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Miss Nellie Vandelrlip is on a
+ The palace rollor riuk is now
ing war, insulted by bottle unknown
Millinery Opening --John Robertson.
visit to Toronto and Loudon,
open for the season,
man who waa supposed to be drunk.
"Win'"Opening J. O. Deflor & Co.,
Miss A. Platt is visiting friends
The J. G. Kolfage wiib a cargo of
Foxtunat-ely a cQtrplo of nd4tlgtuou
A Good' 13nyecen)aokson Bros'
at Washington.
caul for Dir. P. DRcEweu arrived in
were witIMUg it' thatd(roctiou at the
Legal—E. N. Louis.
NoFall Gootls--T. Jackson, Sr.
Mrs. R. 13. Smith was in 'Toronto
port this week.
liras and stopped the villain from
Window Shades—R. M. Raeey.
the past week.
The Schooner Goldlaintee dib-
further molesting her. IL is a pity
r Stray Steer ---Goo. ]Hiller.
' The Now Gern Furraaoo—Harland Bros.
Miss G'arrie Stnitfi is on a lengthy
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charged het• cargo of lumber aE the
the scoundrel had not hrru arrested
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and severely punished. ��e hope
Teneiers—A. Gobiel, Secretary.
visit to Galt.
Secord dock wt Monday.
lady is none the worse for nor
Auction Sale—F. R. Powell•
Mr. Win. Lee look in the Clinton
William
Messrs. Ai� illiam Smith, Thos.
fright.
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Detroit Business University.
fair last Friday,
]Nairn and Geo. Mortis are taking in
On Thuesdtty morning Edward
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Dr. ilutchisou of iVlautieal is
the London exhibition.
Hackett was brought before P.
A6 Huron News
visiting at the ' arentel residence.
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Mr. Jas. Addison on Monday
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Kelly arid Miles Young, J. Ps. to
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1'11D tOtt'rr LleRBW'e!' ID having A
caught a bass turning the scales
a a
answer a Charge of stealing several
ot.60 a Year—$1.25 In Advance.
couple of weeks vaccatiou in New
•fibs thus leading all our anglers.
dozen eggs the previous evening from
York city.
Mr. T. R. Van Every (eft yester-
• It box outside T. Watson's dry goods
Wednesday, Sept. 2601, 1888
Mrs. W. Saults has been visiting
day per the C. P. It. for his fishing
store. Constable Davies arrested
COLOR, A RICH BROWN.
hor children at the villarye of L'fue-
station, on the north of Lake
him at his house about midnight.
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vale. a
Superior.
Several, witnesses appeared against
Goderich.
Mr. Willis Chipman, the water-
The fishing tug, Joneo, captain A.
the prisouer who pleaded notguilty.
DIr. Artitur Knox of Clinton Wits
works engineer, was in town last
Chambers, arrived ill port this
There being sufficient evidence given
is the Circular town on Saturday,
tveoll for a fete days,
week for ti cargo of salt and fishing
by the witnesses their worships felt
Mrs. G. Grant and daughter have
OurexhibitiougrouudsRud build-
supplies, fur AVi;utou and the
justified in committing him to God -'I
returned from Toronto.Ings
gare- being put in first-rate order
Islands. •
erich for trial. :Much sympathy is
felt for his wife and large family
Dir. Dowding of Hamilton street
for the forthcoming -North. Western
At a special meeting of the Tgwu
who tare almost in a destitute con -
was in Toronto last week. a
hair.
Council on Monday ovnning a graiA
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clition.
Space for exhibitors at the show
The pipe layers had a full supply,
of fifty dollars was Inane townrds
next week is nearly all taken up.
of pipe the past week, but appear-
the expense incurred in getting
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Mr. W. Dymout a former resident
antes indicate another stoppage to-
O'.,onuor, the champion Oarsmen of
Londesboro'.
Is iu town on a holiday trip.
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day and to -morrow•.
of tfuierica to give an exhibition In
connection with the picnic today,
AT r. D. Fel] has been sick fur'a
F. W. Johnson atitetaded the
All those of our people who tvnut a
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week past.
