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CUKOR NNW ERA
eg to Notifj
Our customers and the, public generally that we shall on
Saturday Next
May lith, •
Commence to sell one of the largest stocks, of Clothing
consisting of Men's, Youths' and Boys' Snits,
which has this week been bought from the trustees of -
the estate of John, Calder & Co., the largest manufac-
turers in Canada, who have gone " to liquidation;
The goOds-haVe been bought at a very low figure •
for spot cash, which will enable us to sell far below any
dealer in the county of Huron. (.
The first Saturday will be' devoted to the Boys'
aTid-Furiiishings.
We invite everybody
to inspect these good3.
CLINTON
Bicyclesfor Sale 0 t
Having bought out thewhole stook, of bicycles from . T. Cooper, including 14
witeele ;--2 Hartfords, 3"Wolverinee; 2 OTeende (one with coaster breke.) 2 Gendrone,
1 E, & D., 2 E. Z., 2 °resents, ali of which we intend to run of at a low margin le make
room frr new wheels. Anyone wanting a good bioyale would save money by buying one
•of these
,All kinds of repairs kept mi hand and wheels cleaned or repaired. Work guar -
*little&
kew tires from le6 to $10. . •
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Bleiekemith and machine shop in connection. •
We are also prepared to do all kinde of work in horse shoeing, and .general
• 'repairing.
All the plow points and eepaire kept by 1, Tedford still kept in etook:--
Pointe fer the Tedford plow.. •
4 " Miller -Tedford. •
• " Tedford No. 8. •
" " Wilkineon No. 7 and 21.
" " Fleury No, 13, 12, 10 and 21.
• " Sylvester No. 7, •
• " Hill's patent.
Old No..13.
Seeley az Turner
4.;.4100..... Medford's old stand. Ratteubury street, Clinton.
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If you Want New. Shoes
CILL ON
Fret]. T. Jackson,
Dealer in all kinds of Footwear.
A•sunareal invitation is extended taft'Arynody to Gall and intipect cer roods scd prices
Wogisee a very choic4se1ectiou sp,..eied lint!, trash fr:ra the etagere tip•to•Jale in
twery respect,
Our line of MEN'S SHOESare superior to aever
in style, n atott!rialon workmanship.
Our lines of LADIESAMISSES" and CHILDREN'S are
models of the highest skill in shoe building.
SHOES FOR BOYS have received special attention
awl our -lines cannot be equalled for durability. '
our termite are atrictiCask. We unman* satisfaction Or your •
money back. WITTER and EGGS will be taken as cash, and when the vile
of either mettle offered exeeeds theattiount of the purchase, we will pay the
difference in cash.
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Our store is in the Beaver Block, next door to
Grigg's Famous Jewellery establishment.
Wanted. •
ticc4 12'. One t in of batter_ we .kly V e
Wive all kn L. ef corn from Orompt etn's ealey
waft. We are sole agents fur the oelebratect
J any Ivor silo „ pnipuees it has no
eon ,l, 'so says. .1 o. McMullin & Sone, tne
rg et corn prr,ducers of Canada..
U. E. KING, Wiertuam,
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OANNING-In bleaforth. April Le, wife of
Mr James Canning, a daughter.
OuORNR-In i.ippon, April P5, wi`e of Ur
W. W, Cooper, a elm.
D.A.LTON-In Ifibbert, April 26, wife of Mr
JohnDalton, a eon.
CUMMINGZ-fri Ooderleh township, Bar-
field road, April 10, wife of Mr John Om -
rain e a dem Ivor
.0IJINTOIX
000,6044 every Thursday afternoon.
11'U Wheat T.h. .4f.."1..17;40Pr0101 11,
109001.4.
Gate .. •• Att••••••ttIO 0 roil a 0- 30,
Rye 0 40 a 0 45
Barioy ...,, 088 040
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x ** f057 11. 060
10.11TH-•-ln G•Jderlolt, April 10, wife of Mr -Meer'lo
Per ewc • •• • • •• 75 2 00
IR. E. Smith. a daughter. Butter, ose 15,16,p'/A" 0 14 a 0 15
Ziunee
' , 0 00 a 8 00
LAIDLAW-In Morrie, Aoill 22, wife of kr Egoper doz *** 0 9 a 020
Laaw, anon. Hay
RUSSELL -In East Wawanosh, April n. Sheepskins 0 40 .90 0- 60
wife of Mr Frank Rune% a eon. No, 1 Green trim, hides 0 00 0 00
80.a0 -1n Morrie, APv1122. vidle of My Potatoes. ...... .. . . . 0 25 a 0 25
Wm, Skelton, $ daughter.
