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• CRITICISE OUR
WALL PAPER.
It will etand it. - We carry a very
artistic atock. For design and har-
mony of colors, our Wall Paper can-
not be approached. Prices are
always interesting here. '
If deairecl, the paper will be triinmed free
of charge.
• f'ILV-1ABGEER PAPST'S
BOOKSTORE, SEAFORTH.
DOMINION BANK
CAPITAL (Paid Up)., - .$2,300,000
REST, - -"? $2,300,000
SEAFORTH BRANCH,
Main Street, Seaforth.
A General Banking Business trans-
acted. Farmers' Sale Notes collect d,
and advances made on same at low st
rates.
Drafts sold on all points in Cana a,
the United States and Europe.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENTjntr st
allowed on deposits of One Dollar a d
upwards,
R. S. HAYS,- W. K. PEARC
Solicitor
Manag
r.
Spring Novelties.
Our new line will meet you this mo
you will not be disappointed. Taste in
lection quality, price, are combined d
well balstaced. Our watches still lead t e
way, we have this line more complete t
an
ever. Bring along your repairs, all w r
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Counter's Jewelry Establishme
SEAFORD!.
W. R. COUNTER, - • Maca:
'ti
t a
e'.
W. N. WATSON'S
AGENCY.
NORTH MAIN STE,EiTT, SEAFORT
a.LER.
--FIP•o5T CLASS SEWING MACHINES
it YMOND AND WHITE
ALI& ace ing machine parts, aupplies, needles, t-
tachmerts and oil. All kind a of aewing 13:mob' ea
repaired promptly, charges reasonable.
General Fire and Life Insurance Agent. Only ft at
class cor.,panie3 repreeented.
Agent for the Toronto General Trusts Corporation.
Mon3-y advancrd on farm ard town property, at lcw
rates of intertst, and charges low.
W _ W.210.21'S 01\T
NORTH MAIN bT._, SEAFORTII,
1630
Spring Term Opens On
April 1st.
1(d01
eye--
STRATFORD, ONTARIO.
An excellent time to enter our echoer for a course
of training. Prepare now for the situations that
,aait :cunt fall. This, popular collrge erj-n a a
large attendance because it is doing the beat work i
buainees ducation in Canada to day. Write for
spec: :lapdog. cireula.r.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
• 4444-52
E.AS:TER HOLIDAYS.
FOR THE PUBLIC)
Retarn tickets will be ieaued at single
fere geed going April 4th to 8th in31usive,
geed to return an or before the 9th,
SCHOOL VACATIONS.
Fees! iAnd a third to teachers and pupil,
e I t gULLI,
( ; (IMarch a9th to April OthI inclus-
ive, valie returning on or before A nril etith.
(-et certificates from your Prinerpal who.
het. a supply.
W. SOMERVILLE, Agent
Commercial Building, SEAFORTH.
1646
Seaforth's Leading Shoe Store
- ABOUT OUR
SPRINC COODS.
UltaanaaaaaarfaTit
Scereely a day paseed in March but
brought us new Spaing gooda, and to-
day oar stock of up-to-date styles of IA4
Spr:ng footwear is complete, and we aUf ter
are ready for Spring business. The
old adeee that goods well bought
e,
potat
are hell sold," was never more appli: Robe
cable to any stock than it is to ours
at the present time. We have every- TL
thing in tbo shoe line, ranging from New
the tiny bootee for the baby, to the bt 0
heavy plow shoe for the farmer. The youe
reputation we have upheld for the iejeg
peat quarter of a century of selling not c
Li.ELIABLE FOOTWEAR, has been strict- the b
ly maintained in buying our stock for is.
ms
this season, We guarantee IiEST
(.1*ALITY always, and prices always
right. Next week's paper will con-
tain more details of our new stock, -
giving names of the different makes
of shoes with their prices. In the
meantime, call in and talk shoes with
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THE HURON EkPOSITOR
MARCH 29, 1901
DISTRICT M
Ibiellaron
spooitor.
TUAVELLERS• .-The following were tioket-
ed to "dietant pointii this week, by W. Som-
erville, railway and steam' hip agent : W.
li
G. Shaw, Brussels'and Mr. and Mrs.
Davey, Seaforth, to Great Falls; Montana ;
Mrs. John Reid, recently i of Brucefield, to
Spokane, Washington; Thernae Boyd, Mo-
Killop, , to Anaconda, Montana; D. D.
Campbell, to Chicago ; 11 rold Willson, to
Detroit.
THE MENDELSSOHN MA E QUARTETTE. -
The Mendelssohn Male Qu rtette has been
secured to give an entertai ment in Cardno's
hall, on Tuesday evening n xt. This organ-
ization is admitted by the est critics to be
the leading company of the kincl,,and where•
ever they have sung th;y have elicited
praise of the very, hishest. They have ap-,
peered in all the large oen ce• of the United
States, and are now makin a tour of the
principal places in Ontario. On the occa-
sion of their visit to Tor • nto, a couple of
weeks ago, they were moat enthueiaetically
received, and the very flat °ring manner in
which they were spoken of sy the papers of
that city, is a suffieient gu rantee of their
excellence. On account of having an open
date on the 2ad of April, t ey have broken
in on their regular tour te give an enter-
tainment in Seaforth, when we are sure they
will be greeted by a large d appreciative
audience.
HEARD FROM. -We e tioned a couple
of weeks ago that Rev. S. cheson, of Kip -
pen, had gone to Dakota to isit his brother,
with the hope that the ch nge would im-
prove his health, which has not been eatis-
factory for some time. Mr. Acheson, how-
ever, is one of those men "w ocan not long
be idle. In the Grand Forks Daily Herald
of March 21st, we notice the following :
" The, e was a good attend& oe at the meet-
ing of Pembina Presbyter, , held, in the
First Presbyterian church, beginning Tues-
day night. At the initial s• union the ser-
mon was preached by Rev. chasm; of Kip.
pen, Ont., who delivered a very eloquent
and instructive &ddress. M . Acheson is a
brother of ReteT. D. A heson, of Park
River." We hope the Da ota people do
not take a notion to capture Mr. Aehesion,
and keep him with them, as ve would all be
sorry to lose him in the Hu on Presbytery.
GIRL WANTED. -Wanted,
general house W6F- Apoly tin
F. C. G. Minty, Bsntrenthier
forth.
a good girl for.
ediately to Mrs.
