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PEOPLE WHO TRAPEL.—The follow-
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for Carberry. Man.; Mrs Grantham for
Joseph Stevens
Pilot Mound; Miss Jennie Phipps for
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Thornhill, Man.; James Hastings for
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Life was gluon by Miss Annie Allen.
Moosejaw, and S. Johnston for Ed-
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PROPERTY CHANGE.—The house and,
David Dannsh
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Joshua Hiil, Hulett, has been
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to Me Arthur Cook, for about $800; the
Vocation is one of the finest in town.-
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Mrs Wilson has sold a small_property
Albert Street to John Pat-
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ODDFELLOWS ExcuRSION.—Tbe Odd-
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fellows of this district will run an ex-
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cursion to Niagara Falls, on Friday
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81st. The train will start from Elyde
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Parke and go pia Clinton, leaving this
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town at 7.25 a. m. fare $1.75 for the
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p, tickets cod for two da a
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C)IVIO HOLIDAY.—Next Friday will
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ternoon an interesting game of lacrosse
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Clubs. A bicycle
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number of races will
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enjoy themselves.
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LACROSSE.—The Lacrosse match on
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Recreation Park last Friday evening,
between Exeter and Clinton, resulted
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in an easy victory for theClinton boys,
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the score standing 5 to I for Clinton.
On Friday next, the Civic Holiday,
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The game will be faced at 130 m. on
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HURON MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.—Tile
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on Medical Association was bold in
i3eaforth on July 21st, the following
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members beim present:—Drs Mac kay,
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Bethune, McGinnis, Seaforth; Taylor,
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Mitchell,; McKenzie, Jloncton. The
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&MATEUR RAcEs—The bicycle races
Iasi Friday evening drew a large crowd
to the Park, who witnes:,ed a couple of
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mile handicap the Mayor was the only
one who. was placed on scratch, and he
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Manning', W Jackson, F. Jackson, J.B
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1106ver; and the Mayor, Manning being
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the Winner. In the mile race the con-
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