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POUKET CUTLERY I DXST,RTi;i MATTIN - , storm, and having some patients here re, - - - - - I �� I
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TABLE CUTLERY . . T BE'RS. ,mount of $808 Oyster Shells and Grit walked the distance, reachisig horne ab-.ut 14 I �
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9 TOWN SUMORI Haknllto�: Acoouat� to the a . We are nearing the e -lose o -If our business year. I
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I sub- chairman of the Breland made it. all right, an I was hero oevaral OUT . i Z
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Af ter the if irs't of February, all water committee ' the end of this montb we take stock, balan I Z-_ -
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GIVE � US A -CALL FOR *A, - scribers Who have been reoeiving' authorized 4 procure a' sleigh or Linseed Meal and Oilcake, hO4rS in Advance Of the alg�t express.- . . �-
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HORU BLAN"TS .I- af �er �l at date, receive their PILP- h6sia in the event of a fire Ju the winter. . Our Prices. oung*tersof the town. In mosti re'ases, ary. As a matter of courgO we r , !
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SLEIGH BELLS . ers at t. ie Post Office. In th Kowever, it is of a mild type. ThoPret3by- � I
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CATTLE CHAINS ! they w It b6 served earlier and take of a dish of oysters with him, and HAM11TON & KZR8LAKZ tory of Huron met in Clinton on Tuesdij � a g . . fl- - �
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STALLFIXTURES I more rogular y than it is possible4 there being no amendment to this proposi. last. Owing to the condition of the roads, then—anxious to see the last of Many% ! , �
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SNOW 8110VELS Thos:lilrny he h1h4 it of receiving -their taurant, where tbei were served - with the I The roll for the year wits partly made U p things -that W6 dont want to carry over. This , .
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papers � t thd Expositor Of (ice on very best this excellent hostlery affords. a and a few session records examined. The . � - I
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Yoia will fin:d our-prioes rigb ton the above - I a they are in Huron. In fact the farms of the reason of our making 1�1 - r
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linsC Huron are far.aboad of those In Kent in , next ordinary meeting will be held on the . . . �
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f ice mails are ma4e up, � 1gr. John J. Bogs". an old Huronite, bat matter of barns and outbuildings and gen- 1 -Ing ladies represented the Seaforth and �R - OES U" N -,- 7
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- � them as u4ual after our Post Of .1, . Aticamn Or.D FamaND HzAaD F4w.n. - almost every respect, particularly in the .r lob of March, at 10,30 &. m. -The follow- �
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I - now of Blair, Nobrisk oral t1dineso, Well, ib may -be of interest - I - �
a i so writes As follows : : Egmondville Auxiliaries at the annu &I � ;�
CUSNZY & SPUT Y9 CoNtwRWATION*AL MZMKQ,-Th9 an.' 11 While we got some good papers he L ting of the Huron Presbyterial - We- I t, .
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. I sual congregational misting of the Egmond.: there Ate none of them that are. so ma6h, mens'Foreign Missionary Saciety, held in - - �
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SHAFORTH, . � ur. Clothing� Iffe,en'sClothine" Lad*es'Fu .
I vflle Presbyterian church. was hold on. missed a0,TIIZ EXPOSITOR if ib fail$ to come and doing well. Everything is prosperous Clinton on Tuesday : Mrs. Larkin, Mrs. Bo....' - 61 r
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Hardware, Stoves, Etc. Thuredayj January 7th. All .the reports 1 to hand on time. I -want th tell you'of our :A. Scot% Mrs. A. Wilson, and Mrs. James . �
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work bad bven done.vin !every department built at a cost of something over $40 000. are in. I am managing a form her Misses Gemm Coats, Capes -
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D031INION BANK.L of the work. of the obng";gation duriD the It is the L handsomeat little govern;ient, Detroit gentleman, anif he in a gentleman ,Miss Norms Dickson represented the � -� : N
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. Past year. There, Waa a good balance in -building west of the Mississippi. I have� In every sense of the term. We are always Barbara Kirkman Mission Band,of Seaforbh. . -1 �
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the hands of the ttemadror to begin the new been janitor in the: building since it waot -Mro.Robert Bell is,waiting on her father, L- -
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E. B. OSLER, M. P. T. G. BROUGH, year with, and the amount contributed to opened, about 15 months ago." I.'; I Mr.. James Sproat, er, - of Tuokerxmitb, 1�,: :
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the schemes of the oburoh was consider- I - -- ; Vest expectancy and pleasure and we are Who in very ill and not likely to recover.- �
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anniversary servides-"I be hold on Bob- olwy.-The annual meeting of the mom, It is worth halt a , sister bare, Mrs. H. 911iishard, -Rev. J. 7 L- Z
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I Capital. Fully Paid Up -$3,000,000. oo a ozen of our Wallsoeburg papers. Wish. I - I L IL
bath, January 31gi.,.- Ravi Mr. Sawers. of berm of the South Huron Aftioultur I d o r, Robinson, a returned missionary Jackets - Winter Dress � .