O residence, Sea-
' 173741
While we de not quote prices .fer. our
goods in ad; ertising, remember we will n3t be .un-
dersold, by any person in our line cf Wein e9e.
Spinial values in tea and coffee. . A-. Young, Sea.
forth. • -1737-1
-Apprentice wanted to lear
lee. S`ca,dy work by no year." '
Seaforth.
paper hang -
G1111%"03 & CO ,
17370. •
SERVANT tVA-TED-Good general aer-
tent wanted for family of four. Good wages to
apraTetent girl. Apply to Box 5., Ingersoll, Ont,
1737x1 "
We handle Lengmuirat oele .rated trunks
nd valises, good asso:ttnent . and rine right. R.
& Son, Cady's-block, Seaforth 17374
You should have your b
thoroughly and put in. gond runni
heeling starts, you save time-nnd
b r we do all kind, of repairing and-
s arperaing. George. M. Baldwin, Se
81
5
cyale cleaned
g shape before -
°Ole. Rernam•
cissor and knife
forth. 17874
FOR SALE OR TO RE_NT,-F T sale or to
nt a quarter acre iot on Ord tree,, Seaforth, -
'table for garden, Apply to MRS. JAMES
EETH, Seaforth, 1737x2
WALL PAPER, -The largesi stock, latest
d !signs, lowest pricee and best work unship. Paper -
h nging 40 per roll You can prove this statement
by sea;ng for yottreolvee, Give us a call, J. 703,711es
& Co , Seaforth.i
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FORM AL -DE 11YDE.--Eartner if you want
to increase yaur yield 10 to 60 per cont., if you want
°loan straw for feeding purposes, if .„ ou want to re-
move one cf the greateat diecornf i to of threshing
then treat your send oats with &lave Brand Ferro.altiohy'dc, Alex. wilsone advertiee eat on page
will tell you more about it. - 1737-1 ,
The plan of the hall for the Mendelssohn
Male (uartette, on Tuesday night, -o ens at -Fear'e
Drug store. for subscribers, to -night Friday) and to
nob -subscribers on Saturday.- Prices 25c and 36o. '
1737-1
New shoes for Easter, the atest spring
shells styles are now in Alirge asso tinent of new
goods at popular price. . R. Willis & Son, Cady's
Block, Scafoi th. 1737-1
MILLINERY Oreietaree-Our ipening days
will be Wednesday and Thursday, Ap 3rd and 4th.
EVoryacciy cordially invitied, W. cicaan
Seaforth 1736.2
SERVANT WANTED, -A good -
art. Por For particulara as to Work and
Mrs. John A. Wilson, Ingleside, Scalia
G. ff. Gibb, V. S., must call Sett!
Ca:OUNTS.-All parties inde
for ri April let, en which date he leave
Gib , V. S.
general set. -
an -as apply to
th. 1735 3
ted to Dr,
the same b0.
town. G. H.
. 1735-3
eateran-A brand new made-to-order
POrtlard cutter for sale. BEM & WEL. ON, Hardware
Merth
zhants, Seaforth
• • 1710-tf
NTED -1,000 ebUshels T mothy and
Clo-er seed. 100 turkeys, also dried apiales and but-
ter.1 G. E. King, ignam.• 1732 tf
QENTRAL HARDWARE STOR •-For sap
oue ets, spites and sap • parks. • You will find our
gods and prices right. We still handl the old re -
bah e Robert -nn a Lajuid Partite. Non better. Call
ea isr Wants in eur line fiatialftWen guarant'!ed.
& Muidie, Seaforth„ 1735-2
aeseeo -By April 13t.h, hree good
as cook, tutor maid and house ma'd. Apply to
ATCRILL, Ridgewcoci Park God • h.
1737x2
I will be the best ,concert thi . year, the
Men elseohn Male Quarbett-, in Cardno' Hall, Tues.,
day, April 2nd. Popular prices, 2,:c Oat
yaur seats early.
1737-1'
A I
H 1401 Di Ci C.88 light wagon for ale schema
Beattie Bros., Seaforth. 1737-1
0 rnfortable frame house to rent, con-
venient and central. For particulars ca lat The E.
roal ort. 0111-3e Seaforth
girl.
• •
1737-3
. Don't mists hearing the Mendel Bohn Mare
ousreetta in Cardno's Ball, TUCEdV,-Ap il 2nd. The
finest company of male singers'oa the r ad. Prices
L5c rind 36c. Plan at Fear'e Drug Store, Seaforth.
1737-1
AUCTION SALE OF. 45 BICYC ES. -ES. -Aa I
have a large number deeconcr hand bio cies coining
In in'exchange for new ones, as well as large stock
now bn hand, I will have an auction sal of thern on
Saturday, April 13. at 3:30 and 8 p. m. hese wheels
will all bo thoroughlv overhauled and re aired when
needed, as well as having good ,tire,s pu; on them,
making them practically as good as new.' Don't for•
gnt t le date of th' sale. Terms -All 1111.18 of 515
and Under wadi, over • that amount app oved joint
George M. Baldwin, Seaforth.
notearpayable at the Dominion Bank will • e aoic7e3p7t-3eci.
alenclelssohn Male Quartette, a suited by
Augusta E. Granite; reader, in Carcloo's Hall, Sea•
th Tuesday, April 2nd. Prices 25o an 36c.
• 1737-1
lONIS RENT. -Front rooms over A.
tees atore, Main street, Seaforth. Possession
1.et of April. Apply -to A. G. Ault. 17371f
ee Formaldehyde for smut is oats and
O e ug Store, Seaforth. scab. For aate and directions f r using at
st'
1 1737-1
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ic -June -01" THE TIDE. -Th Clinton
I Era, of last week, gives the follovvine
local history : "Some ye re ago a
g man, then a resident of Sta ley, real -
that the habits he had for ed were
onducive to either hie own elfare or
enefit of society, was induced o present
lf f em ere ip in a temperance
which met weekly in Vern When
me to that part. of the pledge wherein
the candidate for initiation says"1 sol -
y promise that I will not map, or pur-
for the use of others, any intoxicating,
re," he objected to taleing tae latter
of it. He was quite willing te promise
abstinence. for himself, but wee afraid
business, at that time, would almost
treating a necessity. There was a
conference among the Offieiels of the
at .theaunexpeeted turn of - affairs ;
were in -favor of refusing to accept or
the candidate unless he tot* the en -
pledge; others ta,vored a compromise.
orthy chief, a 'man of judgment and
ence, and some others, thought it
to accept the candidate on thq per. anyhow, believing it might
the young man's safety, if ndthing
-1
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SEAFOR TI4
ISOLE4.0CAL,AGENTS FOR,
lertitik; Stoure sQy
lodge
it ca
emnl
chase
liquo
pert
total
his
make
hasty
• lodge
iome
admit
tire
he w
; experi
better
Sonal
rove
3
more, and the ()and date was initiated. It
proved to be the tu
man's life, who w
adopted, and has si,
quirements pf th
worthy chief, to wh
claiming this
well known a
years, and no
and the iodiv'dual
Sherritt, now M. P.