34FIA.141till-droYE gilletaoWn. awanosh, April 20,wife' TI :31.1 uhenerifiey' npe gee ri pa perel hrb: b:17:7“.• 0000 O' 070 :44. (C)100 (7121
L1NDSAY-In Myth, April 27, Wife of Tr
o faMoro Tr: Ad apurigth tot:: wife 01 Arthur
Pork, live . .. .. " 5 05 a 5 05
Att...04,
Pork, drooped 7 00 * 7 00
Robb, a daughter.
Wood. .o, ., . 2 ....... 25 2 5 e, 2
ILIOHMONV-in Erna, April 21, hort
wife of Xi' • ,.. -t: , ..
Hugh Richmond, a pen.
HALLIDAT-In Branden, Man., Apri120,.to Live Stock Markets,
Mr aod Mrs George Halliday, formerly of
Brussels, a daughter. •
MoCALLUAI-In Grey, April 21, wife of
Donald MoCalltun, a eon.
TURNER- In Sear. rth, April 20, wife 01 John
Turner, a daughter,
JOHNSTON-On Me y let, con, 10, Tauber ry,.
Mss
Rd.Johnston, a daughter,
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ILUTCHISON-LOEBER-In Winghamion
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A , Mr Jut •
chigoe, Dr the Rev. D. Perrie, Mr Thomas Ent-
chison to Miss Bertha M. E. Loeser, both of
Idorningten Perth Co
COATES-SINCLAIR-In Sheshene, April
19, by Rev. Mr Barger, of Shoshoue, Mr 3. 1.
Coates. to Alin Fannie 3, Sinclair, alliof Shos-
hone, Idaho. formerly of Grey township.
N GRI1Ta-PLEET-.A 9.Paure,Fordwich*
r Rev. Wm. Lowe,, May let, Wm. Griffith of
the township of Howiok to Miss Iva Fleet of
the village of Fordwioh.
' IMAD.
SLEEVE- In Seaforth, April 26, Mery_Rolll_
dayrwil1e-tMlra
r-VR1131ifeth. 'gel 78Yeltza.
MOSELT-/n Goderich, April 21," Mary Har-
" yrrellot-of-the4ate-Johu--Moselyraiged---80
years.
MoNEVIN-In Colborne, Apri121, John Mo -
Nevin. aged 73 years
BROWN -1n Detroit, April 22, James Brown,
formerly of East Wawrinosh, aged 71 leas..
LEVIT'T-In Exeter, 'April 18. Huldah M.
Grafton, wife of Mr Wm, Levitt, aged Sayre
REID-Ia East Wawanosh, April 20, Evenia
relict of the ?attract. Reid, aged 58 years.
YOUNG -At Zetland, April 28, Barbara
Robinson,reliet of the late James Young, aged
1 78 years.
MeRINNON-In Wingliani,.Aprilmi, Donald
MoKinnion. of Rinloss, aged 78 yeare. •
LAIDLAW-In Morrie, Apri; 25, Mary
Black, wife of Mr James. Laidlaw, aged .31
BARE -In Mullett, April SQ,Zolin Alexander.
Barr. aged 78 tyears.
• FCRE-In Clinton; April 24, gig; pelts Puke,
MATH/ ItS-Lln. Morrie 22, . infant
al &Os years.
AprII -• d of Mr and Mrs Geo. Mather..
• HOWARD In 17Phi bv April 27 wife Of
Themes Ht. ward, sister Of Mr johil Govett
Estate of Walter Riddell of Clinton. - '
1)eceased.
All persons having clainut against the estate
of Walter ttiddell,late of toe village, of Lon.
th., trough, in this county of Huron, yeoman,
deceased, who died on or about the 7th day of
April, 1901, are hereby required cm er beforeSaturdey. the 15 h d -y of J une 1901, to send by
Post prepaid,. or eliver to William T. Riddell,
Auburn, Ont., and David McGill. Blyth, Ont.,
thoegeentors of the said tstate, or to the
undersigned,their solicitor, Tull particulars of
the r claims, duly verified by declaration.
