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THE HURON lik.V0110. W. It RA.NSFORa. ADVERTISE your spring arrivals , Reel) our list of advertisements. on
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18 16.16.1.461166. the Recoup, It is the farmer's favorite the inside this week, :They belong to
Every Vriday •c rniog, • ..
At the office, Victoria Block, (near the Post Office)
CLINTON, ONTARIO,
E. FLOODY1 PROF',
TERMS.—The Itzeoen will 'be.mnt to sill/scribers
(postage free) for 81.25 if paRitu ailtanee ; 51.50 if
paid In 6 months ;82.00 if paid at the end of the you,
No paper discontinued till all armee are paid.
Professional and other Cards.
1-111.. REEVE. Office, RattenburY Street, innnedi-
.1.1 ately behind Iffinsford's book store. Residence
opposite the Temperance nail, Euron Street. Offiee
hours from 8 a.m. to p. In. • .
Clinton, Jan. 14, 1881. 1-y
11. DOWSLEY, D.: 111. it' C. S. England,
Physletan, Surgeon, &e. Office and reeitienee •
next' Molson's Bank, market square. •
Clinton, Jan. 14, 1891.• 1-y
S. JEROME, Licentiate of porta SurgerrY will
ej• visit Myth on each and every month, from the
tenth until the fourteenth. when be will bo most Nappy
to wait upon all those that may favor him with their
patronage. All operations performed in the moat
slchIlfql .
nutnner.
Blyth, Dee. 17, 1880.
City Book Store Glint n local paper,
it WON'T you lave us something for be to your interest to patronize,
good reliable busine-s men, whom it will
; ! 0 a kape sakeV' was the cry, as the Da- Tninin have been two or three sud-
den falls arid some bones made sore
on the dilapitleted sidewalk opposite
the Victoria, block during the past
week.
H. B. A. SOCIETY,—At a meeting of
the Director of the Hullett Branch
WALL PAPER
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in endless variety, from
OENT-3 ROLL
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GOOD "VALUE. •
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1 have added to my Stock a full
kota party- left here on Tuesday,.
Been Mr, W. ;Jackson's' two column
ad. this week, He has a.n immense ,stecleof bate, gents and ladies' furnisIi.
ings on hand, and can nuit you.
WHILE working at the fire on Fri-
day morning laet, Mr. W. Sheppard,
Deputy-Retwe, had the misfortune to
have one of his hands_ badly burnt. •
3,1u, Geo. Henley, of the 7th con,,
Goderich towuship has moved into town
• where 1i intends to reside An ;future.
We hope to .see more follow his ex -
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line .of Mnen. NEEDED.—T110, sidewalk on
the west side of 'Albert Street, which
was burnt en the night of the fire, has the reception of the concert committee grocer; for smile time past. goes to
Choice Cigars,
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A H. MANNING, Attorney, Solicitor, Conveyancer Smoking and Chewing
&e. -Beaver Block, Albert Street. nt,
Money to 1011ii at lowest interest. Private Clinton,Ands.
Agent for some of the best Insurance Companies. 49y
EO. A. WATSON, Atiornev-at-Law, Solicitor in
X Chancery, Notary Public, Convevelicer,
4 1111011, visit; Blyth livery Tuesday. l'ilONFIY TO
LOAN AT 6 PER CENT.
Clinton, Jan. 14, 1881.. 1-y/TISDALE & GALE, Bankers, Albert street, Clinton,
L Ont., do a general banking bustifess. Sale notes
bought at low rates. Your Patronage solicited...
Clinton, Feb. 18, 1881.
"DONEY CAMPBELL, Practical Barber and fur-
l/ Dresser, begs to return thanks to the'publie for
past patronage„ and solicits a continuance of custom,
Shaving Parlor in old Dztiress011ice,Hurcin-st.,'Clinton
TTARRY FISHER, Professional •EArber, TOMO*,
IL Artist, Craillinn Manipulator, Fatial Operator
and Capillary Abridger—next door to Commercial
Hotel, Clinton, Ont. MT Your patronagosolleited.