Tire WOItkatISN',.
members of
of United W
" at home " i
evening of Tu
an, i
the o
a b
eafort
rkme
the
sday,
musical and literar
prepared. an in ad
given by Mr. Josep
Grand Foreman . of
and their friends
These annual re-uni
and interestieg,and
one will fully ustai
largely atten ed.
mug point in the young
o not
oe live
whole
m cred
Mr.
erk of 5
sines°
ong before he
up to the re -
pledge. The
is due for re-
oorge Stewart,
hnley for many
an of Clinton,
n quest on is Mr. John
for Nor h Middlesex."
•
" AT
lodge,
, will ha
ddfello
April
programme is being
Won an address will be
Gibson, of Ingersoll,
the order, Members
re cordially invited.
na are alvrays pleasant
we have no 1oubt this
the record ad will be
HOUE."-The
.Aneient Order
e their annual
's hell on the
th. A good
•
THE GEOOR %THY OCIAL -The ocial held
under the aue • ices o the Youn People's
Society of the Preeb terian churn , on Wed-
nesday evenie last, was a (tempi te success
in every nape ti. T ere was a la ge attend..
&nee of both o d,and jyoung, and p rtioularly
of the former. The hair was o oupied
Rev. Mr, Lark n, pas or of the 090 -regation.
.A splendid pr ram e of vocal a d instru-
mental music • id rec tations wee rendered,
in which all o to k part really distin-
guished theme lveii a d delighted the audi-
ence, The voo 1 eel °done were a solo by
Miss Stephen , Meet r Willie Hays, and
Mi. Melvin So t ; a quartette by Messrs.
Scott and Ha s and he Misses Murray and
McLennan. lh inst umentals were a piano
duet by the Ines Cash and &later ; a
violin solo be, I . W. Patine '• a cornet duet
by Messrs. Leod and Freeman. The
recitations wezje by M 0. J. C. Greig, and
-the Misses Reijl and orma Dickson. The
programme opi ludec, refreshments were
eeeved, and a o dal h ur, which all. seethed
to enjoy lame s ly, as apent before closing
up time was a n unce . The ;moose of this
entertainment ould .ncourage the young
people to," do e se e again" soon.
•
. LOCAL BRI i,IS.- istrict Deputy D.
Munro'of Aub re Will pay an official visit
to Britannia -M owe ledge, Seaforth, on
Monday eveni. g nex . ' The officers are
desirous that a any of the members of
the lodge as po s'ble ill be presen at that
meeting to wel o et e district de uty and
to profit- by h a in .tructions. Visiting;
brethren will a s « be ade welcome. -Mrs.
S. Dorrance lea a her next, week for Chi-
cago,' where sh: 'ill r side with he ; daugh-
ter. -Mies Mc ure; daughter if the
late George Me lure, •f McKillo , leaves
here next week f r D kota, where she in-
-tends spending e au mer with fiends. -
Mr. John H. M ouga 1, one of our oldest
and most respe' t d r eidents, int ncle re.
moving with hiel family to Dakota where
his two sons lave b en for so e time.
They expect to et next week. W ile re-
gretting Mr. i cDou sll'e depart re, his
many. friendsi ereab uts will w sh him
prosperity in th west rn land. -I\ r. and
Mrs. Donald M Innis, ho have sp nt most
of the Winter in own, I ft on Setur ay for
Exeter, where -tI 4 ha e purchased a corn-
fortable home, a d inte d residing h reafter.
We did hope we ould ave Mt. a d Mrs.
McInnis as peri anent residents f Sea -
forth, but the at radio s of close pr ximity
to old home fri nds p oved strong e• than
the•advantages. a thi progressiv town,
and while grudgi g the to our neighbors
to the south, we I wish them heal h • and
happiness in theR new 1 ome.-a-Mr, ohn H.
Reid has been ap ibis@ secretary o Brit-
eannia Masonic lo e in elect° of Mr. J. 0.
Roae, who has go e to loronto. Th mem•
bore of Britannia inade •o mistake in select-
ing Mr. Reicl for o important., an oil ea, as
he is capable in e iry rtapect.-Main street
was ecraped for til e first time this season on
Monday last. -T i ty-et ht years ago beat
Seturday the fire of m. • Robertson &
Co., (now Reid a; Wi stony opened their
hardware etore in Seafo th. Mr. V. 0.
-Reid, the senior memb r of the resent
firm, then &mere ad, w s manager a d has
been head of the Uuines .ever since, He is
now one of the oh est res dents, as w 11 as
one.of the oldest usines men of the town,
aud the older he rows tliemore popular he
becomes. That h may ong renin with
us will be the sine re wih of his nu erous
friends. -Mrs, Isa c Mil er has. leas d the
comfortable reside ce wliere ohe no 7 re
sides to Mr. Wm. McLeo , and inten s go-
ing to Harpurhey to real e, having re tecl a
house there belon aing tib Mrs. Sell ry.-
We stated last we k that Mr, Jam a D.
Dude is returning to South Africa as a
sergeant. We are pleased to say th t we
were mietaken. e has ' enliated aei ser-
geant major and r girnental drill instructor,
the highest non -co missioned- office in the
regiment. This i , certainly, an etiviable
poeition for so yo ng a man and speaks
well for Mr. Durie'l skill 4s a soldier and
his ability and cha acter ii other respects.
