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- .1 C2W1 i0*11 experience. � Our read re will international 8tock F the General 1[)ress(ioo(1
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. - I . able to their needs. I ne tion Won - - � week . ro -partiCUISr V-10MM, tD � _i
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� . DIMUOT MATMEM . large wale, bavi . ng a pawty of me hun. I . � . or wallet. Mr. Farrand, the manag Are expected to arriVe early next - A
I entation ,speecb, re- ' ainly prove inter. i
-nk- � - -_ a - er, made the pres base new dress fabrics will car' - I i
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We take this opportunity of tba __ dred deeks, besides fif for special: work. I �
Worthingt(!Ws Canadian Stock ferring in a feeling manner to Mr. women of taste, t theie will be to .please ever i
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ing our many customers to whom A Qutzp- DEATH—WhOu Mr- J. A, Case Visit orp -will be made . I Tonic, Plant Fcod and Poultry McDonald's long and faitbful ;service esting. Strikingly handsome d6sib"lls d-jiirable color I i
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wentoub*to his st&MO* to sttOud 60 .his. and com!arison and in tigat Is court#- supplies, salt petre, sulphur and . great friend- I tiro ,ye, 'the most desira4le g00d8t in Ovt-ry . "
we, have sold Mr ri - in the office and to the in rested .. .
� - � horow, the other morning, he wu surprised ed.p, Francis A 11 the pnnoi. . all pon- - x
e co op is 6 salt@, flax seed, linseed meal and ship entertained for .him by I I
ed pal of %hi It ,iss area boy, being a or tint that is worth your tho _ - 7
1 -with the Farrand organ Com- new- nawei� � � -
]"ppy TMUght FAUgGS to find his prom4ing young colt striingl oil cake,, barrel salt, flour and nected . we can't give space h,,ra to the )Oug Ji3t Of i " .
� . . to deat . h. The animal was in the act Of native of tile townabi f Tuckeribith, and breakfast foods, 11 � r. No -Donald replied in a few partment vvh.- n you come to Bee them. - . .1 �
Ewing the past season,'InAZY 'Of . eating oats from a box in the comer of it$ U r. ?a n Wood, of that pany, X I �
I . a brother of M but very but will e,% -plain the different weaves I - .
remarks which were short ; TH.
I stall a wooden bar being township. He grad at the .Soaforth be priced at 50co 65c, 75c, ! �
whom waited 4 to 5 weeks till we . - - manger in a box 9 I . I f eeling. The mien of the var-, les enough to say that the novelties will i
full of of the factory 'Wig , il VVIRC
. could gob this Well known range in over the monger to keep the hay from fan- coils , to Institute, an�,,i! one of the many . while if you i h we can go right along with .
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-Ing among th ,oats, and in pulling Out, IN old Huron boys who is owg credit to his 88c a $1 per yard, ---
-ogether 81--. Me . � EIAMELTON & KERSLAKE gave Mr. McDonald a farewell terials " at $1,25, $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 '.
stock. Our sahm alt head it in some wily got stu* under the bar, early training and hip old home. . you to the more " swell mil �
I ; bahquot at the, Griswold House on I
ceed6d our expectations, and wo� with the above result. It was in the ink i 0 Seed Merehante . . . Seaforth. New Year's Eve, Some thirty-fivesat per yard. . ; . FiVe
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were unable to keep any, in stock - of condition, being a fine young -siallinon" . i . 'd 1111� I I -_ do�vn to the beautifully decorated : - � . Tailaii
the last three mouthei- We . - nine montlisi old, and mired by. Wilderlee. OlOver'see wasted 'Highest price pat the wants of the . New, Laces, � .
during . . for 1�fo, I sample at A. Y�u a, Segforth. 1988.2 Hotel, Beafortib, on Saturday next, at 10 tables, and af ter i
. . I on properly attend- New Tri m m in - I i and
Mr. Cites valuoifthe animal at $75. . gs;. f t
I have now caught u.93 to Our orders .. - � �. -t � Ire and valises, big o,clock a. m., to make arrangements for inner man had be . � Dire* cow &at, with the be*t sowreft. I .�, - I
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and from this fluis on we can for- FRox Ow HUROSITzs.—Oar old friend, , I )Weal 7W. H. W11110, solo *Keiji th@ DeXt COnVOntiOR, to be hold in Beia. ad to, the attention newest 1904 trimmings will Dome ,upply, enabl'.'s us to pliwo before you
. . fidety end 11 sgitooi% f men and D&n forth.—A musical service will be hold In crowd was focused on David XoDon- The . ** � -
Sad 0 dress goods, Tbtrt,'s.n�t I very bzat.- We pie uutu fft s t Xleachy-mi
nigh pr�jmptly from our stock. Mir. James-Oribig, writes from Toronto, foroeo,A.Slaier oaf , . y &long with th . k and r2pick ' �� .
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shoes for ladies. I � . the Salvation Army Barrackv,in this town, ald, and he was mlq bere, only it is I mo -t charming o"y es ,are tieel 4 � I 000hi
� . I I saying '� - 11-1 truit that the mow banks in . 11 continues, and it an Wednesday evening, February %tho the broadside of eight or nine, short even a hint at their bee meted. � 1k -
. . Old Huron will so,". vanish, and that you The cold weather ,sti cing at eight o'clook. The proi, speeches, He stood ft bravely how- safe to say You will like thorn, for they are I would r-urpries you if )*a know but 0 1 %. ___1
. a common and will be I half tne ,�ff,,,rt and Vime requtre�d to ga%bft . .____ ,
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. & smusly.9 all may obtain mplentiful supply of fG@I." issivery trying i n- the very creAm of "loctiOuff, . I . .
