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• STRATFORD, ONT.
Recent graduates have accepted good
Positions at $45, $45, h5o and b6o per
month, and a few days ago an appli-
cation received offering one of our
graduates of last term a salary of
$13oo per annum. This is the kind of
evidence you are looking for as to the
best school to attend. Catalogue free.
Enter this month if possible.
, W. J. ELLIOTT, STRATFORD.
Grain! Grain!
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Standard
Elevator
— CLINTON —
All kinds of
grain wanted and
the highest prices paid
in CASH for any
quantity.
Call at the Elevator and
see us before selling.
D. Urquhart.
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POTATOES WANTED,
A eat1004 Of potatoee wanted for
%villa the highest cash peke will be
Raid.
P. MAITLAND, OrOcer.
Clinton, Oet. 27tk.
TIICKERSMITM VA= OR. SALU.
The undersigned offers eer sale that
choke 150 acre fano on the Huron
Road, Teckersmith, one mile east of
•Clinton. New frame house with eume
liter kitchen, first class batik barn,
dries. shed, hen houee, pig pen, silo,
two wells, windmill, end small or-
chard. The Bayfield river runs across
back end of lot. 'rhirt3r acres of flats,
the finest of grass land. This is a
splendid farni, well sitnated, a*4
will be sold on easy Jenne.
AR.THUR C017CH, Clinton
Seine 9th.
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ROUSE, FOR SAW.
The undersigned offers for salea
xX storey cottage with five bedrooms,
large dining room, parka., etc. Situ-
ated, on William street, convenient to
the Collegiate Institute. For further
particulars apply to Jamee Scott,
barrister;
MR$. LAIRD.
Clinton, June 2rd,
• CHOICE FARM FOR SALE.
$9,0oo will buy a choice farm of
about x20 acees,_ situated a heel mile
from Clinton. Good brick house, 20x
28 and 20X20; barns 4ox40 and 4cer6o,
with stone stables underneath, silo,
windmill, etc. Will be sold on easy
terms. For further particulars aPPI,
to
JAMES STEVENS, •
Clinton P. 0.
April 2e5t.
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GODERICM FARM FOR SALE
• OR TO RENT,
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The underaigned offers for sale parts
lots 71 and 72 on the 6th con. of God-
erich township, consisting of 96 acres,
46 acres cleared, balance hardwood
busk, part • of • it is culled,
8 acres of orchard and small
fruits. Frame house and bank barn.
2 wells. 6 Miles from: Clinton and 3
tulles from Bayfield. Foe further par-
ticulars apply on the premises or to
MRS. WILLIAM PARSONS,
Beyfield.
•September x9th.
• STANLEY FARM FOR $A-TeE•
• As I wish to retire foam fainting I
offer to sell for lee,000 tny splendid ioo
acre farm situated on the Front Road,
34 mile east of Varna. 90 acres clear-
ed, 10 acres' hard and: Wit- woe& busb.
Good frame house with cellar, barn
and shed. Goocl beating orchard, good
water, hard and soft. A rare chanee
to get a fine farm cheap. possession.
given early in the fall. • '
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HENRY MAKINS, Verne P, 0.
June rah,
ta,LETT FARlie FOR SALE:
The endersigned offers for sale Lot
42, Con, *13, Township of Hallett, con-
sisting of e50 acres, no acres cleared
and in a good state of cultivation, .To
acres eimnp land ar.d balance good
hardwood bush, 'never chlled. The lot
• is. well watered and fenced, and is e4
mile from a. church, 2 miles from Ate -
burn and 9 'mules from Clinton. A
public school is located On the corner
•of the lot. There'is a pied two-stor-
ey brick house, 2 bank barns and out-
buildings and a good bearing orchard.
For further pereiculeirs apply to, •
Vent BALL, Aubmn P. 0.
August 8th. '
FARM ehe' STANLEY FOR SAM
South N -of lot 15 and the north
of lot 14 on the tth ton. of the WWII:,
ship of Stanley are offered for stile.
The farm contains no acres, all clear-
ed, in a good' state of cultivation and
well watered. 'There are two barns
and stabling anda franie dwelling
house, Two •good bearing orchards.
Mile from school and miles froth
church and postofeee. For • further
particulars apply to
June 2n.d.
MRS. S. hecINTetRE,
• Henn%
Marriage
Licenses
XSUED BY
B e Itutaball, Clinton
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MILLINERY
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November is always a big month for Millinery and thie Stetson we have
made great preperatiene for it. We have Piet received and past into stOeit
a large assortment of the newest styes in Ready -to -Wear Elate. Also Un-
trimmed Mete in all the lateet, designs, and a full stock of Trimmings hi
Flowers,Tipe, Feathers, Bucklee, Silks, Velvete, Itihboneeetc. Miss Ste*
art has charge or the Millinery Department with a full etaft of assistants.