Reserve F4pd'and un- Bracefieldo-L will pr.;esoh on that occasion. - Society was hold si Brucefield, on Wed-. !ag yourself, Mr. Editor, and all our old ,, I Japan, delivered a practical and 11. L 9 � - Z
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divided Profits $3,474,900 1 . i posday IeAt Owing to the bad roads friandr, the compliments of the ""on and 1 structive sermon, -in St.. Thomas` churob, .- - -
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Deposits by Public- $ 26.377,000 . a happy and prosperous Now Year an( . Goods, W oallen, Un- :__ I
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were elected and'duly- installed &a officers �ffa,irs of the society are In a very 'nable. � any of you should happen at any time to In the foreign mission field in that country, I v
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Total Assets, I S 36,745,000 : - I
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. . . in the Catholic M Ultuid Benefit Association factory condition.' About $1,000 was gravitate In this direct -ion we can assure and the root -or delivered an address on . I :
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of this town, for the year,19ft` President, laid in prizes :last year and there is still a you -of a very hearty weloome.-P Foreign Missionsi In the evening. Both wear Blankets. - - .
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SEAFORTH BRANGH, Dr. McGinnis - 4sb vice-president, Peter balance of over $600 in the treasury after I a � sermons were listened to with marked at- 1, �
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. L Dill ; 2nd vice-possident, S. Lanib ; ro�. all The followin D%Ami OF MR. JAmms HonG.-Another tontion by those present, and enlightened M- I A
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- cording seeretary. Jam" Munroe - &asist�' �flioers and- direotora were elected .. ;1 their winds in favor- of Foreig if- ;
. ; of th!a respected ploneem of Huron has been _ n 3fissione. ' Ne do not quote any underprices here. We have - - .
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Eve falofliij far� the transicting of a ant recording sooreitiry, John J. Darwi Smith Hey, president; John Murdock, ram- -Mr. J. L. Killoran left on Thursday for � �- i L
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and abros4,. . I Keating. ; ward, D. Andrews ; reprosen. A. T, Swtt and John McIntosh. Diree. Mr. Hogg had been il for over a year Busy Bees." club -of little girls, presented � I I
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Advancest "a to Farmers. Special at- I tore, Peter h1oGre Lor, Thomas Fraser, R, � - - - .
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tatives, to Grand Council'oonvention, J. L Mrs. 4Ain w" ith a handsome piece of ell L 3
1 1 4 his recover was not coked for. He suU � - - - - � i
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tention paid �o theL collection of Sale Notes. Killoran ; alternate. M. 'Broderick ; trus- , MoMordie, Wm. Di.Xo'n, S. 'Smillie, W. D. fored from a speoies of paralysis. He had , ver on Thursday of last week. 1 4 . I
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SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. -Deposits toss for two years, --J. Wisher, ,M. Broder� Sandero,"Thomas Russell, James Patterson reached the age of 70 years. We are not I i � - :
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and John Ketchen. Messrs. Tb6tftas,Rue- sare whether he was a native of MoKil : MCKWOP. D -
received of One Dollar and upwards. Ick, J. Marray. Trustees for one year,- The E. MCFaUl r?J GOOCIS C'0111pany .
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compounded hall yearly. . . . � - ! -7 L renentatives, on the Western Fair board. dent of that tewnship since early Samplo In north window. W. H. WNs, sole Agept � I
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Sp.witfg Machines. ter and himself, nine- in all, bei6g the eg- Bracefield. The art meeting of the direc- residents of this da-trict. Mr. Hogg was a 'pointeo by statute. ; The reeve in the chair � suing yea - .