I . blended coffee gives me gross relief, l8wZ - ever. In fact he reallY, seemed to e ��
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. cors' Wish of us'all, but the' . gramme will consist of solos, dusto, qu&r rice it will be &. I :he oboicear, patterns; Of 40es and embr*. �
That is the sin : found roasoriable in i too � .
people In the cities have no conception ' This
- SIRAFORTHs . of Now -stock of $ranks and valises, big tottes, @to., vocal and instrumental. joy. it."
. am :w. jL Willis. solo agent free show-60me WIT see th'e.m in cambiau- erles. Tfjey were eeleetcd for you, ev
varie6y and lowest pri service will be very iDterertiag, and should —* t upon them, .M I .
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Hardware, Stoves, Eft. what a real,. genuhw� winter is. for men kad Doroth Dodd ti'n wibh the now dress goods, I I
� . Nng frdm for Goo. A. Slater oboes be largely attended.—Dr. Ball, of TorODtO, . Brucelleict 0 i - I
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- .___� - no 79 spent Sunday here, the'guest of Mr. and —Deep re.- -a do �, .
DaMIN. Abeline, Dickenson oo t Katim, on� Suiting thetasteof thetes drinkers is Death of Mr. Aikenbead. th �
ION BANIL i. W. D, Bright. Mrs. Bail has been gret was felt by our citizens gener-. There's no Mod to make any noise about t is business w - You : .
. � -i February i1th, says; -#1 W's- have had a' 0 big test. We are proud of our swoese with 280 Uri ' � es but we would like you tok-now that I
. W - It suits. Ilestme B &9orth. - couple of weeks.—The thermor he death of Mr. I I �
I -1 . fine winter bore so far, neiver been sno tin;- 1888-1 here for a . � ally On learning of t can fwe all fhat for yourseiv . , I �,
, ICE TORONTO. 1 151, motor registsre& 20 degrees below zero a ) ag hard to bring to YOU the best, and most reliable .
, HEAD OFF # t ; just a little Gnu, WANTED. ;Zed, a girl. to do (01 J4mes Aikenbead, of the second con- we ve been workii
. You folks in Huro The highest wages 6 a oult� Monday ul ht, With a fresh West win cession of Stanley, which took place just th" right, time and at the . �
-- - 'E, a. 09LER, M. P. T. Gw 15,�'QUGHI Burry now and again. xeneral house worL i . merebandise, and to have it here at * . I
are surely haviing our share of snow. Wrt able pawn. Apply to Tug, Xxrosrrort oldoe. blowieg. ft was`gettiag too near Mant- on Saturday last af ter a b,rief ill- .right price. Somehow the rePort has gone abroad that we carry the - - I ;
Ptesident . General Manager . . . 1W-1 toba for comfort.�-ZCordwood is sellin" -. Aiken- � - � I
" I . . have had si) miwh-clear�'%uqshiny Weather, ! ' 9 nags of about a week. . Mr to be found in this local. I -
. Getting the beat of t'—people who buy from six to ten dollars per cord, accordin of ladies' waists and dreps skirts . -
� coka either." haad bad not been enjoying robust best stock I � �
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Capital, Fully -Paid Up—$3*000,000,00 not so very I k I . 28o tea. 'Beatke Bra, ;Lforth. im-1 ecesefti ",of the . s about them here : I �,
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. . . - 0 to the n SO . buyer, and ver health for some time. and on Sunday ity. just a few remark I -
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Reserve Fund and un- I - A PmNyuj, AC01DEET---COuUtY COUn0fl' Frosh herring &� Xennedy Brow., but- little to be got at tbat.—Our coal dealt - I . y
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$ 3,474,900 - . U89,1 are making praiseworthy efforts to keep with an attack of pneumonia which Nevir 'WRT - I - 1
dividg,d Profits lor John B. McfAIM , of Tuokersmith, met chaff, SestOrth- WW aists]. � And tho,
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veD- , SEED OATS. -ThS NOW WAVOIrly in now the people supplied with coal, Vr. Bolster c his enfeebled NOW Skirts- -
Deposits by Public S 26,377,000 -. with a painful accident on Satulday e . � p of. gener4
jag last. While walking slong Main street, admitted 6D be the heaviest cropper and beit straw- has had two or three oar loads in during constitution and despite all thst an 1. - . �
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Total Assets , $ 35,745,000' 1 ad oat ever brought to Csoada. We have lbemat the past week. and Messrs. Reid & Wilsoij Style, the first consideration with dressy , Supposing the wea,th4-r is cold. d U I
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- in town,ho slipped on some ice, �nd in tky- 6W per bushel. G. it. Mug. Winthaln. 18wtf medical skill and kind attentiOU we the Spriag may linger k. -ng in the lap g bsr9a1_nE1V,_.
. I L - . from falling, he gave about the same, and they have distributed al as above stat- women is embodied in all the garments winter, don'r put 9--iff tu-0ug Your iia- find it. I
ing to save. himself Rome LosT.—Lwt 6tween Seaforth and . work- � _.
