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. I . . 11 THE HIBBERT SHOW; Table dr%pi, ,w Jaffrey, No � I eighton. to the farmers, awording to quality and was due to despondency over the failure of
Footstool �diss Creighton. Befsb� piece of w F RNI�HINGS kind. The dealers who'bought by the orch- certain farm crops Oue to the wet weather.
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2 S, T 0 R MS I The Hibbert people b'd a blight, eVE ar, fancy work, not on, list, 'Nci�pis, Mir's ard have no reason to complain, a:s the erop, Tucker was only 25 years of age.
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: � �Zv,tlj, - pleasant day, for their 9;ow at Staffia., on Creighton. PillovV ehams, . i�s Qrle!gkton, I ' exaeods the early estimate. On the other 16
I 50 ft. wide I I . � WALLP PERS hand, tkose who are buying by Oe b%"el !
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� I Tuesday, although we ll�ve no doubt sons@ winHodge. Fancy pathiel, � Norris, Miss � I
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100 ft. long I T . Uippeir Moor got wet before they re�cheol home. The Crei6ton. Three patches pu e;d pants, WINDOW SHADES bave no etills to handle and ,Ao risk to run .
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.. $ANUFACTUR. show, on t4he whole, was hardly up to John A Norris, Joe Hamilto�. Suit ladies' I * I
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. t �XNG. � former years, There wa a neat, but small' u �df.rwear, Miss Creighton� Darning on� 8 -The I tter part of Aug�st the remains 2 ,
i 9 14 I OURIWIN POLE ,AND
.;- : urke, who d' finest gladiolus at the fall tair,apd the bulbs
� I I ! . I I colle�tion of ladies, work, an oxcellent Bbow otbokiu;,s, Miss Creighton. !Batton -holep, of Thoma O'Ro led in Manitoba,
- — I ��. �L . . P10TURrE M 00M DINGS were brought to . Parkhill for' interment. were Liot received tbroagh the Horticultural
i I i � . of fruit and roots, but v9ry little grain, aud Miss Ferg son, J Norris. Emb�oidery in I � . I ,
I . I I I society. The second prize went to Mr. T.
I *vw:!I��!!:�,l��;ll�ill��l:��l'Illi��111111 ill 111111 I111 11 ******* � � . thd dairy department w v 4- light, which silk or eati ,Miss Creightonj win Jeffrey. Thera appears to have been 6xtr6ng auspic. I
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I . . I . � � would seem to Ind ate7tha3the ladies of E'mbroider3 in wt,ol, Miss fighton. Ro. ion that the man was poisoned. 'On Taes- Sayers, Straitford. -- � . - C,
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I i I . i � . I AILEX., "T TINTE'D day the remains were 'exhumed. A post -On Wednesday, September20th, a very , .
. I the vicinity have gone out of the butter man embro Aery, Miss Creig ton. , kenei6g. J I ! � . xft.9
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. The above is a quot tion from ancient hi�tory. In:days go7a.s by a great making business, or that it Is too dear to ton embroidery, Miss b ,o . Java can- 1 ! I mortern was held by Dr. .4. J.1 Johnston, pleasant and happy event took place at the
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. Creigb i of Toronto. on beh6lf of Ahe! Pr � ovincial .residence of Mr. George Stoack, postmaster,
M. many people u,eed thesewo, ds either th-rouoh necessity or be.;ause it was fash- make for show 1purposen ' Stak4 used to be vaas work, Miss Creighton I Crochet i in _81EXFORTHe . q
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Is . noted for the number an excellence of its wool, Mies Ortighton. Croch b iii cotton, I �
ionable, or, perhaps, for motives which did not Pippear upon the vuface,- and . � . , but the ques,� w"' adjourned 0
- , - , - " Fa cy �in ' for two weeks ' I Miss.11-aggie, became Ahe happy bride of
. I ' horses, but it werit back'' on its record this Mliai' Creighton, wm 'Hy the, exAmi tation of [ I
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� when angaged in shopping fhey used this expression as the weapon,with which 4 last week t a long lost treasure was un- , ,
,ear. Competition was very light, alth ith, e8 Opeightorl. Profeasor F,Ilis, of Toronto. , , - . Mr. Conrad Smith, of�ttle same.place.
; � Pugh cuishion, Jo Ia S MoIlra eartfied. T, e son, Seth, who works the ,
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' . . there were some very good � vouniz animals P.�Iinting O:t silk I or plush ve vet,i John A farin, had OP113810" to move a fence on the .� Stratford Collegiate 11natitute in honor of
. .very sympathetic and flexiblo nature, consequently cannot resist . he appeals shOWD. There'! was an exc!e�tiot�ally 'good Narve, Mi3s Creighton '� Pehoil;drawin I � , named Watson, procared a ideqse tillers a
I , I - 9, premises and wbila plowing the land o1a I . Lindsay Malcolm, only so � of Mr. George, .