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.9. N. WATSON, North Main Street,, � broken up this I%rAe- family. Thar different' L I , th ral towasbip Officers for the year �
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I-. I members are : John C., L William and Mrs. . MONEY FouND.-Purse and small lum Of his kindt were fitivras follows, by motion : Clerk, back ken to pieces, n I � I
. I y manner and high sen" of honor, � Niagara Falls, N. Y., arrived ecessitating ampat .1 -
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. I . I . I ' ombined with a great degree of Intelli- If ; treasurer, in Brussels this -week and have.takeh. tion- He also received ,
I 91m& on i rty and pqlng charges. Joe. 9 L a gash ju p�,
� ONUM IN - Stanley ; Thompson and Josojph, in Da- ,&�&Ajfy. . Mr. John I I
l ; L . 'ZIOnAlrople. - � ! - 1884itl I;enoo, not only made him a welcome and .�lootor, $80 ; auditors, $8.eacb. L up their residence on Albert street. tbe n"kL d
First eWn ftomily and manuhAuring sewlnjl me ps Echilin was 40 yea'rs Of 1�:
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Cb1nff.-"1= A" RAYBIOND-Alf woobines one in ladies' felt b6ise boots* bl000mpanioD, butsecutedhimAhe Mr. Bateman had been veryfl) of age, an� leav,es a widow andene �-
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guap ladPAO084U, ran&g tgow $26 up. Guthrie,near Barrie, 841d Alexander, On M Ro� t asarer� William E7,aus, an. - -
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1 wiedaw. W. H. WHO, We agent love of many and the est"m and confidence . ia. while residing In Niagam. daug , r. ,
repairs, in dook. - the old family homestead, it , Pne"mol' I- 1�
Needi", 09 Wd gowwg t Kidey town- :8,-�� se;Zr , harles Dodd#, ,collector ; John —#-- . I � .
... shoes for laffiesi and Georza A. of all who knew him He was L and came to the conclusion that - I . -
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Agent. RUka e0eoW on &UL kin&, of prqperty at esbytetian . I -News Nbte,s. I
Also general Fift, Govenio ek and John Shannon, a ditors. - -
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lowesi rnUs. , group and one to'be, proud of. - The placoo Seaforth ; the people. Beattie church and rathained a c law for the sectional railway bonus . than Huron county. -Mr. �6=-art, of -.)NIr. George Dewar a . . . .
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. Broy, - ihe article, 28c t�a, - Iro right, tr , Y it, B04' of that. organization until his death, Be. , I Grand Valley, who is the -acting ag- Lampton county, and' at one tim I
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TurcimRsmiTit AdRId 3ULTURAI, SOCIETY'. I I 0. P. R. was read and ordered for submis- -- L �
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ZT1. .. 1w.A.r.racaw, 1 fe, 'be leaves a sion toithe ratepayers interested. Accounts the McCaughey estate, was secrelary and subsequenlly-prei�ident ;- ' .
NORM K&IN ST.. OFAFORTH, . -Th� annual meeting of the T6okeramith ; Ton per coat, off i all crockery from now family of six none and two daughters. The in, town on Tuesday looking after of the Lampton Djut
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General Piro and Lite Insikance Agent, and,desler . � Broil I none are Professor John Hogg, of bo the i mount of $100 81 were passed after W- . I
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the.Comoeroial hotel, Aeaforth ! on Wed. thoroul h examination. Thq next m his interests in connection with, the, Company, died at his home in Essei,, 'I- .- L :
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in 8eWLW Athehifee and Bicycles, " f univ reity, Boston ; Dr. James Hogg, of ting .
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large atto�daace, bat. the repor,ta of white'l Leadbury, on Thursday. Febra- of Sarnia, are visiting at A. Cou.:;- -Ste.- Cunegojadt's Catholic 1, I I
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, . I Koclety to bel ill 8 good od out before'aiooktak g, F4bruary let. 0heancy MoKillop, near the homestead. The daugh- so i, so I o'clock, p. m. --john 0. ley's. � in Montreal, was Aestroyed Wednes.. ;��_, � -,
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Call and examine out stock of North West ibe treasury. The following - oinaere and held in the-OrAnge H&U,4ne bloot sub !of the Salva. bra laid to :� - brick block, whicli was formerly us- ' f icc. ne4r the steeplt,,. The I,Oss jg- Ir. - -I' I
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Galloway Bober, - Imitation 'Buffalo directors were elected for the-etirremb year: tion Army bAcracks. pn F reat In the blaftl dbank c met ry on DOTS -Specifications have been received ed as the post office, and known as S100,000. The. insuraan,ce reacbes$80A �L�,-, �
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0yetord served from 6 80 to 8 p. m. A good Tuesday, and the, I go numbelt attend- here fo� our harbor. Tenders are open till - * valued at$.l `
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Robesq the 'Bii1iop Robe, Gray and Robert Charbers, Tackeramith, presid . repared. - All are cordially t, the Grant's block, togeth-er with the ad 000. The Lchurch 'was 101-- &I
George M. Chesney, Seafqrtb, , gir i13Yra &nee, despi a' bad road#, testified Yebrus y the 14-h. . The work will enliven w - - -,
Black `Q64 Prob ', - ' I � Vioe-pre@i- 901%tUnd. Al Infeehn-Adulie 26c, children 16c. oining building, which was. occu- 000. t�l
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I dent ; Thomas- E. Rays" , L . . - . pied by Frost &Wood as an imple- ' - Amos Taft's blacksmith shop I .
