The Clinton News-Record, 1900-08-23, Page 14
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The garden party lie Id on the
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irounds Mr. 1. Prout
Mr. 8, 11. $with bits ,shipped three
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of on Thursday
of cattle from Huron
Mr. Jos, A.Horton of Huroudale was
Miss Allen ,of Burlington, who has
Harvesting is A thing of t
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Mrs. (Rev.) G. M. 101by of Dellit 1
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OVelling Of last Was
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county so far this mouth 4 August.
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the guest of Me, 0. W. Holman 0, few
beau visiting Miss Fintilmore, returned
tilling the ground and making ready
visiting ab the home of bee pare riti
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and enjoyable affair. 16 was tinder
The F Iranian are practising for the
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days'last week.
home this week.
for putting In fall wheat is the order of
Us. and Mrs, Watkins, . I
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the auspices of the Indies of the Bap-
tournain ant in Stratford on Labor Day
Rev. W. Graham, late pastor of Sb,
Mrs. A. .0, 11radwin and children re*.
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the clay. -
Miss Mabel Johnston of Portee
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tist church, who did everything to
their power to make the gathering .a
and count upon at least one quarter of
the purse,
Andrew's church here, but At present
of Dornoob, is visiting his many fri-
turned to Blytil on Monday after a
two in Goderich
Mr. Thos. Clark, who is selling the
Kangaroo plow for 13,, A. Higgins of
Hill is spending a few days wit.4 he
aunt, Mrs. Campbell,
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success. The S� A. band furnished
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Iliusic"'and did very Wells indeed,
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Mr. Frank Hovey occupied the Ang
lican pulpit in Seaforth at both servic.
ends in and around Bayfleld. He is
Accompanied by Mrs,Graham and their
weeks visit .'
Dr. and Mrs. Tait left on Tuesday
for a two weeks visit with relatives ill
'Varna, is still booming the business.
h4vingsoid, twelve last week, Tom is
Miss Minnie Hill of Clint o*n Is visit
Ing, with her friends, Misses Carrie an
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Plummer 11fir Six Ponies.
eslast Sunday and next Sunday will
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two youngest children. .
St. Thomas and Muncey.- I
a, hustlers and no mistake,
Liffie Butte. .
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Mr. Plummer of Blyth was in town
take the work of Rev, W. J. Doherty
at Hensall and Staft,
Rev, Mr. Marsh of Chicago occupied
the PulPib in the Presbyterian church
Mr. Ernest Talb and Miss Sheppard,
who have been visiting at Dr, Tait's
,We are glad to report that Miss
Janie Johnston,, niece of Mr. Chas,
Mr. U. Butts went to Watford on
business trip last week, . .
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0 1 'El To School
Tuesday and yesterday and the span
of ponies lie drove was admiruil by
Master Hugh Brewer, Who is with
the fill ally in Jowett's Bayfield,
last Sunday morning and, preached an
excellent sermory -17
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returned to their respective homes in
St. Thomas and Muncey oy� Tuesday
Johnston, who went through an operaw
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Miss Ida Adams of Oonsta tice is vif
iting fit the residence ot Mrs. . W, i
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everybody.. The brown, in particular'
grove,
has for the been
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henceforth
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anct Is able to be around Aga in.
McBrIen.
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$ 1 &A -5 . " 4 1 .
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Is* a beauty. Mr. Plummer has six
past couple of weeks
quite ill, The trouble has All been
. . Job no man trouble
me for I bear in my body themarks of
. Mr. John Mason, prop. of the Cent-
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a] and one of Blyth's most
Miss Charlotte Johnston, from Dear
Mrs, Murray of Clinton has b'
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ponies in all and It is his, intention, to
two or three of them the
caused by an injured finger.
the Lord Jesus." IntlyeaveningRev,
,highly respected citizens, died on Wed-
Bruceflold, visited friends in this neigh-
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visiting her daughter, Mrs, Thoma
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exhibit At
Toronto exhibition, where the com.
-petition
The many friends of MV.J, 1). Kilty,
now of Calumet, Mich., will be pleased
D. B. Marsh occupied the pulpit. :
Messrs. 1ohn.A. Falconer and John
nesday week after a brief iliness, The
funeral took place on Friday under the
barbood last week. .
