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1. The East Ryon Gazette.
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East York election, held yesterday
(Wednesday) resulted in the election of
Mx. Maclean,• conservative, by a mrjor-
ity of 150. This-isanother gain for the
foverimient.
Wroxeter;
1±s. Richard Miller had the misfor-
tune to fall -from a step ladder at her
' residence the other day, spraining her.
Mr. R. Forsyth, formerly of the
Wroxeter W,Collen Mills, intends to open
' an office here,commencing on May 24th
for the season. He has hosts of friends
among the fanners round here who will
be pleased to see him again. See bis
- announcement by posters.
Letter From Manitoba.
• Neepawa, April 30th 1892.
• Editor Gazette :—Perhaps a few lines
•from a- former resident of your county,
may not be out of place in a corner of
your valuable weekly paper.
I reached this place two weeks ago
to -day, and the weather is all that could
be desired for the season. I was highly
delighted with it, and the "Beautiful
=Plains" (true to name) I was enchanted
with.
• One- of my sons drove me to West.
word, as far as Newdallcon the -19th, to
, visit other niembers.of my family, and
-I enjoyed the drive very much behind
an excellent Bronco, and the time taken
,to make the 40 odd miles was much less
than I was in the habit of taking for
,such a distance. The weather was fine
and prairie fires were very frequent, while
others were burning stubles preparatory
to sowing again on the same ground,
minus ploughing. We spent two very
pleasant days among our friends, and
went to a spring show at. Straithclair,
and was pleased with the turnout of
horses and thorough bred cattle,
that part of the country being
better adapted _for cattle than'
wheat raising. Cattle ,ingeneral-look
well and I never saw a finer stable of fat
cattle than 1 saw at Newdale. No roots
are used in feeding cattle, but the
prairie hog has feeding.properties, and
grain being of little value, beef can be
raised at a profit.
Wit the beautiful weather has dis-
appeared; on April 27th we had. one of
the worst storms experienced in the last
ten years, and more snow fell then was
on the ground -at any time this winter.
The houses are still retainingtheir snovfr-
white Coat so liberally donated on their
north sides or gables. But the storm is
looked Upon as a blessing to the country
as a large average of wheat is sown, and
the snow melting/on the ground is*said
to have a' very fructifying influence,
and the present cold snap as a whole is
looked upon as a very great blessing to
the country.
The town. of Neepawa is a very thriv-
ing one; buildings) are gcing up in all
directions, , but • I see a great lack of
mechanical industries, and some I am
Sure would be a safe investment.
Among others, I might lay annatmeal
mill would be a grand thing for both
Miller and oat growers. There is
nothing of the kind within many runes
of .this beautiful grain growing country,
but more of this when get better ac-
qua,mted with the country and its cape -
Respectfully Your,
JOHN GREN.
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Bargains are Flying and there
no reason why YOU should
not catch o-ne!
Come and see them aiiyway t We take
• pleasure in showing our elegant stock.
-Watches cif all kinds.
Clox of all kinds.
Silverware of all kinds.
Jewelry of all kinds.
Spectacles and Eye -glasses in
endless variety.•
Repairing done in the neatest style.
• IDCDIer..
Taman, the Tailor,
Has removed to the McGill
building, next north of Bean's
store.
Adv. next wek.
MMINElissEcesic
dNO. BREMOUR,
FIRE AND STOCK
Insurance Agent
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REPRESENTS:
Wellington Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Waterloo Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Perth Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Economical Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Mercantile Insurajice Co.
Etna Insurance Co.
Ontario Mutual Live Stock Insurance Co.
Give John A Call.
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FORDVTICII, ONT.
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Money to LOan on Farm Se-
curity at the Lowest rate
of Interest.
:GOOD NOTES DISCOUNTED.
ecial Attention given
CONVEYANCII\TG.
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4,4e Post Office,
MCA
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Planing Mill.
READYAGAIN!
1.100 antreL
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THE Planing Mill will be ready for work in a
J- few days and I want. Goon LOGS OF ANY
LENGTH AND SIZE, HARD OR SOFI. WOOD, DE- '
L.I.V.bRED AT ONCE, for which I will ,pay the best
prices.
Builders,, Remember
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THAT theFordwich Planing Mil will be ready
to furnish you with all kinds of House fur-
nishings, and is prepared to give estimates and
take contracts for all kinds of wood work.
L. C. DICKS.
Big Bargains
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FOR AXES, •
• FOR X -CUT SAWS,
FOR NAILS,
FOR G -LASS,
FOR PAINTS.
FOR G-ROCEIZIJO
FOR LAMP GOODS.
