mr. WeEwen ; also that Hough cup, whi'ch our boys have held for so one mor I , NEV],ii SATISFIZI).
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i It I dejeun-er wftfi servocl, whon tile youn Ding last week, at' the new house of daughtpr, Airs Young, who i.a ill with ty- -E'ven busine
- , TH ' (CANADIAN : Mr.' Mc�iiliain should havo.15 minutes to Iong, resulted in a victory for the home our pri cipal, Mr, Spotton. The c p t her
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i . � , - were driven to I .y, too ( tile - arpenters hoid, in the hospital, bu with lots of blibineso. The E. McFaul 01.,
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; � � A% . I I boys by a. score of 3 goals to 0, and the cup was so critical that they were unabT"O See Soafonb, are right hupgry for more trado.
� . train for Lhe eaet--Toronto' �ind Bufralo � were b SY Putting on the finishing touches
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� t I I Bank f uommerce! . good t-tenclanoo, most '
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; I . I � Of stays for another season. -Two rinks of the and to loat up the house her until Friday morning, when a They're kept hustling a_nd aim at bavh�g
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� .1. � . . ointa. Upon their those pre.8ent being froill ,he country. had a, Stove lit in - Slight I
� � : - I-- I Tile Clinton bowling club vi;Ated the Seaforth On By some me eit-eh Season far out do its predeeegoor,
i I i . return theY will tal�c tip their residence iii , sp 0 of I lie rooms.- a change. for the better was perceptible. ,
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t � t . CAPITAL(PAID UP) -HL. Maryfil, where M club on Friday last, and had an interesting csc'&Pe2 and got a b __4
. . I .They'll do A this year by the great numbeis .
. 1: f : y _r. Hawk8haiv a � . laze started baLween the I
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� t Six Million Dollars -$C Goo . game on the green here, result in a ceiling ind roof,.and for A time itF- threaten- Bluevale. . !an ill-
. � - OW gag('(I in $118inefs,9. The -Im-ge nun -1110" of , pleasantly. Both he c'amdidate8 are Lib-- victory for Seaforth , iont,3111 creased sale of Cl,rith Jackets, Fine :Dreas �
i ,-- 7 haud.90"le resents rece t by 17 ' sh .-The ed to destroy the whole structure. The Non.s. -It is reported thab Dr. Agnew,
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; i ! __ eatecill in [ which the YOuna couple . gentleman referred to in the following para- timely arrival of many* hands soon extin., of Wingham., vill vinit Bluevale, profess. atid
SEAFORTH BRANCH, n - are held place a- candidate in tie field, although -
, I he -C and wflerevcr th y are known." I I -graph, irom the Winnipeg Telegram, is guiahed Clothing department is better now, �Toul I
. I A g,erveral Banking business tran- 1. � t�ey had.bho nomination pape the fire much to the Satisfaction ionally. every TaesdaV and Friday. -Mr, a 11 �
I ra all ready a son of !Mrs, George Ewing, - of this and comfort of the proprietor. -The Shoot- Wm. Powell, ( f near Ripley. was a
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I I i and special ,a�itention given A 11 o Us 1, -(./'.k s 1.,. - A c;t8c was tried at* Lhe returDing offluer, in the (Vent- of Mr c- ]4,%Ving, better known as Bu k, played at others who are trying their luck up north of Turnberryi"also friends in Bluevale, last 0 z
i I � col[ection of Sale Notes. - to the Oxford armizes at Woodstock, last week, be. E'wen failing to de"asib hi3 papers, , Al , a NoTj�,%-Mr. R. 13. Jeffrey, wb has beep .
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! I . 9,AVtNGS BANK.-lnter�stallovy_ f William has scint him a medal. It is .hardly John -G Miss An'drews, of E141i ng Ville, was the luco,�t "
I I siderable i �tereat to lior5emen generally. I ... fbon, who left in company with here. -Mr. Sanuel Scott, of Auburn, was of Miss M. Copeland 0 r
I ect On deposits of $1 and upwards. ) i INIATRIATUNIA], -" Many ( f our renders will a thing lie could wear on his breast, for it Mr. John Ball, on Monday morning last �
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� � , S ecial faciWties for"transaction of . in the village aat week. Mr. Scott form- Riley, who has been visiting her d 41
; I - P . rown, of -be interested in lioariDgy M a very pretty measures about a foot in dia 'meter. On hougth ,,,k1r. Gofton was confined to the erly lived in Bluevale.-Mrs. Wm. Sellars
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� i. - - ess in t tha defendint, Nlr. Peter .),IvGre I . the Cathedr�l the obverse is inscribed B ack, W. 0. 1j. Th ieXreater part of the summer with wag ill wit , last week.- Saturday lmt.-Mr. and Mrs. I .
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� 1.) r1leefield, I n th'i.s co , . On the feverse a disabl A foot and is wearing up for . 90 Mi8s Herrington, of Dungannon, formerly
,�a ulars, evening, 0,3teber 24th, it b�iug the occasion are the suggestive w rds, New West. years of' spent Sunday with- friends in B � I .- I.- �
. ,. � Littitr �I 11 .1 2 !: I 6 r c age, the spirit of a nimrod still of Morris, is visiting at Mr, Geor e W. Tur- 8
I . ,� Of tile case, Ra Ive-gatlier from th ��iid U u cc, - of the mai4iage.of D'r. .M. J. Prendergast, to minster 11, Winnipegonit. Buck treaR- surviv 9 . Woodman has moved into thie house I�U,
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; - " � Brown pui�wiased a heavy' draught stallion ' dred guest' witnessed the ceremony, which prominent position at his place of business.' ing Lhiii deer in the wilds of 'al'us-koka -each wa,a solld for Ilt cants. It was Shipped is ,vork more bandy. -Mr. and
; Siali�-itur. , Managc(r. from Mr. AlcUregor, paying for tile I will make h - J. Woodman, wl�ich
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1� 11 r. N1 � on Mrs. Webb attended the funeral of the fo�,,
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. a I 11'09or was to Father Fit.? 3iMITIOne, 'As -,he brideentered Commerce, is; away mer o mother in ,8eaforth, last wleek.-Roy,
- deliver the 1�orse to All r. B : . on a three weeks' deer stack of campaing rubbish was consigned to Molesw'orth, wits in our village On Saturday. Mr. Copeland is lih -
L . I rown at .13 ight, the church, which until then was dimly hunting -e edition i -n Algoma.' Mr . nt Conservative in town and was -Mrs. Robb a d Miss Christi a Robb, of .