Air. Uhas, Parker, Our veteran
Lindsay of this place. ,
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Mr. B. Williams of Colborne. visite4
The happiest days in the history of every person are their school
1. . ere is i great difference in the ways schools are now Con-
I will be of the keenest kind,
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to learn that his services have been so
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Pollock have returned from Winnipeg
auspices of tb� 0. 0. F. and L. 0. L,
thresher, who bits entered on his l8th
season,. Is doing big
In the village on Sunday, -
1) ducted as co pared with 40 or oven 10 years ago. We have bet. .
11 ter teac ers, better systems and better opportunities to -day for
That Kansas Wheat. I
Fair Bros. report it satisfactory sale
much appreciated that he has been
given an increase of fifty dollars per
where they spent the summer. They
bave returned earlier than usual as
lodges and v�" one 6f the largest that
ever left this place. I
some threshings
and bits the prospects of a busy season.
School opened on Monday last au
Me, C. A. Tebutt, teachers has agal
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I ge4ting a tication than ever before. - . I �
of Kansas winter wheat, though therp
month. .
the fishing season was so good that the
The Blyth Tennis club journeyed to
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Charlie is a bu§tler and very. popu lar
taken up his abode oil the, Base LInE
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% H ver, the sundries we sell such ag Scribblers, Lead P6riells, Polls,-
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has been no individual sale of more
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The now house of Mri Jaynes Mate.
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required quantity- for stora, was
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Goderich last ri ridity and 'played the
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among the farmers.
Sorry to hear that Mr. Richard Peck,
L, 0: L. No, 028 will hold it, specia
Tuesday
,) etc, Twenty-five cents will now buy what used to
than ten bushels, The farmers don't
on the Huron R'
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secured earlv.
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return match with the Goderle .
meeting on night of this weel
. costa ollar or more . We take great pleasure in talking about
our assortment of School Supplies for this term, combining as it �
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a c on rea I yl I I Ally on
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The gard held on the rec-
tory
The Blyth boys were success; It in
11r.,is not enjoying ye. y good'hea.1th at
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(5 bes all that is. newest and best for the scholar's use. � 3)
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Account of tho small berry, bob as on
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experiment it will be shown that the
Prior is contractor of the rick r .
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and, as is characteristic of him, is not.
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grounds.. las Thursday evening
was a, decided success. There was
every events viz.-Cookand Tait beat
Holmes and Kylle, Douglas$ and Den-
present; . �.
Glad to hear that Master Oliver Me-
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ducted the services in St. Peter�
church last Sunday evening,
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M Book CoVers Supplied PRRB.
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ling 16 along. . I
plenty. of music and everybody seemed
nett beat Dickson and Aikens, Cooke
Ilveen, a former,Sta nley boy but rioiv
Miss Ernie Wallace of Clinton is vii
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the 7esb it will become still more popa,
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- . Mr. J, W. Ohidley has been appi ,int.
satisfied with, the good things provid-
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beat Shanhon, Tait beat Dicksorif
of Warwick towyish1p,. and who has
I iting her sister,.Mr'
s. Harry Wooe
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larwiththem, Fair. Bros. have had
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ed Court Deputy of Court Clinton 1. 0.
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ad, The proceeds.amounted-to $73..
Some
Douglass beat Alkens, Bennett 'beat
Xylie. I
been attending the .High School. at
Watford, has been successful inPass-
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-Airs, John Bullard went to Hami'
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enquiries r wheat . points
Mr�Ohldley will Attend bh6 Iligh
. - miscreant, who should be
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Ing his exam. for Part I on his
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far. north as Ethel, . . .
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Court meeting, to be held in Gode ri ch
next week, as the representative ot tile
languishing. behind prison bars, deli�.
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Miss Edna Hamilton lef bon Monday
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for a two weeks visit with friends in
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. second
class Certificate, Oliver is a brigh b
ton on Tuesday�. as a delegate to �tlyl
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Grand Lodge,of Loy'al True Blues, _
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'Nowson Coming Home. .
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Bailay!s horses one night last week in
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youth, of 15 years and no. doubt will
` The Surmberhill F16 and DrumBan,
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Rev.. IV. G. Howson, the. eloquent
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.pastor of the Rattenbury street church,,
The collection of photographs sent
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'the pasture field. This docking bugl.