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� lu o -day the usefulness of the old expression has dimini:hed, and its show of cattle, Ilowever, both,in Shorthorns Joseph Nor -10. Pdintin * in 6ater colors, w few days,ego, and with t o � 1,4dy of his ; � 14 -
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I I � ay�' for the . fact is now we have �, . , and grades. rndeed the eXhibits in this Jeffrey. 8 )eeimen of wriGiqp, Joe Norris, bills, so Iona hidden, canoe to his view and ehoice'proceeded to the re AC, -1 wbolw*,a' tm Ipa
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., V I fashionableness faded aw ;� department wo . J. Man.3ell t) be married. a' at the recentl exami"tiops, of $100 am -d -
- r uld have done credit to a very Robert Hc garth. Crocheting in � silk, won I . eing inter -
it I , l� with the eAeption of a few on the .outside ar n had $150 resveot*ely. Lindsay will attend,'
. i I I much larger show. The sheep and pig- Jeffrey, -wri Hyde. Potte plauts from rogated ib was , 7
, � . . . . . I I were in alai- state of preservation. There- . Queen,h i 6 gstoll.
, ,. . prizes were mostly taken by one exhibitor in green hous(, -Ny Harbourn, H Deal% 1 : I been married before, but he'thoU'ght he was Univ mity., kin ,
I i � i waina were (arefullj kathered and taken to . . � I I � .
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. I , IR"11 . , each ulass, The following is? a list. of the . i I 0 justified I n' taking another v�ife,'as his first George Cbok, Philipsburg
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, � . ; itors, , � Horses -.W. Berry. Bruc(f I ' �
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I (3—op :ID rTl[ 81, I JUMES. the bank an( were u abseqaeLtl 7 sent t the spouse eloped about seventeen � years ago the home of ,Mr.
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�' . �, ROME& Dritight.-Brood mare, having moarefulocrutinyunder magnifyinggla.4ses andhadnobbeen heard frum since. Mr. I .
I .And sensible people will M ke ood use of the opport,unit� and get'. what they foal in 1902� Jc ha McGrath, let and 2od, Qatle,-rhomais Heals, N i 1�che' .1� . Mansell refused to perform the 6eremony. , his daughter, Miss -Mlary,l was united in- —1
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. I :Sheep and- Pigs, -W. Dt I )ridge, W -Thom-as Brabyu: a former employee of marriage to M.r. M. lfia&l, a prosperous -
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. 14 want, while they may specially so when everything is 6en.. lower in! price than wm,Kerslake. �Foal of 190Q,,.;J McGrath, c6lsea. � !! Mr� Brown 70 in li� u for the remains of the ' I young iarmer - of North I Eastbope. - The
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. ;-when hard 'Ldme3 prevaited. . 0 � , 1nn"Plemei it j, -John Miller ' eneall. , once good bi Ia. - know n cycle xidbr, who is at YOung Couple will ive,'on Mr. Habelm farm-,
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� � - . I � R, A Switzer, McConnell& Son., One year ton, Mit6hell ; J. Gardiner, arquhar. passed over 0 the filent majurity, in Ahe t touring on his wheel *4 England, -On Re ternber, . th 4ames Bhn
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I I - . old filly or -gel4irig, wm Keislakej Thomas i . recently flaished third in the Corquation 100 P
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i � I I Yruit.-IV. Deveraux, Seafcrth. 1 person of M ris. E Jim and Sly, a � the tige of ' . of the 16th conces6on
. ; � � I . _! mile road �sca from.London to Brighton, and , Elma, fAI ciff a lead
This Week"s Selling Men's Suits. � Geary. I I 1 6 years. a ,n b f 'se Sly _.
� I 'Dairy, Horticulture, and H(imeMa-jluf&c_ 4 ar 5 e re Mrw. �
7 - i I �l ' 11" (I return. There were 25 starters of whom 12 of manure, head -first. Along handled fork
. I . General Parpose.-Brood ;ir�:are, having an
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; I . . 1� a ublt . sease, followed him and the prongs rax through
. . : �� . tures,-Mr, and Mri. J., .' Walker, of
I L . foal in 1902, ,A�m Kerslake,' wm Machan. . � I "dueed b -the ab finished, � The first man did the distance in
. � . � � � ' 'gieff'. � . pro ,tt,.,ion of ure%, from the thickest tartor t� 30 111steip, going be-
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. .*wow : � -won, K . L OJ five hours 'and twenty. five in inute.s. Brabyn
: : Foal of 1902, win Machan, eralake. f ep _,�,y �
� . Ladies' Work, -Mrs. S. U l'ar, and M ra. Which a for arose, and which
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. i f � . Three year old Ally or gelding, wrn Kers- ' I was five minutes and a balf )ehind him. . . �
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I . ; A. McLaughlin, Oromarty. I was the ult imate cause of bar death on Aic�n- hollow of the foot.' U toluk a strong pull for
. : � � . � lake. One year old filly or ge�ding, Richard I i ' -Mr. James Flemming, e r. -M. P. inspeic-
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.. . . i . � . - I tor of legal offices for Oat irio, , died last his father to take out Dbe fork. �
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I . I : I i I I t I Shewasthl nlyremainingdaughterbLMr. . -Mr. Cecil Irville, formerly Clerk in the
I . I . I I arriagi-.-Span in harne�s; A wright. Huron NoteS14� I I Sunday morning athis home.- in Toronto. . .
