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- I I THE EXETER SHOW. Pair black breasted red game, Isaac Carling. Mrs. R Soevenson, Mrs 0 Campbell. Pretti- cally he Was a staunch Reformer, and for a I , � :
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� 26UL 11 - Pair any other variety game, G Irwin, eat tea cosy, M Brethour, Alms Brook. greatnumber of years he was very active In - .
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I - a %STORES I I ,� FLOOPS ' ' Our Exeter frien a had their usual good Iss+c Carling. Pair black red game ban. � Side board scarf, Nellie Creighton, Mrs. R. forwarding the cause of Liberalism in the ,. i. I
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. fortune in the matt r of weather on Monday tam , G Irwin, lob sod 2nd. Pair brown' Stevenson. Handkerchiefs, Mrs. C Camp- Brants. . In 1848 My, ,Carnismarried Miss _ 1,
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I I and Tuesday last, iiii so far an their annual red bantams, Caleb Heywood, lob and 2ad. centre Margaret Craigie, who survives him, Three .
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_1 ! . � ,�er Floor a pub up a good .show and it James Grie e. Pair silver spangled ham ! r Any kind centre piece, Mable Brook, Mrs. won Sound retu4ned an 1- .
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I eat Of olir f . . I , , MANUFACTUR in not too much -to may that the show this ntgs, Win Carter. Pair golden spangled � Crochet lade, Mable Brook, unanimous Verdleb for Mr. Mackay- MXP, P. � I _ I
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- �; I pretty and enterprising town, The d hamburg@, Win Carter, lot and " From 16 -� -�V. *_1 - 4
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1� �. concerned, the fruit, dairy products and white crombed-Waok polands, George Irwin To , k. Knitted-Isoe or brimming cotton Mr. Mackay in his nomination .speech and s :I- I .
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... . =9 ig ladies'workbol oially well represented. Wai Carter, Pair golden polaudg, Goorg'81 AXIOM WIMUM15119 � IMI roe soR Ferguson, Miss N Vin. Pe, ut lace. elsewhere, charged Backetb and -other's with � 1, - I
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. VO n running thre . 4 1 1 1 1 .; I 1- + 1 1 F4++++++ -*--*--&-W--1 --a- � competition Was not so ,keen " in horses, white horns, Win Copp. Pair br wa leg. Son, Mrs. R- Stevenion. Battenburg lace, d them with drugged whiskey,renderw .
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- " -14 the store slimlk� ; but the fine thoroug bred beards of Manlike. horns,- 71C hn May. Pair white legluorns, rose Mrs R Stevenson, hire (), Campbell, Braz- Ing them senseless and then.taking tbem to �
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� tt stake. lb to - for the same price. I I . � . Usborne, were wel, represented and the loghorne, Caleb Heywood. Pair black ' �, J R Potter. Any varfet� potato a, Kinsman. Tatting- Mrs C C1 � I 711- - I
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Q � � I Java, W Saddler, Win. Copp. Three new *ar, Stevenson. Fine, Tr;w; thread work, 31re -A tramp, who bas no . %, .
I . embraced many very superior a G Irwin. lob and 2Dd. Pair andul ' ,
how boncomhe, to , " -' animals. I Win- . yat - *, ,:
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fidence of & Wm V" . - . I .. .1 new horso.then were 32in the heavy draft Thomas Brook, jr, let and 2nd. Pair black John White & � Son, Mrs : R Stevenson. a few days ago went to ,the house of Frank U., , I
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: any ib too oftau. % clothing. � . .1 light classes that- the gisat rush was, there ver Ia*oed wyandotbes, Win Carter, Ist and that he be lot In -
v eat -Pri . ces, h - Nor R trading here. - 11 I W R Trott,W M Harbourn. So Coronation braid work Rev Mr Martin, eat, threatening, if that were -not -done, he I. a -
plidet - WHY.YGU should do YO .; - T Harris, W Saddler. Long mangolds. MrsRSteveneon. Et P I `�- ��j ;
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I .. . shown, and of -these 41 -were in the single Pair, golden wyandottes, James Grieve. hing or outline work, would set fire to a strawstack -close to -this V4.4�3; .