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tie . sa iq particularly cruel attlit's tim , a
Dr. Collins of Kin cardine *kit take
-charge of' Dr. Tait's praciice� fop a
make his mark in the very near future,
We congratulate him on his success ,
haa. bqen engaged to furnish music a
the Orange picnic 66 be held at Londes,
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writes that though not feeling very
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Jackson of Barrie haa.�. awarded 6
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I Miss Eliza X. Johnstone is visiting
ber sister near $6. Helens
boro on the 2kh inst,, that is Wednes
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well yet, he has, nevertheles�, profited
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bronze med&L
. Photographer Jackson Is.
protecters they can get, besides, if the
Miss McKoy- of Detroit is visiting
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an old Olintou,boy�,a son of0itizen
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person intended it air a ailgffiction of
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Mr. Goo. L%wrason is. preparing for a
la r w ifiter's -trapping
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John Jackson. . .
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some sl?Ite against, the owners, it was
er a, ' spices of
A lawn social und th au
ge. as he has
s6oureif thirty. traps, George,
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Do you want to -voast yourself
cooking meat when the tern-
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next week. He expects that the good
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effects will be. more appar.ent by and
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� T.un-.N-sWs,RFCORD is pushing ahead
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Poor revenge, indeed. ,
I Mr. and Mrs. W. Horton -of tsborne
Trinity. church will be held on
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the church grounds on Frk
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make Air. Reynard � and other dest* uc.
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Miss A. Consitb, who recently com
perature has.been ran
,qing from
05 to 100 degrees, in' tie shade
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Inevery home littlebrea s
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by and that they will stre
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than any other Ideal paper, keep
enb Monday in town, the guests of
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tive animals scarice in this neighbor-
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3gay be Table Silverware.'
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sustain him for another yqar's hard
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pace with the news of_Huron a perus-�
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of. the Tian.
Mrs. G. W, Holman, - - .
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... Mrs. Sherlbek of Winnipeg is vist
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Ing relatives in town. . �
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Mr. Cho,
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in East Waw ty '
a. osly, where she bits ac
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Who so wubh'dnjoy his disc ourpes, will
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CORD is now a necessity. I �
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Luna keeps out of sigh . .
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Cott of Stanley I was I in
Mr.(,W. P. -S .
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fat cattle on Monday last. I
Mrs.. E. Johnstone visited the
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cepted. bhe prip6palship of t , a schoo
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respond -with P, hearty.amen. I .
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The bicycle.trophy race, rpti. off in.
ning to realize the need of our street
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lights, Itis a pitytbat,some Arrange- I
town.on Tuesday. .
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. Ukwyei Blair . of.Brussels was s,
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,parental roof.last Saturday. ' .
attlyab, place, Miss Consitt forryyarl�
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taught with ratic . It. acceptance, th(
- you can get. somet;bing in the
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The Rattenbury street Leagui a Chang-
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thei Park. on Thursday evening last,
was of a very tame noure, owing to
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to cannot be made Wit y
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'to take the'matte a us
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,.Iyt4 visitor on Tuesday, . �
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Mr. Jas. UcMurchie won the handle
McHwen Bros, are doing good work
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with theirnew th esbing machine..
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Mr. T. Coleman was, in Tuckersibit]
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. ad' theord6r of its theeting:orr Monday
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the dissatisfaction of two of the three
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'Contestants with.thebandicitp. 'Aboth.
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ectriclight. 'What will cpr coun-'
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cap tournamenti in tennis r..
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last Friday getting the'ground on Ill
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i Whether large or smalift
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were.discussed.
night, �irhen � I
Sides were chosen, the f 110win ' tak..
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.er . race will take, place this evenin
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ci say to the propositi if the exist.
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Ing plant is not going tobe -used by -its
A. E. Bradwin by 6.2. 3-6, 6.3.
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About 0 - o'clock Wednesday a.m. it
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Tue erstni6h. farm read forfall
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He, will move over this1dil, we. believe
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-ing.- part: -Misses Daisy * Doherty,
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Miss'Jean' Scott; �uperl tendent. of
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present owne�. Let another be secu r.
was discovered in. Livingstone's. saw
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� Mrs. R.- Bingely and Children, who.
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Mr. Smith Kitty arrived At his broth.
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Blanche Sheppard, Emm.a Stephen-
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acohess' wor,k,-. Toronto, I-
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and give us light, A village of he
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mills and although the fieetne
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Ying with Xtrsi.'John Rath-.
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ned Chickefi; Duck, Pigs Feet,
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son - and Me H� E, Rorke. Each wag
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.speak in the Rattenbury otr .eet church
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size and importance p f Bayfleld should
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ad out prom- 11 they - *could
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well ofBaSrfield for 4',sh.orb time, ive! .