I . I I i W. SmithBo i , of 01 ut:on,'and was married dt - - e N
. I Pr Foal of 1902, J4 Old -Mr. s,nd Mrs. W. J. Morrow, of Gode- I I Mr. Flemming had been foi--& number of cffice Of SUPOri"ten.dt t Tiffirif of I'll � orth-
11 I _� . � aeph Norris. ' Two year I - some 20 yei I a ago to her hueba ad, to ' -whom -G. T. R.' at Allandale
� I . a rich, celebrated their silver wedding last years a sufferer from Bright�'s disea!fse. Ile ern- division of the iG.
. � ' . � . i 1! filly' or geldiDg,::Aud wright, 4y Yeo, Tho I - she bore tw a childr ni a son and daughter. - :
� � q � � 1 1 . I experienced, no very serious attacks I bow. and at one time a ime her of the Beaco'
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A � T They resided' on a xm on t,be corner of the
I � .. i . I staff in Stratford, has been on a visit to- his
, I The quality of the materialE, as well Roadster&. -Brood mare, having foal in �-Nlr. Tiornsialiandford,oF Exetar, re- ever, until the end of last -week. On'Friday
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� - $ i� 190�*, Jos Norris, Robeit Hogarth. Foal of ce�ntly sold 3is handsome gray. teara to G. I. morning he coaWlained of feeling unwell, mother, Mrs. Ir el, Hd goes to Havre, -
- . I � I . - Jave years a � o sold ,heir place, and moved Montana, where he has secured the position
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�. as the cut and finish of our Euits make i ; 1902, -\,vm Olive;r, R Hogarth. . Two year'old Byxton, of 'odorioh township, for the spin to t ' and on returning home froin his offilm at I
. : 3 1 � I 'heir pre i mt abo le,1 at the top of the: hill I of private r,ecretary to Superintendent Scott,
. I : I of 1 $490. 1 Osgoode ball at. noon he di not go back.
�� - � filly, or gelding, -%vm� Jeffrey� Thos -Annis. ! � .
. ; near Staple ion. Mrs. -Sly had been enj of the Great,Wortbern Railway. I
I thern fast sellers and bia trade winilers. 4950,- �. Mr. and Mts. John Govie of Rullett,. � oy' That evening he took to his )ed and rapidly ,
. I , One. year old filly or gelding, Joseph �Iorris, ,_ . ing her usaa. health, and had just returned
�. - I 0 1 1 � � win Oliver, R Itogarth. . I . lebrated their silver wedd-Ing- recently, sink until his death. -Mr. Shore, a Stratford man, was stop.
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. ` I When once examined and tried onf the � I i Saddle and Buggy. -Single driver, wm when a large number of thFir. frien a assem- -Three years ago little Willie,Chase, of ped within a few Mil f tha city one
,; ., � � I -A quie but pretty wedding took place Win ip . morning late] betwe a 12 aiad I o'clock,
� � . 1 5800 Hodge. I bled at the r home and fittingly celebrated at 11 Eudy ," Cranbrook, the resided' p of n g, while playing with a companion, I Yfle -
__ n- - a cr I I 11 .0 receivede a bullet near his cc Ilar bone. The and his money � eman ed at the point of a
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� , _ ... . customer finds no difficulty in, gettii g CATrLF,.-Milch cows, having calved Finne tb : Me Tuesday, September I ,
�.T . < .111, �� 0 �� I I . Alex. k, on Yv r. A buggy d ove up, lowever, and
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- i��Z last. fall show, Alex Miller,-- Hugh Norris, A -Win. Gallagher has disposed of his RL wound was a very serious �ne, sad young revo _e
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. . ,_,�� .1 I just exactly what he wants, and in the Miller. Two year old heifer,John Hog l store business in Gorrie to J�e7adel of to Chase's life was despaired of' for acme time. tbe high I
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I— % . ' The surgeons were unab'j ie mO who robbed :Mr.