After thel5th day of June, 1901. the said ex-
ecutors will proceed to dist•ibute-the pre -
Geode of the said estate among the parties
entitled, having regard only to the claims
of which they then have notice.
Etated at Clinton, April 30th, 1901. . • •
W. BRTDONE.
.12olieittir for the extroutore,
May 3-3 Clinton; Out_
DR. C. W. THOM PS001 -
Physician, Surgeon, Etc.
Special attention given to diseases of the
Eye, Ear, Throat and hose..
• • °Ince and Residence--
Albert Street, 2 Blockg North sr Mattembary •
.The Novelty Bakery
and Restmirant
We are prepared to supply an
your wants in the bakeryline, and
we guarantee to give setiefaction in
every respect. ,
We make a epeeialty in Wed-
ding Cakee and of icing cakes at a
remonable price.
Our Restaurant
is a place where you will find
everything in a first clam restanr-
ant.
Candle* of allikitide and always
fresh.
Cigars in the best of bratide.
Tobaceoe of &Mande.
We will have
Ice Cream and Drinks
Of all kinds immense the
er is au table.
MoOlaoherty's Old Stand
-knairlmer• McCiay
Telephone No, 1. CLINTON.
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FRED T. JACKSON
The People Who Know
Will 000061W/4e you if yOtir chillee'of
*Wheel thie tietviOn should be 01 Mew
gigetyoUgaggIg. The beet to -day
ant best fair Years, Our prices;$40 *no
IMO are Within teach ot au. .0'44 1"1:ne *early and oft4b..
aRocaltir
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Ilv•ry igoaltm
CheapFrtiit
HOPPA T -in Stanl• y M -y 6. Janet Mc-
Kenzie, rel of tbe late Walt. r -Mfa', .acd,
66 years.
PENNINGTON-In Colborne township, May
2, Mrs Thomas .l'en.nineton, treed 43 Na,tra„ • •
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OLIN '1'01\T
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ar e uranite
179r01:?.,ICS
The purchaser of a. monument
should haN,e complete crnfidence
in the reliability of the fiurn, fr 3m
which he buys, for the material
and workmanehip is eomsthing
very few blayers are familiar with. '
If you do not know us, please in- '
quire about our reliability from
those who know us best. We are
the only practical men here in our
. line. •
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B. -Hoover,' Proprietor SoRwell Dtike won rho followine
Th`rd, Royal Counties Show at Canterbury-, •
1893; Second,' Pletfleitl,, 1894. Highly cora-
men,her, T.ondon Show. 1395. Fillies sired by •
Seigel! Doukemade 450 guinea. Vatru-
a 1 , 850g t ea* ato fit' le; • '
29.) ta, nese fit, Mr AtrnitlIts • we. A filly a so
London, May 6, -"united. States (Attie,
61d; sheep, 7d.
LirerF0011 Ma, G. -Canadian cattle,
to 6d. Cattle firm; eheep Blow.
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Montreal, May 6. -The receipts et the
east end abattoir this morning were 600
heeds of cattle, 80 calves, 50 sweep and 75
lambs; There was a good attendance of
buyers and prices were good. Cattle choice
sold at 4a0 to 5o per lb;good at 4o to 40 per
lb; lower grades at 2o to no per 11); calves
sold from 32 to 38 mob Sheep brought 4o
to 5o per lb„ Iambs sold from 4o to 5o per
Ib. Bogs brought from 6o to 7o -per lb.
Toronto. May 7.--Eighty,six loade in to,
day including 661 hogs, 153 sheep and
lambs; and 128 calves. Export cattle,.
obohle, $4 90 to $5.25; export cattle, light,
84.40 to 05; export bulls,ohoide, $3.84 to
.14440Lexmort bulis, Iight, $3,25, to 1180.
butchers oattle; picked lot, $4 to $4,60;
butchers cattle, medium, mixed, $3 60 to
-$47101-butchertf-dattle common, $3,15-fii-
$8,50; feeders heavy,$4. to $4.75; feeders,
light, $3,C0 to $4,30; feeding bulls,113.25 tO
113.75; stockers, $3 10 83.60; stock bulls. 212
to $3 ; milk cows, choice, $45 to $55; milk
cows, common, eaoh, $30 to $40. Sheep,
ewes, per owt , $4 to $5; sheep, bucks, per
cwt., $3, 50 to $4; lambh, epring, each, $2
to $5; lambs, barnyard, per cwt.,.$4.50 to
$5.50; lambe, per owt, graft% fed65.50 to
$6,25; calves, per heal, 62 to .$8. Hogs.-
Singere, 6 7 Bo; fate and lights, 6 3.83 off
oars. Trade good for everything; •
East Buffalo, N. Y., May 0.-.--Cattle-
Generally lower, with 210 loads on sale..
