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arhe
buyang
such a rise
--nate thin
tea only aTees-
have to aah
take advance
laying in your
as
Bleached Linem
Tabling
Excellent
Values at
500, 600,
-501 $1.60
1. $-125
and
1# a
i on a
fl
m hand with. Lin
have some exce on-.
,.._nish and the Soft
re cotton fa
he ar
to , alien
owne
And Mull
Fridth long
cents the yard
retia
best. values
Finish
in the trade
Tal :e ila White a ° .
to the yard
anah
eetuig
ey sav
otton basis
EAFORTII OL
vete arenem
(Ileerlee in town. pera
le ad the$8,W.-
purchased the Swartss
at —Wing . and has takes.
witch win neeessiteW lee
that town.—Mrs. Jr L. Kerr, -
bale been under, the 's
venal days past at the hone
-Kerr in town. We hope sic=
be about again.
Bayfield.
Phe Ladles" Aid, of St An:.
eta intend ceding s sock=
.serpent of the church ort
g, January 24th. Thi -e-
pleasant and enjoyable are
1d be -well patronird.
Hay.
c11.—The first meeting a
on was held on the 14e
..tubers were pmt, ThEt
were appointed for
Hess, sr,, clerk,
s Johnston, treasurers
rpphardt, assess, v' 4
nen, collector, $7' au-.
•Pam,HenryIeeblc
. Gertz; .an1tary inspece
A. Munn, west, Q. Silbert
th officer, . Wilsoi!;
esith, P. Lament, F. Baker,-
Spencer, less, sr. Zan-
e costa action of H: 0. B.
i will be received on`
iy - the countt c4I e
deet at the call of thee
•
PArgarMelmtt
JL FRIBA.
ANUA Y
4
Ta tor n
ene
d
If
FEW
AND
MUM
ade
0
Down go the prices of all of
Furs. A :big stock yet to et rid
of ,forces us to reduce still tower
the price of every gannept n the
store. If y01.1 are interes we
want you to see- what a.savi can
be made the purchase of ur
Coat or Fui Jacket, ar0 w r
you no mean'stock to choose fr
$2,000 Ivor&
AU musfgo with the' .clearanee of ()lir e
stock. The sooner you. come, the b
choice you'll have.
Ore
tter
a
The else
Wedn ay; to fill the vacancy in. the
Ta_ (*WU% IMISetli by the
death ' •B.1:Giann, resulted' in
In aferth, wnen, the. result became -
:gathered tai Main Street; celebrated; A
blg hi ion was formed/ at the Lib -
1 Piper 1,Tohin Hewitt; 'Marched down Main
.1 Street At •:19V1, 'SomerVille's anent the
candi ate Was met! min 'pieced in • a
sleigh and drawn :to' -the cornet .of
Main and floderich streets; 'where a
bon f had. been insetted. Here Kr.
Me acidreeSed Int crew& Mr. Mc-
Lean , !afterwards serenaded at his
resideace by .Pipere. john Met/amid ands
every ing quiet.
ilty of 135
Soinh Huron, on
At
tarns
tetteis
0.4
. 3
No. 3
No. 6
THOUGH' we have sold morePvet
than were ever sold by any 'Olotli*
County in one season, we h
riety Ieftitand we must sell the balance. W
sell these coats that are still in stook. ; We'
the price do the trick. There will be Men
hi„ve no immediate need for the garments,
man sees a
Hundred
Saving
oats
ve
a
bu
ut
this seas
me t
coats w
he e
coat this winter, he'll need it next sea'son.
Buy
18
0
$10 Men..-6-,..Dr6ss..- 0'.Fer:po
• .fipr
. Dress .07.0.roo
• $15..MOIA-, -Q.Stfoo,
,fot.
BOYS OVE
One lot of Boys' Overcoats for age 2i yoeaatr
to eight years,. regulsx $3.00 -,to 413.50
Many mothers will be buiy on t is•1 t.
•
GREIG CLOT
East Side Main Street, One dpor Sio-ath f the,
Dominion Bank)
ST.3..A.HOIRM
Highest pricie for Butter and Egg
1116
No. 2
No. 4
4to it Is Impossible
corn' lete returns by. trolling di-
. SO ,f4r keceiScl, the, rite
are fienowS. The °triplet re -
will given next week.
No. 1
No. 2
No. 11
No. 2
No. 6
Ma 1
No. ;No.