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hew ar Iidst9mea'*_ � - C Barney, T Harris. Globe mangolds, H e - �
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r �o 8 I Edworthy, W Saddler. Intermadiate, man. $ I
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- G I N Creighton, Mrs 4 Ste - Neighbors .came hastily and saved the barn 1! 4 4 � � , �
. . Vdme and lea rn. about these,& 1' and other receipts &mounting to over $550, with 6 Irwin. Pair rouen ducks, John Bowde orange or red carrots, W R Trobb, W Bad. I �
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. The bi eat store -of its kind �� in the county fun, to thi I brim with gqo6 or HoRsEs.-Heavy ralujht,-Brood ware, other variety rabbits, 411. Balkwell, or outal embroid ston penitentiary, burned upat Part Arthur =-- q ii . . I
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the new season placed here for the pur s000mpanied by fo , D McDonald, Win Birds bred3h 1903, -Pair light brahmax and I ery, Mrs R Steveuvoq, Mr 0 Campbell. last week, and was captured by the locist -1 �
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� ance,of other good* I reqah, -ements of the thousands of value hunters who are bi und to come our B 6 .1. Netting, Mrs J Parsons, Mrm C Campbell. police, Hehadbeateuhis'wayback.tothe i . :5
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Mr Wear. . ,auring the next few months, Yes, those, who have been iere before w T t,. � Day. Red onions, W R Trc)tt. I .1. i -V
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rl_. and Colors, again, and bring their friendst and 'as to those who'haven' � , r, I laso Johne' M bin Tomatoes, W R Trott, L Day. 11 - I
. , -you styles newe -nd - -give I ii Prices which e gelding, two year$ old, Win Kerniek, R ,Pair'black breasted red game', G Irwin, 06, ' the present �, time' by women imer 70 years handauffs were cut on the host before the � i it .
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th%t court attentior . Gan and, 3�d. Filly' J R- Carling, Do' of age, Mrs Johu� W 'tW1 ` �! . ;
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. . . . ' Teani, J mea Moir, Thomas G Pair badk jiva, G Irwinj lob and 2ad. son. Painting, any object, Je,isie Manson, is said to be $1,800, The pastorate has .---.' L
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dt�5-001- $T50 $10*00�� $�2000 me"em I Drawing, pencil or crayon, Dyer Hurdon,
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�� mady ipn'tb many I I � I .. � ' all wool, H Wise, J R Potter. Home made .1 -.1 if
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.. 0411V �10_0 . : . - foaled in 2nd. Pair, white wyandottee, ' b * � -e ` " �
� 6 . . I ham & Son, John. Hey. Foal, T'Sanior is cushion, J Frame, May Hawkins. -�,
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es ior the lovers of ��� - I . . 1 1903, A Hooper, D .Richard,- A -Hooper.: and 2ad.- Pair goiden wyuoitel, James Woollen yarn, Sohn Muir & Co,lob and J'UDCIZS. -Heavy" Hornes.rll Anderson, its, between Winnippg ani Np,w ffiestiiiia- I tz_� -
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2he openin ye wit . ; . - J w 2nd. Ten yards' domestic cotton, M Btet- John' Robson, lirr. I brothrr 0 'Rev. W. i I � I
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or an � ou W! -W For men a Car ier 1 Win hour, J R Potter. Sowing machine. Ray. Graham, St Marys , RLIerti Wilson, 8 Cla , 1�
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itt- hearty Welcome, of fortli ; Win Road. Luean 1 Cattle.- H -Mr. W. A. Leys, of Port! Arthur,,was . a
, L bly designed -complete regard -for one's corn L Son. One Year old Ily or gelding, Joh6 G Irwin.' Pair pekin ducks, . 3 ,:I.. - . .