The regiment were expect d to sail on Wed-
nesday last. -Mr. Turner who hae been
ledger keeper in t ie Dominion ank here
for nearly a year, left for Wi nipeg on
iSattirdaya whore h talses a simile ' position
i-
n, the agency of di fe city;
here, is Mr. rorge Lynch,and hi
t--- I
seeen by Mr. alc0 sh.- r. D.
census commissione • for S uth 11
in town• on Monde meeting with
erators of this vicinity and instructing
in theft' duties -We learn that
am, of Constance, I tends .moving
to practice his pr fession and
rooms in Jeheson's block: The d
make a welnoine ad ition te the
al lists of the town, Mr. Robert
who has been residi g in Warren,
district, with his d ughter, Mrs.
and
n
place ia,
rquhart,
Eno, was
he e um -
hem
r. oeh-
to owu
ae aken
etor will
rofes ion-
arn bell,
Nipissing
lansaard,
will re -
intends
Blensh.
in War -
while he.
$teru
for some years, has returne
aide- in town. Mrs. Bl shar
coming here to reside also, as Mr
• ard has dispoeed of his property
ren and is looating 1is family here
is engaged in .minin in tihp new 078
districts. -Mr. 13en F. Coo er, so of Mr.
John Cooper, of Go rie, w s in . town on
Tuesday. He had een visiting re atis in
Tuckersmith. The Messer Coo er 1 eve
disposed of their p eperty in Girrie and
leave next week or Ma itoba and the
Northwest, where t ey int nd t king up
land with the view f settli g ther pe ma-
nently. Mr. Coope 'does n t inte a d to re.
move his family f om Go rie u i til ext
spring. -Next Frid y bein Goof Fri ay,
will be observed as gener 1 holi ay, and
all the 'atoms and ot er busi eas pl ces !will
be closed. -The east rn pare of t e town
was considerably flo ded on Tuead y m ru-
ing by the heavy raja and haw, but the
waters soousubsidetl.-The eneus enu er-
i
atore commence worallovcjr the 1 omi ion
on. Monday morning next whe i cite ens
generally will be reiuired •o tut., th nu
selves inside out and answer all in nnerl of
questiooe. The enu erator f3r Seafo th
are : R. Lumsden, qohn K Horan, Cha les
Wilson, James Wats n and N. D. loLe n.
-A meeting will be lield at heQue nie h tel
on Saturday evening at 8 'clock, for he
purpose of reorganiz ng the footb 11 el b.
-A purse, contodnin Y a email sum •f mo ey
was found in Egmonc1villa ahort tame a o.
The owner can get dile purse by ,„calling at
THE EXPOSITOR.-MIt. Harold Will on, on
of Mr. 0. C. Willso , who has 'leen in
Bright Brothers' clo hing store f r .so e
time, _left on Mon ay foe Ma istiq e,
Michigan, where he Lhae secured go d
situation. He is a br ght an stead , you g
man and will do well where6aer he goes L—•
S. Mullett & Compny's elivery hoese ,
was left standing at the store door untied
on Monday afternoon, when it took a sutl-
den notion to go to thstabl , and started
THE GREAT.e.
Mendelssohn
Male Quartette
-ASSISTED BI -
AUGUSTA E. GRAMM, READER
CARDNO'S HALL
Tuesday, April 2nd
The best Male Quartette travelling, ap-
pearing for the first time at popular prime.
Plan' of hall at Fe es drug store. Open
to subscribers to-ni ht (Friday) at 6 o'clock,
and to non-subsorib re on Saturday.
- PRICES 25c and 36c.
around the Royal h
whioh surprised the
ped at the stable do
any harm. -Mr. Fr
been assistant in Li
some time, has take
Young'
in the
Ament
trophy.
ning ov
est, by
'ohampi
Gutteri
grooery.-I
eaforth ourli
as the for
He made a
r Mr. W. D
ne point.
n curler for
tel corner at a pa'oe
e who saw it. It stop -
r without having done
nk Habkirk, who has
ens' grooery store for
a position in Mr. A.
• the -point competition
# club, Mr. William
unate winner of the
store o
r. Am
-this
go has been a'ward
for building the concrete ab
iron bridges to be construct
ty. One of these is tyl, Mite
tweenthe townshi of
Howiok
river, b
Wm. L
Wcdnes
horse,
bald.
old cou
81 pennta, -win-
,the next high-
nt is, therefore,
eason.-Mr. F.
d the contract
tments for two
d for the coun-
ell's creek, be-
urnberry and
and the , o her on the Maitland
tween Howiek and Welke:mi.-Mr.
ve, of Hills Green, as in town on
ay delivering a v ry fine young
Moll he had sold t James Archi-
"his horse was for s ipment to the
try. The emirs. eve are horse
fanciers and always ijave so ething good in
that lin.-Mr. and ire, D. D. Wilson ar-
rived hone from the old oo utry on Tues-
day eve ing. -Mr. John B ker, of Sand-
wich, ne r London, came he e a couple of
weeks a o to visit and consu t his brother-
in-law, r. Burrows. He h a been confined
to bed e er since his arrival nd but slight
hopes a e entertained for his recovery.
-Mr. isher, busineas m nager of the
Stratfor Herald, wee ita tow. on. Tuesday.
-The anitoba corresponde t of the Pres-
byterian Review'has the fol owing to say
about an old Seaforth boy • "Rev. J. S.
Muldre , of Morris, has rec ived a hearty
call froth the Souris congre ation, which
was sust ined by the Glenbo o Presbytery.
The Seer a people may cong atulate them-
selves if Mr. Muldrew a cepts."-Miss
Minnie 'Hicks returned home from Toronto
on Mond y last. -Mr. Ada Crozier was
down at t. Marys last ' wee visiting his
father, Mr. Thomas Crozier. The friends
of the ol gentleman here will be pleased to
learn tha he is still robust and enjoying
good heal h. -Mr. David Sp oat, of Bel -
grave, w s in town this week He drove
here and ays the eleighiug is ood most of
the way. The north country s still filled
with ano» to such an extent t -tat some fear
even the 2th of Julywill not ee it removed.
-Mrs. F. I. MeCrohan, of T ronto, is the
guest of iss Minnie Hicks, arpurhey.-
Mr. and lrs. J. R. L. Waugh of Chicago
are visitin• at the home Of their son-in-law,
J. H. Rei.. -The roads in thd country are
very bad, nd no person goes oh them except
those who have to. Business in town is
consequen ly very dull.,Mies Nellie Dever.
aux, of th s town, has secured a situation
as head m !liner in Walkerton. She cannot
fail to ple se the ladiee with her artistic
work,
Leadbury.