No. 2
No. 4
1904
70
21 52 1
•41 42
22 33
38
23
1908
73
59 39
27 30
.1 224
g 31 60
33' 66
7 70 55 77
255 150 274
eeee
132 . 118
46 -59
49 75
45, 67 47
23 51 25
18 a 70 21
30 72 38
32 70 32
23
* 109i
247 251-.
31
*44
4 35
60 63 71
-109 31 111
L 52 73 51
3Z4 219 339
81 120
93 91 118 91
21 *52
21' 47 26
36 48 34
74 53 60
58 23 74 14
413 325
45 92
84 76
73 65
51 35
04 26
35 71
30 55
52 56
61
155
33 it
15 51
72 66
45 39
45 81
26 57
61 53
82
78 51 118
52 104 66
47 80 *3
nese
271 302
31 139
Seaforth 210 *3 83
Turik'ith 877 197 209
Exeter 123 265
Usborbe 241 '322
. Stephen 412 576
Rensall 93 91
Bayfield 34 80
Stanley 247 251
Hay_ 413 325 155
Mchhillop 271 302 139
i,42a 2,53; 586
2,421 451
iy 111. 135
26
63
77
The New Prison System.
One en the important- matters which
the next eessien is that of prison re -
term and pitson labor reform Last
following members.: j. B. Downey, the
charmaa, George Pattinson, 3..R. Dar -
gavel and Finlay G.. Macdierrald, was
appointed to Inquire Into the ques-
tion, and their repert will be Tresent-
ed • shortly after the session Opens.
Among 'other places .'visited by this
committee in the search for informer
tion i wee. the Mansfield Reformatory
in Ohio,. and it in .tiulaght that this
penal Institution will nerve as some-
thing of a pattern ter Ontario.
It has already been amounted that
in all probabilltY at -Triton farm will
be, established,- and the eontract sys-
tem a prison labor abolished. Both
these things have been done at Mans-
field, but -there the length of imprie-
oriment. depende upon the behavior of
is a general prie, with no fixed lirnit
Or dutation. With this goes a parole',
system, thaugh this elms not take
effect until after the prieener has
served tine year. At Mansfield. a sys-.
tern el marks is in, vogue, winch are
antarded for personale demeanor, dili-
gence in labor or eady and the -re-
sults attained. If a man's record. is
cured foe him iand he is restored to
full citizenship. In ten. years ait Mans-
field, 2,160 men leave been turned oat,
end -It ,is sad, that. at least three-
quattersi of•- this tramber -hare been re-
stored te eocletee The net coat per
capita -lis &bold '$16,1), a year.
The prlioners are 'employed In er-
Mg sh e tor thernaelves and other
prisoner ,• and iti the manufacture a
broeens, harness ma tinware to a
Ilmited extent. The 'men are allowed
a portion 0: their earnings. ue to 20
per cent. In connectien with the
prism tie a faaM 0/ 260 acres, from
000 In 1006. Ken Wereipat te *old °See
thts Istria withont immediate guards,
and oah of 140 Men eMplbyed in this
Ivan inl 1906 tonlY, nye. ettenthted to
escape. It is claimed %bat such free -
an• d' character.
ur
The Sovereign Bank, which was lee.,
tablialieri in 1900, andiwhich bee a num-
ber of b' auches throughout this collate",
fa
has bee absorbed by ahe other charter-
ed Ban and 'has beceme defunct. In
additionaeo having la.--.nurnber or branch -
In June twit, if became necessary to
reorgancre the Bank, and, also, awing
Since. that time,„ thetBank has been
late financial- stringency was too great
tor the. ' cripeled Institution. At a
meeting . of representatives ,of the as-
sociated .11anks, on Thursday evening
last, it was decided that these Insti-
tutions should assume control of the
affairs a the Sovereign, Bann, and thus
avoid any serious disturbance in fi-
nancial circles.