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SEA FORT H BRANOHI his ankle a bad - twist. . Thinking it nothing t around In lots of from 100 to 5W pounds, ad. Mr. Aikenhead was a little over 8011 It includes perfection of fit, -
. . . I - . Constance, on Sunday nigW last, -a white goat robe. I the L manship and material. The now akirts ore waist. There are -many iFtyles to � , swoll a-
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. . 60 years of age. -was one of ags of self and from, but, n0t mxnY 'Of any cnO *V* be. I ,
, 399An Str"t, - Ehmforth. more than a sprain, Mr. MclAsn. drove out The lindox will b ard[eo on le4ving the same 06 to .at,ly finished with strappi . . �
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� home, put, his horse in the barn and walked W. somerville'o 4- . Beiforth. 2WX.1 properly mupply.tbe requirements of priva -nown and most highly re- Ile we gttht-r 11tem. %
: best k . We show a. Canso thav], the W41Y 6-ob&
Every fainAlity for -the transacting of A to the house. During the night the injary - WANTED. —Butter. 117o; Dried Apples, use alone,so tberb in yet no danger of -a glutt. speoted residents of this district. He other trimminIg combinations -y I done to guard you agaiver, meeting Im so as t1w
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gonerAi rnmking business. - became'so painful that he came-to'� own to 5a; Fresh Eggs, Wo. ' We are clearing lines of Ib is a terrible thing this cold weather to - ict- very'good skirt as low &a $3, and a beaw, . -
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Collectiom made on all points in' Canada, t seasonable goodsi, 0 g, Winglis . in, - . was shrewd in business, but str at:$10, but, the muht populrsr skirts are- in I wailst at every,corner. A isi3la exclu6,, eventual,
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.LK 188S*if be dependent upon the railway exagencies -pr* ,
� conault a doctor, when it was found. that ly honorablo and upright in all his I * and flaked cloths, and priced- at $4, 1 uets that we know you ap A*te C,Q � .
. and abroad.. Farmers. Special 1% the ankle was . dislocated sinil one of the Go see " Jerry from Kerry," the fun, forthe material to keep one from f reezi Being in I
Advances made to t- se ed lng' dealings with his fellow men. i J;and 16 each. . I waists are selling at, �$1.50, �t2 1$2.50s.rAp IVV�
boKU0. OPM 110u - W ' -The well-known firm of Greig & Stewart - - �
. paid to the collection of Sale Notes.- small bones broken. Although he is able nlest PLAY since time of a kind and genial disposition hz . - each, and the claborute vues bi U_ S. � "I pronlise�l
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tention . to moie about someby the aid of a cone he. nesday, Flebruary 24th. ISS8.1 has been awarded the contract of supplying made many friends and was hold in - 1 $6 eacb.
IT. -Deposits i7iffers considerable pain. and to one of 'Mr. To FEEDEM,-iry our Feed Wheat. fifty regulation uniforms for the cadet goodki wi
SAVINGS DEPARTMEA I CorpF the highest esteem by all who knew . Z. I �, �
sAcIAaD,4 Iti the Sealorth Milling Company.- im-1 .
received of One: Dollar and upwarft. rring disposition, it in rather I . � of the Heaforth -Collegiate Institute.. -Mr. him. He was an obliging neighbor, such a goA - - thfm 00
Interest aliowed at highest rate and -- active Rua'LOST.-A bDO lost, between Win. Worm' We are pleased to be able to bring to your very doors �
hard to b compellied to give up the, ry!gy ru 1, of AtIonts, Georgia, is here a faithful friend and in every respect -tifoned b
ounded half I 0 . . W1001 and 1�� W21nesday, February visiting his sixters. Wh6n Mr. Moran left clean, frea� and weU c1fosen. Spring stock—not a maw of Jumbl,d up 7
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COMP yearly. duties of ,I !Is.[ even for a r t lease _ useful ciOzen. He leaves - -you cim _�
R.. 8. HAYS, - A. 0. GIBSON, 6 - . �e Atlanta there were indications of spring, styles, but the pick of 11 the pizk," and placed right whert. �
- I O"tom, Seaforib. . � . l8wi a widow and a f amily of seven sons . �
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� Solicitor Manager. - THE 14vibiv OLD BOYS OF TonoNiro.- Cardn6's Opera House, one night only, and the flowers were commencing to bloom. � and two daughters to mourn the loss look the,goods over at your leisure. I .
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The Toros ' to Huron Old Boys have pladed, Wedneidak evening, Februag; 24th, A. trip to the 6 Seatort h. -Service Was and cherish the memory of a loving I I . I : It �
, . usun.der obligasionfor ),%vorykind Invi- njoan is very funny, but sit So we Pation-and when he reached and and kind
Machines. ,� I T at the Op6rA and thoughtful husb ..0 14
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&I Perry In" Jerry from Ke ,,House hold in St. Thom"' church on Ash Wed- , '__�___'_ -,y I .
Sewing . tation to their. fourth annu At Home, on edneadny evening, 91bromy Utho n,uej neSday. and wilf be hold every Thrived a4d indulgent parent. The remains t
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— ,h e the Temple Build. . fancier and Is sure to pl you. This is a musiew oky Baird's comet- The, E. McFaul Dry 'Goods �
W. N. WATSON, North Main Street, vening -of Friday form onmody with wsfsy w and novel ning during Lent, at 7:30 p. m. -'Viere laid to rest in Uompany
ing. TorpAtat' an the a 9 It h class -00 features, evej -George IPF
SEAFORTH. .. February 26-,h; - The _,ifunction will be of and it IOU enjoy a g mody, W'Ah a McEwen, M.P., was, in town on Wedues- ety. on Tuesday and the -respect in I 7 -Irl I .