TAMES HOWSON Licensed Auctioneer for tho
v) County of Huron. Sales attended at. reasonable.,
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Clinton, Jan. 14th 1881.
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—.roe SALTER, Clinton, Ontt4 teaches music in
all its branches.. Musical science and harmony
bp cc i ty. Careful attention given to Oung.:begin-
nor* ; also thm
e ost approved vocal training for
strengthening and developing the voice is given when
,desired without extra charge. Pupils attended at
•their own residences if required. Charges moderate,
Clinton, Feb. 18th, 1881. •
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S. FOWLER & SON •
For the BEST VIOLIN STRING in Town,'CLOCES
WATCHES, JEWELRY and SILVERI!LATE. • '
Clinton, - Out:tilt),
• CHAS. HAMILTON, •'
A UCTIONEER, land, lean and insurance agent,
Blyth. Sides attended in town and country, on
reasonable terms. A list of farms and Village lots, for,
sale. Money to loan on real estate, at low rates of In-
ti,i4lortt..1,nsdieiranscie.aeoltt oliortolldsciaaepspetlisoefa,parcgesrota.
on commission. Bankrupt stocks bought and sold.
Blyth, Dee. 16, 1880. •
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fl LINTON Lodge, No. 84; A. F. &,' A IL, Meets
every Friday, on or after the full MOOR. Visit-
ing brethren cordially invited. • •
A. STRAITON, w. J. IttacWHIRTER;Sto.
Clinton, Jan. 14, 1881.
ATOINEY to lend in large or small aunts, on good
j„ mortgages or personal security,. at the lowest
,current rates, II. HALF Unroll Street Clinton.
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D. L., No. 710; meets 2nd Monday in ow h month,
4„ Iliddlecombe's Hall. Visiting brethren or -
invited.
.1. HANINER, w. m. 11. NEITMARCR, RN:CY.
(ninth!), Jan. 19, 1881;•
THE MOLSON'S BANK;
Incorporated by Act of Parliament, 1855.
Capital, $2,000,000. Rest, $140,000.
MEAD OFFICE, - MONTREAL. . •
THOMAS WORNMAN, President.
I. II. B. MONN, VIce•President. •
F. WOLVERS N THOMAS, General Manager.
- Collections made, Drafts issued, Sterling 'and
American Exchange bought and sold, and notes dis-
•counted at the lowest current rates. Interest allowed
101 deposits ?CLOUGH, Manager,
Clinton, Feb. 'lath, 1881. CjAINT06.
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A. S. FISHER.
$50, 000 to Lend at 6, per Cent.
Agricultural Society, held at Pike's
hotel, here; on Saturday last, to discuss
the advisability Of bolding a joint
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spring show in connection with the
Morris brach society, it was clbcidecl to
hold no•show this year.
Read our "Huron. notes "en the in-
side this week, They will be found to
be interesting.
OCR story, "His 'Victoria Oros," will
be contlimed again next week, and 'we
hope our readers will bear witli; us.
SOLD.—MT. W. Taylor has sold the
building lately occupied by him on
Albert street, to Mr, II, Norsworthy
for. the sum of $70.
intends building his brick block, is
to a vacant lot there,
MR, W. C. &ROO his given $10 to
the Fire Company in recognition of
their services in connecticin with the
1-aTrniutv AND SCIENTIFIC BOCiETy, irReteeeivfiedre: which luta been. thankfully
—Notwithstanding other attractions,
' Tau house of Mr. Perrin's, Where he
being removed to Rattenbury Street
the..meeting on Monday evenieg was UR.. D, W. Canteloe, who has been
well attended. The first business was hi the employ of • Mr D • Centelon ' •
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beea 'repaired ;during the present Week, reportrwhich showed a small balance Mitchell nextWeek,•lie having obtained
It was much needed, as itNias in avery 'on hand. The report lvas adopted, a situation there,
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danger
ous condition. . various resolutions to different parties
RETurulMr, I. Battenhuey re- •
.:PROSPECIIVU BOAD,—Wolinderstand who .had taken an • interest ' •
the enc.