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Clinton show on Thursday.
good fl teruoou's enjoymout should
The child of Mr. Cooper died on
Mr. .Juo Morgan of Bayfield
be in time for dinner this day at the
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Thursday and was interred at Kin.
spenE Friday in the Circular Town,
creat Picnic on the Park grounds.
Miss Hattie Ritchie returned
burn.
•' Thu schooner L'�ttel1�rase of fort
The steamer Soverier/ n arrived in
from Toonto on Saturday.
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Mrs. Ouimetto returned from
.Albert was in port on Thursday.
port on -hot• downward trip Satur-
Messrs. Richard and Will Walker
Manitoba on Friday and Mrs, Now.
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Mr. H. H. Smith of Winnipeg
day afternoon with a cargo of wheat
intend leaving here some timu this
ton on Saturday.
has returned home,
for the G. T. elevator.
week fat• Chicago•
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There is to be some change made
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Airs. IT, Cooke has roturued from
To linorrow and Friday will be
DIr. T. Scott left dere on Friday
soon in the blacksmithing business
filer visit to-Pinconning'
holidays for the school children on
to visit friends in Loudon totvuship
of our village the understand.
Air. T: B. Van EYery left for
account of the Teachers' Conveu-
for a fete days.
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Rev- Mr. gainsays (torso, whose
-. Toronto on Aliredne;iday..
tion.
John J. Kelly, titlsulith, hits got
life, was despaired of,has recovered
noted Tailor and clothes Cloaner of the west.
The Teachers Convention will
a steady job lit his trado .1t llarhind
ullder'the trbat111entof DIr; J. -Walker
_Mr. Gr 13. Cox visited the (ween
take place. to -morrow and Friday in
tiros., Clinton.
V. 5:
Cit}' last week.
the Central S'ehool. The first ses.
Mr. A, ]McKenzie, of Auburn,
I)r.' Rose returned ]'rote his trip
- �-�y-• Prof. Cook's two ,sous-,)rrived in
`from
sion commences at 10,30..t.'m.
loft this station on Thursday to 'es-
to Toronto and visit to his mother
lowtl England 1naE•week.
Dftes'I'ighe having recovered suf-
hibit his patent Bourse collar at the,
at Bond Head. Mrs. Biose was
Mrs and Miss Lawrence have ire-
ficiently to resume, her tvaebing
,London Exhibition,
quite ill during his absence and
turned lo�I,hoir home at Paris.
duties, Miss McCormack who was
Rev. H. A. TholuaS, wifo and,
tt'}fort he returned.
AI r. L. I':.I)ancy, was in town
teaching in place of Miss T., has re'-
family, and Hiss Cranston-, return
ast week. '
turned )ionic.
ed home on Thursday from their
A bout of nue of the church or-
At the meeting of the High
visit to Wallaaebur,r,
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—Ilene Erickson and Abe Johnson
live on adjoining farms in Nebraska.
,;ars was missing on Sunday, hence
School Literary Society last Friday
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Messrs A. C. Van Egmont} and
Erickson is a staunch supporter of
the instl;ument was mute,
evening the following programme
JChu Gosman silent Sabbath hero
Cleveland and Thurman, while .John•
The County clerk and Mrs. Adam-
tYa$ presented: Reading, DIr•
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with their families, returning to
son is tine uA
q Ile enthusiastic admirer
;gun returned from their Toronto
Kaiser; ; selections, Eiiitress, Miss
Seaforth on Monday afternoon.
Ulf IJatxison and lZprton. During
_ isitt-oil Saturday.
Rusk; solo, Fir. Halls; reading,
AIr. Strang
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Miss Selina Poulton was called
a,politrb argument between them
yeaterdit�f• Johnson offered to bet his
r Ali-. and Mrs. Will Yates of
Educational seriuh-
0ns leer- preach-
away suddenly on 7triday to her,
wife on Harrison's election. Erick-
lV i-ngham were in the Circular town
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ed on Sunday in the Methodist
sister-in-law in Ripley who is seri-
son is a widower, and would not take
un Sunday.
Our readers should rat forget the
churches, that in Victoria street
church being delivered by lieu,
ously iudishosed,
Several of the Foresters hero at
the bet till Johnson said he had a
sure thing, and agreed'to bet his wife
Erickson's
Aiicnic'in the park, and the chain-
.DIr.
