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ling, is s live news.
a large attestation is
'nding country, making
rtiaing medium. Sub
arty part of Canada or
r only One Dollar per
s i MAO will be r R arced
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HOW TO
,.;ARE MONEYT
A good way to make money is by calling on us
and ordering your Hardware—heavy or light.
We also carry a full line in Tin, Copper and
apan wares.
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taken
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what
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vet a
been
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ggs!
tr. Ppdpiler,
suotaier.
L my card?
re G'ommer•
ion. I will
acrd cry
r tfor ,)Futter
you
1. But to
he price of
was just a
here's nicer
fowl, so we
t have the
Oc cash.
Mitcham.
mise o p
for sale for
r Puritan,
nw Yorker,
io Junior,
vent there
meat the
t,
oLP, Blyth.
•
In•
that for
•--";:,«yad by
lu '` ng, frith,
aut.ml her small
packaps. sing Ito' hitt qnletly
employed watchers • the result
that he now has acro ' . evidence to
convict five boys ages vary
from eight to 17 The neat
offender, no matt,'''`"` , lie may be,
will be handed • . ,10 the officers of
the law to be a• rity dealt with.
This is a depl, state of affairs
but If parent: so little regard
for the mol. re of their chil-
dren that ttr ;.. ;w them cornu the
streets and around the village
until nine n o'clock nt night
they need at all surprised if
those chili find their way to the
reforms ! ' central prison.
Beautiful litre and well selected colors of House
Paints,
Our Bicycles are the best—in new- and second
hand.
Morris.
—F. G, Wbittingbam, of
N IV -Tv ;lot hit ,}vit'e on
ay, April 18th. She wee
Mr. Whlttinghem
sae or teacher in Browntown
uublie school, gid b'lll bo ramom
bored by the odor people In the
section who gill sythpathitie with
him in his movement, ..MIs.
Aggie Sini111e tur ed to Har.
ileum high school,, +, °will
complete her court . • . •e
pleased to RA the sparked itupr.. '-
nrent In Mrs. G. Peacock's he ' h
• ..,Robert McMurray has sed
the pasture land of A. Haslet farm
for the sumtner....T. C , 5th
line, has over 40 lames... . Stone.
house has the contract . build.
Inc the stonework for John
Clegg'e barn, 5th line ....A natubor
or faruiers are gqing into flax grow•
,Ina this ae&tion..,.Wut. Wlteon, btit
line, who went to Chicagoan: take a
Bourse et the Barbar aehooI; tyl.gonie
to Niche, Dakota, where he will
follow the cailing of a tonsorial,
artist. His old friends here wish
him success From letters re•
calved froom the Morrie contingent
west located at 41*tgede, jji.W,T•,
.;' n'': lute the work bard and that
in' will make the diet fiy fhb Elio'
otter.. , . Mr. ,and Mrs. it, McMurray
received Invitations to the marriage
of a daughter of Thome. Kelly, in
Hastings county, but the diatanoe
was too great at this tlme of year
....A letter received hero from a
friend in Michigan says they are
4►—e�e
We sell cheap, and for the cash,
•
hese MYTH MARKETS,
64 66
Barley
Peas
Oats
Eggs per doe
Butter
Potatoee per bush 20 26
Hides per tb 0 7
Hay per ton 000 7 0o'
Lard8
Pork Per b 60 6 e0
Flour 1 86 200
Wood per cord ,.„ 160 1 76
Wool 18 18
40 42
6062
10 0
12 12
Colonel Otter, near Clinton, Ontario,
on December 8rd, 1848, of English
parentage; Right Icon. George
Joachen was born in London on Aug-
ust 10th, 1881, his tither being of
German extraction; Admiral Lord
Charles Beresford was born at Phillip.
town, County Dublin, Ireland, on
February 10th, 1846, of Irish par.
dotage,
Notal Limnos.
WEST HURON.
Blyth—John Mason, Henry James
and Charles Shoemeher.
Clinton—J, C. Miller, J, Ratten•
bury, J. J. McCaughey, Reuben
Graham, C. Milne,
Godertch—Jonathan Miller, Thom..
as Tilt, George Buxton, Wm. Craig,
Ben. Bonita, Edward Swart. and
Wm. Babb.
Wingham—Alfred Roe, John H.
Dulmnge, John E, Swart., 9eary
Dingley and Patrick Coming.. •
Ashfield—D. McCormick and Mr..
Isabel Mallough, Dungannon ; Alex.
Young and James McDonald, Kin.
tail ; Richard DeLong, Port Albert,
Colborne—Wm. Waster, Dunlop.
Hallett— Thtlinas Hill, Londe.
b to; A. Rubinson, Auburn.
East Wawaeosh—Thomas Arm -
ea( Air,
rm.etrr:rg, Whnteohurch•
The shop licenses granted were L.
Kennedy, Clinton, and Waiter Saints,
Goderirh.
EAST HURON,
Belmore—John Lam •rnby,
Lakelet—Joseph J Emei.
Fordwich—Ale;, Orr.
Gorrle—George Brown and Robert
White.
Wroxeter—John Gofton and A.
Walker.
Nueva le—Omitted to house If.alt-
able tenant le secured,
Belgritve—John Seandrett.
Jamestown — Thomas McEwen,
beer and seine.
Molesworth—Charles Seelrever,
Ethel—M. Henry.
