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V- 1- . � ar .1 ankle. Hr.l Horton, his numerous friends P do'%'o on, holds q position in th 3 Bank of : Mr.' Normalm Campbell, of the Bank of Com- I a entrij, in fav r ol, the I
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I . i�12 ol� 4 ; � i i ' ontr al,at Winnipeg, And wai, home to � merce,is spending his hqlidays,in Peterboro. tejam�, againet
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"!;-,` ; -_1 , � :1 I sht 111trou 44 0 V* will be 0easod, to lea rn, is getting Alen as I Grand Bend Arid N rig. � �
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1. ;:,I -.�nl - � � ditions, it will be soi a weeks ; h) io t rougo railway inaccommodatiox 0 to come 1 Ja T as Hannan, jr., of Ship'ka, were here on
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'. 4 �-:�, -,., '� - I I it � church on Coronation Day at 10.$ A. M. Branoh Agricultural Sooieties was halt � at �
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1.4 ,� . � . � 0 Donikld's,.Grey. Mr. MaGavin went to lock thistweek.-Mr . ,yndall, of Fergus, is tie 8b inst., and came Across ta dr ving lont' Is SURLY I ERE
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I i I those used in Westminster Abbey 1 and the ulp.the lines, when the stallion att 1 auto for thaun visiting her'brother, Dr. T addle. -Mrs flit tie to the fenoe of -the Mike it
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� �Llk , I f. Campbell, of this town, is the inventor and d,iveri sloag the be ch of the lake and cairne
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I- , Great Britain, Ireland an u d ter the Western Fair ir t Lon Ion. ' ina I . I
I I * - � patentee of a . fmiriatiesouth. Toe horse, Which Appeared Now that the worm weather is
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I I � � . I i invited to attend. f able to be on big rounds. I d bath ro=1 ti be 1 ery have provided for the comfort and ths.
A �1, i L - � I I --fl—. will be impr ve Articles manufactured �n Berlin and it is
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,� . 1 1,t -4 - � E�GLISH PARIS GREEN i - — ; I � . i. A � 7er i t a n1i a's traoks were traced do a to the pleasure of our onsamers.
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1i 11 - ;� 1 � � . I I Loiw StRVIOR MF,DAL,-Slr. I A. W. Comprehensive and ]liberal premit m list will � 6 action 6f -
t- -1�1 . � i pretty wadding took place in the Metbi idiat I I P1 id intly going into ,the watOr to bven the small items on which we
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I I ; -1 i- . . f .1 XORKS) SCYTHES 00 ad foi competition at this show thisi -offer
.- I � � �. I f I - � Stobie, received from the Don iinio# Oovern. . ffered and refused $30,0619 for the patent, am reon evi a
. I � � I � i *ment the other day.'& modal rl0gloervicie church, Walton. on Wednesday af tart eon. i 0 Cir MVOr p or be may have
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I � 7. i . - I �'Ohn . . he expects attei by --their manufac- te a - tage of the a I _ �
� 1, . i NTD HARVEST TOOLS in -the col The - apecia prize , while the a ecial attracitional . to do b, 0 Mi d suicide Th' beich has een valk
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4 I re and sale. -While ch their recent trip ei re u ly gone over sindo a a the
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�f I I � , I I ted and prosperous young business i nen, , Meserto.'Geoige Murray and F
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� , -� � I John Galbraith, of McKillop, The nu, litial , uncle, Mr. Colin 'Gordon, of Laird town- an Select yourl .
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o 1. 1. . I om a dark green ribb n � quite J�Iadgeql are a As in their save. -al depart I firund. or the rig. Iihe horse in aing
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� r. ., I Hu�onit6s, among , thO number being i the sirribs� an a dark bay, rather: up 'a ye we ; tin$7
I � �, � I � - � 11 .nct ist minister, of W41ton, and the inte eat- I "" . . I . � hate, hosie sad the irnlay .
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I . I ��! -� : .: I company of the r6 atives and immediate Reid and F. Seliciales. i They found them stallion.. is. of the ordiriary
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: i I r - �-�� � I I retiring In 1892, with the - ran satisfaIction and fair play may be expected., . -ion.