..• turned from Grand Forkes, Dakote,.
• thet there is a prospoct of hewing a new cess of the concert were .paesed. In .
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road.opened from Goderich .township the Hous.e• . of 'Corninotie Mr. Weli,°r. the snoW °lithe way out, for A time and
into Stanley,- - runei•ng • from . ' Lofit's •Meining prOposed and Mr, Armstrong had"), ez).ilisome,trip . .. . . . ‘
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corner and striking near Vernie,.. • This. seconded A . .resolation of condoke.ce • ..
Will be a greakboen to• the 'people of with the imperial Russian family and • ' ON Saturday' last, Mr,. J. 3. -Fislier„
Stanley and will be as -very convenient the Russian people in their loss by of Colborne, arrived here with a liearey1-;
Tobacco '.and Cigaretteg
A Trial Solicited. '
LOCAL NEM,
last week. He was blocked up with
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-,A.ftee draught stallion whioli had been shiPped.
read for them to come to Clinton aseaesination • Of. the Emperor,
w nee t ley .can (0 t lt r mar et ng to eulogistic, speeches the resolution pas- een, co an . is 1,
a much greater advantage,than at any sed The next order of business was., handsomely built, and. weiglls • about.. ,
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Rome:and Vicinity. ' , other place. We hope for a, successful the consideration of a prohibitory' bill 2.,200•Ibs. .; Joe is bound to W ithead.•
' • • issue of .the proposal, and that the work which was still under consideration 'hi the horse line
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Mu. Si Davis intends putting a man-
sard roof On the Phomiic block, similar
to the one on the market building.
Mu. T. Jackson lies•disposed of a
horse to Mr. Janies A. Elliott," at a
good figure. . • . •
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• RueepFalee---, Mr, Jahme .Elliott,._ of
-Gederich, arrived lierci oh Moilda,y
eveping Wet frolieDikota,' whither. he
had gone with a car load of horses some
tine ago. He says hee:had• a pretty
rough trip this time
• IN. Eiteon.--qn Our report of the
town council_preceedings last week the
clause in the Finance Committee's re-
port readifig,•W. J'; Paisley, nine quar-
ters'I•ent, ,$1'12.00, s)1011)(1 read
one quarters! rent $11100, Our devil
'set it up wrohg, ,and the proof reader
overlooked,im
,A901c AND 'AIMEE; 0031PANY.—*e
understand -thatari effort•ia being Made
to organize a. hook and ladder emnpariy
.in this town., ‘Assiich a company is.
greatly neededin this town and will
:gi v e.good assistance.to the:fire COW pally.,
we hope that it meyebe organieed .and
receive:every. encoufagenient.
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nouncement, Cool 13urgess• and.troupe.
;appeared in the town hall, Ori Monday
evening last, to..a good' honse...They
presentedtheit iiew plan "Pur :sleigh.
ing .Party," .which was well ::receMid,.
'CooT.ite host inIiithee14. and is • ever...
with fun. : • • . .
aim ,Work.of excavating for*. Pet
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rill's. brick .bloek, is being ,pushed and
a• number of teams .are engaged- in
£ 1. " d moot for th° i'ss11"ulati°118' of elle cut- ory from the Ieland, of Formosa, The -
will be fount. lie y use
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will.inimediately he pushed forward, When the.1-1ouse arose. Next . evening A vunv'interesting lecture WU
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• Drkninie,—The following 'remarks the educatronal. question will bo. takenivered in Willis Church on Wednesday . •"
which are clipped.' from an exchainTe
up end propositon made by the govern- evenine last by.Dr. MeRav n, • ' •
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should boteken'ae moment Signs: o •
f ferent systems of time province.s• • chair was occupied by the Rev.. A.
unwonted weakness, fatigue or physical ADVERTISING • AND gOONONY.—The Stewart. The Lecturer spoke . for • •
debilities are observed, especially if it Mo€n,,Ttnie. 'sem, time sinee in gin nearly two •hours to a very attentive
acitiompanied• by.. a little fever.-- Make -arthite on TiniiiieSs fail -urea, Stated` thattht asdmence, cleSeribilir
the child frequently open its mouth
' BO that you can 'observe • its throat:- the lack of adverti was' one of tures of the • Oonntry, the difficulties.