I laugh Rom start todulth, you jist it. hdre. This do , attending the meeting of. the share. vihicb the deceased was held in the . . SEATORTH, OAT-dRlu . I
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- DE&LER IN - - t -be -same bature " in the past, &.reception . tunity where be spent his life, I
li I , Company carry air ow unflomod Band and Omim I I
First 014a family and insinufseturbig Sawing Iffs. and a re -union, followed by & concet,6 and orchestra, W" forthe Band Conoort at noon holders of the Bell Engine Com anyp of C 'manifested by the large I — - I - i
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ablaw.-WHM AND RAYMOND -All machine" dance These. annus! re-UnicMe are very and at 7:10 in ftobt of the Opera . Boa". This at- wbiab he is a large shareholder ang a di- 'Nit" wall . -
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, mtoodand.prioeorigh ranging from = up. irsobon at popular priee& bests on sale at A,ber- 'rector. -The adjourned session of nninber who, despite the extremely . am here any 1*n,ge_r,,,W,:A. I
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9"M pleasant sool le and enjoyable affairs and the . with Ia grippe an 'T. Cole is on the sick list. -I . b.�j, �
- Neeffies, oil and ijewic - ev repairs In dock. P. basi's Drug Ators, i 18WI lonainty council was bold in Godeiiah this z0d weather, attended to pay a last for a week or two but at last ac- A
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Aim. goveral Fire, gfemlmds Adoident Insunnes NoncE To -Dzu�oRs.- All persons In- tribute of respect to one who, in life co� :ts she was slowly improving.- Robertson, near Belgrave, has ia4 - A
. on, all kinds of property At may b6 able t attend it, on the 26*.b, will week. -The orains on this line of railway . - Un I - 1-7, ,
- debtea to fte undenigacd will piosse call an&sct- they 11ad loved and esteemed. n1s sale of farm auction sale- announced for '-%v4-- �! . I , *�, �
gent. - 'Risks offected - 11 ,.��
owest. rates, I I . be made very welcome and - will enjoy 'a - have boon rumning with fair regularity , Mr. Jam" Robertso � I . ;
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I � most . ing and will also have cour& not settled at that time will be Owed this week, and a good deal of freight has — . stock and Implemen . Ues T vve r - _�
pleasant even _ in t I st in March. -A .good maayftft
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-w- 1W. ,-W..ALr_rj1E�Q.W., an opportunity of renewing many pleasant other hands for collection, SUPHEN LAMB, Sea- been delivered, but, on- he London, Huron Brusselis. of this week was very well attend- ,
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. forth. 1 INU2 , and Bruce division the service, both pas- ed considering the- extremely cold , Belgrave intend going to. ManitAt � i �'
NORTH MAW ST.. SNAFORM. . acquaintances. . The eommittai oleo wish f � . . - L . The Drain Law $uit.-Tbe drainage � � i, I I
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us to say � that any soEger and freight, has been very Irregular. '� f woather,. mercury about eight be- in March. -A few days ago there � tf. 39 -_
Huronites who may be To THE: LAD.rEs.--:8wItches made from . . WAS � le I I I -
G enorid Firer and Life Insurance Agent, and dealer - suit of McCrae vs. the V#lage. 0 almost- a famine for wo.od, il , L, -
I in Swing ikebloes wd Bloyolgl., . biuge. Misq. E. Rose., over W. N. Watwn'o offloo, -The Bell Engine Works shut dovi n on ro. Everything sold well.. - t .
is in the city -at the time: will -be made wel- 00m I . 188641 . lirussels, bad a turn before Mr. low le, - - I -1
so comi if they attend ind everything pos. North Main sticei, Seaforih. Wednesday night for lack of coal, and the 1, sugar, and such likA, I # 4 - - , "
'SALr.. -Four cowa for sale, ap- Seaforth Electric Light plant hao'bben fiup- 'tbo t # ,� it, t � J
� Justice Boyd in the single Court at I The hamifter was. weilded by the vet- coal oi I .
sible will be done for their - entertainment. `COWS FOR I cran auctioneer, F. S. Scott. of Brus- could do wi U the sugar but ot , V.,�
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Tloketsof admi�jjion con be procured from , Ply to � RTHua FoaBzs, Seatorth, g only half service for 'the same laintiff, moved I IOU , � - �-&Ir�k4
. - bess . 18m.ti Toronto,'on Friday last. Mr. Proud hi**_ �
-Mail carrier Sproat spends most b -
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. Fur Ro - any member of the committee or p.t -the PAYUP.-All persons indebted to the reawn.-Mrs. A. G. Gibson will recelve on - of his time during the day and some- village, they ran out of w . vl�;,
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hall on the night of the eniirtsinmenG- estate of tbo late W, K Lowery, 'Veterinory Sur. the first Frid!iy .of asch mouth. � - times tb-- greater part . vw . �
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. stoon Boaforth must pay the or b . 6th line. 1% %�'A I I
call and examine -our *took of North West — I OfM Lumsden has sufficiently recovered waiting for Grand Trunk mail trains. to his parents ;on the � .1 ,
I hl;iA the 196 1� Dr. Harbourn,Resforth. Acootinis ground that no notice had been giv- t� - -�� " -
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Galloway Robot, Imitation BUfffiJO' WE�DINW tr.LLs.-,A quiet but pretty his recent illness ,to be able to got out.- Mr. W. The roads have been badly blocked I
go back 't , iwest 5004 .4 - -4
. not thefi- paid will be placed in other hands for col. . I an as required by statute. V V -1
Robe#, the. Bishop Robe, Gray and Wedding was celebrau d at -the resi4ence of leciion.� J. 11. Lowery.' Administrator. lswxs Mr. and Mrs, Olsorge Paterson are also ns very irregglar for the and take a'ear of hoises._j*huH-_Jl . �
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. Black Goat Robes, Mr. Harry Edge, Somforth, on Shrove I : _� . I slowly . recovering. -Mrs. 1. V. Fear spent . M. Sinclair, who appeared last month isible is also home on a visit to his pa, ., A.i;lr�
I L.- I :village, argued tp the contrary.