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� � - friends of the hapl y young couple. . The . all ip prosperous circumstances, and were kind, i tith a topi and in go d diondit �
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� � I � . WIC�LESS BLUE FLAME STOVE. hioh is calculated to give satisfa(tion Is I The so ution of this mysterT be awaite.d now. They may not be here later, -- -1
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I -1 ; ad this week to distant wints by Illiarn were hospitably entertained and a pleE ano -� � � I I . �
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, - . i I . I ; Mrs. & Wallace Tuckerami h ghtway settled � down to the sterner the M 11 Road, Tuckeramith, has had his of THE ExposiTOR'Offi6e, And- goes Out to this week to atteni the Weilding of her - self. � �our_ -1
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I � � D0*1N10N BANK. McMichael, Hullett, a tending congra;ula- iid farmer, and,Nfll soon have his out Knox, of Harptirbey, fias returned home, I .
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: �.. ! � Coates, of Grey, to Clovdiand Phi Miss tions and in wishing them much happi- buildi igs in an good shape as hie handsome after a lengthy visit . Oro,
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c� I ... � I ty in their new relations. , cie.-Mra. Robert Jones -and - the Landeborough, of this
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2 tr , I I . I � .. Minnie McDonald, Walton, ol.Pat'erson, ness and prosperi - � . I I I nd - Mi*Ss Maggle cepted by all fashionable women
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.- I I I � CAPI-TAL(Paid Up), - $2,500,000 1 Missei Jones Q nd a couple nished a hou 6odstock.-Mr. J. a . as high ...
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I I I I , I �— to Detroit Mrs. Thomae Rarkds;'aister A WARNi-�,;-t�.-As the result, of a misun- of mo inay Qity. We wi5h then A; . - . i ; . � -- I
�11 :�t ,�� ;�- - � � � � ; I % . . 2 e wedding of Miss Oreightcia.- ly elated by the I success they ha,va %ti. I
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. :-, ,-fl 1; � , SEA.FORTH BRANCH, Tripp, South Dakota. : � W Road' Hullett, has had his iiairA . -
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. 7�- - - Main Street, Sesiorth. , 8 anda 7 IaM. -Mr. J ames Horton : net iwith �
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� ,�. , . !-� . . I � A General Banking Business trans- Hibbert, recently sold w Mr, D.� Dynovan, learn, however, that after a couple of days' Falls is at present visiting Mr and Arai only two fine days in :succession we have when is was retur�ing from Seaf i,rthP1 A - - I
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� I -_ - �1 I acted. Farmers' Sale Notes collected, of Seaforth, a 3 year-old gelding for th his Jamee Beattie and other friends. Mr,
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�, W V ,;� 11 rates. - , i McGo Atli costs. It � in handsome new residence he is a upon any hit you may ,Ili#
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I , . ft Sold on. all points in Canada, and is a credit to him; _J00. Al Do, al ;jr., of encroaching on the proundis roped,off by he Victoria Square complete
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.- .. . - for which he receiv;d $210. 11B th horses enoy he was handled a little roughly The dp'otor was for half a cienturl, pastor of 11� to
, , ithpIdin c thae constable, and &a a ' record-breaking.one, while �he raoing wa� h' taken back _ his
- � . r,r he United States and Europe. the 10th concession of -eis yers, despite the repeate� - I � was the red-letter day., The 'i crowd was Al Horto a got outiiand held th ' i I b th good ass'
I- . . I a 9. result f inthe,PreiabyCerian church laA Sablath, i 3ad. He was to tow. little prices. .:
. �� -1 - - me eafor'th track, an� sWer's, Mrs. T. Dickson's, an so- . -
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t -- . i W. K.� PE I I . St. Thomas recently Atte4ding the i -
I � . � R. S. HAYS, . ARCE, drays. Several other ve a 1 Drs". were there for. and this case should be a waining ,and h: still retains much of the inental and free-for-all class there were several excitini f u7ner' I- of his cousin, Miss Weldoln.-Quit I
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P 1; � I . I colt race, the first hea� was done in I m�, ties- "' 11 �
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� - .1� I � . � Mr. Samuel Trott, oi this town i � T l , ewa the constables being prosecuted, t ey sb ould Fridav afternoon last, and suffered d �tfeat Gipsy Girl ........... i ...... i ...... I I . tieing tba they are -now. Yotell.suraly � . .