•Choice to. extra export cattle of desirable
quality, $5,40 to $5.60; shipping steers,
$4 75 to 85.25; ,export bul10,0houie to extra,
$4 to 84 50; good to choice butcher stem.
$4.60 to $1.80; good to beet fat bulls; 53.25
to 24; feeder bullp, $3 to $3.25 stock; hula.
23 to $3 50;good to choice fat. cowir,83 75 to
84.25; fat heifers', choice to extra, 84.5,1 to
.04,75; Canada stook calves, choice tc extra,
314 to .25, ()goad% feeders, good to eatta,
64.25 to $4,40; milkers, cho'oe to • extra,
$60 to $55; springers, choice to extra, 848
to $52; calves, choice to eXirs, $5.00 to
$5.74.0he p and lambs- 7be rnarketopen d
on .the ba.i, f 85.15 to 35.25 for, clipped
Jambs; choke to 'extra, $5.10 to $5,15,
cheep were about steady at ruoNing prides;
choice to 'extra.$4,50to $4 70 ,Bogs opened
Op to 100 lower, heavy 8590; Yoe kers,65.80
to 65 tg; pigs, $5,95 to$5. 75; roughe, $5.25
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Ir HE PURE BRED EN1-41.1-1H SHIRE
A s.T.ALLION.
DESPORD MARQUIS. 16639.
English Shire Stud Bok.
This splendid teenier' was foaled in 1898 and
pn chit ed 1.. his iinporrer • Means Box den
a llic.Donnell, front t he Usk Shiro Hone Co., -
who used him for two seasons. Bred k)rt W.
& J. Thompson. of Baron's Park, Desforci,
Leicestershire. Kr eland. He is a beautiful
tar. with blaze on face and • four white lrgs,
weight 20 o p.'u de. sod is in.strie, action and
ert very other tint • tioa spec'men as has
ret reached this country. •
was sir. 1 by sorwell Duke (14.302), bred'
by Lord Verulam, of Ropwell, and his dam
being Deaf rd. Puchese of Bridgeport (7047),
ftred by Ear flglieszne. •
May 101b1 1.901
.4,.***vivisosiowtoow.„4,,e,„
48r. Co.
$•• NEW
ILLINERY •
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aat'sr May is always our big month tor 61111inery and judging from the way
it darted this month will be a record breaker, but we are fully prepared to
supply all dernande Made upon ue. Our Wag Bolter vieited the ceetree of
$
:pillion and attended the summer millinery openings lest week, Where all the
latest Hens in millinery were displayed. She bought very largely in all the
new Styles in bete, bonnets, sailor% trimmings, Aware, ole,, and with her
. large staff of assistants all orders entrusted to her will be trimmed on Shed
nogoe and in the very latest etyle. We will be pleased to have you visit our
large millinery Elbowroom and view all the new creations in headgear, whet)].
er you rent to bay now or not. Youswill always find something? new 'and
up•to date in this do;artment, ft we have made arrangemente to have all
the newest otylee ehipped to us as soon so they appear On the Market We
pay spot melt for all the goods we buy, which pntsue n a position toitquote
prime like these. .
7."...7"7.111kfiggir.4
Ladies',Trimmed'S..nors, regular price 350 for 25c.
Ladies'' Trimmed Saikire, in white, black and fancy draw, at 35e, 450,,
50o and 75o.
A special line of Ladies' Sailors. in bright Maokinavn white straw, rept.. t.••
Ladileasr, 7H5aet,afttitrr5ini0oplea
to order in the leteSi. aty.le, from 62 to.$10,
McKinnon az Co., Bi
A.,
• • ?Sea t to CO Inmercial flotel
ilt1V Wtvertistintiito.