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is the., throat; that the lay ,'observerthe Therc ne causes in htisinese idiots.. • With -which :Missionaries had to- cone, •
e are business teen who don't uu.• . tend and • the decided progress whieh .• ••
drawing away the clay.. The work
'under the' euperiptenclance.of Mr.. Thos
of Godericb township, who
has thecontract. . Mr.. Connell tree also
• the contracts for the excavations of
Messrs.'Coets andMurray. • .
'Sncoussrue.1--We understand' time
Prof Holmes, is having good •success.
• with his. singieg , He Iles elreedy.
over 'forty reembers,..and•intende start-
ing a second class for voice culture for
advanced eingers. In thie; he is prom-.
• ised a largo class. The Prof, hai a, good
reputation. as a.tecielier and has been
,well regeivec. in other towns, .and ali
those who are interested
'should attend, hiePlasSes:
• . ARtien or tfOURNALISM.--The follow-
; ingfrorn the Watford .tildivea4e.Atleiser
is to the point, and should be takeretb
.lieart by .these who are interested in
. social end othee:.meetings : ',1We
sept complimentary tickets? .eitnply•saii
request 'for •our :reporters ..preeenee.;
when tickets aro riot; sent, we come to
the conclusion that • the • committee of
management do net wish 'a report of
their mee,ting. While. we cheerfullY•
give these netices, we fled necessary.
to plainly state that we do not lutetid
' it to be license for imposition. When
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a society (tots three or four
With extra privillges to borrower.
AOnt, for the old Lancashire Insurance tete
Jand, Capital Fifteen Million Dollare (815,000,000.)
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Agent for first-class fire proof safe-MantafacHired
by ()oldie & McCullough, Galt.
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Second-handsafes taken in Exchange
.Clinizzi, Feb. 18, 1881. • by.
MONEY TO LOAN
$ 4 19 , 0 0 O. --
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n fern' property, at seven per cont. interest, istynide
s early, borrowerers having the privilege of paying the
wl4ile or any part of the loan, at any time, Withou
' •14Tring previous notice. On payment of any. part
principal, interest ceases on amount paid. Furthe
tiAlt;*nlars given en application to
C. A. liAlITT,
Attorney, Ale:, Clint6ti
vr SEVERAL GGOD FARMS FOR SALE.
will first discover any certain Isignii ,of
tl • cl t 1 thevaluef 1 t' TI Christianity was Makieg. A collection
. ers ein a) cic ver 'sing. my
much iliflanied the throat appears.
tween advertising and the entrance Of , 7 • ' •
• c mince: Never mind how red or heW do not see the direct connection. be. was ta .
. • ' ken up which amount toe; good
That does; net • indicate 'the disease. :ft. enstomer, or the demand of • any 1,, 41,1 Q Q
D S CONCERT.—T113 .
par. ieu ar article. concert given in ie town ia, on Irk -
But the instant you see a white spot. 1They also • with • ' the
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and detect a bad odor run for a doctor. self importance which amUsing, fancy day evening lastunder the auspices of.
The White spot Will grow.. Other white, their business is ItHOW11 to the whole' the Clinton,Literary and Scientific So
spots appear, and eventually they will. community, ..ehangifig as that : coo- c:ety, was a grand -success. , The hall- •
run together: in blotches if the .disease munity is to an: •esxtent . they, have no was pretty well filled with an attentive .•-•;
'is•not checked. The tinteth seek mid-• cenception of. The principal • upone audience:. . Misses. ':'Bal r and Reidy
ical aisistalice•is before these spots run which business men should act is—ad•riere Very: inecti.admired in the eeleii-
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li,ESOLDTTOX CONDOLENtt.—At: neves let an aclVertieement get tel f i through illness 'Was unable to; attend, . .