,of weeks,or so since -and ,just in tim,
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ead ' ch rkey
D�41!, Tu I k ,
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- supposed to represent a missionary And
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to answer.:A seven -minute shower Of.
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next Sunday a; m. at 11 o'clock. Hot'
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Oject: is to give into . A
-*rnereiynotresb satisfied with accom
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modations and� convenieneds' that
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do was to iave'the lumber -in the .
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yards. . "Mr. Livingstonei 'has had
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turned to'their linine,, in ; DArolb � on
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to turn fix and help, with the harvest
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as Mr. Farquhar -severely injured III
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questions. Mrs. William Harlandand
. the work being done inthe Deaconess'
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would be put to shame by an ordity" ary
b a this
a. unusually busy....seaso
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Miss Ray has � given up,
ankle,.. which.,laid him up Jor sot134
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. Jeweler, Expert Watc.h '
'Mrs. Duncah Stephenson,, both4 Of
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coruntry corner. Wake up,'city fathers,
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her - ichool 1�.'neav - Wyoming. . Dame
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days. He is able, to g6t * " ' I
. around. now
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ep. rer and Optician�
whom. take much in'terest .in League.
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The sermons of Rev. Mri Laidlaw,
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gl've us light. Let us know you - are
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About,25 men will be thrown out of
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rumor
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and though�still lame.was belpink to
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work, were present and, took part I
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. who ispecupying the pulpib� of Willis.
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alive. Call u meeting for discussion,
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-employment and 69 the electrie dyQa,
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to. give up teaching small pupils and is
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rush in the oats last week. Unfortu
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church during the Absence of - the p&s. -
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take;the.express!6n -of.the ratepftyers
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mo .rooms wer6in connectipmwi th the
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jabaly.k is now laid up with i
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tor, are highlyspo ken of by the coii�
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gragation. . a appears to be the most
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in some Way. The village has no debt
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and. it would be. better to create one''if
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wills our town Will be in darkness f or
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a:, " Juildingg
while. We believe the I
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� Mr. Thomas Walker has fl '
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and a the res It of.overworl
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nicer than Deyilled.Ham.
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astiball nine played. in
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we had so;;ylething in tha .way �f .light
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and *contents .were fairly dovetail by
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foundation f or Beatby's store in Varna
and ib mow awaits the -�rlcklayers;
doing Very m uch for sorriddays y
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got what they rather expected, . viz,, d6-
feat. It wag eVerybody's ghimi though
do at least for some time. . �
secure . I sick
. ,Gardener Jovner'6. horse took
and. better streets.to -show for*.Ib, thin
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(Rev.) ,,Kitty and family of Delhi
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upto theeighth innings., but at.the,
while on the rounds Tues Dr.
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of a stone w6rk along the.
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for some days, returned to Clinton 6i
Saturday to meeb Mr. Kitty. '. � .
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Conclusion the score stoodfive to .two
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Blacks!] brought it around; .Ax Mr.
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we in ust havelights of some shape and if
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'The Pare Line is one of the best grad
use Instantaneous Ta
Hasty Jellycore, in 0 different
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Before putting in in$, fall stock *.
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in favor of. the Ttie
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*variety itwould- be better than,
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The Clang 6f the school ,bel s,again
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heard in our midst And school duties
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barn oil tiler homestead and since then
ba, s*had. two more contracts for Hid
ad roads in Stanley township,. which 1!
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flavors, at. This Cash
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clean out all spring * and sum-
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of -two of their beab players, -includin g
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Mrs. Jennings.and
� Miss Lauiva.:Cairnsis visit Ing friends
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Agarden - 'held ..
party.'ws;'s on the.
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the -benefit for two weeks, .",
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were guests tit the. rectory last Mory-
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Mrs'.,. R. . McCool of Drumb . of, who.
lawn of.Ur -
. John Mansoii of the Gosh
an Line on, Friday evening. of Iasb week
tute,la or All
.b owance, contributed vol.
untarily an extra,amo,unt.
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played here on .Saturday. .The team
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salt" blockat Sbaplebon; Over 'thirty
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�Oanied them Mr. H, McLeod o -
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came It at
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under the auspices of. .the Blake P -
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Mr.:Thos. errotb W6 on 8'
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O(MRCOOPER & CO.
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which went to Wingliam consisted of:
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�W. McRae C."W, Ross.p., R. Agnew
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flv'e been: ` ' .