. . I C50 Jos Norris. One year old heifer, A Miller. Fordwicb, and J. McEweri, of eawailer. Tlirnbul . a'well-kn)wn physic: an of de- � . I If, to locatie the bul- I
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. wafter of price he ca n* get the &Ame Heifer calf, calved since last fall show, H The new 1 rop4l keni . 7 recov- Auney the pro vious w0ek,of over $100, and
. � I . rich. The 63remorly was perfo.-med ia4f*�ont �
. - 3 � I No�ris. Bull ,calf, calved since lastfall sion. i -i I Rev. D� B. ered, he has suffered from a severe haAing at the same ti Ile usin him roughly,
. 4 � . I , of a bank of 36sters a ad ferns, V 7 ' -Mr. Rieb�rd She pard, of Harmony, - -
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. satisfaction cut and fit in the lower 1 50 show, A Miller, H Norris. Herd, four I -Ab interestit g exbibit at the $[oderich McRae, in tloe pres( nee of the . r latives land codghand�vain in theleft. side ever since.. I ..
! . J . . 7a females and male, one year and over, Alex fair )ast wi�ek wis a display o I Re&enbly, -fter a long pen d of coughing, had a valuable worklu mare badly out on
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. I .. - I r f r6m � few intimiWte friends of thf 3ontracting a I a barbcd wife � one r1i. lit lately. She evl�
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. priced as well as in the higher. � - I ! the Yukon.1 There wBs also a fuli, line' of - a a 7the boy is now .
_. � I parties. T6 bride looked cl arming 1 . . dently had pawed int the wire which wan i
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.1 - . 1 50 07ersey.-Cow, with certificate, calved. vegetables -in th3 exhibit.- �he Ownof w 'to Duchess r%* been !
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. ,� I I i a f5ince last fall show, Thos Annie, many varieties as are grown 9 sat[n, en t in, A couple of months ago i an oil wtll was attacbed to t a fence, and ail�ght hava a
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.1 � I � a over taffetta, trimme& with ex luisite B rua- completed'about two miles east of Wheat- Cut much wor so, only 1at -the wire became I
. � - I \ , Glale Cattle.-Ot,w. having calved birioe and they m6re just as pimpl�. i I � I
1. . � I r � . eels lace and flated chiffon. khLe wore the wedged betwf en the I e and the -foot. Mr, � �,
I . lamt fall show,!Thos Vivian, Jos Norris, J !-Au interestijig wedding. tpok place I at � I I �
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� -1 � � Hogarth. Two year old heifer, J Hogartb, the home of Mrs, George Caut3lon, ibf Ulin- I.� shooting it, another well was begun on the Sheppard., in �rying t loosen the wire from I I
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. - r 7 '00 I . - a lace lid ly, which showed up well, �ut instead of
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I ,; Ito Aggie McNair, Slat of the *0 result thitseveral acres oflandarouridthe children, oil their way to school, were play- -
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I ,I. �� All Classes. ' Held of four steers, two pOrforafed by Rev. H.'M� MMining.l quipure and green velvet ribbDn, and 'ear' There is cdosiderable excitement, and sev- streetv, welie,ftru"'oidoe' ectrilte light pole fell .
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I I . I I years old and over, J Hogarbh, let and 2nd. - -AtPerjysbu�g, Ohi ,Ion ctober lot., riecipinkroEes. LiftleJeseie �'-Teilson, * eralotherfirme arehastilv completing ar- withecrashjustbeei othem. Someof the
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� . I . . ! ] I dr in a ,. re ttle gown oU white silk land is being, largely leased W thati vicinity. boys and girls) narrwo ly �e.scapod. The -old
I � I I Notris. Beat one year Old. steer, J Norris, man of'Wingharr, was unitad in marri ge trimmed with valericienne No% and c%riied - at
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. ' ' Z w0i Oliver at steer calf, calved Fince' 'to Mies Francis IV. MaKell. The cerem av -A natural eas excitem red pole had ror-ted Clean 3ff. One of the boys;
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cow or heifer, J.McConnell & Son, Alex after the ce emoiiy Mr. and: Mrs.. Rit 11 southwest of that village -- ll�tw an the 'Wel: along the crossing.