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- Horse Biankets.. �r L; W. SOW . searotary-treas- ing secreiary, 1 . I i 179i-2 ceased was held by bona) amongst whom ill at pi ssent. We hope for her speedy r&. � ,at I * ;
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jrAe, lined and unlined ; Kersey, with or � tors. Dirsobors&-Jobn M. Qovenlook . Wanted I Ali kinds of . -Dried I ry. ,-Oai ot those $ad events occurred The former building has - latterly ..of snoNv last week, burying Mr. Tait , I
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without otay',on strap ; all wool . blank- James Evans- James Carlin,, McKill9P ; P, pnme tax 96 oMb. 0. 1C. King, i d ed do 'd, on Saturday night last. been usiad as a. storehouse by the . beneAh tbe. ruimq. An iron machine- . 1-1
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eta, sha&d oad,sq.%uw,. 80,. 90 and 100 Hawthorne amid C. UcGregor,: Hullett-- Brussels Woollen Mills. This firin ' which stood near the. anvil, savoil �
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. Wm.,.Chesney, had quQitities of wool and bdankets . him fr�m i � b, .
they Will in health rough the day. -Mr. Taylor. of I .
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Bell@ of all k�ddjs Ofthe beat qutility. Black, Tuckeremith ; M. Brod iok, Sea-, at s olclocir,p. in., at the ROY's'l Hole]. AL 19roder- stored therein, which were totally : When the roof fell Mr. Tait wa& ,�
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0!� r ; future reside,'As Mr. Jones intends angfig. the lak 0 road, had a trielk bee n Saturd -.
ThdLrgeat stock of harness goods in the forth.. . . ick, Seojvtsi�.; . t i 1893.2 . I I . I 0 I . .
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� ty, .at - . - I --- - I L I I I the butdhering business tbare.-Mr. . .10 largely attended- by the neigh- - 1-' .
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Fuox Moosz Jaw DrsTsivr.-�dr.Jossph 'bore.- vs. John Holt has urchased three were eac ut
. Cows Fou': BAT R 'Four cows for sale, ap- T. J. Ryan, of'Buffalo, who we's spend h insured for $2,000. N. S. unconscious. He is badly out about
, Getty L & fo - 1ply to AnTHUR I Fonn;�, �11 ,forth. . 1w4f his holidays iwith his arvilla L Mo. fine M ko geese. She knows what is the McLaughlin, whq is acting agent , tbe. head and his recovery is doubti '
0 rmerwell known an re oted I � . - Killop, left lait' Frid for Frost &Wood, managed to save ful. The building is a total w I
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BRODERIOK'S . . resident of MaKillop, is one of t a Circa- MAJ�Urgb Ilf LMAXjToj� Cul Ste. beat ki to have on the roast. -Miss Ids . reek. � .
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Hamesi � Oadyps' B10Ck "es who has part in tba happy J, J. Ryan. -Mr. and Mrs. Ba returned S. A artier, to William Millimon, of ed by alantern being- upset. Tbie weighin,r many tons,' hanging on tha W , . L
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. ' It would ,bie take from the Wolseley News of . t mouth with friends in the Queen his daughters, as this i's the second one in Smart, manager of the Traders' Niagara Falls Hydraulic Power aaa .
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I - not be' out of place to ,let, you �Uow bow 7th ie.woll known to many of our aga- � ple a .
,rr * , , Ings are out.this way. 'We ry J40 11 Y-1180 Kerr, the little daughter of two WeO ka. We wish the young couj I
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Boy AROTEL 'good harvest in 1903, and very d west -h'- vicinity. ' The News �says : "A i 4i . deb but Mrs, John L. Kerr, of MoKillop, near Sea. long and happy life. - . n the. roof. T-wo steelL L L
. I - or for the harvest g o . f car oro a -We had � 4 . . I forth, has been seriously ill for the past . a— - , . many years ago by Mr. J. R. Grant,. trusses were brok-en and the. ice and I .