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Mr. Loyd.Hodg ens, Seaforth, 4 his
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grandfather, the. late T. Johnston�'haa
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had: to proton her stay on account of
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Dorner store-Searles'block. Phone 23;
."-�-�R.. J. - chiff
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years, .bits in their employ
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two, brothers., Cecil And Reginald,
the illness of her little. boy Earl�who
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attebilance large. the Zurich brass
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Cash for Butter and. Eggs.
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)j: Doherty c. f.,, P. Matheson: r.f.
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ever sin6e.. his is the verybest of evi.'
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dence that;16 is bot changeable. Mr.
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Sage looks after, the derrick And' has it
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Arnong the. many .guests at thegar-
has': been ufider: doetbroo. care. Almost
. yer since they came. Weare glad to
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.b, nd the itbtte � from . that_ sarrid
1 -tge furnished musle while in, addi;.
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up its full brine
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* den party on Thursday.last w a noticed
learn that he is now, slowly improving.
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. theta iWas singing, rdditablons,etc.
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Mr, John Keys, who lives ,j ust I
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Miss Ida Miller
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11 � home wedding took place at
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high-noortypsterday at the, residence
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ring quoto of ever
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Mr. and Mrs. Hilton My.. Hilt6n b6ing �
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in health, : . �
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Bi A; - Hi, and famil drove
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�dowiyfoLucayi on Saturday eveningon
The Compaby Appeared, to enjoy them�,
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1- Mrs. W. Wheatley -and, family ana.
jacent the vIIIR96 on the Hay side, hiis
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roomy building but space. Will be'ab, 1
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Of .Mr. Jacob. Miller, when. his third
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Airs. (Ray.) Hadgens of - Seifor
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a viiii; to Mrs. illggins':sist�er. tbey
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Mrs.31eild of Clinton v.1sited,friends in
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premium when the crop is,
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ciauglit6r, Ida, In
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the guest of Mrsi Jennings, rectory.
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mi.. I(ey* VVII6 is it metriber of the well
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Wholesale Prices'
a to Air. Louis B.'Filyt of Be
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lin. The ceremony was per
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inforin the writei When if ever, the
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M ' ba, Able a visited her I lend
Miss I ew r
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MINE beginning
Miss R. Turner of Clinton has re . ,
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turned. to . " .
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known It a s I family of Stanley town.
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authorities ar going to pub our squ
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.me.bar duties as teachqt
ship, paid a kood figurefor this place
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Rev, - Me, Shaw in the pre sence Of only
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in good shape, or why 11; is left in the
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of this week. - I I . . .
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of S. S.No. 8, .1 I . . I
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,. In order to reduce our stock 6f Boy$' Olothing�
. immediate friends of the contracting
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P' arbles- After:the hapoy couple had
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condition it is ab presep t. Astranger,
after'seeing the rains -alongside the
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- On Saturday last another Aent. was.
'composing
Mr. Joe Jacobs -took very Ill on Mon-
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day and is under . the doctor's care, . As
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,. Rev. Mr. Hit an aud wife of Wyom.
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Ing called at. the home of Mr. Joseph
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getherwith this batn, he has.one o
the finest dwellings in the township
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. we'Will 6611 at the following out pricesio, If yo u
been made I ;be recipients of - hearty*
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Clarendon Hotel,the open callers next
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.added to the number this
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he haa bee !it, po'or health for scorns
ry ,
1ticliardson lastr Monday while on their
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It occupies a fine site and draws th4
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wani:a Suit for your boy : .
I -you cannot do,better
good wishes and congratulations the,
Ao the wedding
to McCool's. livery , the ditch
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.Camp. It is occupied . by Mfisters
Duncan Stevenson of Clinton and
time his re.Covery is doubtful.'. .
Way to Clinton. , , .
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attention of all passers by. May suc
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company sat clown . .
' tile,2,55 train Mr. and
dinnerand by .
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throughthe square, wouldco me to the
conclusion that Clinton was a deserted
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Robertson MacLean' of Seaforth.
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. Thos. Walker has the stonework
built of Be tby Bros. new store. - Tom
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, Mr. It. T. Reid,- who has been holi-
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ef turned to his
V s On t tit a to shine.upon Mr., Xeyi
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and his estimablepartner.
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Mrs. Edyt left, for their � honeymoon,
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town,or that the officials have, no taste
. Miss Mary Robb of Clinton and Mr. I
and his. gang are hustlers at buildifig
schoolbear Oentralia. . � .