. Blankets. . Tuesday evening, w6tn his, sister, .Miss i Wednesday in Goderlob visiting friendi.- � ni signs of improvement. -Mr. Henry enLs. Ile intends to -go bavk�h .^
Horse Alice Rose, was united in marriage to Mr. Tiar, BEr,L ENGINE COMPANY.-Tbe an. Mr. Robert Armstrong, father of Mrs. W. 'The application was, o Saturday, Johnston had a young bull loaded March or whenever the trainsstigt I I
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without stay on strap; all wool blank- I I . was f or the extension of Turnberry -
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"t Rev. Rural Doan Hodginsi rector Roberp Bell Eaginii. and Thresher Compsni�! Hannah, North Dakota. -Mr. Robert Arm- a local improvement Saturd a -'y mornipg. It arrived here f armers have stock ready lto shipbA . - ,� -
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ots, shaped and squares, 80, 90 and 100 strong, of Pijeadene4 Callforn Tuesday evening of - this week. We tho buyers cannot t any� I
of St, Thomas' chureb, performed the core, of Seaforth, was held in the council cham- this town, writes to a friend here, that and assessing the lands of the ap- 9�e , shipjiw ' . .
incites, . m-ony in'tbe pr,eseTies of a number of the ber, 1 ,the- town building, on Wednesday there, plicant, aMon others, for benefit. have only ,liad two freight trains this done.-Tbe cattle market is dalllwg
Belle of all kinds of the beeb quality. most intimate friends of the bride. The, aftern on. There Was a fair attendance they are enjoying lovely weather .9 . . tb. As a consequence our store the hog market awa .
. de in. the groom was &ssisted by Mr. W. Govenlook,. and verything passed off satisfactorily. 'much as we usually have in June, and tbat Briefs. -On Friday af ternoon last Ion . _y ,d.owni_�Tft I
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. county, at : . . ond the bride was attended by her sister, The ,ports of the directors, manager - and the fragrant perfame of the roses permeates �i team Of V-hw
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� . Miss May. of Detroit. The bride was -the ancial report were read and adopted, the atmosphere with a delicious odor. This * McNeil, of! the 14 and costly run- without his porridge and the guiA as rio live stoek can be sent aw-py, I
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BRODERIOWS have been enjoying the last three month#, away. in Own. The team started
i . overdiessofmTlindesoi, trimmed' lifth sounilfinancial position and to be, doin It will be all right in the bright and it make if the C. P. R. was f .
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ft � rness -Shop Cady's Block ijlu�sion, 'and aldeep flounce ' round the growibg and pr fitable -business, The si'd we rather envy our young friend's good at the railway stat:. n ju t af or bonnie spring time. - ton to -morrow if -the severeeW 1, I
skirt Of real Irilk,point law. ;he brides- facilities of the coma pany have been greatly luck, Evidently the fuel 'question doet binder had 'been loaded on the sleigh e— ,sreather was to con.tirrue and.t1m It
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. SEAFORTH.- - maid wore a dress of white organdIN tAm- fuore+d during the post seven months 0, 3
I - � . cut much figure withithe people out ther and headedidown main street. After _.� Blyth track get blocked up as it i*5 Aw
- med with point lace. After the' carom ... I since the company was organized and the and we me quite willing to exchange a little orossing tho bridge sev i -G O-�* other lines? Look at Wingham, it.
the wedding party and g . y _71ae n4gument :
usate partook Of a prospocts for the future 'are most oncour of our,weather for theirs just now, if 'the were made 11 to head them off but it TnE G,RtAT CAsa STonE. 8 ring r 0
11 . - I .- Jast most a famine there ajid lots of .110. �
ROYAL HOTEL I bJ ot.-Next Sunday Rev. Mr.Wall- only, serve4 to turn them onto the are wriviaw. We hav rMelve 11
magnificent supper, and enjoyed themselves aging.' We may %blish the directora' don't O' . of btautiful lace lnmdi,)r.s and fancy I*ce at Ilar-3 wa a d yet they could not -
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- . SF home. The bride was for a number of the fir'pb seven moutboof the existence of I.hd Worts Keeping tO the sidewalk right up � a largo consignmeut of isce curwnaq. A splendid . -ments. So NValton. can not be ymr�
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saidenib of Seaforth, which she! lofb company the sum of $18 547. Was 'd t- than War," respectively, morning and Ehe street,� boxes and barre
- years a r I I . psi on . . I stgnment of boota and shom in the sb ve lines we ba�dly off after 'all, If the 1W lk .
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" Most ModOrn Hotel in Seafo h. to egter in trainw,gas a nurse ln-� the Bud- in wo ) 9 gres r. arnourib 0 w a was evening, in the Methodist church. Every. sent in every direction.. At A. can oavoyo� money as they were bought beforp built it ,Svill- no doubt be, ranyali, -1 L I
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buryi Hospital. After her graduation she one is cordially welcomed. Straeban's 'corner the sleigh struck the ralse ini-price. Alto to hamd a large owel I .