1. . . . a 'a 'VIL - on the 170 )f bl I g 'to Mr. N -P . I a promme olding special services - at
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� I � I-EF)RAILY S ' lighted, thousands of incandescent lights Minty is an enthusiastic hunter and last - Kinburnatpresent.-Mi.-s J. McLaugbli' I
' ) ly "rc 'hs, duly diAributed on the door -steps of our Morris, are horr e from Boissevai ,Manitoba. 4
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; Brown, whie he pure ..,J the horse rom burst forth in dazzling brightness. InsteaA year sucoee4bd in getting a fine big deer.- citizens iuring the " wee am&' hours " the where they speiit some months � vishing re' Gorrie,-Rev. Mr. Stone gave a very intvt_
L Mr, Mv(,'re or at � pent a few days last wpek at her ho
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. � I warranted tl�ie horse to be soun(l, jtn( i
. . I . 6b(�re-. known boy sopranos, Masters Leslie Mikyne nicat business of T. R. F. C.xpe & Co., toolt tive friends think the Grits are a ver gul. vicinity expect to be through with their sea"
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1� ga�n. Whel - . week, in the Methodist eb rch, connecte4
1. � . ,� the horite wa many lible lot of citizens,.
. ; . s delivered at ) When a party will son's work this week., Threshing in over with his work among the Indians ill Via,n,
� Alarch"from "Loherigrin, arid Schuberd's r, and Mrs, Samuel Deem, of descend to such dishonorable methods as unusully early -,his year. -Mr Samuel Mo.
� � dm�v, Bright he p d Lhe .balance of the purc)itiue riends of M
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I � riloiley by cadi and n)tc. . �d - " Ave Maria." Dr. Pren�.ergaqt wa a '.-Poronto, and formerly of Seaforth, will forgery and misrepresentation it is on a Lean, eon-io-law of Mr, John ApOracken, of couver.-Mr. Doig, a former public school
: r r, Al a0regor ported by' his b--rother,, Dr. � o,sae'lpp� iympathize with them in the Joss of their
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k I ed the hor6o teacher ---,here, spent Sunday with Mr. 111. - -
I I . 11right, and NIr I personally, � ;Lo Prendergot. � . pretty low level. - Some miscreant the Bluevale ro do and well known in Wing- Snell.;_'i.q_�-, McMillan, M. P., delivered inii
Seven mai'doins, one of whom )nly daughter, who died on Tuesday, at � " powder-emeried " the oil of MeEars. Park ham, ha ly been appointed bailiff of
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� , Br.ow3 says that lie 848- was M, iss Katharine Prendergast, sister ot "-be age of 12 years. -Miss Doble leaves here I & Ball, threshers, a week'ago, and ail a re. Daul P
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I � , horse when lie saw hi there, anti he sult $25 lamage was done to their engine. fit says that November *ill be generally Asturday evening last.
SX'tJ,1(!ti,)n giv �tt or trioney refunded , was exquisitely gowned id white baffesa, riusid.-Alesarg. Wilford Morrow and IN"in, A severe penalty should be meted out to wet, because ]A it Friday and Saturday were - . I
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; -I— - I . �Plclolls land draped with mousslaine de soie, with court ..rrieve have been appointed agents for the I
� I . I that Al(-Greghr again msured him tha . the guilty party if caught. -A political wet. The rule from whence comes this
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. s I I horse w'as sound and that. in the even� of ith 'AlcCormick Manufacturing Company, of _*_
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: � Y THE OPTICAN pearl star, and meeting ?vas held in the town hall on Wed. prediction, is tt. at the kind of weather we -Francis McDonald, aged 83 years, whq
� I .1 ' his not provi g Sou rfde roses and Chicago, and J. W. Mann, of Brockville, I nesdaye 0 -A -4 -Ing of last week, when both have on the last Friday and Saturday of a has been living with his son.near Kennicott,
4 I Ild E0 would taka h1iin lilies of the valley. Tile ttendant young and will open a wararoom in the building contestar te for East Huron, Dr. McDonald month will pre� ominate during the follow- in Logan town -ship, made a desperate at-
, bact,. He th eu on ofti'd the money and ladies wore daint frocks of white organdie, by the late William Morroi�' � and E. 1. Dickenson, addressed the elec. ing roontb.-Oi Monday evening of last tempt to commit suicide on Friday laeit,
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nevor-said an - i More about , the horse bouquets were of maiden liair feri:i� T�e ler aunt, Mrs James Elgie, was ticketed ' were features of the meeting, but we do ng third line of X"orris, had finished milkin neck. He has 1;cen committed to Stratford
SEAFORTH, . I until the notweame dud a year afterwardb, '. wedding colors of green and ubt
I I i I white were car. n Tuesday t : .
, I i ! � � her home in Boissevain, 1 if many converts were made on either side, the cowi, just a', dark, she missed her twog jail as a dangerous lunatic. t
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