Boy's cl thing, the worthy sorts. It's be-
cause of t e careful attention The E. talc.
Raul Co., Seatorth, give to their Boys'
Clothing epartment that makes it recog-
nized, not only by the mothers but by the
boys o,lso as a place where satisfaction is
given. Th lads know the amount of rough-
ing they c n do in this ,Company's Suits.
1736 1
NOTES. The robins have again visited us,
which is a ure sign that spring is near et
hand.-Mi:s Maly Wall, whose serious ill-
ness was m ntioned in THE EXPOSITOR some
weeka ago, bas since died:, We extend our
sincere sympathy to the bereaved father and
other relati ea. -Miss Emma J. Forbes and
Mise Minni Dundee have ° been around col-
lecting mon y in aid of the Methodist mis-
sions, and eve met with fairesuccess.-Mr.
J. J. Irvin is preparing material for the
purpoee of uilding an edition to hie dwel-
ling. -Miss Mary E. Smith and Mies Bella
Davidson h ve been around gathering Money
in behalf of the Upper Canada Bible Society,
and the peo le have responded very well. -
Master Wil iam Davidson left for Manitoba
last week. Willie was 4 favorite with
people here and will be missed in social
circler. W wieh him success in the Prairie
Province.- here is a good deal of specula-
tion 111 reg rd to what the population of
Canada is ar present, but we rather think
those optimists who place it at upwards, of
six millions ill be somewhat disappointed.
Stanley,
Menrsten. - Oa Wedneaday, the 27th
inst., the ho e of Mr. and, Mrs. Isaac Er-
ratt, Babyl n line, Stanley', was the scene
of a quiet b t pretty wedding, when their
youngest da ghter, Mies Minnie, was united
in marriage to Mr. Robert MeClinchey, of
the Goshen line. Tbe nuptial knot was
tied by Re e J. M. Andrews, of Varna, in
the presence of a number of ievited guests.
The ceremon was performed at 12 o'clock
noon, after hich the company sat down to
a very tem ting dinner, The bride was
prettily atti ed in a blue travelling suit,
with trimmi gs to match.' She was the re-
cipient of a umber of verfuseful and valu-
able present:. The happy couple took the
evening tra n for Marlette, Michigan, to
spend the oneymoon there. On their re-
turn they w 11 settle down to the sterner
realities of li e in their home, Goshen line,
Stanley. T e bride is a young lady of
sterling char cter, and is held in very high
esteem by all her acquaintances. She has,
for some yea s, held the position of organist
in the Gos en Methodist ,church. The
groom is one if Stanley's prosperous young
fanners, who lacks nothing but a house-
keeper, and e congratulate him on his
choice. Tir EXPOSITOR joins their many
friends in wi hing them a long, happy and
prosperous jo rney through life.
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Londesboro.
ck of spring footwear has now
assortment of good goods at very
.11. Willis & Son, Cady's Block,
1787-1
KS . -More of • those dainty
uitable for shirt waists and
s, have arrived at The E. W-
ore, Seaforth. • Silks are not
this spring, you'll say so too,
o the qualities shown at 38e,
5o per yard. The colors and
pretty as the most tasty dress-
. 1737-1
ster Percy Jeffrey is on the
sent, and not able to attend
8. MeClay and Palmer have
MoClackerty restaurant, in
MeClay will move out this
Palmer will not move till he
is goods here. -Mr. George
lanchester, who has rented
Our new st
arrived. A larg
reasonable price
Seaforth.
-FANCY Si
wash silks,
dress trimmin
Faul Co's. 8
too expensive
when yeti se
50c, 60ce and
designs are as
er could desir
NOTES. -Mi
sick list at pr
school. -Mess
bought out th
Clinton. Mr.
week, but Mr.
disposes of li
Bradford, of
the blacksmith shop owned by Mr. G. Snell,
moved here on Wednesday last. -Mr. and
Miss -Barkwell of Carlow'spent Sunday at
the home of M. Wm. Hiles. -Mrs, William
Brigham spent last week at the home of
Mrs. Mills, arlock.-.Mr. and Mrs. Go.
vier, of Manchester, were vislitore at the
home of Mrs. Young. Miss K. Mills, of
Harlock, e ant a few da's this week with
friends her .-Mr. Hen y Tenne, who has
not been 0.13 e to work for some time, left for
Manitoba, n Tuesday morning last, hoping
to improve is health.
DIED IN MANITOBA,- he Pilot Mound
Sentinel of March 22nd, has the following:
" Anthony Cookerline as born in Hull,
England, th 1826, and di d at the residence
of Mrs. la. Riddell, Pilo Mound, on Maroh
15tb, 1901.1 He emigrat d to Canada and
settled near Toronto i 1856. In 1846 he
moved to guron count , where he alters-
ately wor ed a ferm and conducted a
blacksmith shop in and near the village of
Londesboro Mr. Cocke line was one of the
pioneers of this part of Manitoba, having
settled near1 Pilot Moun as early as the
spring of 179. Of his amily of six, three
are left to nourn their loss ; Mrs. George
Brogden, of Londesboro, r. W. Cookerline
and Mrs. R Riddell, of ilot Mound. Ile
was always staunch M thodist and ever
enjoyed th respect and esteem of all who
knew him. Mrs. A. Co kerline was born
in' Ireland in 1828. I 1829 her father
emigrated o Canada nd settled near
Brampton. Mrs. Cook cline moved to
Huron cou • ty and sett1e1 near Londesboro
in 1853, and remained in hat locality until
they came t Manitoba. he took an active.
part in all c urch and Su day sohool work
and for rie eral years -ta ght a class in the
first Metho let church e ected in Londes-
boro. Mrs Cookerline a ways enjoyed the
esteem of -er many ac uaintanoes. Mr.
and Mrs. C ckerline resided on their own
farm until bout 4 ,year ii ago, when they
moved to heir daught r's, Mrs. Riddell,
where they pent their lasi days."