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War te:I intmediately n good getiert 1 servant
Appl3 of...6r 5 p,m. to PHILLIPP, Ratttn-
bury Street
Bull for Service
Punt,- Hatfield, 189'4; /first, Hattleld, 18911;
sired by•Stpwell Luke, u med De -ford
Illaok-
I-,II'II. held an unbeaten show etatrd in 1898.
1 Atthe annual Il w hall by the Usk Shire
Horse • , .'.,1imited...n Oft. 29, 1900, the Itt
prize co f wat i re by Degterd martinis, 14889,
titkliig'7.t prim, in els ,s and loo ehammon
prize ot sh rat, am was scald f,tr a ar u sum to
a IMO& of lour r.
. bet on. ,y Mar etb. at no n. he will
Proored to oiverbi'l, ith con., qoderich
The indtreigoed Iris on' his prernifiee; lot .11:1 h
con. 4, 1111 lett. a t .orobred Scotoh 1-horthorn then to v o n Youngp, 4th con. f .r nem;
bull,"Teciarntn;t.ust.r5otc wilinsaiehriov.ill he kept for. Her- Wediedsdaly, lie*w ian:otlecdfto J., n Wt. alio
Com -
May 10-tf ' ADAM WEIR, Millen. ton's for noon, 'lteeno 10 SI u 110,4. Com -
morello °Rotel, LIU,' on, far Joni .
Thitredat. W "4 AZOCeed Wrth
Farm to Rent. o'oug'04, 11,th eon., a derich Tp., for noo ;,
1 Friday, ho will. wocerel to Wm Haack( 'ir
thenee to George u....tuolt 'a for itioht
• That excellent and desirable stooklartn, hat
which maybe used for other purposes, cam
prising the north hnlf of lot 22,,fird con., Hul et,
contsinhor 160 acres. Possession given er
harvest For particulars apply to D. SHAMA.
HAN, Hallett. May 10-tf
Township of Mullett Court
of Revision.
Notice4Wherebrgivetcrthatt-thrt metttinFort
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We have decided to sell until
furt4er notice—
28 !WINO Waited raisins $2.60
3 it Si 26
Prunes per lb, .., ti • * • 6 ..
take " ...
Pigs
IfeangAisen, Tea pest )'• $
Agent for' Roister& 1$
das Daisy Balt.
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Our telephone parabola 48,
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Court for the Revision of the Aesessment Roll
d°feethbora oT7Owlishn Satiu9r0dfa
ylluyillaeltt.25.witi, a
lbe th
heeldhaottLOr .017 uore 11,;01.43.4.,
lOo'elcicka.m ,for the purpose of hearing and
settling complaints against the said assessment
roll. Persons having business at the Court will
please attend at, the said time and place with-
out further notice. •
mai 30_3 JAMBE! CAMPBELL.
• Clerk.
Huron Road, or noon; t heure to Tilt's barn,
Goderich, for night, and wiltr.rayin all
f day Saturd.. , and then r. turn to kideewrod
I Pork .where he wiliremain until flu folic Wing
MOB slay noon.
This route will be continued during the Bea-
ton, health and weather permit ting.
Terms, 815 to insure. parable January let,
1902.
EDWARD a Arrati.L.
1,yrrnx 00N, Proprietor.
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1111-1333
ankr t Stoc
0. B. KOENIG
Will all be moved into our own store •
ior 6hr
Great Bargain Sale
To .Begin Friday Morning
at Eight o'clock.
Out sholvts aro piled. full of Bargains which we are sure
it will be worth your wbik to dome and inspect.
We hoe not time this week to] quote prices but invite
you to give uriii call. and see foryoursolverwhat tO
Offet%
Phunsteel Gibbing
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nARLAND BROS.' -
Cheap Hardware
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Stock of
r ware
Just received another stock
Hardware
Graniteware•
-• Tinware
Nails •
• ...Gla'ss
Ready mixed Paints
Alabasfine
Kalsomine
. • , Daisy Churns
Clothes Wringers
TJawn. Mowers
Spades
Shovels
Rakes
Hoes, etc.
Of
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All kinds of Fence Wire
We buy in large quantities and gi
our customers the benefit of it.
• Just received 2 carsLaHmtlpind_oxid____:_
Thorold Cement. COI fInd et our prices,
Give us a call.