Amaellus Jarvis, President of the Soy-
• “ For some time pest there has been
nia• tural conditions which have obtained
during the last three or four months,
which have _created sa still greater
drain -upon th edepositsr. and, made it
correspondingly difficult to liquidate
the loans. These conditions, winch in
many .ways -.have been far .more string-
ent than have been experienced ta the
memory of this generation, could not
.evere rapidly bringing about a state a
awls 'under which the badness, it
continued, would not have been -suf-
ficiently profitable. •
"When this conclusion was reached,
we,at once conferred with the leaaing
bankers of the eouatry, and asked them
to verify our statements.• These bank-
ers have expreesed, their ocinion that
the aisets a the Sovereign Bank a
Cenatia are sufficient to pay all the
liabilities, and an agreement has been
made with a .numaer a -banks by winch
nearly all of ;the branches of the bank
will open _ this: morning as branches of
other banks. This arrangement . will
entail no loss of any kind to the bank's
depositors or customers. , They can
withdraw their deposits If tItny flame,
Or they can- Allow them to remain with
the bank to which they have been
Canada; peee books 00:11 be sarrendered
and the lutes books of the new banks
obtained. Borrowing custoiners will,-
of:course, have to make other banking
arrangements as soon as possible.
The different agencies in thle dist-
rict haye been taken elver as tollows ,;
whiten by the Standard Bank ; Clinton,
1 and Brucelield by the Royal. Bank;
Cioderica, -Exeter, Dashwood,' Credlton,
Hewett and Zurich by the Canadlan
Benk of Commerce.
Produc
comfort
Pat
leasure to have
Minutes and am
event Mr. W.
With us, and he,
end hest instr
to tell y-ou corre
uess work if y
is charges ar
and if no glasses
advice
-no dis-
ke it almost
our eyes tested.
ed is but a few
d not be better
ellsham, our op -
20 y -ears, is still
.g all the latest
ents is qualified.
u need glasses.
very moderate`,
are needed his
is free.
John Bulger,
three miles or ou
here pleased; us if
friends doald have
we;brought home.
seine of the stick
as twenty /lichee
they think we a
out, here with a et
stone. The woad
la,re although ere
willow.% birch and
also get the very
Riven a two
heae. le quite
petty faults gone
vvli,l find with tin
they seem to 'be c
peasintly take the
land. But they re
110 tear away
day. Wishing yom
,ef the semen,
Ternal
A SOD
place. It would
me of our Ontario
seeh. the four loads
terday end to -day.
measure as, much
In diameter.. Yet
freezing to death
ck like that Az.). the
principally pop-
ve some diamond
Reim- of Gilead. We
best sort cold for
imines on the Bat-
daye' drive from
musing to hear the
the new settlers
country. At fir.st
Int thought of the
in this virgin
at. Many ot these
beings you can
tide count:17 to.'
all the eompliments
WICK READER.
Manitoba; and
—Ths. stock and
were totally, destr
of the ascet
totes of the
e-Robt. Bell,
ailled In 4 seal
the other day. T
pieeep suddenly,
Bell in the forehea
and six children.
Two of the
m infesting a ten
Irak been done, 711
advantage of this
a their grain.
McCormick & Phi
Panes, Maaltoba,
fortune , 4150,00e
hitn by a decease
He leaves shortly
• Ilarniota, Mane
ani- the, death a
inh aroand the house the child la some
unaccountable manner got poasession
of eome poison, nutting it Into Its
mOuth. Death ensOed within one boar.
The bereaved parents have the heavt-
telt sympathy of the • entire cominun-
VIOrfon
118
120
92
59
35
451
rth West Notes
fixtures in /a-
lit Macoan, Sask.,
ed by an exploskin
as. lighting plant.
sayed by the er-
e tire -brigade.
Blurts, Mane wee
wheel went to
nertion striking
. He leaves a wife
Dertth was almost
ak Lake, Mane et -
d down farmers
ency to 'hold their
al a traek loading
y tamers taking
ethoil of disposing
an employee of
ps' store, Gilbert
sterling, left to
aunt in Ragland.
claim his inherit -
the other iefterrinottee
nevieve, the infant
e -J. K. McLennan, of Treherne, hag
diaposed. of his large general store
Wetness to Jos. McGowan, of Bath -
well. Mr. McLennan has been a res-
ident of Treherne for many years and
ha& taken a prominent pen in the
business and social lite of the eom-
rnimity. - hae long been known as
of the meet eeriest and consistent
leaves with is family- to reside
In Ontario.
