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ion, of a new coat•of piste
tatithe contract and di
ditsble retanner.7-Rer,
3Ianchester, gave a
feta& to the hoOful
esbyterian- church on
Our band 'discooral
tetodies on Friday eve*.
go busily engagecl. fit pa -
e 24th of May, under *
ip.of S. Gidley.-Our kn
avelieen 'doing some in
all Accounts, this mama,
well for the sumfaer galk
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I.E•Lamozis or 'Tnii STriri
- Our Street Commit*
war patii-on Friday kgr
building some. sidewise
out -net Ito .many as sew
like. Mr. Jas. MO*,
xious to have a sidewalk
lifence but it is feared ha *
as , -the CouncirgannOt
sidewalks for -one or is*
specially so far as is re-
erareodate Mr. McGhee,
ig imagines it is too farhr
around a block to get *
of and wants &street mai
iond to. Dinsley
be absurd in the mares*
.dirtg will likely have it
ist a year or two befox
show of obtaining his
Anderson Would lib, fr.
k on, his streetinstead
wc;uid, na doubtt besJ
Snderson kit. the Cowl
liot to build,Another but*
avel- to the already fine
on that street. And, _so
There are many emir
but some must be dirs-
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7eibbrne. .
tzre-Atthe last =egg
4 Connell twa petitims
,,one fronithe promoters .
Ontario Pacific- Railcar
peration ofthe council is
_Government for Sid it
d the i other 'from iht
i School- Section No. 101
wil ta pass a b5i-law en- -
its Of • the said seam,
kv the first petition -the
acted; to write the 'pro-
oad to the effect thatthe
oppeed read is not off-
Ily stated Ili the. petitiee -
Omen in taking action.
,the second petition gat
,
a to take aetion,as the
ids the passing of a ht -
hat- required; after the
Et *as decided to civil&
ittd,of the, township for
aveling this season. The
;stem for the year Vios
onflrinedttyhy-law,
trWted -to., notify
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and :ling -alongside the
en lots and 6 on the
ec4cessions to remove
strueting said road. A
passed • instruelidg
aveAll the thistles ealt•
111 their respective
ell the firat incl
pioyed to be
a(I labor, It
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re, on Saturday, /40
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TWENTZFIRST YEAR.
WHOLE NUMBER 1,066.
A7OR:r1=1.,
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elLBAN BROS.,. Publishers:
*1.50 a Year, in Advance. •
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STOCK
In every Departmint at the
heap Cash'. Store
OF FM AN & CO._ -
We have eome very Special Bargains
to Show in New Dress, Goods, New
;mute, New Sateen' s, NewZephyrsi New
Shirtingoi, New Gloves, New Collars and
Cuff's,. New eerie* New Ribbons, New
Laces, New Curtains, New Cretonnes;
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Our Millinery Stook was neverir het-,
ter shApe nor did we ever have such a-
' complete assortment in every line, every
tedirshoild take, a- look through the
different' styles.
Butterick's reliable, Patterns, gooks
and Sheets, always to be had at the
tOheAta- Oash StOi‘e
-OF
.-HOFFIVIAN & CO.
p:400X1-71
EA.:F.-oHRT.HH:
• t , Perth Items. .
--Bleck-pavement is Spoken . of for
•• the streets in Stratford. • •
•. =The agricultural grounds in Mit-
chell will be sold 'under a mortgage on
- the 26th inst.. .
-A collie dog -tried to commit- suicide
in Stratford the other day ° by •juinping
•- out of an upper storyivindeyr.
--Miss-AnnicilicNell, of London, the
prima donna Scotch' singer of Canada, is
visiting friends -in Mitchell: .
.-' -The minagereof First Presbyterian
church, St. Marys. are- now expending
• $500 in frescoing the church. • ,
.-Rev. &P., Gerrie was ordained,. and
• installed 'pastor: Of - the StratfordlCon-
gregational church; on Tuesday Wit.
11.Clark, North Easthope;
- and A. Sanderson,- of Amulree, ileave
• shortly for ;the 'fiend of brown heath
and shaggy weed."• • t
=Mr. 0 _Bailey, Blanshard, had a
• . valuable milch cow killed by the loco.,
.motive at the • 'crossing west of St.
Marys, on the 9th inst. - •
• --The twolrear-old sow' of Mr. -John
C. Rock, of Logan, Lwas so severely
scalded a.few days agoUthat he died a
:few hours after the accident. "
-One or two of the Stratford banks
• .have had. $5. bogus -United States di-
• ver ,certificate # presented to them re-
cently-. • In every case the bogus/ article
has been detected. .
-Ref. Andrew Henderson, M: A.,
• has been Appointed delegate from the
Stratford Presbytery to the General AS-
sembly to be heldatHalifax. this sum-
mer. '
4 --Mr. J. D. Stewart, of Rumeldale,
has recently purchased a'.two year old
" Jersey heifer from John Fennel, of Ber-
lin, for which he Paid the handsome
• - sum, of $135. _- • ] 1
. G. Bruxer, of Dublin, isOm-
' tisk out the buggies -And wagons this_
spring in fine style. ; He has seven.
splendid top buggies completed, nearly
all sold, and several more in- the., course
• �f construction. .
Rev. Mr. Caswell is invited to
• return to - the Fallarton circuit for a
third.year. He and his excellent col-
-• eagne were tendered a Vote, of thanks
by their querterly board for their labors
through the year,
". ----About two weeks, ago a fine three-
year4o1d trotting stallion, owned by Dr.
• Day; of Fullerton -Who had the animal
in- training by lir.' .Fitzsimon, of -St.
• • Maui, broke one ofhis legs while he
was being 'exercised, the result of -which
•. was that the animal had to be killed.
Bey& Rutherford; formerly
�f Millbank, and for many years Reeve .
o Mornington,- has been selected by the\
• Conservatives of Rockwood, Manitoba,
as their candidate atthecoming election
• of a new Parliament for that Province. -
4 7 -Mr. J. W Weathercott, of the 3rd
- concession, Blanshard; liold a few days
ago toia Listowel buyera span of ;horses
- for which hereceived.$325. Mr. Gerald
Speedo; of the 4th copeeSsion; sold on
the same dayto the tame buyera horse
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-for $150.
• -The other -day St. Marys • while
'']•dr. James Malcolrii and daughter, of
EastNissouri, were:- drivingintotown
the horse became unrulf and theoccu-
-,pants a the -buggy were thrown out and
considerably injured.. 30 or 40 dozen of
- eggs and a quantity cautter was scatter
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