•
1Sodom
burs.—Mt. Fred Greenhad a colt die on
i
Sunday night. ,This is th third horse he
has had die on him inside year and also
had one crippled -Wood lbees and dances
are the order of the day around here. -The
big bridge, near Stanlake's mill, is in a very
unsafe condition. -Some men from London
are camping around here aid gathering old
rags and bones. -Miss Eth 1 Isaac has gone Il
to Lucan with her sister, re. G. Bewden,
for a few weeks.
•
Brussel
(Too late for last
ITEMS. -The town is‘ver
on account of the Grand
being tied up and the bad
roads. -A nuinber of tray
ing in town t see days, be
get' out. -A. ames shipp
cattle from B
prospects for t
are brighter t
that nothing
going on, as t
thing of th
spent a few da
John Beattie at
and pleasure co
ber of the you
a ball in Atwo
report having
M. Lodge gave
tainment in th
Robert Thomso
wel, thie wee
was in Ethel
giving music
grocer, got in a
Barber was
businee and ple
was in London
dapped a car of hogs to To
day. -John Lee ie returned
Toronto, on M nday. He
to return to mesas pe
will be delighte to welcome
a permanent re ident again
was one of our
•
cek.)
quiet thia week,
Trunk Railway
ondition of the
Here are holiday-
ause:they canno
d a car load of
lgrave, on a rednesday.-The
e furniture factory in town
an ever, and it is to be hoped
ill prevent he scheme from
e town is i need of some -
kind. -Nelson Williamson
s in Belgra e, this week.-
as in Gedeiich, on business
mbined, this week. -A num-
g people of he town took in
d, on Frid night. They
good tim .-The K. 0. T.
a grand super and enter-
ir hall, on Tu aday evening. -
spent a fe days in Listo-
.-Mies Je n McLaughlin
or several days this week,
essone-Ja es Ballantyne,
car of sugar this week. -C.
Wingham this week, on
sure combin (I. -John Long
this week. -George Best
onto, on Mon.
to his homeain
xpects shortly
manently. All
Mr. Leekie as
as be always
ost entermasing residents.
(forme.
BRIEFS.-Mes re. Stevenso and Cole have
embarked in the butchering business in our
village. There i plenty of oom for them
here. -Miss Rid ell has moveld into the shop
formerly ocoupi d by WS- lbw:in.-Miss
Patrick is mane. r of the millinerydepart-
ment of Mr. Jobn Donaghy store. Miss
Riddell and Misa Patrick are aid to be ex-
perts in their lin , and the p blic may de-
pend upon gettin their headgear trimmed
to perfection this season. -Th, blockade on
the C. P. R. con inued from Monday of last
week until the f llowing Sat rday, at 8 p.
m. -The thaw f the past ew days has
taken a great de 1 of the sn w away, and
the roade are got ing quite b re in places. -
The Rev. Mr. Bu ns, of Harri ton, occupied
the Methodist pu pit in our vi loge, morning
and evening, la t Sabbath reaching two
excellent sertnons.-Mr. W . Russell , has
been suffering fr in an attac a of la grippe,
but is improvi g slowly. Mr. Samuel
Harding has been very ill fo some time,
with heart trouble. -Spring is welcomed by
everybody, the wlintor having been so long
and steady. -The Baptist ch rch property
in the village has been sold to a Mr. Harris,
for the sum of 82 0. -Mr. Ale ander Keine
is convalescent, u ter a sever illness. -In-
spector Robb visi ed our echo 1 last week.
This is his first vi it to the no school.
Nceres.-Farme
it enure in some
oung, 6th line, 11
ot last week, whe'
were hauled to di
land. It was a g
good time too. -T
the roads now, an
up soon, and the
sidelines had far t
for travel. The
hill is at present 1
A. T. Cole's hill
wonder at all if it
when it all goes a
off in a hurry we
is thick on the riv
Martin, of Hullett
farm at Sunshine.
Mrs. Martin to M
do well in this 103
moving to his far
brother Andrew m
west this summer.
Simon Forsyth's fa
it soon. Mr. Fore
for Almeda, North
day of this week.
office in Sunehine,
this week, Mrs.
She was buried on
died on Wednesda
many are laid up
township fathers, a
cided to purchase
of the township, -
orris.
s are busy taking out
localities. Mr. Robert
ad a good be on Friday
126 loads of manure
field and ap ead over the
od chore -dont and in a
e bottom is oing out of
we may loo for a smash
ooner the be ter, as our
o much sno all along
snow on M Laundy's
) feet deep a d on Mr.
feet, so w need not
s the midd e of April
ay. Sbould he snow go
ill have a bi flood. Iee
✓ this sprin .-Mr. F.
has got mo ed on to his
We welcom Mr. and
rris and hop they wilf
lity.--iames Taylor is
on the 5th line. His
y take a t ip to the
James Hall as bought
m and will cave on to
• th and fam ly started
est Territor , on Tues.
There died a the post.
011 Monday orning of
ateon, aged 92 years.
he farm on which she
of- this wee .-A good
with bad olds. -The
their last m eting, de -
road grader •r the use
good move.
Staffa.
The Wanted kir IA dress g ode are at
The E. McFaul 0 at. Store, Se forth, for
the smallest cost,he goods ar not so ex-
pensive, but that e ery woman ay be the
be
proud possessor o a very han some new
dress. There it wide selection as well as
little pricing in the Dress Goods epartment
now. The new weaves and colors gs will be
interesting to you to see them. 1737-1,
Does. -Mrs. Hutchison, of Seaforth,
spent a few days qf last week with her
daughter, Mrs. Joljin Robbins. Mr. and
Mrs. Babb, of Mitch 11, spent S eiday with
their daughter, Mrs.j F.D. Hutchi on. -Mies
Murphy, of Iriehtovv is the gue t of Mrs.
F. Carlin. -In the a sence of the astor, the
Epworth League took charge of t e services
in the Methodist ch rch Sunda evening.
Captain Fell, who ias recent' returned
from the west, had c arge of th meeting.
Potterfield, of Mitchell, s ent a few
th Mr. Iva Campbell, in the village.
Kenner, of Mitchell, west called to
on Friday night, to sod his little
-Miss
days wi
Rev. J.
Staff&
grandson, Kenner Bell, who to dangerously
ill. -Mrs. Robert White, of Stratford, and
Miss lezzle White, of Mitchel, are at pree-
ent th- guests of Mr. and Mr. Ed.Drake.-
Mr. aid Mrs. P, MeNaughton entertained a
number of their friends Friday evening.-
Tne Weses Norris entertained a ,sleigh load
of thehj Cromarty friends Pr day evening.