't -Thomas Donne ly, sr., fatber of
Mayor Donnelly, oh Indian Head,Sasit.,
home a tew mile from Indian Head.
died last week, ard 81 years, at his
Mr. Donnelly was one of the pioneer
settlers or the district, going to the
west from Richmends Ont, in 1882.
find bad been engaged in terming ever
sena ant three daughtere. fee
'.-Roes, afidgelye formerly of Peter- thOely death came as a sh k to his
!ekes Pate hut leak ef Dell -inane, Ken., , la 611Prlied Ids mother,
Dave residing seven miles' ;West of i five broth:ere and three sisters.
e livery stable ”
ita keep. The h
bar anotber Mtn
it Is nearly NO
—Jae* 73-411sen.
te Indian Head)
Lipton. aftet ha,
being badly fros
erte, had both f
er day. His sys
thit stand- the s
the general hosp
Oeceased came
large family.
Some men driving i a car -
had a strange experde ee. The
win lifted the carriage bbd'ly, • and
sma hing It threw the occ p nts oat.
One Of the men was lei to such
an Xtent that he had to removed
to hp hospital. It was a ig blow,.
and caused considerable eo nation.
—A. A. McLennan, of the 'firm of
Ca Bran & Philips, Win 1p g, pass-
ed way last week, after brief ill -
nes from memingitls. He j s in his
57t year and was one al t e oldest
.mer ibias of the bar In anitoba.
Bor in Prince Odv rd Islas d, he arad-
uat d from the Prince of W - les Col -
mit
lege at Charlottetown, e n was ad-
mit ed to time bar of Prince ward Is-
land, where a practiced ;; some
time , About 884, he came o anitoba
and took up a 1:•ractice In age la
ie. For one time he - a p*t-
ner with W,Smart, who a terwards
be ine pone +magistrate =n Portage
la . $ra,Iris. bout three 'y _, a ago he
cam to Win ipeg, and bec::in a mem-
ber of the f rn of Cameron & Phillips.
He -'had been in failing healh for some
time, but his . death Wan a s -h• k to all
his friends. 'le leaves a and six
chit ren, three boys ant h ee .girls.
51111/1Y Alberta.
Dear Rxpositor,--LAI seeetnee your
columns aptl notice from time to time
jottings- from the West, I do not feel
that • I am doine justice to this won-
derful clime that has dealt -so bountle
fully With us. They say We live
Sunny Alberta. Last winter I dispute
ed Melt word ; but this winter r -de,..
tuft we are living In Glorious Sunny
ihiberta. On the 21st a December we
had the first snow that gam us good
sleighing. Since then the weather has
been beautiful, the thermometer has
been ranging mostly about freezing,
but net warm enough tO make any per-
ceptable difference °a the snow. The
eoldest we have heexd of it being here.
so- far this winter, is 20 degrees be-
low zero. Our crops were very favor-
able through here last season consid-
ering the backwfird spring. Practical-
ly everyohe that put in grain bee his
seed -for the spring and many have
quantities to sell.. There was a good
`country fell from frost tco. Those who
can atm. -holding their wheat at $1..
$1.B0 per bushel.—Pttecuriagt fuel does
not bother us either sit far. We have
three to tau years firewooa within
•
—1Mrs. Wm
the other da
in Wallace owlish's), near
The patient (lame there on
the States,
—Mr. Phonies. Bari, of
cession to afr, Neo, of Ell
sails of $6,800.
on ccount 0 111 health,
-Iliss Grebe BOx, -of St.
to resign het position as
the public sehool ot that
pasSing with nonors at the
or examinatiens at the WI
lege of rhea sty.
In
died last week atter a. II
less. Their , only ablid cite
a, ytiftr ago. - .
died very suddenly the oth r
billeting of a bleed vessel
ef her ,deatia Dec
married ; five . months.
Ise Queenie McIntyre,
A. L. McIntyre, presi
ted teacher of the
t of the -Acton public
Craton, of ell, tell
, and broke rm.
of smallpox reported
istowel.
it trent
gan, hits
nth oon-
tor the
ys, bas,
teaeber in
team -She
Miteheli
sful in
peg Coi-
f t.Marys
og M-
ess than
day. The
the
had pray
tighter of
of the
as been
depart-
ezteem-
stricken
d it is
been a
rs died
age a
native ef
cocoa -
ca
bee
Mr.
Lis
me
ed 'resident of Mitchell,
wtli paralyshe the other
walking home -from the
YarCO is 86 years •of age,
doubtful it he recovers.
+Mr. Wm. Stephan, who
resident a Listowel for 2
12 ears. Deceased waa
Ger any ant'. was a tailor
P try Show, in Mitchell
ent red the hea house of -
ettz. in that town, and
wings and etherwlse die
ad
Lis
we e presen -and also.