Senanible Ur 6 � � i 1 '9 Turnbull, ol Auburn. � After the ceremony land canal and the Welland kiver. "It is -Mr. Fred6rick inkler, one of the ,
I , I Miller, Fat ox or steer, : John Hogarbh, lat left for Wirighani. I a dejeuner was served, after which the �
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I I ; I happy couple left OW the 3:.30 train from but at present it is im I §si e to t
. , SiiEF,P.-Downs.-M. Watson, of Kirk- happened 0 Della McDowell, econd daufh- I � . � September 25th, at his home on 0 ington
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1, The most sensible womei Are anxious I ton I took all prizes in this class, tei of Mr. 1�obeqt McDowell, of Wastfilld - whether there is a large qu at ty of gas in street. The 1�te Mr. Wi-Aler was . io
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I .took all prizes on Friday morni� . . the rock, which is some h i
I I � rythin,g-,!and there is 1 i� " pd�eds of feet Canterburn, $witzerl knd, on March 17th,
-tl I I for comfort 't'above ete I Y. firkall ire. -Richard Birch � .'g of last wee I hile on I � _,
� I nothinc, that ! -in Yorkshires. . I � the wagon *ith ber father, W60 was going I Cana,cla. down, or whether this is mo tlyl surface gas. 1832. He ca a to OB nada in 1854, takirig
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0 1 1 Wright, Thos to Balgravelfor aload of lumber, she --Martin,,F. Dar n,� of London, was bad- The natural gas belt throng th6t district is up his first I ome in Hawilton, where he
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1 1 ' I I Vivian. Plymouth Rocks, T Vivian, H dentally aliA off, ,t ly crushed by a � faling wall on Monday about eight miles south of P' rt Robinson, lived for a litle over a. year. From Haup.1-
I Our idea is to supply you I 1 with reall ' I veins at Port ton Mr. Win] -ler came to Stratford, where
1 � Y, Yeo. Wyandottes, Win Oliver. I Turkeys, her head, but, w1th the exception Of a few aft8rnOO I , but there maybe valuabl
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We have reasoo to beilie� I W Sadler, H )teo. I -Mr. John Wise, of, the � Hurol ,ad Newcastle c %I exc i2ge on Monday, for' -Miss Jessie Chtbpman as burned to Was a Skilled � 3ainter in&deeorator.
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� QRAns.-Bpans, A 'Wright, !Mips ,- E mct with Ia na4ty accident on Monrirky Of, Canada andthe U * d S death on Saturday night last, I er -One 4&pperled __- -
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1 .. .. people appreciate our efforts i -n' the matter' Ferguson. Timothy need, T ,Annie. Indian laar, week, while i going to Clintonj , if,h a -T. G. D tv of age, a well atcalgary. The tragedy wa' a' horrible to the late fre ight at - -Bruioner. which de. .
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. of maintaining qua4ty in our furs'. We corn, Jos Hamilton, G Smale, I load of apples. His horse became fri?_ ,ton. known baohelor,, o yk,rp,3, , was found one. Thewoman was comple-elr burned layed the tralh fora rouple, of hours. As
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I 'ETABLES.-Early potatoes, rn Sadler. t -ed at a bicycle, a1bd shied into the d�it.-,. and dead in his room M nday morning. a. the train -was V -do at
never.had a season equal to the present for VEG NNi , up. She was 62 years of age andi li�ed alon
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I I : . from work on the C. She went home shortly befo�e eight o'clock, th I I the draw bar
oo Hamilton. �Iover against the'fenoe. The team ,- ntin. - -While r �turnhag at point, with a hew-vy loui , .
� large selling of the very best 06ds, and so L%to potatoes, w Sadler, 4 , I I .. i -
� early. People who knowus or1ka:ow of our collection potatoes, W. Sadler. I Swede ued some distarlep. but, not much, o a, na,g.e P. R. elevawr, Win�ipeg, W. Mclntomney and it is suppose was pr paring for bed, of one of two� Com , ation passenger and
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I . % . . � .tur I ipot A wright, w Oliver'. Other was done. JMr. Wise was aor0wbat 4adly was run dovin by' a ard engine and killed. when in some W the lam was upset and baggage coaches attac ulted out. The
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I*V I establishment, never Ahink of! buying furs tur2ips, T Annie. In me Ia a, wurtzel, shake b t Was not otherwise ii)j-irel. e Coa s now sellin the unfortunate woman wasidead before any train went oulto the �es,t Compan'Y"s �idinjz
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I . � I _nJ Coal the fl mas broke into the house, put out the who� i .
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comprises most every.thing in 'I the wa� of w - 0 %pl Bef,,Lrave, have none tc i -were crowded intp Qne car and arsived
I , adler, Jno Mccullo Ch.. Field carrots, Agrictultur I Sooiety wa's at wll evi at that price. . .
I � - % � . Y win Oliver, A -wright; Garden' oarrots, on Wednes lay ci� last week. 10wing -, o the will soon be Ile valu "a as dia do. ,fire by pouring wa:er on it and informei the in Stratford about twO hours late.
� shoalder and neck and hand!' pieces,� and . � , on _.