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� Mrrv.& T a ... isi a few prosecute any person who will not k off at th' 3q
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r. I � I af - I case 0 Rev. S. Acheson, for Mi Paisley ...... I ...... I ...... 3 4 THEY ARE TJ NF,EDZD tIII-ZN 04S T sE; Summer . nderwear 1, ---
; I - �'. eldesb brother, Mr. Sa 'L'ro it, w . o re- .-
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li Whoise graduates are in strong demand as . . FOR SArX, OP. RE'T.-A dwelling
. teachers in business colleges,,and as not seen for 30 years. lie &I ;o ' �d � visit- t7 . Ka6 M,* .......... 111*. *J.' * * , �, ' Your Cha- 1 1
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: .� . - - W. J. ELLIOTT, Princilpal. ery, glue and chinaware in stock, the newest tinings I ............ 1 4 ths An OP a for you. ��
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� , � I time in 33 years, all those who !left of " 3uldic pimtronage. Fresh but. 'thoLord'saupper was dispensed last ab-' Annie D.. 1 5 2 a Aend id choosing' from large a 'ents popu I �
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�, � - the family had a happy . tt '� bath. ' Twenty were added to the chu h." Nellie Wilkes ......... I ......... 2 8 16 to please the prudent. 1801-1 and at* p-Tices-well, the very -lowest
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� -I A VEF.s.&Tm at tbei various -entrance centrcis in ast Fred Wilke 6 -7d I , ate �
I � : I IT - I W. N. WATSSON, North Main Street, Order of Foreaterg, and t be Ancient Order of U ited � d- � . �, I .
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� I . - � i I . - � Haaonbanda goodstock of the latesth i -� r ; . I , Innomination .......... I ...... T . 2 convenience.- r m d offerings.
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. this town,.is not only a clever! wr� .
� I � " I seestid bAnd bicycles on hand which will be sold I al- Logan Liddaman .................. 2
% l a , mortgage e iuin of at 00. Apply at TnE Expo w .
. I . . -, a eskirtoonisir; of no piean abilit, , Q�ad several ! 4 Lincileumis foryour hall, kitchen Jae-
: ,.1 . I - i ebeaA, TOR OffiCetto Jacob Buxer or Joseph Kra ,k h, on Tuesday and Mrs. Cudmore was wa *mly !Time, 1:05, 1:05. : 1 1 -4-hlr'.. Thomas Nailane, of the I th: conces-' I I I . I
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I I I . � nRAYMOND and WHITE SEWING MACHINES- attention. They display much �kbllit� and Another car Manitob% flour. Ca.-diao children, are visiting at her father'g, lev. 2:27 Pane and 2:23,Trot. Both these durable 'floor eoven*up len&wol-
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. �-Z - if " i r Potato Bug Finish, No mixing requ' red, the old i ,�Ie I
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� . PE . - . sticks to the vinea and 168hes the whole crop of I 9,.:,Neil gas now settled work Zain.- MT. - I ..