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. SEAFORTH-: an early frost, w ich' Injured very pretty wedding �waa solemn=jed at the week, but we are pleased to say that she Is I Jci�pert. - now of Winnipeg. and part of it wa.-i snow penetrated the power hou-mit �' . .
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I . 0 wheat manse, on Wedneed i Ding, i December Big r L - sed as a postoffice while Mr. Grant shut .- I
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' a Lots off rmarebad an verage of Air. Robart!'J. Muldrow, was: united I ' L agent i , --. ; �
Most Modern Hotel in Seafdrth, gr 'o' . n Murphy, of this town, will est brick buildings in tbe LVillage . I
' be pleased to for Dorotby Dodd shoes for ladies, and George A. . running - again. The damage ,was :
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Fully': equipped with hot and ,kie of the district would not exceed. �,or of Mrs. AL Elliott, s . . . � ,I .
. . twe, I , r., all Of - W010816Y. from his recent severe Illness to be able to � D. Hay, Commissioner and Conveyancer, It will likely be.. re -built. before very : I Li .
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. nit� btishele toithe acre. The, Oat crop The maniag� ce as and deeds drawn up, Moneyidaued long. I I
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cold water �&*, Lsdies' Toilet remo was performed by get around town. -Dr. James Hogg, of wIU8,mO vroses of Iniiiiest. 1740-tt —0 ! - & :
Roo . . . . uldrew,,'brobher of the groom, Preston. was here this week. e Was call- ! � I 4 I
bughols to the acrip'. - Prices have been.fair essisted by.' ov. J. . MoKechn 6. , The stamie-y. � . I Htamiota, Manitoba, are vietting friends In I I
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6 Present bride was attended by Miss Ida�� lilempie, of big father, Mt. Ja can, wants to get an apprentice to learn Tbe Women's InstiLtUt PTbe Bay- - -Mr. W I - F .
Good Stable in Connectio'n, . wheat is worth 71 cents ; oath, , L . .. me& Hogg, ,of - MoKil- .. ]3. R Bon of the .e&tor of - I
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rt, while Mr. S. J. A. Bran' Ll Of the lop. -Mr. and itbing b�sinass. This would be field branch of the Wom,en's Ins ' -� I
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- I -Po Voes, 90 cents, par busbet; be public school. supported tb groom� After Manitoba, passed through t a splendid opportunity A Young man tute met: last Thursday at the, home a volume of Shakespeare and -a latin) at . . :
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D. T, PUMNEY, P;op. 6 to.. 7 cents per pound dressed, is d pork the ceremonj the,weddin rty,.' with a day. Mr Bruce and his famil V -are visit). of Mrs. Jo�n Campbell, but the wea- tionary, by the pupils of this Watford �
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. . PIO Out; number of friends, proceeds to t1joir cc Ing friends in this district. He is a chanida�.- genius. There is aot& better ther and roads being so u favorabl, L , �`,p �
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. I . a oo of �bbe house-466oratorle it brother in Gre re, o, tr veteran bay dealer, has had s6 e I
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. � Tit _ McKrLmr TSURWbE COMPANY.- return presses ss of hie, from his brotber �Charlos on the I a
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The an -buil meeting of the membq'r's of the teem in whiob the you . . Mr. . '! -
I U 0 costly Vloodding �pressnts showed the to their Western home. out his a0couot of the deep snow to :�nd some dicisions were reached third conceesion of Ls)gov, He will build I .
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. . . . McKillopMutual ire Insurs nos .Company fine stoel'� cooking range from Messrs. family 0 Councillopebb 8 d with the I a new brick house on the premleep, and h'w -
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Is new 11,6103? tog a reputation for '8r, PF -F -IOP- '-aa held in the town'ball,, 84afortb, on . f r Wm. -Wjc;��&Yugh&OD, of whole outfit to the vicinity of Chatham, Institute. A deligate was app-ointed - brother intends. inoving inio Niteheill, - �
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Rusmkss T"' ' do of irlds 'la.fit. There urlbart & �iden, t�e firm by which Mr. Tuckersmith.-Ladiea7 Aid of 0a Presby. where ... a anow is not so troubleso e.- to attend the FarmerS InStftULte .