. Me, Thomas Sherritt, who lives new
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2 -Piece Suits for Boys, from 5 to 10 yeaks old, Were -$2.50, now $1,75
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which will include a tripup.the lakes. -
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About them. Now that we are to have
Cousins of the Brampton high. school
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stbrie work. , . . . .
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the village, is 9, brother of the!Conser
1. 46 at I
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Oil their return Me, and Mrs, Edyt will
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good walks let us *Iyavii other :tbings
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.staff of teachers wheeliid.out to camp
- Mr. Sam Reid had the misfortune to
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took a course of philosophical study in
vative candidate in.. East Middlesex
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so of I � 94 4.00, It --3.25
take'up .house, in Berlin where. the
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on Saturday. The former remained
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got his foot stepped on by a horse
the University of Wurzburg,Germany,'
Mr. Sherritt has had quite an eXpev-
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7 years old, ., 6.00 I, ,4.W
groom ,holds & good position. . THR
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abcampover Sunday And the latter.
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one day lAsb week.and the re
and who recently -bas been travelling
lence, having lumberel. and mined,
.4 . . of 8 to . 6,00 "It 5.00
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We have Men's Summer Pants at, I I . r I I . goo
XEws-RiccoRD johis In wisbing:them it
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bright and f uture. .
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returned to Clinton the same evi
- . ening,
Mr,lohn
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that he walks rather' lame since, ' .
in Switzerland, France and England,
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arrived home Monday. ..
but bits for a number of years beer
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.Curiningliame spent Sun.!
Mr. - T. Ward has disposed othis car-
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faiming successfully" .
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-The last half of the July Make of
cheese has been sold to the Ingersoll
day at camp. . .
Not least among the many, pleabures
loal of fab steers to Charles Reid for a
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gdoct figure, No. doubt Me. Ward
Miss Sarah E. Reid has returned to
her school near Zurich,. ' I
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Bandon-Illullett.
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.Mn James Fair has won the silver
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trophy pub up by Me. J. P. Tisdall for
. Ing C01bilany for 1060te, .
Park . .
Mrs Stanley is days
enjoyed. by the campers here is the
afternoonbath. A gently slopingsatidy
willbegoingto Toronto to purchase
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Miss Flabb of Brussels is the guest; of
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competition among the veterans of the
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with her mother, Mrs, Elcoat, Bruce.
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-beach renders. bathing at this
another carload of stockers in the near
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Miss Ethel Pipe. -
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Bowling club.. His final game Was
field. , . ,
.place
both comfortable and free from dang-
Miss Emily Keyes returne � d on
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Another of HulleWs pioneers -passed
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. We make a specialty of Hats and have them all makes �
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with Mr.. John ,Johnston, one of the
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. Miss Estella and Master Alfrid
or and all fbdulp,e in this sport, both
Monday from visiting At; ber brother
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away last Sunday in theporson of Mr.
. sizes and abyres, All cheap but no interior goods. .1
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most, enthusiastic players in the Club.
in which
A rink, competition is now on, i
1161mes left last week for - their home
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Freds in Usborne where she has been'
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- Miss Lily Rowed'of Undon Is th 0
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Thomas Willison at the Age of 73 years
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Di�ceased bad been ailing for � some
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Our Summer Shifts are strictly, .
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the most experienced skips will play
in Detroit, - . I .
Miss. Baker tit Pulls,rbon SPOI16 a
Mrs. H, E.' Rorke entertained the
Campers to 11, taffy pull- on Saturday
for a couple Of weeks. .
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guest of her uncle, Mr. S, Caldwell, at
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time, the trouble being cancer of th(
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. in voine other position, Those taking
are.: -1- W.Jackson, J. Bell, L
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few day s as ihe guest of Miss Do
evening. A huge bon fire. was lighted
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Air. A. 'Youngblut of,11onsall is visit,
stomach, . �
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Mi , Tyerman of Seaforth ii
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Xenbedy,-J. W. Irwin; � 2-i. John.
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Stanley, � .. I .. ...
The person who 108b. a' . .
baby's tan
I And songs, recitations, speeches, etc,
ore the order of theovening, A very
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Ing friends in Xuburty. .. .
Miss Flora Turner of Goderich Was
visiting friends here tet peebent, ,
Fred. Button spent, Sunday
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Hoover; 3-W. Spalding, J.' Wise-
shoe between Clinton And Holmesville,
.merry Cline was spent. .
Miss Cline, "She the betiall
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The Orangemien Are making great
'all
the guestof MissEffieXtiox. lastweek,
with
LonOesbora friends.