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, I I oloe ap lication. For sale at Elam- AlsoPbersofi. The latter is at pre ant o the Eid ......................... 4 4 4'ohn' Mills has purchased a 94 . 4:
i - , Machinesi mad Bie-yoles, i1ton & Kerstake's, Seafo -tb, I I I
,r - - I and his work is highly c0mm. MAed � ' the I "I'-' � continent and does not: come b 1k tc big Charlie P ............. 11 - - - . . i ...... 5 5 t16'am, and has sh o sold 6, fine mare, to Mr. son than now for seliction. I
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. NORTH MAIN ST., SEAFORT11, instrucitors. In a recent post, card 63atest, Have just uuloadb I another car of 'that ; � eation until the last wee . �
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� , I he captured firat'prize in a clo so 0 2,k,. We Redpath granulated atigar. Card no Bros., Seaforth. Miss Maggie Barr who bas bee in H, 6mil 1 Time, 2:21J, 2:29J, 2,-20J. i � yariety
I - , -: . � . . - I I � r. James Watt Is buildin "m- Home Deeorations fer --- : ,
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. I I ginning of I -Miss Bulger, of Port Two Strike ............. 1 11 ing t air now lime kiln at full )last. We I . -15 doNri
. truat that it may ba only the' & � . Eggs that will h itch exhibition b- rds, Elgin, 8 ter ol, I ) I
� li � , , -. I . . IF frow.twopens of Black Minoreas, laxge in size, and � � Windows, Etc.. I
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; I � I greater things. . . , ulger� jeweller, Seaforth, is at p Be in 2 ey will do well and make A, ou -.ease
� It - . ; i . � . true standard color. the I eat layers of large 6g: ,,s of re t ' ' Miss Dolmareb ........ ..1 5 5 1 � ope . "
� t I � . 0 1 : � :this vicinity visiting her brother and c t � . It When you come to see our lace eurtaine ' -
, � . i I all fowls, satisfaetion juaranteed, 01 per soifing. , her Maggie Usher ......... 1-2 *1 3 3 5 � f it 'The Harlock Joint Stock E ciales Com- . I 3 dOZ03
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� � 1� I - I just puit into stock a new and DmkTa OF N r,. Tno.NI.14 -orpi-Mr. �old friends. -The ops throughout this Texas Jessie ............ 1-4 4 2 5 4 �
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. well selected. line of High Grade Silver* wanted. Win. Hartry, S 3atorth. ;"= ow have their weigh scalps er oted '
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- i county never looked better than. they do Jappo-Jr ......... ... i lad in thorough working order. It . 'rives in effecit and a3 handsome am you could - �
I � � % . � : I . ware, Thomas Copp, third son of M % Willi -am . i 91 i � � ia go" -
. � - .� . suitable for, Wedding Presents. Remerrx'b i I �nz ask 'to have them. Satiefacti, i �9- dozer-
. I . er, Copp, of Seaforth, departed this ife ol Snn- A thoroughb�ed Jersey heifer calf for �tbis spring, grains of all kinds promise well. I'Dead beat. . od tisfaction,- and is a great c ony en ence .
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�' ; . . over a year, being a victim oft -C � � t, Eggs 14o. We b iy for cae - ivery efficient Brussels correspon�' i I . c .
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. I - Iroul. Our prices are also new. wool, eggs and butter. A $20,000 istoQ of Dry ExroslToR was in town on Tueedi COLT R�ACE. ' evinitb. .� I ther : . -
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� . F Goods, Groccries, Readyrnade Clothink, Camets us a pleasant call. In company with Mr. i - I 0 . 7 �
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� -I, - York, where he held for some time a good I I came Out to spend the afternom 'at the Lady H . ' ' . jawi: � - �
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I , 1:071,'1:09. 1 � olest underwear and dress materialsi and .1 - .
� i I ,a L steady work, b1z pay, wf te f,)r particulaie. 114 lens Time, 1:06-.� ., . The beat is note too good for- you. UW -
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: the best medical skill and the� , oat careful hisbarne8ishop two dcors NORM Of is pr4 sent friends: here this week. Mr. The mpeon was Antithessis ........... * * * * * .......... 2 3 they I lave many kinds, many . �ricies,, and I I - ,
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kl gretted by all who knew him.1 ere ains try know about it, as maby valuable horses are lost Planna an, of Petrolia, is visiting friends in! able heavy draught hors -3 die, on Tuesday i , - N
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0 1 t MURRAY." This is an opioion pined f ' row a tual . i man rt urned frorn Conference last wee r., .
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� And Picture; Frames. cemitery on Tuesd4y- . � i � experience, whereby goo) j r6med was ter of BeIgrave, was it town on. t drawing gravel that day, and when they � I
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; 6 HENDERSON, SeafortlL riday- evening last, betw en ,a i I the - H. BENSO — foresters Intend attending gar A th � - fc r the last year, I 3 stationL2 a DrY' Goods Go.