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llegoi wt*uld like to possess but � Lohn Daitz, z
bnain"s co ) y . was not-& large attend. utdrow in 10ployed� testified to tholk ap- We are orry to note that Mr. J m -
ance, the ro terian church will give their Bums' gap. Brucefield to pick up.as many bints , puhlic achool.has introdueed fire drill W -W-.. -
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do he odon road noftb, has been laid up 1.3 possible, on the subject. The- next the sebooL in. a' I
not. Students should enter this month,, ' few, os ' ' I- His shop- � per and concert, in Cardno's hal�, on Mon- of the .
,. . - or no, .stormy tk at me out except sery -test ftee, one day Isd . 1;
Catalogue UM &ton also remomber�d hit for som weeks with a severe attack of - I
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� those who had ot) er business. The. chair I. I meeting will be held at the home of weel-, the school was clet� .
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- i i haggis, the pipes and a' that," soistloat from which behso been a severe AIrs. J. Spaek'nwn, on the'. Sauble IiIie taki,ag all their cloaks -.vith -'them
was occupied by t; is president., Mr. J. ,B, . -- . and a good _ ., in - -- - . ;
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1� sufferer. -The annual congr8gstiOnal me"' on Tbursday, Febtuary 11tb ,a'ndas t
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.1 Hays. It is grati Ing to know by these �uuual m,;6tfi , �g of th Seaforth Auxili ' week. any 'of our citizens are complain. mpetings �
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Thit; in the Season thatthe company ever was in vsafer or of the larY of boiling water over himself, scalding his. also to become members. The sab- winter moint h,v was held in Trinit churck, �
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-1 . Wooten's reign M198iObstY -20- hand and face. The injuries are very psin, ing of t I ir wood . piles becoming UDPICAX- j,L,e Y I ;
. I more satisfactory condition then � it is ,-at #ie - 't foT will b,t,, " WAtshing L Mikbell ;,
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to have your. Horne - the present'itimp 0 ful but the doctor hopes for recovery The snow in so deep that the and ironing of olotbes; their care der the suspiwo ..of the Yonng PeonWf I
I � .1 The loases last year ks;composed of on eleven members, and wit9hout permanent injury. -Mrs. Geo Wood as inot, be cub in the bush, and the e
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11 beighborhocd I fe toads ar i to bad that it cannot be anc(I.S. 4
of 1 bont $4,,000, and ther p 0 drawn "
. r I a I still - filltViViDg, U. 0. P�Irton gave's falk on ,bit readAW-
D a VS?y 48 ��ia no It seems i that this of weeks, but we are fleaved to -lear &he out who i -out.-Mims Clarissa Mollie, who -40— � I , , L
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.1 ten ely. accurais. Mrs, is somewhat impr L tions bf e,6 trip to England in 1�02. illustrat; I.
PHOTOGRA P HE D. 11w bee factott increase inAle tom�nt wa - e . 11M ur- - . - , I - -2
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. . memberehip.' Aftr paying off al It I -Mr. George Vas spoi ding her holidays at her home here, - -Wm. S. Echlin, for twelve years, ,ed by rna,gic lantern view -P. There W84 4 � 1
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. I liabili. R Lyon, or t who was a cb�rter die is from his rece - - � . F
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. � I no and detioy for everal years Ulliott, of o -,A 1111ch he sur- -cient and 1pictureeque buildin � .�
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PROMPTLY DONE - ,1 .factory to the we ' of McKillop, being a son of the �
- ore present, - end they bo were members f the late John -- �1 � - . � 7
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P icture F -a' land direotore for their efficlent _ . . to is residence for some days, but be . � �
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. I Bleeme that there were in Peotone when hie thinks h has got the better of it now and Z,�, -1 -
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The rp. 6t; were Messrs. , J. G, 4re still survi�iug. 8 e ale = ,�Vfll soct be able to east his shadow i � 1110 V I
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JACKSON BROS., Seafffth- Goveolock,a6d James Evans for b1cKillop, I ' I 0 sends�ue a list that be: only lived three days. He �68 his old ! riends. -Miss Malinda Cooper is ?'� AL Niubt in Boom Slulpfland. �! ;
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The. Canadian Bank mesarli- joLhn - morriso - McCaughey# tress. of Griswold, Manitobap washere I Brus"Is. It is to be boped that the people of f3eaforth and viciniq Lsdiw- I -
die voore re-appoiPted auditors, At the ti 31 secretary ; this week. 1, - vnill remember the I ,
- the . rer ; Miss ,- Ande M ra. Mr. Chisholm to one of the Huron boys � cert will be * Aid Soo Wh supper and concert, in Cardoo's Hall, on January 955th-Rurat' birthday. 116' ' ,
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. I ofi the board of, directors was held and who has. prospsrad,in the prairie province. in th,e `ov,-n hall here on Friday fsv- will a physical as well & &a intellectual feast, as a glance at the menu and progmaM I I
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- . . In McCulloch, Mrs.' YA c(). a . , Mrs. P. L,)4an, He hai dispoe , ed of the moot of h I C -D i n 'Fait Lhe rtu.s- It cannot fail to please the most far- 'i
- t i . is prop- g, . -mry 29tb, under below will indicatp. -The menu is no varied that � I E
� - MORONTO. 006ers of lipt year were &II -re- Mr.. J, Nieb 1, Mrs. � Lumed6n, Mrs. erty and business in Griswold, and in tidjous tatte. while the program leaves notbing to be desired. Then, . the .