&mostj enjoyable time was spent. -Mrs.
George Batson is at present v siting friends
in Wa n. -Mr. Drake has urchased the
Oliver residence, and will move there
short'
•
Bayfield.
Dr. Agnew, dentist, will res me his visits
to Bayfed, beginning Wednesday, pril 10th, every
WedneSd1Iy afternoon during the eunluner. 1785 8
BREEs. - William Neart has begun
building operations for the slimmer, by re -
airing nd removing the hoUse purchased
y Win. Brandon from Mrs. Walwin,-Alex.
Brown left for Owen Sound, op Monday, to
take his place on the survey steamer Bay-
field. -l- he social held at the house of Mr.
Watson lad week, week was a success, a large
I
number 'being present, although the weather
was utifivorable.-Rev. James Hamilton, of
Goderio
ohur0,
will pre
Order
hall, on
enjoyabl
of Foram
, preached in the 1Presbyterian
last Sabbath, Rev.l r. Campbell
I
ch next Sabbath. -Th Independent
Foresters held an at h me, in their
Tuesday , evening, hen a very
time warspent by a arge number
ere and their friends, Dr. Wright,
on Tuesday,
m. Jowett,
.-Wm. OS.
ay, and re-
ble.-James
Bayfield ex -
winter, de-
ems of the
man for his
of ice, and
spring. -
the house
sepb Rich -
turned from
e reports a
turning. He was accom-
y passage. He was 1( days going
,e days re
the return trip by two cousins,
• d locating here. -Meas Chesney
ed to her quarters at the Com -
ter an absence of severiti weeks.
of Tot nham, was in town,
visiting his brother-in-law,
who has been ill for some rim
mond w
porta th
McGee,
press, h
spite the snow storms and t
last two months. Jim is the
job. -Th lake is nearly clear
everythi g points to an earl
Thoma e tinaon has removed t
purchase i by him from Mr. J
ardson. Willie Sturgeon has r
a trip a roes the Atlantic.
very stor
and twel
panied o
who fate
has retur
rnercial a
s in Clinton on Mon
roads nearly impass
of the Seaforth and
made good time al
Wroxeter. ,
British Columbia red cedar end Ontario
cedar oiling es on hand, also lumber aid lath. Gib.
son Bros. •1733-(f
BRIEFS. -Wroxeter will be represereed in
Baden -Po ell's Police, in Sout4 Aire a, as
Messrs. enry (Hank) Sandersoi and E rry
McLeod e • listed in Manitoba. Their lied -
owed metiers live in town, alao ma:ay gds.
ter e and urothers. We wish th m a good
time and afe return. -A sheep riiling case,
by dogs, « as tried in town 1asi week, be-
fore Mes re. Miller and McKe cher. The
defendant lost the case and was fined eight
dollars an costs. -R. Black shipped a car
of flour! 1 st week. -T. Hemph'll got in a
car of oa1ts on Saturday last. -T e blockade
on the r ilroad was so complete that no
mail wa r eeived for over six days. -Mr.
John B a. has rented the new Spotton
house, an; will move in forthwith. -Mr.
Harry Allsn has moved into W.S.-
S. McKe
oher'sshou e, and Mr. Neil Whi e into the
house ta ated by Mr. Allen -Mr. A.
Walker, o Bracebridgee was in town this
.
week.- . Robert Black was in 14ounti For-
est, on Ye day last. -Gibson Brethere have
commence
I shipping maple rollers. They
are cuttin an extensive stock of maple
chair legs leo.
, 1
•
Wesu
space in T
forth, can
it's fairly
new, and t e values offered makeat a space
1
always b1e . Now is your time to buy for
Spring a1 Summer all your Pri ts, Ging-
hams, Mns ins, Lawns, Percales Piques,
Chambraefs, etc. 1737-1
LOCALI I S. -Mears. Joseph and Samuel
Speare hald wood bee on- Wedneaday last,
and gave 4 arty at night. -James Camp-
bell also ha a wood bee and d rice last
week. -Tie roads are in very b d condi-
tion. At p esent it is almost imp ssible to
get along, vv. th either wheels or leighs.-
Making iia le syrup is the ord r of the
day. -A ver sad and painful acc dent oc-
curred ab
Monday I
F. R. Ha
his leg br
paring the
or other t
snapped
house will g
ways a very
Neil Mc el
last week,
o
She was br
day aftern
ily have the
vicinity.
Cron:tarty:
oons.-There's only
e E. McFaul Co's. big
be allowed for these
rammed with these
a limited
tore, Sea-
oods, yet
oods, all
ut two miles east of
st, when Albert. eldest s
ilton, bad the miefortun
kr below the knee. T
f et of a bull, when en
e anitnal fell on Albert's
h bone. Being laid u
hard with him, as he
industrious young ma
ar died on Friday e
er a long and painfu
d at Roy' e cemetery,
here, 011
n of Mr.
to have
ey were
01110 way
leg and
in the
was al-
.-Mre.
ening of
illness.
n Mon-
. Her aged mother and fam-
ympathy of their frien f3 in the
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Zurich.
NOTES. -I--, A r. D. Gottschalk returned to
Bad Axe, Mi higen, on Monday, after visit-
ing his fami y here. -Mr. John Torrance
had a very s ccessful auction sale laat week.
He will lea e the farm shortly. Mr. C.
Hartleib hks eturned from a busin ee trip
to Londo4 Stratford and Sebrin vine. -
All the milliners have commenced veork on
the spring goecise Our merchants 11 have
large and tared stocks, so that tih4 ladies
of our burg' and vicinity will have io diffi-
culty in pr cu mg, the very latest inj millin-
ery in our vi lage.-Mr. H. C. Doanl has, a
staff of carp nters busy at work n his
stable. -Mr, W. :G. Hess has mov d into
the house fornterly owned by his fa her. -
Mr. R. S. Ric 'archon has moved into one of
Dr. Buchaaan s houses, formerly o eupied
i
by Charles ossenberry.-Mr. I. itimer
has been en ag d to manage Mr. S. R nnie's
Lake road ar4i fora year. ---Mr. J. 4, Wit.
hams has traded his old boiler for a n ea and
larger one, whieh will be placed in his mill
shortly. ! !