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('211 &3� lasti week, way have the same
of and
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preparations for their' picnic, whi
Air. and Mrs. T. Clark of Durigailbon .
a 13 ties 1� d W a yj
Win. Carter nd r le d Or I
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D. A, Forrester, T. Leckie, j. ,tons.
by calling at W. Stanley'a. I
canvass", is quite in her element, amid
natoral rugged beauty has
Ill be held on the afternoon, of Wed-*
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have
were the guests of the latter's parents
Mensall on Saturday.
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. Jackson, G. D. MeTaggart, W. IV. Par-
Mr. and Mrs, Rose And Miss Rose of
Fargo, Dakota are the guests of Me,
and with
marvellous accuracy and skill reproduc-
�iews
,nesday next., The program will
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something for everybody. There will
last8onday, .
Airs, Geo. Marshall is going to Toron'
Harvest is a thing of the past Around
here now. .
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ran -, 0-1. P. Tisdall, A. T. Coolie 110
Elfora.
Wire Fence
ad on canvass several beautiful
of forest, lakii and hill, I
be just enough speechifying and no
more, vocal and Instrumental must 0,
to next weekto take In the millinery
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Miss A.'Tyarman was in Seafor(I
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R, Agnew; 7
D. L. McPherson, -.To
Harland, D. McCoryle, No Fair' A'
W. W. Kemp, Page
General Agent, was in our villuie on
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Mrs. Hoover and family intend re.
games, sports, etc,, etc, The Summer.
openings.
Miss R. Youngblub was the g, uesb of
last Friday.
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Porter. -
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turning to town this Week,
hill Fife and Drum Band will be in At-
Miss 0. Lawson last Week.
HULLETT TOWNSHIP.
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Misses Lucie and Browriia Andrews
Miss, I'llora Ounningharne Webb to
tendance, In the evening a cork.
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, Mr. j. Cook has returned to his
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I of Pullarton are .the guests of Miss
town for a few days but has returned
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cerb will ,be hold Hill's hall.
ditties also Mr. Sh6ar to bbe Base Line
Miss R Reynolds and Miss Ida
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Rey. Si L. Smith, formerly 4�
rector Ab
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Bertha Stanley. I
again to camp. . I I
The program will be such that, in OV,
schooL.M199 O'Neil to At her accustom -
Knuckle spent Sunday ill Goderich.
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Dayfleld, now. of Forest, has built a
On Sunday morning Mr. A. J.
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der to secure a seat, It will be neces-
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oil place.
Mr. T. Quigley of Seaforthwas horn(
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Rom mbel- you got a nice, large Photo
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pretty and comfortable cottage on the
shore of Lake Huron about five miles
Courtice preached in the Methodist
church and in the evening, Rev. A. X.
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sary to buy a ticket early. Spend the
p. m, of Wednesday next with the
-� It do
Mi -go Nicholson is visiting under the
parental roof.
for Sunday.
School opened on Monda,f with a fait
� fbr framing with every doze
from Voresb, where he and his family
are spending the summ r months.
Birks of London gave on excellent
diso,ourso. Ab the VilwoAh League on
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Messrs, Amos Townsend, M. Lloyd,
members of No. 803 will thee
good. I
Misses T. and.M. Lautenslager of
.London are visiting under the oarent.
attendance.
Mr. P. Brennan still keeps poorly.
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Lastweek a family Ile -union Was ar-
ranged, when all the members of the
Monday evening Rev. A. K. Bilks
3. Crich, Charles and John Layton
wheeled to Goderich on Sunday U66
Mr. John Mason, who passed away
At his home in Blyth on Wednesday of
at roof a6 present.
Mr.AlbeftNicholeon returned home
I Miss Dalton of, Chicago, formerly
our school teacher, is Pponding it fevv
$4.00 �
family, with the exception of Ambrose
spoke on Missions,
Miss Bean of Clinton viattea friends
and spent the day With friends there.
1#86 week, was one of the ItNoble 400 11
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from the West last week. lie likes it
clays visiting among her old friends,
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Cabinet
of Rensall, were present and enjoyed A
. . iby,
in the vicin
, Mr. Horace Bennett of the London
as the sededers from the 1. 0. F.
so well that lie will go back again.
The Misses Foy of New York spent t
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couple of days outing at I'Taka-it�easyll
Cottage. Miss Ethel had just returned
Misses Bette of Woodstoc k are visit.