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i � tention to details in finish. And the * ��ridge, Janes; L M eorle P �
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at -prices altho at ! I lartan - R 8 Robson, Ilderbo Pig#.--JaN Deceased was lait seen naer -at -t a it' _� ,
�ff o offor for your' in- ... toot T . A J Robinson, Jame Hagen, Win Hyde. lob and'2nd," at d, f*
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I SO= � ance, tH Carriage. -Brood -toare, accompanied by� . IMPLEMEN.'M -Farin wagon, 1. Snowball otti, liensall ; F aNelll, L can. Sheep. 'Northern bobel. When hiq room was enter- pl�'"F I
' I : -L, - . -Bob of bedro6m furniture, W 0 Hueston. I fm f';� .
� foal, not -lobs than'16 i hands, George Dick, Wagon Company. � Phaston or mikado, -4-- -
K�ing to be dreams it , and overcoats are lower than ever L*u'many cases. � - i top ' -D McLaren, Hibberb ; 1Wm Rollins, ed at night the body was fouud on the floor '* 4
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9 know pub It. .You, � I I . John May, Robert C4arters & Sons'. Foal,: buggy, McLaughlin Cirriage � Company. Exeter $It# Ste hen. Poultry. -Ed How�rd and Ja so ard bullet woundain theforebeaJ. The ball il ,-4 . 11
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� � . foaled in 1903, Robert Kydd, Charters & Sulky plow, Wilkinson Msufg Company, Salt Work , Exeter. t --A-, ) - -1
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:re are ready. � $5.00): $7.00, $10.W;� $12.0, Joh:n 8 I)AIle had on- -
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We People coins �% W . - ; �� I . ; -Dalbridge, 8 I Hantei, MoKee. One year' CQ.. Turnipseed drill and t pulper, . W Johns. Bob single harness, .George � 4 .
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pg. and aft -or l6okinx 4." . . I . gelding or filly obe'rb Charters & Sona,� de r'iip Stewart, Crediten. Fine Arbs.'-Dr. Brown- 9
. . old p�ml G Leys, :ex -M. P. P. of L- udon, and b" .
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ODD TROUSF.RS111* . r !, I ! P11 J. Eacrett, lob and 2nd. Set double harass I— , -
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a now jackets-,. ask, . . . . , , . John Wood, Pair carriage horses,' Smallacombe. Cream I a mother aud sister livi .
�y ` ' . . 8 .. , - A t, , Rows, . Atkinson. Single -Empire G Eaorett let and '2nd. Cared ham, James inbe - C� I
im, one for them until Bliseb 1� Cream Separator Co. ; Thom. Assortment of upbolater-W 0 H * work. -Mrs. Douglas, Exoter; Mrs -T bad considurable reoto at Port Arth= �V' . I
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X_ . Patterns of cloth to match up to the half worn and 'vest. . ton. Rowe &IA tkinson. Carpenter Work, Rome SpeedJi 06'atests.-2.25 trob,-Isb, Joe -8. I U39 IVI ;
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ha,ve couf - i eq . Wood. Thomas Ellori on, W R Elliott. Brothou .
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P . . � !.; . Wise, M Brobbour, Spring w I 6, 3 K . k, H-eneall � 2nd, Md.Ilie i n� I _..
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wilt he shown thron�& - $1,009 $2-00, $2.51 3 $3.0D strong. Foal, foisted 1903, W H Witzelf KWise. Two ros' Lee, Boasenberry &Son, west of Wrigbton, Northumberland county,, �
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I Mrs R Stevenson. Crayon- or pastello, any 1 -:
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7 INT_ A 3D::M � rTO* 3E_A_S;, - I J X Wise, M Brethour. Ensilage
. I � - . I r I died at Pembroke on" Satur He was but filled with dirb and inted to prevent .him ,-� � . ;
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We have others at $12.00 aid $18.00 but'this $15.00 sulf:is to be- found Handford, J ,r,n,e,l H Widtzel. Saddle Speeial.-Best collaation grain, r K Wile, Collection of photographs, Photographs, x, -_ -
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0 1 . I I Sovexeign. N, k-, )a heavy . HoRmctr=RAL P � - I on bhe Minister of Asirioultuie ab'Ottaws, $33.501in mon-ay. They lelz him ticd, to the I -
ihe place for yes to& - about $20.009 bat that $1".O,one suits me - perfectly.' black suits, hue . OP' Misodilansous.-Hair dressers work, E H I
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noub, ia being fittei up draug . lamb week, asking the �ppoiutuieab of a good eatt and unable to move. 8,,me timc� after _
d .- _ - 0` ' �h6 oldest ( - Fish. Collection of coins, G Anderson, list ZS -I , 7
Scotch tweed suits, fine fa0y Jp6tt rned worsteds -can please I lown a Orobard Willow.?' Plate of twelve wilite apples, pli to twelve r- � .