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Reserve- Ftmd. - $ 30000,000. Ing of the town c *0 I of An, excellent ,--rogramme of a local a *8 " - 0 -- - -�-e a"� -- i - " o -
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nod was hold on Met. z.je, Mrs. -C, McKenzie, 9 is@ J , T n. a L i g
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Aggregate Resources slit rho drainso by�law, paspe prepared. -Mrs, _ ppe iw a d from �' to . ldm�tioa �,�5 eent?-v
OVer : -- - - 83,000,000 'electo'48, was finally d by the son, Mrs. J. Tbompsou,� Mrs. At �, Young, �, r,i - , All .. James 13allantyne - BILL 0' FARE. I I M I - - `
$ . .� readand Passed. A Miss Ids, Ar e, !i i O'bP*00- who was 'also confla-ed to her ,wnd Mils J(- in lyl,-Laughliri attended PROGRAMME. M, I
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Hon. G A. Cox. President. 6 & iomberp, andof1these,42 are still fivia yo R.-mstboef, boiled ham, pickled -ton it- hairmay)'saddre-as, Mr. Y.,MeLem I ,
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B. E. Walker, General Manager. : borr *money for current expeil3ses 16des b saying : 1: 4 Tb 9. race ver;ag. --Mon day night was the cold- in TorottQ, la,,t w4- 1--flarry ,Down- leg o' larnb. 1 2: Instra duet� Mirsrm Rathwell ,& W -0r. I I -1
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. passed. Messrs. Sidney John$ C rrqptions are given b hg left 1 he re. oil Mov 1,1,Y last for Vir- Pickier., tomato sauce. -J,i' Solo. M r, Gionge 01 Y-1 i. I I
b, — ��, - one not,,included winter, The th6rmometer registered 18 don I I
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I . i - - - M. Solater were appointed memb1ere I THE Exi,osITOR's UA� of survivo*s.1) , Manit',oba, wh(-ry he enters into - i 4� Reading Min Moggle M-,_r,ean. -
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London, England, Office, of Lhe Board of Health. -The usual =06wl - - I I J -5. Qu&rtett--, N1 lekardt
60 LOMBARD STREET, E. C. ! stiff east wind blowing. ours. Scott and Pi
. . grant oi $50 to the chief of the firp brig"O. ANOTHM OLD Fhirdfl) I -- The brethren of - by. a young nian' of m- ,11itou, Mani- � 1 - -r- I:- mfw-s, Scott And TYLAWy. � I
� . HEARD � PROm. - Britannia lodge intend holding their annual i
. � . - and the!graut of $20o to the brigade were. Mc Robert Armstrong, toba. NVe wish tbe ne' -i rm succe. Hxfu;t�:. . I
. eir lodge riom on the . I w – sm ! - 'dlsw�
voted. � The ap ' formerlj.�of Oon. 66 h6me in th evening ih their undcrtaking.-It j-; reported . 6. 8011;, Allas Gertie Lu I
SEAFORTH% BRANCH - POIntment: . of Mr. . Wm.- SJ&'u*ce, but now of Wallacebuiii Kent Of Wedn' . I i
Ireland I Oe fire.brigsd. I -The fare- Crlhero4ie 8fdad. � .-. ,I.