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. . Fully - equipped with bob and . pracibed .- bar profession for abont four mos"we a the advantages to the town, In I - 4 box on the side of the street, caus- =out of ko and valises. We bjjVo same tnt for shipping. But i,n suo,h rvwj�_-
. . 6old water batb'L LadiW Toilet . . � W ter goods. Any quantifiv of batter and or as we are having nov.v _00 ffrg* I
ntion espon- . - ffig it to siverve, breaking t1jesouth �"T th,
Every atte years at t�e goo, ,The groom has a r havin an establishruent much as this in ' � Londesboro. =4.10.en i n exchange for goods. P. X. Wellea would be lifted when no tkainsw
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. sible position me Lolork at the Now 0 ' ri opqma on. The . former dirsebo ' plate glassi in Mr.- Strachan's store myth. I unning. It i . I
paid to gueste. In 10 ff wsrs All NoTzs,-�-Rev. Mr. McNair, evangellet, ' T s -doubtful whether 1, I
. . ' - h hi the large Notes. -Dr. Annie Ross left L last railway es . I �
. docks,. In that city.. - After their reZurn re-oloted as follows: George MOEW09"Mi, lind completely demo is Ing . - a vi Inge lively Oro*
, u� will hold 4voial services in the, Methodiab Window in 4amies Fox's drug store.' mak
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Good, Stable I in Connection, . from a. trip ,East, the young co ple will P. ; A. Young. W. K. Pearce, J. C. Gr6i church hoFe in the near futur6,, be inninRL - week for 'kergus to as-sist in a criti- and if the C. P. R, can make itply, .
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� . # . Dr. Robert Bef " about the lot of March. -Mr. and. E � - -is the c eat ily build Ot
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. ;. D. T . PINKNZY, Prop I have the best wlifies of their many friends, E. McFaul and M. Y. i(CLOW. At' ,51ason, of Blyth, spent a few days with the Central hotel yards. This -The C. P. It. surveYors, who have road without asking a cent ioaf moAq.
][8754f - , both th . ore and In Sesiforth, for. their future mosting off the directors suboequently hold; Mi and Mrs. Bradford this' week.-Rov. I third time: Mr. Fox's window has - been working from Godericb, are at from the McKillop farmers. .�bw- �
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I - � .. ' M;.KEnnedy was laid up with the I& grippe ,,present workin�g around Blyth"and over, time will] tell *hen votin9ft. I I
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0 r t : grams of congratulation were received A. Young.vioa-prein, Uut ; John'FinlaymOn, a low days this week. -Mr. and Mrs. Cal- i pears. -A horse belonging to B. W. I vicinity. -Mr. John Barr and wife :430m,os, and nothing counts likevottih I
. train Tomato, Detroit and Sault 8te. secretary, ind 9. J. McCallum, auditor. i Dark, and driven by Barrister Mae- i celebrated their silver vm'dding last I ____* .
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. k Marie. . I I . . � . , onder left for their home in Manitoba. after .
Better Lig . . . . 41, I I . 1, .. . 0 1 . � spending the past six ,weeks with the for. i donald, made a lively run up Main 'Friday ev ing, at their residence, in Bwfleld -
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� in the Mothediab church on Sunday morn- social eve iing,,at'. w1riab they recei : i
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The Sunbeam . 99 ast eek with Mr. &�d Mrs. John Dodd% lug next, 21st inst,, when there will be sev. nimal landedup in the allaway .ad- - io.a the 9 d wisbts of their friends, - i
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. � Sesforth, on Monday afternoon and (van- Mro. Irvin #in of Mrs. Dodds. or, I unite with the c week�s�issue of The H,xposifor.Rer-
next. The afternoon meatiipg will The .
be I y drove down froi a Bluevale, and Mr. a . ,trio light plant has not been started ' ' correspondent dia. Ad � ;
Incandescent, Lam Zid rv,9 . 16 China'. Quite a number from h-cre, lkno,-i how the ovening w - I I
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Gait; Fred Sboppard,of Quiesuston ; Thcs. until he struck Griev es bridge. -Mi.. R.: S. Grand Bend. . . I to commence operations. I I ,
--Is Now Bold By— I I i . . it is going, or else be must have been -, .. Ii,
, . � I MoSt enjoyable time., dancing and _.
. McMillan -of Hullett -and others. eSL mpression inik 'I . I ;_ I
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L houT.-Mi. John Ross, of XincarAinp . ; I
S.M. --:Daldw[n A Co., terest to far -mere. Hitherto this, district instead of Mr. W. K. Pearce. -M laid up with Is griOpe and Mrs. Abrier I recent entrance, examination, was tie. aro opposed to " put -
� enjoyed a good record for attend- Cudmore, of Usborne, was here this week, Mollard is also on the sick tist,butu we hope . 1�� I ,� ,
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� ham -not' . I preseAted '! to her at the Brussels ) 5 as E. Johnston. .. ,
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SEAFORTH. once at Farmers' Institute ineetings. and on visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Peter soon to hear of their recovery. -The road# school last I Friday afternoon by the gain blocked up this week, it being *_ . I .