k of tild special, fon-'y . , . . and second. Collection of stamps, G Auder� rondo officer for the Dominion,' , Mr. FUher Ws. Macklam heard his cries aud went 1- I -
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* -F . " surrounding counties w- *! show Hunt;r. H Smit,h, 2aa and 3rd. Bull calf,i son, A McEwen. Plate of: 5 Raidwitis, J Richardson. Hanging baskeb filled with is fit for sattleni . River Thames, from St, Marys, had a nar- . , - 1, . � I I
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plendid. variety of new, bright,. clean and stylish furs. for ladi", and de set si.-, consisting of fo females and a ball, H! field Ssekano-further,CD&Vman, B Richard. con, quoting the via � of explorers pears that; their prainfews were Infested "
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ble., - tical. furs for men that we cg,n 'show you this year -all new� No. r6b- Smith. . . . Plate of 5 Snow Apples, J TIbiier. T Yel. Richardson. I during the past 20 years. it will be scat- withrato, and 'Mrs. Woorl hud prepared .1 � !,. I
" " � prW _. Griviles.-Age .00ir, Thomas Shapton, Jow. Plate of 5 Gravenstsinot H It Rueston, tered all over Canada by the onsands. some strychnine in a saucer Sim bad also - 4�j - � -
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� � 1, I � . . I- k Butchore C�ttle, — 9 year old steer, Plate of 5 Ribston Pippin@, Jo4n h. Potter, Harburn. Petunias, six varieties, single, a sister, and James R. Phis, I a brother -(so' piece of bread and �butter, and had, whom X . �J 1 �
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- pol'yer- I - I I e Elworthy, Jahn Hun r, H Etwo J Kestle. Plate of 5 GO rento of the Toronto property. 1 saucer where the She then, .
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dh. Herefords. -Alex Moateith t ( . mat, Mra J Parsons, Geo McLeod, Bowed r �
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I . n I prizes in this elass. Peamen-Plate of Flemiih Besix ,A Me- rag mat, Jam Tom, Miss N Tom, Yarn There was no insurance on t basinege in Stratford. and until .4 . _�J
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r.-MaDy wiff regret . . . . , _ Win Hoy. i Boors Clairgeau, W th Co A Pherson. nooks, Nellie Creighton, Miss P. Stevenson. � V � 4,0111. 1
� - MrJ6 - I . I I -Shearlingram, I y, A Duncan, Ram! Plate of 5 Clapp's Favorite, i Fred Hogarth, Faboy cotton stockings, Nellie Creighton, of L. Welch & Coig of Owenj Bound, died Middlesex OOUIIIT, the son of the late Joseph � 0
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L JohnasvAftn. Bross' - Old -Sta nUl", - and 2nd. . Single she rling, Wen Hoy, A' Carling. Plate of 5 Sheldons, W woombe. mi a, Mrs R Stevenron, Men,fi wool mitts, deoewsed had first noticed oli the previous manhoodin Stratford. There he bad many ��. 'I'l . .