PRICES RIGHT.
CALL AND SEE.
W. y. CLEGG
—IF YOU WANT CHEAP—
Groceries, Canned Goods,
CO:L\T=1 =IQ WS_
Call iii at
POPULAR
Dry Goocs, Grocnries and Boot and
Shoe House,
Wroxeter.
We have just received a large con-
signment of SPRING GOODS which -we
musT make room for, and iiiorderto do
so, we are prepared.to sell our remain-
ing winter'goods at PRICES SUITED TO Clft-
TOMERS.
Men's Shirts @ 90c. Suits of first-class
Men's underclothing, $140. • Storm
collars, muff, and Ladies and Gents Fur
Caps, Clouds, Shawls, and Overcoats.
Boys underclothing, Yarn, Flannel,
Flannelette, etc., at the lowest possible
prices.
Our spring goods are the BEST quality
and We are PREPARED TO OFFER TO OUR
PATRONS THT BEST GOODS GOING, and al-
though we have them in earlier .than
usual still we do not intend to charge
higher prices than formerly, but the
LOWEST WE HAVE EVER OFFERED FOR THE
SAME MATERIAL and we want you to
come and INSPECT our goods feeling as-
sured that to see is to buy.
Our new PRINTS, SATEENS, Cashmeres,
Hosiers are unsurpassed for quality ana
eh eapness.
We have also'a fine line of
•Boots and Shoes.
Ladies' High -cut Long Boot, $1. Fine
line Child's Shoes, 75c., running up to
No. 10. The finest Ladies' Kid Buttoned
Boot, $2; Men's fine Lace Boot, $1.25,
usual price $2; Good Boy's Boot running
• up to No. 511.00 we can 'guarantee the,
• best of value in all lines of boots.
• We are still giving25 lbs sugar for one
dollar lighter in• color than ever. tea
• 4/1) for $1. 00 New Prints, Raisins, Cur -
'rants, purest of Spices, Candies, 10c per
pound. Electric Soap 6 bars for 25 6tS.
Best price paid for all kinds cf pro-
duce.
ex - Paper
Cheap, Dear, Light, Dark, Canadian, Americall;Micas, Gilts, with Borders to
match, and Ceiling Decorations for Rich or Poor,
Grit or Tory, Kitchen �r Parlor.
Any.reaSonable person can -select what he requires from our largeistock. TAKE A
LOOS THROUGH MY tSAMPLE BOOKS
.."4••••• em Wehave a lot of. wagons this season, made by beat
Express- wag LLD,. makers.., A good 3ron-aslo wagon for r1.25; a heavier
one for $150. Trortwiieol wagon at $2 and $2.50. - 4
We selithese by catalogue NHS season. ' If you want to get
- One come a4d examine my -catalogue and ptices. Will sell
Baby Carriakes.
very close.
Sewing IVIachine
/his lum can be accOmmodated.
Druggist, Game.
we 'have received e, stock Of thseeso
eedles.-, that any Perim wanting anything in
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Get Your
Spring/
Printing.
At the
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Gazette
F 'ALT' \TSON1S
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And You can Get Everything of the Best Quality.
The Opening of •
OUR MILLINERY
Was a Grand Success. We commenced With a
fine selection of goods which sold. splendidly and we have
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just received a fine lot of Choice Goods of the very latest
Styles:-
A. B. ALLISON.
STRAW HATS made over into any other
shape.
All kinds of produce taken,
PIR/OS
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ardware o Store.
-1-__TAITING bought out. Dr. Spence's hardware businesF, end made large additions to the Stock, we
are now prepared to furnish G.1-.1.N2_,1.,AL H_IRD siv ARE,
CarDentars' and Framers' Tools.
Fence Wire, Larb Wire.
A choice lot of Spades and shovels
Garden Tools and Seeds.
Olftirns.
Spinning Wheel Heads.
Axle G-rease.
A new lot of Whips.
We have bought a Complete New Set of Tin-
smith's Tools, and are :prepRareepdatofunrgnisohnalslhkoirntdsn of
tificje.ri7Var. e, and do all kind of Repairing
• Eavetroughing done to Order.
DARBY. BROS.
Special ..._nnouncement.
I:U*1g purchased a first-class full plate glass Hearse I am in a better position
to do -the undertaking of this community than before, and owing to reductions in
the wholesale prices of our goods lam in a position to give the use of this mag-
i:Am:A Hearse free, that is to say my charges will be no more and in. some cases
leSS than before.
•R. WILLIAMS,,
Furniture Dealer and_iinbrtikor.
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