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A goner& 1 Banking businteal' � �� chief o o was &P- cOuntY,wrIW8tOu9OatbeIlthofWa - ooday, February 3rd. that 'g. I H. Jackqon has 1011.W.4d bis . . Reading Mr.;Grt rge, Murdie. � �, - � I �
tf4m- proved.� A communication fro unary well supper to Mr, W. K i I I X. Solo, Mr. GeorgeClin-,. - Z*i
880tod. . In Mr. F. 88 f0110wa , " We are having a �e'ry B - Pearce, late blacksm th sbop tO a gentler&an - A wit -
I no manager of the Dominion Bank heie, is to wa In e d I . si,) 9 O' weel, hained k1bbuc . 9- 8010, b'1r,'(;li1)P, 5i
Farmers' and Graziers, Not@g -- Oerielice be held in the 4DOMmercial Hotel, Somfolth, . . U) I-ALNU; &,);F% --
� Holmeeted,- secretary of the Seaforth winter here so far. 1; In a new ex 01100k. W- havr-, not Jearn- modJAY ff) k (' &a At N -
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r comFany respect- for we to euioy j6 winter with : ed what Mr. Jackson purposes doinigr. . I . I .
sounted, and speelal aftontion 9 * :90 little thib (Friday) evining, -The roads were so -On � onday evonin- 1p.xt Sconet, i fl�
to the 06fteation of S , we - I
We* Ing the town fire alarm, was road and rs- snow. For the last two weeks � have bad on Tuesday last that 1. -in At
. ate Notes, etc. .�erred to the finance committee to be dealt h4d j6t enough the EOUth Mai . . Come. brither Scott,, men a,tic-gitjj�erl, "I
y the ruerniher4a i Bring awtetheart, air -ter,, wife *ud mitter. , -f,
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make good slaigbing, were brought in -from Brucefield in a out. A PiGas wi' bu tter, ,�--�,
inftrest 4110wed on deposits of are just fine, W. lodge in ifieir b -ill. , Ad' hae your baggio pipial ho-, , --... I
-or, It is a mighty bad ro%d that Con(Ilue. In add� ' I
- Dr, - Roma was re-APPOinted The rcade I never saw anch t of the, I 0. U.
SAV(NCaS BANK, . *Ith . H, H to Is Rome � 11 be. giv,pn b "
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dAd1uPwd1Fd0- 14"OrAlSt Is credited ft Of lost ear w 9 ItiOn to a musical and liter- 81101.'t breed, sit cake, seed aske, I -ex fr" the pot. i-1
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,are all t the gftlghin in my life, and ib seems Or M cGe,e canyt got through in some way, ary proj�r k' we$ An' thiappit tatv i ' 4- �
re-app2inted a stran to me to read 4 your always wel� amme an address will b,- cook' . I .
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. he mayor �in-d clerk were come paper about 'the snow and roads you bags on hie back, rather than mies a m I i I
30th of Nov9ml"W in *soft thorized to purch"o a snow plow from are hav, ? ,ust now ,� old Huro ,
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f n all. man GiVyion, of Ingersoll. Lunch Mince patties. � seed, -
"MO brimebas exionding Stratford, the same as am in nee in a. But -Mr. D. J, McCallum, who hae baen With is er eskes an' c*ke--5 ,wi' � ,
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O"Urio, Quebee, . Manitobe, Korthwmi To - Ot' a oaffee pipin' hot and- reekin' � ,
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rfat mmitimo k1ro. the cost to be 820, Mr, W. D. Bright wag o a9t VII on Aericul- I Aul tae wat your thrapple. I . . An' plenty o . - ,
F/Irlcos and Hui vniw ftwes, on.our roads up to th . . . t tural � .- � � i ,
I appointed ,truscee of tbe Collegiate In. HU e axles, and you in ' r society was held in the town I - � I .
stitute, ' The report oil the committee "overing.-Mro. W. D. MoLean and bar ball on Wednesday aftp Boor Dook, I .. I
40,9. iPARKES, U"Sga.r, ron will be dying about on your oplen - little Aau ,rnoon. Tilt coffee wi' a cinder in't for the ! 'Twill only cost yoa a , bee,
. to di(I _Jhter. Mary, returned from a visit ; - q& , F ;. ��
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P- ROLUMMIT, SolloWn 1624 *Elect the fitsvdiDg 00mutittees for the ku gravel r6ads. This i� a luxury we do Dot, to friends in Hamilton and Brantford sermetary's report .showed thil 1.A- I muld bachelors. I But, ob, 'twill fill your heart Ingfilea, Z -. I
Year was read and adopted, Ow much about here. The' farmers are "' c-elpts to be $f,023-35; while I 7 �
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; Wdv&uced here i Dr. Burrows had a prQfessionitl call pendituro was $943,35. Offile - an I Ta spend this nicht wf' Bfibbie BnrM. .
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