Findlay, of orento, one
here' of the Layments Miss
tnent of that nity.
One evening last wee
-11
frie• ds :gathered at the -
Pet r Pinder, near Stratf
a very pleasant evening.
Pin er are leavingsshortly
so their friends took the
of resenting - them .with
set of silver, forks and krill
—Miss Balitwood, Ottani
tendent of the Victorian
aft rnoon in Stratford. It
uri
wood's visit was for the purpose of
• -L,A despieable attack wee made, On
Percy Petra*, at the Sena e billiard
tu• reing home the other nigb He was
beaten alino;t Insensibly aa left -17-
;1
ing In the : how, wliero hp was later
fon d by ,.4 rean returpinglh me. The
bu• t what prometed the le nOt
-I-Lemon Hamilton, *he w s visiting
in tratford from the was vas found
deed in bed the other -mo g at the..
home of his sister, Mrs. Mt He had
beep In ratan health up to t e hour of
retiring the previous eig t He was -
a of strong physiqu -being SIX
inches in height a d hie one
pe
is they we
short order.
-&ir. O. 3. Humphries, an old St.
Marys boy, and brother of Mr. Joseph
A. Humphrie, arc tett, orf that town,
who left St, Al a 20 y s ago, and
settled in Ogden, tah, «le of the fin-
est cities in the Western States end
which is the railroad. key 0 the coast,
was elected alderrean for hat city on.•
the Democratic ticket for four yearn'
at the recent elections hel there. Mr.
Hutnphris started in that city .aelan-
ing mill" and lumber bust_ ess and in
n€mw a wealthyrLtractor.',
---The Mitchell ,ecorder Cpl last week
says: " The first show of the Mitchell
Poultry Pet Stout Assoei lion was a
grand success, and the aicers who
had it in charge e highly elated at
the magnificent show of s lendid birds: -
Which were to be seen i the town
hall on Tuesday, "ednesday and Thi is-
day. The entries 11numbers. 451, and
the exhibits were from 11 quarters,
One bird was yal ed- at $10 , and there
were many of .great value. One dealer
sold many setting's nt eg s at from
$8 to $t per settig.
—A quiet we ding to k place In
Trowbridge on IST w Year day when
Miss Mary L. Codd was un d In mare
rage to Mr. Bartle , an enter-
prising termer the t wnehip Of
Wallace, Tne bride was cry becom-
ingly dressed in white sil mull, and
trimmed with French. 'ale ciennes, and..
was -given away by her cle, Mr. J.
R. Code, while biles Phosb Code. sis-
ter of the bride, i played t . e wedding.
march. The cere ony wa performed
by Rev. S. Salt of Trabridge, and
owing to recent reavernent to the
family, only the !thee friends were
present. The bride was the recieient.
Of many u`eful a:Sd beano 1 presents,
among which waZ a miaxy- settee
;presented by- the, Sunday sehoOl and
Upworth League, ; in both et which.
she has been- a $a$tbful .w : ker..
hhe marriage a took ' p =eon Wed-
nesday, January 11tH,: ea enrae ram's.
Downie the h ,. : of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Rae of t e err data_ . liter, Miss -
Mary Me to -11..r. 14ormen' Mctntyee,
son Of Mr. Deur* Mc% e, f Dow-
nie. The ceremony . wet p rfor'med by
Revn Mr lsrahem, of MO ton, an the
presence. of the immediate friends .a d
relatives' of the corgi ea.,
The wedding matfett' w ' " _ by
Miss Lillie Itae. tMr. an -
e of the
me oae
red Mor-
ed the
ed tw-o
Lent week a series of - sionater
sses were given_ In x church
Thomas
he mem-
tit 1.00
d spent
and Mre.
fo Toronto
beck and
about these
hem unifernie
Superhi-
rder of
the other
been
Ordo
Bast -
ere It was beld for
e was brought there
d the maim against
eeillt Was 'brought in -
lig lost bis way, and
bitten New Year's
t amputated the otla-
em, however, could
ock, and he died at
tai tbe same day.
em Enntand only a
d leaves a wife and
nn, one of Carman's
toba pioneer, died recently, as the re-
auit cif an accide t. "Kt. Dunn was not
even, and on re iting took, by MIS-
ake for raedici e, a tablespoonful of
tors were Innisedi-
end every means em -
relief, but withoat
ing the sufferer three
Dunn was one of the
e the town, and- au -
ember of the town
, —The wind storm a a remelt Saar-
iday did considerable damage ti,t Prank,
1Alta. The walla 'of the electric pow-
fer,house were damaged ana pent of the
!tote dislodged. Damage was' also ex-
Iteritinced by the Pretak haat. The
were also slig dilapidated. by the
carbolic acid. D
ately summoned,
eloyed to retitle
avail, death retie
hours later. Mr
oldest citizens
til recently a.