Richardson, and North street by
Fended the sermon in Clinton oil
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against one of, thorough-
bred cows. 'The bet was made.
(:ion sculler's match to -day.
Rev. 111r; Potter..
Sabbath which w•as preached to
Johnsortsays he realizes -the odds are
Tile G, T. P: authorities have :
As the people were, ]eaving the :
their -order in the totem hall by the
large, but if he had twenty wives he
made the rate for to-d'it 's excursion
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church last Thursday after the mar-
Rev. Mr. Livingstone.
would be willing to bet them all the
V M low.
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ria -e ceremony, a lady retuarked,
Ori Wednesday the editor of the
same way. Erickson is equally as
confident, and says he wiIle
l continue
Mrs. S. Cor-. after it two mouths
"AVell,ny Fred has given a hand a,
brussels Budget was in town to
to, take such bets as long as his cotes
aisit to Toxonto and Orchaid leach
good matimes in getting his
company with Tont.Gundry on hig
bold out.
will return home this week,
friends off,' but he takes, .precious
%%ay to the county • town for a
Mr. Morrow of Bothwell is in
good care not to go off himself."
month's vacation and a sniff of the
own at the rosidUllce of his relative
Mr copy the: following- from the
lake breezes.
BIRTHS.
,Alrs. H. Cooke•
itingstou items in -Thursday's Ent'-
On Friday the voting on the fire
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AIKLNS.—Ll Glintolloil Sept., 20th
:The ]]rights of Bright did not
bare : "To gay, Joseph Dillon re. f
protection by-law took place. There
)It's. .faptes Aikens, of a son.
,out> ,lu tiwo last Thursday and so
ceived a cheque for five hundred
.
did not seem- to be muph interest
taken in it, a number �of' the -free-
-HAYWARD.=Iu Clinton, on Sept. 21st,
forfeited to the Hurons;
dollars lett hint the rte of ' the
late John Quinn, of Godei•ieh, who
holders notvoting. The by-law was
Alis. I" M. }laywartl, of a sou.
WISE.—In 'ruckersutith on tine 10th
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" Mrs. Moor}rouse of Pincouning
is ill town visiting relativos and
failed twenty-nine years ago owing
carried by sixty. -three of a majority,
inst., itltsJ ohn Wise ofa son.
friends.
Dillon that amount." The J'no. .
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W. Drummond, Esq., left hero
TAA'LOR.—Iii Goelerich on the 24th, inst,
CLuinn mentioned fu tiro item quot-
for' Toronto on Thursday. His'
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the wife of Dr. a'Taylor of a ,on•
Next Monday, Oct. Ist, AIr.
Oil kept a ready-Fnado clothing store
wife and family will join hill, in a
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Robert Porter :1I. P. will address
his constituents at 1)ullganron.
on Kingston street some thirty years
couple of weeka; and all il)tend re-
SIEILEN-PAn,ON.—At the residence of
since
siding there• in the . future, Wo
the bride's fatl1Cr, GMIC Cli tp., on
Mrs Black, West btreot, is build-
shall be sorry to loose such respect.
Wednesday the 19th Sept. by the Rev.
ing two dwo,llings in StGeorgo's
Our north western Exhibition
ed old residenters.
tell: rt,acey, Al r. B. Sicuien, of Sebring -
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opens opens next Tuesday, and continues
on 'Wednesday, Thursday and Fri-'
Air. Ronald, of Brussels; has had
till- tollaggie,el,icstdaugliter of.Janles
Pattoli, F.sq.. township clerk.
)faster Shannon landed the larg-
clay. Al a have 'been asked by a
one of itis fire engines over• here for
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-et bass of the season on Saturday
,Untlotuan why we have not given
a couple of days this week testing---
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afternoon,
Inot•o items about the show. We
its qualities which has caused lots
Life is too short to .try all the
The directors of rbcs North wed-
ing state that tvo have fiver man
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of fun for the boys, both youngand
remedies nolo in the market, but'
when a reliable and trustworthy
tern exhibition aro en aged in
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items that the have gathered around,
old some of them beim' rewarded
a ,
'good
medicine is wanted use Powell's
making arangements for special at-
but we have never been spoken to
with a duclring. to all :ap
Extract of Sarsaparilla and Burdock.
tractious.