11 . I Chas Griffin, ,A wright.. .Pars ps, Goo proximity Of other faire, this !cine has not -Joseph I erc�ie�, inapeebor of mutual Police Mrs. Chapman wal at one time a -The Mitchell A64ucate of last week - �
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I I - - - 0 t I i Sm,le, Chas Griffin. Bood beet , wun. M been as suc 3essf ul of recenb ye�rs an, its pro- insurance ase I nuree - . I k of Scar. says': idrnt occurred in
Jackete, Men's Coo,n OeatF, Black Calf with lamb coll4r, Dog, Woi�nbat, Beaver Ha bourn, Ch�s ,Griffir. Turnip beeta, m6ters could desire, and it is'possible that Qaebeo, arld a brother of the late Honors -An old and honored landmar town Thursday even t g of last week. A
I � . � � C (rrffin, wm -McLean. Red oni one, won thia will be the 1�'at one held tinder the pres- Mercier, the noted remier of Quebec, died boro was r�emnvedby death; early Monday gentleman from Strati Ord bad beou visiting
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and Wallaby. � Sunday mOrming,when Mrb Jerr� Annis p&ssed a friend in the north ward, and he put his .
. . 11 7 i Oliver, Robt H�g�rth. Yell w Onions, wm ent auspice 3, as an effort will � be made to at, his residence in that city on I
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. I � hemorrnage, after a a ed was a horse in the stables of the Royal ho�el. It -
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11 I I I i michael. Cabb6g�, J Carmi hael, wm Sad- attendance wasj�ot large, nor, were the ex. brief illness. � � I I nativi of Searboro,l where his father settled wan late when he star Jed Igor home, and the : .�
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ler.l ... Cauliflow ',N,m S�dler Wat r melorle, hibits specially 111111 - -A cable fr in Sy ney, Australia, to 0 get, i
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. � I G �male. Mus melon 3110 Norris. -The hc me c1l' Mr. Wm. M r. W. G. I le j; Deputy Minister of PI , horse, The place being dark, A
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I . . i Pumpkin, C riffin, w Hyde. Table 4th concession DI *Goderich I owns IP9 was Tradeand 1 o me co, he mistook & grey co�, for his animal � nd i
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I . I � i 11(jumbes, J A orrip, L M Mmilt)a. Marn- the scene �c I a veiry prett t dressed hogs i cold storage, which are one o the finest to, nshi in Ontario. Mrb threw the harness over her back, but when -_ I
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I . I - � selling at 1�4 to 16 en'ta per p und in Aue- Annih aeryed on the towns3ip, council for he came Do put on tho bridle the horns :ex- .
I r' named .moth eqnaab, N* Oliver, L�M amilton. nesday, 80 )terq�er, 24th, it bo Ing , the mar- - .
, Men and boys' Fall and Winter needs 0 be cleared u at lees . I 1. i . - I
I : p �i : .'Citrons ,for preaierving, T Vivian. Collee- riage o eir jolughter,MiSA �Sdra,41 M., to tralia, ade fre 'of duty. IT, is thought several terms and ifor many years acted as � posed bi3 mistake, �and be was scarcely able i
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� I I . � ,ktion table veget bles, win Sadler. Celery, Mr. John ,H. 10rawford, Of Sault Ste. that, ata' 4 9 J I '�eacZ He was a Liberal and I
below : I a these fig re , Western 0 ,he I to contain himself with laughing.. He soon -
� i Iiv e r, w m. Marie, Michiga�% Rev. �, r t'm ted to mal e Some Ship- a pror. iineat supporter of the Methodist got assistanceand was quickly on his way
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Men's heavy weight trousers i I 11 1. �5 W URY - ments. I yl � I er � . I
a pair . , 9 � , P ,ucE.-Butter,.rollhi or prints, Bayfield,'was & offi6iating iniater, aril I i � I churei. Deceasedlissurvived by a ven - home. " I
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Men's worsted trousers a pair i 1.50 GIr mal I : he couple was Lattended, I e eremonk &I,,
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Men's heavy gloves and mitts a pair i 1 3,5 Ha ilton, No tbern Spies, � R X I i ,k b I ed in tht, hospit� h6meE tead. Oxford and HlIron.mo
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� I Carinich�el. Rhode Island ' Greaniugs, H -What might I in that to Wn *on Sa irday.. He rd. Themeetingwas presided over by
I I Alen's heavy top shirts each I � 50 1 1 . have been, P serious ' ac- a - T . .