I Light — Less Ounent. this accoup-t the directors were doubtful am Daley, and other friends. -A fine team c,f are in a bad condition and the weather is . Two medals were awardcd verk windy and cold for a f ow days. Hu'Rett. �
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*bother W hold a meeting here thin year heavy horson, bet Ing to Mr. Jaines cold that Oeopls'wish for warmer westhar.. 'by W. 11. Xerr for the. pupils stand- The tbermomet-er registeted 1-6 be- Centro Road Notes. -The s ;
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. Ave as successful and " in- Archibald, made a 11 sly runaway on Fri. Mr. Stephen Webb, has moved into his in highest in Huron county. - low zero. -Some people in -to-wn are deep that the roa-ds are bi her twl 4
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-it Pays. telligent a, elms of farmers in the vicinity day lamb. I ey wer eft standing at the w'home, the farm which he purchased Carman U,all, of. Clinton, won the - �
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� with profit. , We - hope,' therefore, that Market street oausin them to halt u til had gone over the B'� though he. is a very old man, we are griPple, but their numerious le�
8TRATFORD. ONTARIO. I 8110ttOd 990 Of a mile out ,and had to remain there glad to say he is improving nicely. hope for aspi-o re0overy-ro t1le f0m;
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ei� reputation -by turn- they were secured. a sleigh was some- man as she was 79 years of ago snd�comjng until Tuesday morning. Monday c , v� ' 'o 11 1. , W � �
� . Has eorelled as many students during I to the township of Uabomis 17 y ' -On account -of the smallpox out- -Jenn.-I 4cGregor, of Seafartb , I 1,
Ing out in large numbers to the moo4ag what broken, but nei her of the hornes- Ire. -right undertook to break at the Agricujtural College, been visiting her b rother. - Mr. -
the last five months as it enrolled last year , - - MUM 490 oning Job� W I
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- next Mouisy, at d make it the,z000rd %'eet. ceived a scratch. he Messrs. Ma�,tin audfor thelast two.yearb obelived with drive, somt. of the crew, who had � .
In ton montha. Enter now. Free ta* ing of the riding for the year. Our form- Brothiiro, of th6 2ad aceesion of Tuo er. her only son, John Statton, on the Mallard Guelph, Mr. Albert NVilfo Cbarlts LjcGregor, and linj ion A 9
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a student there, is at present visit- friends in the vlleinity.-W.ss J0 .
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. . 1109- down the t�ack, but did not get very . �, �
. find it well worth their while to attend the' &,few Osys ago, for t o sui� of $415, T4 Holawortby, county of Devonshire, F io by waY of a short out . flying -iA 1
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W. J..F.LLIOTT. Prino'P". . evening meeting. The same gentleman -were black, with whi �uh- land. She was a consistent member of the _ beon near any of the victims. -Sub- to her aunt, Mrs. J. proctar-yo, - . T
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� . . dresses at' the ed, and a ipleadid p faeeh*, well in& , .
. will deliver Interesting ad r. T Methodiet oburch and w Agent Scott, of the Bank of. Hamil- Thos. Rodgerson is recov(.7ing s - �
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i evening me e niture iuc- spectcd by all who knew her, siaf f erin.g frow bis receut acc-dent.-Mit .
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The 0, anadl n Bank 'will be a, musical pro ramme. Miss Ann& tory bm been shut down for & week or I _1 Proctor has gone to'Loodon to A 013� �
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,Becke0-,' of Detroit, a!l&dy*ho has woo re- more, became of lac [ of cars to sbip .rlut bout as mu�h trouble to get the an- trind to his duties again. -A numbpr her son, 'Lorenzo. This .-is ber PTA I
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I . . Boll Xngine- Works from here at t on ded the ball at Wing- visi t I o the Forest City and bor 301111 -
, . music. readings, eta." may . - Iges In Joan& , to move tho freight tr'ain.-We have ham last Tuesday evening, enjoying frionds hope for he" ,an timw
bo expteted d olt $2 139 forw ry.;--Mr. The iollowing ' hich we take from I
- READ OFFICE, - - - MORONTO� . fromothers. This meeting.will be well a w been witboUt a mail for three days I
I . , V, Btodoric'k Is miking sevorlal mete of the Detroit Record of a recentdate I �t.his we themselves very mnob.-Mr. Malcolm -Fivery, Person says `it is cold.' . �
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devervii:%g the patron�ge of all, and we hopfi harnees for "a ibmAf r in' Alberta, neaf- In. will be re I ek -Miss Murray, of .Sea- Somers, who has held a good p - -
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and nisfail, I tion up at Owen Sound for t Varna. V
. A nominal entrance fee of 15 . 4 Mont left on Thursday six Months, is �
Reserve Fund - S 3,000,0006 country. I Icklo ioducte, when they are sought for man specially referred to is an old 1 at present visiting ' J;riufs.-TliV Farmvn�' Instit"U 7
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- pvening,meeting, but- the 6f bernoon meeting ed th 'ware-hr,use a � the' railway traok, Dr. McDonald,,so long't-he beloved ' of )3e)grave, wa-4s vis-Itin.9' Mrs. T, urday, February 2 . - aftw �
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over � - - - $83)000,000 will be free to all. t rot Ole. ern busine-4s for a f e w w e c ks. I 13rown the past week. -The electric noon, at hal o1zleck. a0d * M
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eburebo Seaforth. The Record says., light plant is 4at present o.61y run- . .