McKillop.
We sell Langmuir's celebrated trunks and
valises, good a Eartmept and at rock bottom Iprices.
R. Willis & Soh, Boots( and Siroel, Seaforth.
737-1
A GOOD onsn.!---McGavin Br there,
Leadbury, hay secured, at a long 'retire,
Mr. T. J. Eerr 's famous Clyde at Rion,
"Sunlight,'? eighing 2,240 pounds and
ei
aged eight year. This fine animal ha bern
used until r(costly as a stock horse i the
old eountri, Where his progeny no coin -
mend top figurs. The Messrs. Mc avin
are to be coogr Itulated odprocuring o su-
perior an anima , and we hope the ublic
will show their appreciation of their nter-
prise by giving them a liberal patr nage.
The purchase peice watt 81,850.
PIG PURCHASED. -Mr. Arthur Gal aith,
of the 9th concession, recently pur based
from Mr. Thomas E. Hays, a very au erior
young thoreugabred Yorkshire pkg. This
pig was bred! by Mr. G. E. Cressw 11, of
Tuckeramithp who has the best pigs o this
now popular breed that money could pro-
cure. These, are the kind of pigs diet are
now require te make old country bacon,
and farmers 4vhii are wise will cater to that
market.
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS. -At the last
oun-
ell meeting the following persons were ap-
pointed pound -keepers for McKillop: John
Maloney, Conrad Eckert, Timothy Ryan,
Thomas Davidson, Alexander McGregor,
John Rae, George A. Gray, George McKee,
George Dorrance, and Samuel Balfour. The
following were appointed fence -viewers;
Bernard O'Connell, John Murray, Francis
McQuaid, Jarrell{ Davidson Alexander Kerr,
William Grieve, John McDowell, Wiiliam
McGavin, and James Ryan, (Walton). At
this meeting, ale°, the question was "aid -
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SPRING MILLINER
• OPENINGS
At The Peoples'
Popular Store
Wednesday,April3
Thtiirsday, April 4
tlaV
.f3
u It It
From foriner seasons you know the welaoine
• and plass of millinery that awaits pee
corn g,
EAS ER MILLINERY.
We 1ril1 be ready to serve you with
sho ang that excels every previorie
seasdn's effort.
Crisp, frdsh and bright are the new Bast*
hate which are coming from the beer
workroom and being entered into th
milli ery department. Remember tee.
open ng days and be sure you spent
somel time with us. There will be
echnoowu you
ofhe
outthatt33,opuicaula pgreitngfulleff metemistsut
of st le here.
OUR SPRING DRESS,
-GOODS
You Ire cordially invited to beneath&
neweat, the beat, the cleverest, the
cream of the markets which is to he
found here. We've made our selection
the peer of so mealy as we're always
anxious to please the most critical taste.
We believe the fabrics, the weaves,
the colors, and just let 1113 111e1111011 the
price, will delight you. Come to -day,
to -morrow or when you will and see the
new POPLINS, POPLINETTES,
LUSTRES, CASHMERES, '
ESTAMINES, COATING%
SERGES, AMAZONS,
VENETIANS
HANISOME WASH
STUFOS
Were roil surprised to find such a magf-
nificen lot of fancy wash stuffs in the
town ? Or have you not been in the
store s nce their arrival? We, without
doubt, have the taking things in wash -
fabrics, moderate in price, rith in beautye
You mist see our new collection of
0 RANINES, M USLINS,
DIMTIES, PERCALES,
CAMBRICS, CHALLIES,
PRINTS, PIQUES, LAWNS
NEW ILIC ATTRAC- '
TIONS .
The nevst Mika are as attractive as flow -
era and the variety as great. Our
specials in 50,3 silks for blouses: will be
in great demand this season and _why
not? Tbeir wearing qualities are no-
surpasse , their appearance is. rich and
fashiona le and stylish dressers will be
glad to ij&ve shirt waists made of them.
See our very attractive varieties ot.
patterns and color combinations.
OTHER WORTHY
THING
Does it 4em strange to you that this
store is lwaye so far ahead in small-
, wares an1 notions ?- Perhaps it is be-
cause ou4 selections are made with the
very cloe st attention given to the de.
Bethat _as it may, our object- i-
to have this store always recognized as
the best place for
GLOVES, HOSIERY, VEILINGS,
CORSETS, VESTS, NECKWEAR;
LACES, EMBROIDERIES,
TRIMMINGS, ETC.
.1-1-1-1-1±1-1 ++4
... The ...
E. 111cFA1JTL
Dry Goods Co.
C 4th' s Greatest Cask
Dry Goods Store.
ered as to the advisability of appointing.
officials, whose duty it will be to irnpound
all, animals found on roadways contrary to
la*, and if such are appointed to charge $2
for tags for milk cows pasturing on roads..
This would pay, officials and expense of tags.
Those favoring such action would do well
to let the counoil know before their next
meeting, which' takes place on May 27th.-
Jons C. Monitiscx, Clerk.
liticker.sMith.
Our own male of footwear gives the best
i
satisfaction for far wear. Three grades, 92.50, 113
and 93.25 and all Warranted to wear well. R. Willis
& Son, Cady's bloc c, Beaforth. .
l
FARM Sol -AL -Miss Walker has sold
her
farm on the -Mitt road, the west half of lot:
30a containing 50 acres, to Messrs. W. and
P. McKenzie, foe the sum of $1,450. It is a
pasture lot, and there are no buildings on it.
If you don't see the Spring Millinezy open-
ings at TheE. NicFaul Co., Store, Seaford),
you will miss a tare millinery treat. Don't
forget the days, Wednesday and Thursday,.
April 3rd and 4th, because on those days
people from far and near will visit this store
to see a most xcellent showing of stylish
Millinery, boug t from the fashionable mil-
linery centres, New York; London and
Paris. The ha damns effects welcome your.
inspection.
73
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of the
West End, Tuckersmit h, reeently sold to
McAsh Brother,. Varna, a thoroughbred
Durham bull calf, three months' old, for
8100. He is red in color, and tis bred from
Mr. Elcoat's weil. known stockebull, London
Chief. He is a most promising calf, and
will be a valuable addition to the herd of
the Messrs. McAsh, and we hope the enter4
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