: J. P; e . an THE: L�%.TE J&.,IEII . The I gins also had a horse die ia the; pasture field , and Rev. - L-'. �
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k I . i I . gentleman's old frien a in this vicinity. it Oddfel ows hall at 6:15 in the signing and, EVERYDAY HATS.—The ever popular -sail,- . ry I G60ds Z,bore.
z . : Mi— their team, and had the pleasure 'f car "For some time past the life of march Tarner's church, in Mond�y eve 'rig last.— . - I I I .
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. I CAPITAL(PAID UP) abigerowd. of 4pectant spelcita�6ra; and, awa . r - a of ing up xien In * � Fd, noother hat feels, quite so muchlike fc r some time with a sore finger,1 but ignow conscious and critical ,condition for 101018- .
� I pablio generally have not been the , ur �,
. . I - although the gAn�e did not res ft " th 3ma- do a d attending the ii Leeet.—Mr.1 own, in its right ' lace. The! E. Me- r( coveting. —Miss Minnie Elcoatlis vi' ' ---- -
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� t 1 SEAFORTH . BRANCK whistleblew. then Galt go� wplece Of heart, w'as tbe'oauee of the illnesa, and the - Mitche I NOTES.—A few of our young people� N ichigin last week,—Mr. and Mrs. A. ' . I 11
I I Advocate, was in town of � Tueaday., � � r. Sproat confined to the house .
i � heeled over to Walton Monday nigh4 to F sher, of Benmiller, visited relatives bare of keeping M - . I
. I ' luck, and scored y the Seafokh g4al k paper pain and anxiety whiall it carried with it 'and mtna a a leasaut call at TiiE. ?,xposi rQn' w I 11-1 1.
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� - I i �sacted�. Farrivers' Notes cliscountaid, tempting to t�hro 1�1 it out. Ii v�as lot erful patiene ) spent a most enioyable evening, although the al ant LIS uuday at L4`01ans 1`0 ys is visiriog I
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-V satiafaotory kind,,of a goal, but it 1 coirlpted. . weather was a little cooi.—Rev.P. Musgrave .
I . on -Saturday, .A nd with it came the -re ief. Wedn iday. As part of the rac( ' ' village. Mrs. Ramsay. in company- with ,
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. 1� I �coltection of Sa- follow with twoi, mo�e 4efore The funeral was held yeaterday',.the remains within lie jqrisdiction, be was I her son and daughter, intend spending & -
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- business In the Klondike District, hat beh .—Mr. George To vn, � -she is under the doetor's. care for throat
.'� vices at St. Paul's church, which were con- provide I in � Honderson *
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:i_ � Hurons seemed to waken up,�nd, although . friends in Brussels.—Mira. Barwick, who � IMOWERS AND. A -A.CHI�NERY REp-.tIRIXG- -trouble.—Mies Rett% Upeball is visiting �
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. , . r #1() Jo M ,10 830 to $60 .14 The visitors In A; Imost which the late Sher�q Benson was a in m- . — visitors here on A ad. IT mpson,atKineardinelaat week.—Miss 5 L
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. r soliolikor. I � as - the house through illnese, has� almost re� 'of all pl6w'repairs, a:bd castiDgs, moulhoards, I low - �
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� 1 1624 to them is due the victory. The score, sery ee postmaster o� Lter. —Mr. F. W Twed le, � I ! ha dies ind all plow an'd root scufflar repikiing :,
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I I lalt, is liArdly a Dixie Watson, W. Pocklington, 8. B. '�(oung'o groc�ary store, and will 'move his � i 6 � I . I � 180(-3- the congregation. , o stone is being
. air indication of t � . I i I Wroxe,ter. : ev. a d Mrs. Me ibbin, oi unturned for the grand success of the daff I
� �e'relatite 'eiito of the Jamieson, Dr. Low and Mr. Bill ler, office there before the end of the mont .,— BRI�Fs.—R d
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I I James Henry Benson came west from ea. We Aga n remin on BRIEFS. —W. H. Karr, editbri of the Bru ,B ,y8 who were makin, - ,visit m ith prociesdings.-M a. E. Daley and daughter,