3anet IffeLaren, of St. Mary , met with
a Painful accident svinle Sting the
riding, with several other boys, ran
into a board obstruction i front a
Ket George Brown's new residence.
Yeung Me ren's leg was so badly
bruised th the services' a physi-
cian were necessary.
—The boMe of Kr. and Mrs. George
Johnston, St. Marys, wash e scene of
an Interesting event on Thursday,
January 9ta, when their daughter,
MSS Annie, became the b de a Mr.
Peter Munnocb, accountant with the
few neer trlends were p nt at the
ceremony, t which Rea. ter Nichol
of. Knox c urch, officiate After the
wedding b eakfast, the yo rg couple
left tor a bort honeynioon trip to To-
rento. Ka y handsome pr swats were
given, ameng tbern being £1, gilt from
the staff o D. Maxwell -& ons.
—The Marys Argus ays : Three
of the tall t men that hat been seen
itors ther last Friday. A. ey were
!e
and his o nephews o Stratford,
Messrs. 1 and Kirby. he combine
, en begat of the three meO figures up
to 19 fee 5 1-2 Inches. r. Hamilton
measures 8 feet 7 1-2 km es and his
two nes% vrs are 6 feet inches re-
spectively. The trio m° an Inaeos-
Ins otgb.t as they walked together ar
)(mg :tire street. If King Ntdward. or
lar yoseng. ladles of
DOwnie, /Teel -shag, the highest number
of votes in the Stra.ttord- eaeon's At -
bale City conte dupla the past.
eession of Downier
—Mm. Ann Oliphant., sm
isettler.s „Pirelli ea, is d
—New students at 'W-
leglate Institute may
year ?nee a tuition fetee.
—Roy Green, m
to deatn by
'ear barn a
way Company
ed by fire the
—Sunday morni
Alvin5ton, and 13 fore it
tinguishea their hole
smoke. The loss 'is ab
—Mr. Jobe Or yden
Londen foe 66
last week at the
.ma.ny years he
Great Western,
the -Grand Truhk.
— The Brittsh
bas apeointed Re
byterlan minister
eecretary of the
ciety, in plate
Cooper will resid
— Purvis' mall
to Spanish Stver
the 1 atter place
Mr. Purvie and
to Spat:ash.
la Toronto, took
the other night
of Rev. Air. Hat
—One 'of the ol
ohthe old -
ads aged ell
trick Col --
.d eor
n the
Ire roke out in
neral store,.
Wee COM*
16,000.
-lived In
died ter that city
of 70 years. For,
e eta with the
leter with
of - as chief
Canadian. Bible So-
agea $6, a student
ea 'died at, midnight,.
use. HO wahthe son -
her, a Baena. Vista,
it
t landmatts in the
Niagara, district, log :134ouse. winch_
was ballt at Port Orle mar a century
and a. huarter aho, was sold to Mrs.
Harriet fr. Suenall, who will have It-
aeneleved. to her iproperty on the lake
—Mrs. n --1411, Guelph townshie,
in. the cutter. he ea etaker caught
Jeer as she was falling. and she was
taken to the g neral hespital. The -
right side Is b paralyzed and she.
is in a rather genttani condition-
-Mr. George 3. Myth, editor and:
died at his rest ence there en Stindalts
the 19th last., Ins 63rd year, death.
beinte due to a stroke of apeetlerY,
which he reeds d•sevexal months eget
Deceased had en a resident of the
town for 28 ye rs and Was highly ee--
Wm. McKenzie of . St etsville, war
fatally burned t nee one day lat
her little brot e set tier dretr
fire with a m h at the stove,
was drea.dfully burned from leer
upward, at& ed a few hot=
wards.
known hotel keeper ead the
author of the Blackhead a
sentenced to tWo yea,* II
Penitentiary. UCIR0d
the money, and tried to
men a the town '
at designated spats
their lieeee