I I . Yeol, Jos Norris. '�Baldwins,';Robt flo-gartil, , fectly conscious an �emaine so to the last, home of Mr. Alex. Card, _* Woodbridge, one Right Rev. F Sucis P, MoUvay, Bishop of
, � cident occurred 1� at Mr; D. Ocatreicher's, I I
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Men's Fall I . list Friday.:, Messrs. John � I � j 6, with Rev. jArc-y and Father
and Winter Caps I C a4d 50 H )�ieo. Golden ruasets,1. H Yeo, R'E Switi- near Credilon, ,. . moment. Lebease was in his 5lat year, eveni g last week. Mine Amy� Card, his Londo
I all 'known carpen �er in Galt for youngeet daughter,, had lit the tantern and 0,Neil.,Of Kii kors, a exarr�liriers. Besides -
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i Men s lVall and Winter Vests � 7 C Snow. Joe Hamilton, Thba.Apnis. 1 Talmau. of placing i hea y sleeper on 4hoi I 6 - of the 20 years. I I I I I wag going outilde when sh tripped -on these there wi we prea at Uf,v. Fathers Con-
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I ) 1� . S webts, T An nis, H Yeo. il, Maiden's blush, -stable whei the platform' gate way under I . I . . 611y, Ingerso , , i t. Marys ;
- / : Jo.%'Hamilton, L M. Hain on. Faillawater, . Hastings 0 unty, by which Wort. Young fire to her, clothing. - She rlin�! odtFide and coran, Seafoi �� ; nan, Logan; Cook) - -
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Men's medium and heavy odd drawers - 1 50 1 bbr !to try t3 put Woodstock -, 1 Noon lucan ; Fogarty,
! I T 'Vivian. Colverts, R A 8witiar, Thos ground with th heavy piece i o' lost his lifel. He mail driving with a young her sister�Aggie followed I n
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.. M� 's heavy smocks, lined and waterproof ; 01.2 0 61.50 Annie. Spitzenburg, C Gl.iffin. Dy other top of the . d a severe lady when � ( as of th lines broke, and the out the flames, and in doing so she also Dublin ; MoQormick� A-abfieldl ; Scatilon,
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I _U � tp tp ,r;Brown receive ha�rplylto one E ide, throwing caught fire. The flames ha� . d 08 ured au,,h a Mount Carmel, and Tobino Stratford. Ques- ., `
I I I variety. R Hogartb, H 00. Grimes' gash acroeE the1wrist and I It. ' ind was horse turned a t � I
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Collection of a pples, R Istruck on the log above th 3 � kn e, 9 )a. , i . theol4i an i �
Alen's reefers, blue and grey � $3.50i bD $4.50, GoI4,3n, H Yeo. I q which. Mr. Youn ' ck' in � �the bui gy with his , start on Amy's clothin 't it was impos tions on d! the � church'is hiistory - ,
ed frieze overcoats . - Ouse a cane ve since. It companion (In to The injuries tible to extiognish them sna ell � was liter- and otheris ps itaining -to t6e affairs of the .
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L . ! . Won '[Sadler. Winter pears, C Griffin, Thos is indeed vDry fOrtunate th�t tney were not produced Fbritoni.inj from he effects of ally burned toa crisp. Aggie,vias seriously Ch-.Urch at large -were i0cussed, J
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Boys' heavy suits, sizes 26 to 33, 1.1 ' ' 2.25 won 0liver, Jno 8 McIlraith. t I -A chating ut quiet �eddjtng � graced . was that whi h b `0 I �,
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1: . 61ministry by a banquet day after iiidle,i a respected thia coun eath: He had on �,
11 a when their d,,u 'hle as an's entran into -h � � - , .g - 0 �
Boys' caps -25c, 40c and 50c caps for 25c H,,nej, extrikcte& G Smale. Honey 1 r, Miss eitnie lair, w 1 - I - %
- " 1 L � M Hamilton. united in marrilge to Mr. Geor e oe, the i I resident of Todmorden I -at to Detroit'r,'n Saturday morniing to visit bit I
I I cc I b, Jobeph Hamilton, of the i on Monday a ght i the hall j` the college. !or five iears,fell o I I
Boys' odd coats for school L $1A�,, to V1.50 P in ries, John 8 McIlraith, L popular bcst Queen'f" lhot6l, in that There wefe coupe Of -hrind red or more of a buggy. and broke his ineek. He Was daughter, Mrs. Wm'� Skelten. Between I-
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Boys' knee, pLaUtS - .25c) 5% and 750 ly pleasing ature. i I his balance. The fall was ithessed by aev- step -while tbe ear
� I', Vivian, wm Jeffrey. Jelly, � 8 Mellraith, march was beinj played by Miss Hoogbton, i - I . ,car, and slipped off a �
, 0 ! � bread , Huntsville, a retired eral of tho neighbors, who r n to his assist- was ar� full speed, p�oba�bly '>O nifics an.
, Boys'7 heavy cotton and wool stoekinors, 2 pair for 11 25C L M Hamilton. Rome madoi bread, 9 the cont cting parties prosented Ghem- - Mr. H. S. M a of I 2 a
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i . ; Boys' reefers—blue, grey arld brown I 1 $2.50 Juo ir I ppressiv( ritual of the EngliE h c I hureb tied while attempting t� b�ald a ripidly moving him. County-, Constable Saud ersov, of Wex- corner of 14th and -15th str"ts, striking his
I 0 ade soap, H Yeo, J A Norris. ' Peaches - 1. I . .