the meeting of the High School you have ci; good thin let the people end•a: telegram Was. reeeiVed from
Literary .Society lield• March . 5th on know it ;' and yoli cannot- find a more agent to that effect: Misses Barr and
motion, a committee ethielSting oethe' convenient way of doing so, then Reidy were accompanied in their pieces
vertise and advertise he truth. . tions which they gave, Mr. Keneedy
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• President,. Mr; Turnbull, and Messrsthrone-0i t•he 'colenme of: the Rnconn, ,by Miev..NeWton, on thepianci, andwe
and Perrin was appointed .to :which is- • read .each byeat. least. 'are. informed that hoth,,- singers -have, •
draft and submit a„reSoliftion -concern; 1,00 persons m • ne immedlate•• dis- :. :.tat- that they have ner
evlied a More •
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HUI tia1, .e. accompanyist before.• .. v•,1 7 • • ..: .. :
Drost, a, late- niember ;of our .80ciety. : :
The Coininittee Met' and afterwardii: 'Trunk Railway 'Ataticiii as the;' ecenel
, FoleTHE ICORTIT-Wkwr.—Thq Grand oearlY every selectionS' Miss -n -616Y .430';': y ... • ' :
Miss ;Barr wereencered, • We are ser17, ..
Sutimitted . the '. •followi rig resolution :,- .
• School Literary' Society,..clesire. to (,)te .of tinustial bustle en -Tuesday last,- it 1 wP lieVenekspace tor 'name the (it'll:L., ,. ... ,. .
being the oceasienof a large number of '.ent selections given, but suffice. 'it to
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"The •inembere• of the Cnintoe High •
peoPle e'oine••to theNortli.wese . Freer Say that a mOre ,,interestiog , er ,. .. , ..,.: ,...... _
press their sense.ef the loss which they
ciei early hour in the, morning,. numbers ment Lias not beers ,givenie Clinton for': .
116Vb iiiiSlitifiecl In the SUIld en and 10 0(11 .were seen wendinee their. way to the O. 1o15gtiroe,• . . . ,
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lamented death of one of our queinliers, stetiOn, • seine cl-riVine•• lterses • athees • rFAStIJONAnt.i .WEDDIND.--Oh- Wed- . .. " ' .' •
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l‘fr. David H. Drest: : BY his decease :haerfeee .; of cliffereet kind., nesda ' la •t an eVeet. of . ne :common • •
ing t un une y. ea 1 of 11.1 D. II,. trict.
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ca,i•i•ying „ „Y $
the Society:elle-re lost an -active and tise- • .
ful 'ineniber, arid ,t1i.c, school a diligent
iild.'n adieu to • departing . friends being th .oceaSien. 'of ' the in arria.ee o.f. •
• desire.to expression to , trieir syni-
lmstle paelciiie loadine- horses • to Miss Olere ,Ralice, daughter of the
. . ,• and others .gonig, for ,the purpose Pt • occurrence took .place -our, tben, it
;'exemplary student. They,. eiso .1'N 1 2
• .vinairg tee' iorenoon evei7thing Was ourtowneman; Mr. William. Jackson,.
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pithy wit ) the relativbs Of :the deaeased wiShing your'friends all ecirts.of guecess, tete. .Stimuel Ranee' Esq. The cere-
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in their sad and untimely bereevement,. L•tr,0. About noon 'no leas that e2,00 persons Many was perfore;ed in • St..' Paul
and that the secrefai7 be iestrueted to..
„ had as.stunblecl at the. depot,: including ...,i'llurcli -by :Rev. O. R.: ;Met -thews at
forward. copies of this resolution .to 131IO a very large . numb° i from Goderiph ; ,4•o'Cloc'le in the' evening, but:Jr:Mg:he- . • • ,
relatives of 10e...deceased; ,rukt to the
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township. The time Was spent very fore that hour the church was crowded
local papers' . M. Oriyeeti, Secy. 7 . '
pleasantlyin conversation, until thetinie to itsntinost Capacity. The bride was
, , .. • J. •TuirmATLL, B. S.. Prestom leaving drew nigh; when the scene very handsomely.attiri!d in a beautiful
STARTiiiG. Busnmss—In our •issue•Of assumed 'a dill'erent aspect, and a .n.tini; liellotrepe Silk with white Veil, and tlie . ". .