best of the game, and we look or � readers of the lawn � � . a- � to r � �
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- . pl 4 victory forth, Ontario, to this place in IE82. Among iocialt bel�eldontheEgmondville church: gas Post was in the v�illage 8aturday, on �frlendnln-thevillag th6 past week,- have Myttle, are making a visit at the parental 'I
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I . - , be plenty of room, rnoon train, going east, now arrive - � �
� i known horseman, o�Ahe � tabo tie and Hib. practice of his profession, and the si 3,n, bat the a wil to a at home of Mr. and re. Wm. Moorei—Mr. business meeti ing at the .borne of Mrs. 1L I
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. -other, and have capable men in every de- 4 in wh re Mrs. R. Richardson, Mr. and � night, Si turday4ast, -went to Bayfield for a day's this was the last, meeting of the .1
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� � 11 partment. . e ret �rning h6me from the Smith & Ferguisoin block now nds. In Master Samuel Faust, of Zulicih, Vverei, � or their da woul I .
. i . Seaforth, and whenl 0 -bout I Mi was a resent- : ests I intention of coming to the village one even. ot �ing. , Few men enjoy a day's fishing age of attending wir,h the societ here, it i �� I
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i some young men in A � bugg� �ich, hasvery-kindl ; class in vocal music. 'H. Hamilton, of re.—Mr. and Mrs. as was spent. Ate. L been presl- I
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, i y and i 2tereating , and S. H milton, of Seaforth, are wery� of Manchestibr, ,during �
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I and which we are selling at from $5 to $15 irol th animal, appointed sheriff fo ' district y1chool convention, held at Stratford spending two weeks hol ? . X -
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causing the vehicle I to jol ', t iroTving � Mr. until the time of his daath,with much craiit elic4l Association. It will pearance of his residence by adding a fresh U hall'and r. Lowery werel Bich �l
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. . f Horton from theri�� He held on t6lithe tohim4elf. .Mr.Bens)ntooka deep inter- *eek.—Mr. aorgeStewarf,and Mr. John coat of paint. ---A-Misses J.'Robertmon and M. " in! hair !youth and till last summep had --I iot workers of tho. id ;nd will make a good
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� . I . . horse until Mrs. Horton ,as abI6 1;6� !get eat in the affairs of the town, an I for �he Davidson spent Thursday fast in, Brussels.— a ea ral ,bla -iy officer.—Rev. Ir. and M -is. McLean= ==�
. Ion organs, you know them. � ' 1�. Ggvenloe have,shipped a lot of ba ad I � � �
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, - - I OUR GENERAL REPAIR SHOP. heao� ;nd last number of years was chairm n of �he ay from Se rth station during the p Let Mrs. Ewing, of Teeswator, is the ' c du�ing tl At- took in the e� I cursiori from Goderi- to - .
11-1 I : . I- . quiet it. When MIr. Ho ton I at tompted Regina school board.' In politi�lei he , ad her'ditighter, Mrs. G. Allan. at, � the station. i- -a easrs. The son, stone ntasions, of Detroit d - d their.otip immensely.— -r I 24-0:
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. Always has our special attention nd stilk toO for the first president of the first CoriservatAve dderr ad been scarce during the pse dfrom. St.. Thomas.— veryone is coming tihin of'Mr.,J. B. MeLeau'a se, il .
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. ! . drnek, W He was a staunch English chute iman; a4d ere , isitin ,�at their uncle's*, Mr. H. Gei b, to Va. one of the besti celebrations ever held wf businle in th terest a —h [r. tan by doing u is plowing. Mr. Sproat it - ; .--.
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. I took an Active interest in the geme,!nt OL erlic - street, last week.—BI ight and here� —Miss Jean Edgar, of Howick, is I . SPP:1alti 0 t ein . h, - oppor*
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