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on Llie question by asin,aledirector.
pea it dose all the work th•e
Those who have used it say It is the
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The schooner Tud+nan with a
If the thing wants pushing surely
proprietor claims it to do.
best and most powerful blood purr.
cargo of lumber for .11r. IT. Secord
these men might interest themselves
Wo regret to have, to report the
ifier in the Market, and -have -
reached this port on Friday mora
in the matter particulRrl} as wo 'death
on Sabbath morning of the
reecomended it to their friends.
I oi' biliousness, dyspepata, liver tom. .
inalco no charge for the satire,
Youngest child of - our esteemed
'Plaint and as a blood purifier it has
" Last week there was a shooting
"Twinkle, twinkle little Star,
townsman Mr. James McGoe r
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altar a lingering illness. The ro
no equal. A bottle or two, taken at.
rtlateh behind one of the business
floc 1 wonder what y -t, arc."
,
this season, of the year will prevent
blocks on the square. The net
And we have been wondering ever
mains were taken to the Union
'Monday
many aserous sickness. Price, 90,.
result leis a large waste of ammuni-
since its twinkling last Friday,wheu
eel on far in{eimont.
abottle. Ask for Powell's Extract
tion.
it recommended the writer of thbao
The bereaved (parents have the sym•
of Sarsaparilla and Burdock, mann-
In. u•ut last, in mentioning those
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columns to aspire to a seat at the
pathy of the whole community.
factured only byPowelk Davis, Chat.
-ham, and sold in Dresden by all
kiml)r aeeisting St. George's
Council Board. We beg to decline
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A concert is to be held on
druggists, and by all druggists and
L}le llat't0st ]-Tonle services we.
the 'S'tar's twinkliu.g suggestion but
^ oa '
Wednesdey evening in the Ind us•
medicine dealers ever where.. 487
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'tnintenLiuually onlitted the lame
would recolnmoud the twinkler of
-trial Hall a now and commodious
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eow. a ^,
of Miss Gibson. ,
rho twiul:iing orb to take, n ]land in
I'OURI OVCC L�rd01'a011'<E Elder's notethe
Alr, M. J, Proudfoot has return-
Rhow himself—that is if ho
could met -there. In the meantime
store, under the auspices of the C.
O. F. and A. 0. U. W. which. is
Avictiott Sale Register,
l from ATlIskOiia, W)itnTu 113 We ell-
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tt'e shall COntllltl0 On UU1• ]]ills]
la f•U be th0 best eVOr 1101d boron the
Pat -ties o
tree witting their free
tti printed me of
o1Bt- will recti:e n free notice up to duty of
ga�F11 in s1n'voying duties, on
eouaso of gathering news tailing
a a °
coinmittee having secured souse of
snte,nnderabo'ehcading. fpthertslse,regular
aCCOtint of the ,loath uF his relative
caro as of yore not to puhliTiteins
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the best talent that could he got
advertising rates will be charged.
the iglu 11', ]l. bodge,
fur the gratificatiou of idlo curiosity
from Toronto, Dott't miss rho
\fusn,tY, October I: th. Terms, farm
We hope for Lite good vanio of
or to pander to prurient -tastes, thus
treat.
stork and fila iL:meuts, belonging to the
estate of the tarn Geo, Cniite�onI on lot
the forth coming exhibition, that
keeping our contribtltious' to the
On Monday evening a meef,inLg
29, con. 8, township of W(lerich., D.
ilitoNicuting liquors are not sold on
Nrws-Il EconD readable if humble.
tt•ita hold In Alllno'e ]]Orel f'OT the
Contelon, executor; T. Al. Carling, alio.
tho ground. Thoso visiting God-
erich requiring stirllularits can .find
Thero ivns a lsrge congregation at
purpose of organizing a fire tom-
Tcrssunv, October O.—The John Cnlbick
farm, Iiolmcsville farm
respectable hotels where such are
St. Gcorgo's ]Rat Thursday to wit-
pony. It was largely attended by
adjoining' and
stock, sale at 7 p. n,, John Calhiek
offs' legally.
vers the mnrringo' of Ali "a Alacder-
illott to Mr. Stark. Shortly after
the, .young moo and resulted in
formin a company of. about '30
g' 1 Y
,to 'T. i1C, Carlin Anet.