Cranbrook—Jacob Long.
IJrueeels—C. Zilliex, Stratton Brne.
and John Anent.
Walton—Mrs. r. Sage.
Lead bury—Thomas Jones,
Dublin—Joseph Webber,
The J.eat'4aJntwi hi the only new
applicant.
SOUTH HURON.
Stephen - George Grafton and
Wm. Moffat, Centrella; Anguet Hill
and Robert McInnis, Crediton; R.
Cunningham, filly ; , drill, Vogel
Cannel; Ames Hannon, Stdpka;
James Shadduck, Corbett; Joseph
Bronner, Grand Bend; C. L Ruler,
Dashwaid,
Hay—Charles Gretb a nd L. Foster,
Zurich ;George Merner, Blake ; Cyril
Vila, St. Joseph, when the require-
ments of the Whites are complied
with.
Stanley—Henry SahaSer, $ippon ;
John McKay, Bruoefleld; P. H.
Murray, Varna.
Tuekersm!th—T. R, Snell, Bruce•
dekl; George Strong, Kipper Road.
Usborne—Joseph Stephen., Wuvd-
ham,
Exeter—T. W. Hawkshawj W. T.
eeho.ne. Wm. Anderson, i[orley A
N. B. CERRY
HARDWARE AND BICYCLES B L YTH
Immuniimmoleummalnio
dress in bad taste
-owing it.
Abram. 22101125
having beautiful weather in that
state now but the fall wheat there
will be a complete failuro,,.•T
sheds which ere being built In ni
,oeetion with the Township hall a
about ebnipleted,,..The health of 0
James Craig, 7th line, is not improv.
Ing very fast but we hope to soon
see hint convalceper1t.
PAPER.
Walton.
HjOHLY CtJMPLIMENLED,—Tice St,
Jae, Missouri, Record makes the fol-
lowing complimentary reference to
a young lady from this village:
t' Mise E. Berry, of Toronto, formerly
-of Warton, came to our city about
nine months ago, to complete a post
graduate course in nursing at the
Ennswurth Deaconess hospital. Be-
. sides completing the course she has
held the position of senior name, and
during the last for months she hue
been surgical nurse, in which rapa-
city her talent is exceltet.t, assisting
in over 120 operaytotts .ince linear.;
.tot. through her kindly nursing
and 08(44014 of a wealthy cW
gentleman patient, lie donated an
elevator to the hospit nl, costing quite,
a large sum of money. Those of as
wboare Interested in the progrots.ot
the hospital work cannot but notice'
the amiable disposition, the excellent
management end the eatinnable char-
acter of the young lady as well as
the value we place upon her in regard
to her profession, one of tbu grandest
and noblest on earth. We trot that
her health, which has been slightly
Impaired of late, owing to lung ner-
vous strain in the operating room,
may be made perfect. MIs. Sorry,
in return for all these services, re-
ceives just the usual Deaconess' al-
lowance, while she is worth gold to
the hoepttat, the surgeons, the city
and the, Community." The young
lady' Feterred to Is a daughter of
Hobert'Berry, at Walton, and highly
esteemed by all who know her.
WALL PAPER
FRANK METCALF
future ptospecte of the place, moping
about ttuagluary evils alt eh are
likely W befell the town, he uatnr•
ally feels that is no place for him
and at once shakes the dust from his
feet, while he moves with all poss-
ible speed for some other town.
Consequently try and make a live,
enterprising, progressive town in
which you live. When you are
working for or shying a good word
for your town, you are accomplish•
Ing all the more for yourself.
11C$E8 COME.
OM Oaths. hung geek,, weak heck..
attar/ Hs*a M' 1091. *e
. . n,y+.r 'eros
There is a
Hot Time
Coming
And we are beginning to feel it now
in the warmth of the sun, com-
pelling us to throw off heavy
clothing and substitute lighter
weight more comfortable to wear.
We have anticipated this change and now have
for your inspection
SHIRT WAIST GOODS
In abundance,
Blue and White, Red and White, Pink and White, Pals Blue and
White Wash Goode, worth relic, our price 100.
FinwFancy Zephyrs, regular 180, our prioe 14o,
Blank and White F,ntbossed Peke, worth 20o, our price 18c.
The New White 'striped and Check,d Muslin, regular price 12}c,
onr price 80.
Licht and Dark Prints, regular 1211a, for l00.
Pink snd Blue Prints, imooiai for 6o.
PULL RANGE SHIRT WAISTS
In Black, Black and White, Fancy Colored Muslin with
white tucked yoke, back and front,
All the New Up-to-date Styles,
e•Neoo.Nola Na•N0•••••••• ,•Neoo$NNN•
LACE CURTAINS
The largest range, the latest patterns and
the cheapest now in the market. All the
new curtain goods now in stock.
WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION
Net,Nooeeoe0•4140,. *Weft MialifNie Nee**
Anderson & Eldor
WORTH LOOK
Do Yoe Dare to Dave Motley ? Mint people do, and are glad to
trade here, where the saving& are peat and the values are best. You are in-
vited to Ipeptc,,t and compare. We keen full linen in Glassware. Crockery and
4,11 4iinde'of Grocerie+Mel uding Canoed Goods of all varieties, At Tenet and
Herring, Salt, Flour and Feed,
Butter and Eggs taken as cash for goods.
A. TAYLOR,
DINSLEY STREET, Blyth
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