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b . M A __F � - J' Hoy. Pan, Win Hoy. Davitt. Plate of 5 Lo*26onie de Jorsayi gl ves, James Tom, Knitted counterpsneg, 0 regret We . - IV I
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ogw - 1. I I t3 . 1. - __ . Lin oolne. -:-Aged room, George Penhale., Thos Brook, or., W Newcombe, Bartlett, Not known, Miss N Tom. Crochet count -or. death w" quite uneVected.! He was 39 early dem,zo. Beigil in !-. t
ion- Hardy left 001 ==================. . I - d. , i 1� � iev, Miss N Creighton, Tufted countO yearfi,of age, and leaves a widow and three brother, Mr. E. T. Dafton, be leaves a Z__,i .
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w I I 0 st Penhale. Single owe, having raised lambs� Copp,RS&nders. Plateen shiDgt0u, qu !Its, Jas Tom, Miss' E Forgeon. Cotton -Walter Andrews, a young Ottawa man, -A very sudden and sad event was the _ _�11 .
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wonably priced rang& I a I ; . . George Penhale, Thom is 18hapton. � I , Jae Tom, Miss N Creighton, Wool !, . -1 �
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ra for thia fall: and.. � . .. I Rome & Taylor. Plate of any. othi variety, shi wl, Mrs John White & Son, Mrs R week the young m�v -1 il -
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sie Imported direo I i Ram lamb, Robert Bell, lab andl Pond's Seedlings, Ross &. Tiylor, Copp. Or ighton. Darning on atookings, Miss N rejoichigs. The reporb'of MO death arote have a fatal termination.' Up to the day of 1 . � I
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and return 1112 owe,' having raised lambs in! late e.1 Re" & T , Miss N Creighton. Buttonbolon, .17, - 4 .1
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. I �� Elgin, Mam, and retuin � - ro. John hite and Sb. Cathen'nes drop d (lead on the street, absence of their domestic, so that w -hen the A- I I
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I � ArcGla, As - a . � Fat Sheep. -Fat owi , A. Telfer, Thomas Son. Delewares, F Hogarth. I , Mrs R:St,e onFriday., Heleftr� office-im company � summons came on Saturdr. moming, i2th 1 . ;
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[a_aril ha4 time U-16, .6i 0 Strathcona I . and over, - Richard Bl' Charles Harvey, Newcombe. I Tom. Hand nay bag, any kind of with heart failure, and expired almost in- shock to th t r ommuLtity, Death re 4" 1. - .
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aeighbare at iginiotag M - , Edmonton I . I : 40 00 Boar littered in 1903, chard Delbridge, R 8 Pow:ell. Late Crawfordej, � AS" ba in of the city, and for never . : 4
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,y notive mail _ AV 1 1 . I Birch. 2nd ind 3rd. two years old and � H - f� - 4
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eaerved feath . . . Ill. t � . . over,. R Bitch, lot and d, C Harvey, Sow L lk,� -
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� week-,, when I , -1 on ayment of 85 a month. . . i . . . . R Birch, let, 2nd and3rd. . b A, MoPlier. t photo frame, Mrs R SteVensoni J a rn and and was onsof the firab settlers on -AV-
� ired, . 6 oney in e0m R Potter. Wbisk-holder, M Brebhour W, his residence in Paris on Saturday n o ing, Irel it,, ,
rile were, united ia P I . � Berkshire. -Boar littered in 1903, John MaPheason, H . �t . , 0 I I
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n of tba, � ' Goc4 going: ,Se'ptembqr . oer 30tit D3, V0130ouver, Tamworth. -'D Douglas * took' all the H st Mrs James Blehardsoul Canned and prettiesti novelty in fancy work, not on was One of the best-known .and most highly concession of the $am$ township, Purchasing .
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I sry g� - houses. Ac a builder and four years ago. when be rpmoved to the -city. .
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t couple left for , GREIG & S ge Y Carling. Dar --Bra[hmss, G Irwin, lat T B'ock, or. E �re Sta� p6tatoes, T Brook, J R otter. Painting �In - s;=_
� I ! I I � Itip I _�tevenoou, years, Mr, Carnis took an ;active part in an t,) beable -i walk b,4 never fully regained -. i �.I
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