Road spent Sunday In the county
town, Some attraction for Hors thoro,
form the 0, O, P. were cA110d . Me,
Mason was a, member of the Londes.
few days visitingfrionds In this parto:
tile township.
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from St. LukoIs � Hospital,' Now York,
Ing at Mrs W. Mulholand's. .
mothinks. I .
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bdra Courb at the time And, Went out;
East iiaiyanosli. ,
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Mr. .To Ilarilin of Goderich spent Sun,
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� This ofir is for 9, short time only.
where she has most successfully COW-
plated the firsb year of her course Of
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LAWN SOOIAti, .
Mr. Charles and Annid Carytochall. of
the Mill Road were Sunday guests of
with the brethern. Ito always main.
tained his connection with this Courit
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miss James of the goo Is visiting her
any here. �
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! We do all kinds of life-size work U
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I theaply as you can procure :first-class.
training -, Miss Loraine arrived Tues.
day morning from, Woodstock -, Miss
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A lawn social will be hold at the
friorlds here, �
Miss Hattie Dodd of Clinton spent
though he moved' to Blyth several
years Ago, He was also a member of
e01181"Xis ' s site& Deacon.
, Air# Alex.and Miss Annie Xhigslyoub
Sunday last 'their
. 84ulble zine-lstft"16y. �
�Tho
workanypl4ce, Allworkparanteed
Kathleen had just returned from an
lzgb6th Fisher, ad-
residence of Mrs, jjj 11
'church,
Sunday the guest, of Miss Oarrio 3ohns,
L. 0. L., No. W3. A large, delegation
from lodges to
nb uncle's, Mr.
ItObeteMO fuel'
t a X OV08,
Denomy fitmily Is one of t114
extended visit. Rev, V. 13. Smith Of
340011t to Bethel Colborne
Mr. John White had a year.old colt
both, these Went Up at-
Y's,
boGt known. oit this Line. Hwedonol
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� and up-to-doLte.
Clinton and POVOY, now of 0aeberry,
township, ontbe evening, of Thursday,
killed.-.br lightning OnSundaynight,
tAnd Ills: funeral on Friday And the fat-
Miss Powell, Of Clinton is tile 9110st
mistake there are eighteen branches oJ
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Man., were also premilt, for a few days,
Sept. Oth, Tea will be served at 0 p,
The Itispector of losses for tile .8fe-
lowing of their butuber Were chosen
other CoUnity, MISS Liz& MeNIL's, �,,
it within i. 6trotely of about four milei
Call and -see our
it was a happy gathering, but the
in. I Afterwards & good Prq9rAffl Will
Xil101y MiltuAl Was on hand the first
AS I)AII-b0hrel'S 1 -GOO, Snell, W11114111
80110018 re-Opellea oIt Monday'. SW6�
of the Sauble - They are kindly ant
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leave. taking was not withoub regret.
Lilaoll lbust, feel that as the several
be given in the Church, Music by the
Bethel choir And otfiers, An auto-
thing Monday morning and settled.
Mr. White received $00.
R1!py,,To1inUrundaoa, WillfamGraln-
ger, Sobn tasham. and Matt. Mains.
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school closed the school house ill f3o, f3$ L
No. 11 lifts been undergoing extensive
hospitable and very much respected.
Mr. Henry lt%u, one of our ynos
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members scatter Abroad to makehomoo
graph quilt of elaborate design will be
School to -opened in No. 4- on Tues.
These Were all old friends of the do-
repairs, A, now foundation bag been
prosperoug farinera, has had it ilov
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113)UROBISSIP S, TV, NO#
to" themselves-tho opportunities for
disposed of during the evening, Revs.
day.
T1101'e0ebtraftig have d6layed the
coasedand it; was to them It Mournful
to help lay one
built, and the wallsveneered withbriek,
barn built this lioasons, It is "70X4(
meeting -as a whole" under the Parent-
Clemens &kid M. J. Wilson ArO eXPCOt-
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plftsuto away wholit
Chile greatly improving Its appeave"Ace,
well builtand; strong. lb will be fill
at roof beeome the more dloubt.
va to be present, Admission, W and 15
harvest With those who were not
� In, life they had known so well dild In.
Aliss Louillof Winghairt was it guest
to overflowhig when Mr. Ittill gets Ill
VC-iij
- 0�,o,i,,ii,i. ,,, -, clin ton.,
. ful, &ua unartaiv, I I
I cents*
lucky enough to have flaiahod. ..
I t6lately, .
at, U. CoUltes, last Wok.
I et ops tinder its roof.
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