4t1 inst. we noted the departhreof two her ot "long,. feccet" . Might ;have been ;bridesmaids, Mise Alice: . Rance,. In '...
of our townemen ; 1Iessrs. J. L. -Web- . noticed Without a very' cloee hispectioe. drab silk, and' • Miss Lizzie Jackson. ie.
ster, photographer, and 0.':Ganible, wile The' train. lett at about half past one, blue silk,. with head dresses of same
has been in Mr. Webster's employ, for being conipos(K1 —of three passenger Material, The groomsmen were : Mr. • :
eonietinie .past." Mr. Gainblo. went to . coaches, .0110 1e-1,u:t.e
le, nd ten freighT
t hos: jackson,,,17., brother of the groom; 1 ' .• ' •
Woodstock to buy out a gallery. there, cars. . The following areilie naines of and Mr,.W, Coats, eme.ofRobt. Coats,
'but not being able to melee satisfecter the partici; Who left as far as conic" be, ;Es.q, The bride was given away ,
arrangements, he returned. to this learned ..—Godeeich township -:-Messrs. hy her grandfath1V
er, -111r. ineRatteit. ., -•••• . .;„
' town, . where Ala:sheen spending . awl Geo.. T.,Elliete, withs a car load bery, . After the ceremony WAS OVIly, •• .:
' days. among. his many friends Og of 18;horees; Messrs; John and James the party were. conducted. io.the car-
Wedeesday. lest he left this. place for . Elliott,: With „C:arlead • ef it horses ; riciges and driven 5,'. the 1' Ilattenbury . - '
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t worth of posters printed at a one-horse
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r ,job dime, and sends ea forgratuitous
insertion, a nofice Nvorth more in (Tory
, respect, end repeats the dase, it is ORO
to have an miderstaliding."
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Teeswatere where lie intends. starting a Mr. ,letnes- Pratt, wife and family ; •House,"; where a suniptuous wedding
3:ir. Getable starting basineas stieli :Mr; jolt:Weston,. \Vile' • and femily.
number of friends. aiho presents wet.0
• Mallery. We ate somewhat surprised at Mr. Georee Pratt; wife and family e .eupper Was, ,partaken of. by a 111170
a small place as Teeseva,ter, but we con Messrs. Geo. Henley, jr, A1e IgePon.- eery numerons• there being no less
gratulato the people of that place ,011 ald, Ale... 6tirling, John, Marten, A. . than thirty • silver pieck mid twenty -
having acciiiired such a valuable citizen, Maltnian, P. and'. J. McGregor, and• five'other very ornamental. and comtly. ,- •
. Mr. Ge,mble is a first -Class woekman, Young. Colborne—Messies, J. and: presents,. given to the bride: The •
having been. instructed in the -art by 1)..i.risher; with car.loed. of 5 stallions, happy couple left on a tour 'to New
one of the :leading artiste of; Clficagq, and Mr, James, • Sterling. . Hullette— York , by , the 7.25 train on 'the'Gr,,at :
'and by hie pie-asing manner and . sheet Merisrs. Cole, "Andrew Taylor, jr., Western IhrilwaV, They Wi're oSt•Oried
attention to business, cannot bub make 3. N• Baker) N. Rooney, and to tho station by the Brass Band, 11)
hosts of friends where'ver he gees, cptube. Bly•th—Messrs P. Tiwior, gether Nvitha levee concouree of frieels. . •
Furthermore, we. 'bespeak for Mr, and Wm, Govier and Ron. Clinton— We exteud to tilein our highest coat.
(Iambic. a good patronage, and the best I). MeLaughliiL. bum 1 oy —Messrs. plimmits and bespeak for -them- e, ;
of access 111 Teeswater.
Atontgoinery. • eileasant trip,
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