- '_ going into the Z � . , the evening at �8 0',Cl00k--The._"h4 ;
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S. E. Walker, General Manager. � , of thiB Central Business College, of Winni. went to Wingh6m on M6nday, and deliver� ,charge of the consigi3 mein t" ledgers In I Notes,_�*- Adayn Halliday b of coal. -Mr. 11
. I as Dave Taylor, brakeman -and the children did ;their parts i;iA- �
. I RBgi Manitoba, this Voice -of that city saye': , ed his �leoture on " ',What I saw, In Old the general offices ' moved into' the villhge and ha. got 'U., 6 The male quartette from 6eafaA I
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. London, Englandf Office, It is a purely Canadian college, equipped London," before the Young People's Asi. Organ Company, Detroit, for sk num- ', nicely settled in his � beautiful ne.-sr at present with his parpnts, .,3uffer- was unable to be prt�sfm.tl. urbioblow
. 60 LO I MBARD STREET, E,'C. - with a most offident teaching ,staft--:men I toollitl6n. in St. Paul's church, in that bar of I years, joined t . he travelling brick cotta � 0e. May bit long live to ing from a severe attack of pnou- !uVO... Q1
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: i uccession of cold, forces 1 January Ist. He will look enjoy its c01nfnrt.-5Tb(_ communion monia. Dr. Chisholm, the railroad ,ton acted as chairman.-Serv,100 �
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thorough -and practical courses in book- o blustry, stormy Sundaym this wint,o e services wefe not ver doctor from. Wingham, is in attend- held in the English ehun _q
SEAFORTH BRANCH.- , keepihg, shorthand, penmanship, t , th interests of the.Farrand y well attended r,h on W't& W
A generni Banking businensitran elpgraph, ' last Sunday was not, uoh Improve . e 'Inec . mtsday.-Miss josle. Galbrait I TJ
ment on Organ �Company among the dealers last Sabbatli on accourit of the sever '. b U01 ,
I . -. Ing,- arithmetic, English - correspondence, its predooessors.-M . Peter McDonald,; of o___._________,9 Aric - �
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etc., are barefully tisught, and the grado. Jainestown, Grey to n8hip, spent San4ay ad witb the Farrand Organ Company *' of Portage Ia Prairie, Manitoba, was Morris. -Tobn GA-minharr, of DetrO1t;;-*f- 4
rarmers' and Grazlers' Notes dla- ate is fitted to take bis' of her place in the last with Mr. V , J � �
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--Mrs. Witri. knows Dave, McDofiftld, and to know the guest of Postmaster Sproat for I Notes. -The cold weather continues McDonald, of Hipley, is bowe � ,
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oounted, and 80ocial attention olvain, strOgyle for supremacy in the bUlilletlil McLoan, mother of ro.. (Rev.) I B. VVIal ,I
�4' 1 him is to like him. You can't help a few days last week.4-Mr. and Mrs. and Sundayi's snow storm has made visit to her parents., Mr. and Ors, I=-, _ __'.4
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to tho ooltisotion of Satio Notes, etc. woril of to -day. 'We heartily recommend I wiv, died at the Mat odbt church P3r*Ou- liking him, He is " built that way 91 ' Conoly, of Harriston, are visitingfor the roads heavy again in a good Sohn MeAsh.-Xiss Mary XcUll �
SAVINGS BANK. - tbi$ college to our many readers " one th&6 � ago, Seaforth, on M day Jut, �1.1
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Interest eflowrod an dejoelts of $1 ma be depended upon- to act justi) toward � Lefinle maiden name ]Mrs- Mc- you know, We are sorry to have a few days:at Mr, Sa�a Jordauls, on many Places. -A good many are laid laid up with the grip..-- Mr.. eveotv-
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� him leave the office force, because, their way -home frow spending t Grainger is visiting frie �- -t �
andfl,pvverds. -interest Is credited to all Lembers of the community an inetitu ' hir,- rp with' -severe cold�.-Mr. G. Hood ,nds in 00 �
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. accounts on the: 316t of May and tho Man we are pleased. to place fotemoet in the ; She was 66 years of a , and had been I 111 his going will create a vacancy ,summer and early'winter in Alberta. is troubled at present with a very around Varna.-MissGraeeGalbrtal 0
i feeble health f er somq time. She was much lset�'
30th of November In each y'aar. list t:of reliable colleges. They have, by ! and deservedly rea0ected by those who , whiph ino one else can quite fill, but They say 0ntario is. good enough sore toot. -Two old ladies at Sun- is borne on a visit. -Mrs. J401159; . -
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own account we are glad he is for them. -Mrs. Henry Brandon has shine are very badly off for want of ge- fi - lould t
The Bank baso W branehiss extending throughout tbeli fair dealings and sterling 'business i knew her, The rotonine were taken to on his I , Johnston is laid up with the gTi -
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Onktrio, Quebec, Manitoba, Northweat Territorl , q i go'ngo I :, for we know that the same : been away visiting friends in Dur- wood and as wood is a scarce article XT.S. V. Diehl is slowl ly reeov-WJW
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I es tialiths. en oyed a' steadily increasing i Goderich for lnterme0 on Wednesday. I �
ro- persist�nt faithfulness which raised ham for two weeks, Henry bas had now to get and no one in this local- from the grip. -Mi." A. J. XAY*6� Me rm
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Bril 'i8h Columbia, Yukon DIstriet, Wsrllamo P business, due in a great measure to the I Mrs. R. Richard@, of Boston. is here just him inAb . W ht � i ,
vineo and the Uutted Unite& efficlency,of the teaching staff. Mr.Franois � now visiting her bro,her and family, sad I e off loi,� from stenographer : a very dejected and lonesome look- ity has any to spare, it would be visiting friends in Exieter tb - I
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G. E. VARKF8, Ilavager, A. Wood and Air. Wm. Hawkins, the - intiands spending a fi � w weeks here, -The to his !Present position will bring him ', ing appearance. -Mrs. T. Bridges has well to ba ve them taken to -the -Mr. and Mrs. Morton Elliott Mo I
I = principals, are broad the same measure of success in his boen -very poorly, but we are, pleased House of Refuge at once, before they arrived home from their w - Q
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-minded and public- i executive of the East Huron Teachew As., i ilew ,
. � F. UOLLMTED, Solicitor. spirited gentlemen, who have had years of line of work. On the morning : to, say she is now improving ,WMU to 00 . f �i
. i foclation will meet at the Cmmerdsl -nicely. are frozen to death, which will be I trip and are settling do I I
. -1 of December, 81st, the men of the, Mrs, Thomm Anderson .was laid jai) I the case potainly if they are allowed I sto=er roahtiC5 -of life, �.
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