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'Oct.
On Friday the fire engine, was
one the bride, leaning on the arm of
members with the following officers :
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SA•rt•uenv, . 6(b. The wbolo of
the nearly nen and well -kept furniture
employed six hours pumping from
her father',entored the church by the
Chief, John Emigh; 'Captain,
of 10. 1'ow•elt Esq., on the premises
tile- hole last bored for the water
eastern door. On arriving, at the
Joseph Cayter ; let Lieut,, Sam
nearly opposite tile. founllr;y—D. hick-
works. The enginees� pumped at the
chance} stella the groom. took his
Gidley; 2nd Lieut., Robert Jones;
anettouct•r,
rate of 120 gallghs por minute,
place beside his' choice,, and the
lst Eug., John 11. Kelly ; 2ud Eng.,
-Inborn
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which lowered the . water in the
in
cor.emony was at once proceeded
Tho
John P,arricks , Fireman, Robert
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nearest pine lno feet and the
with, choir was present and
1S'faxwell.
distant one, (the one first drilled)
sang the usual psalm rind a hymn.
Some of Lite boys went in for
about twoJ y ineht?s. The quantity
The rector performed the ceremony.
fainting the town red Saturday
The nienibers of ST. PAL'L'S C. IV. M. A.
pumped tt,as equal to a daily supply
for o d thoyeRnd families of 172
Miss Ross attended on the bride,
W.
and Mr. t'. fib. Johnston was host
mid -night by taking down sign -
AT H®9VIEr
- gall s each, or per hour slightly
man. The ladies were attired in
boards, throwing empty boxes into
ot�r 7. As it is computed however
nowt travelling dresses, yet notwith-
the street and disturbing our .Citi-
stn Paul's School House Tuesda~
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khItI, f(vo hundred trill leo the
standing they looked charming,
zens out of their• sweet slumbers,
October 2na, at 8 P. -M.
nlaximmn number requiring water
thus giving a lesson to those who
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finishing up with throwing atones
and breaking several windows of
MUSIG'. - READINGS.
service, the amount actually pump-
think tile o cei•otnon
e marriagycannot
,
DIr. Douglas residence and other-
Rl;FRF,SH111F11rTS.
ed will givo that number over 14
oallon3 per hour or a daily supply
lie complete wittout an elaborAo
display of finery. At the conclus-
wise injuring his property. It is
ADMISSION . . . 10 CENTS
of 344, It is expected that the well
ion of the ceronlODy rho Contracting
rumored that our chief is their
greatly
now udder Contract u ill. real in-
parties signed the register ant] loft
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roweltracks, It a about tIn., that this
1'OtVdylaM regi gilt ElOWn,"'
I.�UR-ARU NORMAN t,ER'iS, Barrister, S-i-
rrease the sapply, honco the pros-
f' r, et.s• of ;: supply ,lir su(ticiopt for all
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by the central aisle. The happy
couple left,by the 1.55 train for an
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Ares. Bilis an.. elders lad in
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j`,� t�lMr In lrigh Court Conaryancer, fie.,
ctodtrleh and nnynotd, ri-nee to Innn at (Ice
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' nl e'ls srollip -olid for year's t0
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onstern tour, including Montreal and
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tO11, W11Ct1 r0hielli11A 1101110 frulll
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and anc.h•tif per ,•cat nnhtn third nunrgtn. Bny'•
At Ill Wilc 011011 IN 111 Thursday hursday front 0,30 to 4'30
come.
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other prdlarin'ont placos,
prayer meeting on Thursday even- t
in flwarti' hotel Mrkotc, nppdsit, mesion Court 1
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$TSOH'S
SATURDAY.
MARKET REPORTS.
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(Corrected every Tuesday afternoon.)
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CLINTON.
VOCA>; ANI) IN STIiUMLNTAL.
GEORGE MiLL1:11,
Flour.....................$5 00 to 5 5')Fall
Fruit Ulster
and
Confectionery�-
Wheat, new & old 1 00 to 1 05
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at residence.
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