� Roys' lonrf double breasted frieze overcoats $3.00 to $3. 50 in d and peal 8, J A Norris, J S Moll- the nuptia I knot� The briae was pr'ttily f reight trair ,:on T ealay af te -roon, fell bb. ford, took charge of the body 'until the ar- head. H-3 was tak,en:at once to the boa.
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Boys* underclothing, fleece and wW, suit . 75� to $1.00 � I � I His after which it was removed �to the deceased's night, Mr..MeCaffrey had been on & farm � I
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I . MaDy other line's not lmell�ioned hero will i; be Itraitb, J A Norrip. Gooseberries R A i -Oa NV edne 'ay of last week, Wilfrcd crushed, andbis he d !struck a - known locally as a naturalist 'an d botanist. ford six years 40. -- had been county
i I L i . � is thought I e- cannot live. y an xle. It He was si� native of Glo yearli. �
I . I Switzer, J 8 McItraith. .Collection' out $af tel, yc unge:� son of M r.� 9'. C Naf tel of I . lacestershire, Eng- coafs-Lable for over ,
cleared out at sale [Price. � I i I 7 I -Dr. W. B. Co an, an lold practitioner, land, and him age was 62ye��x#_� 'He had no -The 34iL co_r4c,r of last, -week .
. � flowers, J S McIlraith. Collec�ion of potted Goderic , met with an accident that will tchell
I I - I ' fferer relatives in this country. I I -Mr. R. Bab. retwrme on Saturday -
. I lanti, J S MoUralth, L M Hami ton. lay him u ) for stme time. threshing was of Guelph,' isdead. He ha,d,been a an I I says : .
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. � 9 U :� U F"A I � � 0a p, J A Norr;s, win Jeffrey. I p r' ad, commonly inown as BNck's point, and les,and tinlerweh atiort abouta W. H. Tucker, a young fat'rmer who lived dist conference. He vitited a -number -of .
I W le P � I I i iiia ho at old friends ait variQus pr:ints, among them .
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syr p, J A Norris, G Smale. tie separt ,tor wals being moved from one year ago in 0 tal. He was* . . I ,idney, and fo d -
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. I took all prizes, I , I up the� incline to phe barsu, one of , the h ad of the Ii Mr. Babb is very much taken
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� - - - - - - - and 12nd. Critter, win � Babb, let � and: 2ad. t.on snap : ol, svp both thelmachine and the widow. and hree c9dien. I mother, one brother and! sev�rsl sisters. with the tb- -.:hanees for ad-
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� 1. a plow, Johni McCulloch, let and 'oung in a werelprecipita(ed ov�'er the en- -TorontA i apple buyers say that the crop Tucker r so early in the mornin and started vane
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2nd. Rootcutter or . ulpet, John MpOul- ankmen , fallin� a distance of, about six throughout the P1 ovince is turning out i t do the'Ordinary chores arouni the farm. 65 years of age
I Tb unfortunsti ;f6IIOW it I ' d earlier in . Af cow h4 abandoned big � .
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9 loch. � � feet. 3 Y6UDg GUS- much better than I promme th. I , ter milking one : . e ut there and
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- . made, win Hodge, Mis E Ferguson. Pair thou - gh j c a t what caused t �e break age is D ot ity of the f I nit has mproved. The fungus ' door. - Taking a tie -strap, he put one end brougbt home with him .a cl ar $600 made
Greig S ewart I " . deal. He bought a stletion of land,
. I nown. � ,noticeable i a the early autumn baa pretty : around big neck, and climbing fiato a wagon, 111,611e
1 5 woollen stockiings, Mis N Creighton. Wool- 'i i I ... � � . 540 acres, when he fiii,at went out &ad sold
; . en oacks, N Creighton Woollen mitts, N I -Over eighte�n years go Mr. Iared generally d, aappeared�i and th 3 apples have : he ttachcd the other end ;to a thick wire
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(S-130CESSORS, TO GREIG & MAODONALD) � - Creighton. Home s�un woollen double rown, o! the L%ke road, Hiy, while work- 'filled out well, wi ious, blemi�ah. i runnirig between two beatas of the barn.
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- Creighton. Vatchwor .quilt, win Hodge. pocket ook co6taining ne-hundred dol- factory reports are to be ha( from almost . choked to death. His absence was noted by he can turn over Ut a Pilear profit of $1,000,
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Crochet or kn'tted ui t. Miss E Fergu on's 4, ti )n, and t)id dealei a say that it � his yo �er brother, who oo gaining a .
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