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House
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The standard. arca Treiting-fitaillenr-
Honduras, No, 81714, Seco d 2 281:- Mondayti
wintery. Bayfield. and proceed o Wilson"
motel, Brueetield,fer noon; th nee by TenItcks
to Commercial Hotel, for night.
Tuesday, will proceed to Mason' flotel,
for noon; thence to John Redmond's, W. et-
field.for night. Weatiesdalt, wi ' iiNceed to
Etheritlionobrfro-e D'1110;* /111(11f1, frr night,
vad, a's, mac)* r, ior poni; thence
When buying iteld meds, you oertainly want the best. No man by looking at
7'12" 22Y' wm P2* • -
n"a. tt-n 11'
r ="k'r seeds can tell exactly what their crop will be. You Moat rely in a great measure upon
nleb?tab' 811.will11,P eaFr11'»; or.°.r, the itanning of the nem from which yon buy., Messrs John A. Bruce & Co. of HIM11.
iininn. Hot el. Goderi h. for linen: tut nee tn ton have carried on the badmen of of seedeman for 51 yeers, tvhich in itself is the ampie
Chat Coo. tit, -`aytield EA.', for night.Sato •
daY, Wilt procaine tnrcuah nayrielo, tO Ai. D. proof of their integrity and fair dealing,
West titsitheo'etlioisinuebtl:Balinien,sfog, withal:roe; btaftwpiene For y
male tin Alondat a Ohre we have bought field 'undo front this arm and *bay ihvaio proy,
We have every confidence in recOniseending it.
&woo Gate Post Mammoth Lon Rd Mengel, ill remarkably long, stnesth
ming
_OUIMETTE Londesboro.
(11110A00 NDICATE COMPAA. a sat *dory.
OWNaitS. •
Brave soy, Vol, 2, No. 2082, Clyde,. dies Stud
Book of °shads, Foaled leth June, 1807, will
Stand for the IMprevement of stock thig fift-
een a folkerne-Mondayi May w 11 IlleY91112
own stable, kit 27. con. 7, Hullett and, proeftd
west to G. MeCtirtite Mr noon' bony there
south tO Holm. evil 6,, for nig t. 104 Port `Int in ehlre. In the tteft• the lenStM mtements1 farm, Ottatriv.for tho
proceed soutli,up Cut Line,to tlas MoDettgol s, season 1899, the ate Post stood lot, predacity yie of thirty lour and en. third iota
xerstet Wiljer neep;th n proceed to WIN per Acre. Price per rand 180,
Valeitotielt or slight, Wolitniday, _pkideed
tome to reed to ROA. Cololotighte,
for noon; theette fta Grahams's EV,tel,Olintori,
for night Tiotredtty, "nested south,up Lon. Ilrue4 Markt Valk* interthediateldingeL this is anew and dietinet skein
don Road, t Appletotillicoat's, fer tooManil, or the Oltermediate Sip% the enormous NW Of the roots, their handsome 'hope, brig).
from there torts& Web's, for night, FIl- 00100th. yellow skin, vow tbc seal ot the Meet Iona teeters and mar**. quilt.
dor. tiMuieed nortb,nn taa mut Sta cone., lie M. ons of Ib. mos atisithwe virtetues, psioe par pusne, 180,
CilelVilt for nftn; sold kora there to his owe.
enable, tor night. SattirdaY,Dree ea Beet on Log flea ustegois amino). deo, per pow. Ns pa pond •
for nose; then to his urn *titbit., where he
1
lith And 7th oone,, ideas oorftr, thetute
atiroes to won, a, and Of to W. R. Foga Ws, ' •
willretraittnntil Mo day Morning. SherWin-W1 lenie Pettit, corium the earth, the attpttior quality of Ai* Walk'
JA.S. M4X1,14PrOl$0 iltOleit the evirittieo of abildee mad 601oet ina the tithos With whioh it Oat be applied Nakao it
Hatio-nitvg.,..0Th6 oem,on.to. ilte mita dietrithht Paint on the ineiket. We 'Aiwa ity olitels you are likely to *anti
b lle bad 'arrived and the borgetnan !It
need ot such be COUlfilfinght0 "4"
Inteteet ter leaylty his' Order sl =toe
OtilliETTE Londesboro
NOW RAO. alien. A. good choice of .ut,e ; '°
Us Whet boat with Tirl2011
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