She will be pleased to take your order for any style.Of hat $0a Wish, and
have it Warned in the bleat style on short notice
No Hat is alloWed to leave ottr showroom except
it le tritrithed in the Wet% style and
betouning to the Wearer.
SPECTALS
ILadies' tlitibrella'Shawle, Made of white gloria Otetland floss in new
Patteens, at very little more then you would pay for the floss, 75e,
This Week *6 shoW several special MINI at, very low prices :
$1 and $1.25.
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, Another shipment of those heatly, witrin Vests and Drawers for 'Ltd.
Laditelt 'Ainterh taloantitileeWveosoal "Vdeilth:aPtiedcf Dvrivi:ePetielionlaireizleirtilo Week nat.
oral and white at.604 760 and 01, ..
IAsk tO see teir men's heavy wool fleeted:Shirts and 1)raweis, worth
'60e for 450.
Lulies' Cloth ‘Matttlett, in long end mediate lengths, front 0.50 to SUL
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CONSTANCE The Prohibitionists Organize for the Campaign
Next Sunday' quarterly meeting will
he held in lemdesboro fu the morning.
Titere will be preaching at Constance
in the evening at 7 o'clock and the
sacramout of tee Lord s supper s -
%lensed at the eiose of the service.
hliss Maggie Macdonald visited Mrs,
J. Mills at Harlock for a few days.
Miss Ada Dreke of Steffa, is visiting'
her sister, Mrs, Richard Hotham,
HORSE, -BUGGY, CUTTER AND 0
HARNESS FOR SALE.
The undersignecl oilers for sale x
ariviiig mare, x buggy z cutter and
set harness,
Clinton,
October 28th.,
E. KEMP,
• SPECTACLES FOUND,
Found, on Victoria street, on Sat-
urday last, a pair of spectacles with
steel frames. The case bears the *tame
of P. B. Crews. The owner can have
them by paying for this advertise-
ment, ,
• JAMES FINCH.
Clinton, Oct. 27th,
. FARM FOR SALE..
The undereigned offers for sale lot
34, con, 13, Mullett, containing 90
acres, 8cr acres eleamd, balance good
hardwood bush. 6 acres in fall Wheat
and 12 acres fresh seeded down, Frame
house and bank barn.- One mile from
the villageof . Auburn, X mile from
school. . Will be seed op reasonable.'
terms.
WILLIAM YOUNPI3LIIT,
Auburn P. 0.
October 27th. •
, TEACHER WANTED
Male teacher,holding a nd class
professional certificate wanted for
principal of the Byfield Public school.
The certificate is to be not older than
five years. Duties to commence Jan.
3rd, 1903. Applications stating sal-
ary, etc., received up to• 7;p, tn. on
Nov. loth. ••
•, J. W. TIPPET, 'Secretary.
•Box 5, Bayfield.
Oct. 2001. •3t
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i,ECEISTER SZIEEP FOR SALE,
The undersigned has for sale four
thorobred Leicester :Ram. Lanai and
also 1 thorobred Sheateing.- Vernis
reasonable, .
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WILLIAM GLENN, •Stanley.
• Clinton . Oi .
Oct. 18th. 3*•
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• ROOMSTO. RENT. •.
The -rooms in the Elliott: block initil
lately occupied by • Miss Brigham,
dressmaker, and also the eitotri facing
Huron'street are offered for ;rental.
Apply to. Mr. Newcombe or to
. J. 0., ,ELLIOTT,
Clinton, Oct, 18th. • 3* •
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.Creamery notice. . .
-TENDERS WANTED
• The directors of the Molinesville
'Cheese, & Batter Co, evill receive ten-
ders for the purchase of the buttermilk
om the make of butter ,frien Nov. x
to the end of 1902. The person ten-
dieing- to specify what he Will pay
for , the butterritilk from 'each ton of
better inantifaetured. Milk to be re-
mOved•es • directed by buttennalter.
Tenders .to be sent to S'eeretary, on or
beforeTttesdae, Oct. 28th,: 1562.
W, B. FORSTER, President. •
•W. S. LAWRENCE,Secretary,
Oct..* 1902. •" Clinton P. O.
REWARD OFI'ERED..
• Copy of a lease of north half of lot
No..er,Bayfield con., Goderich town-
• ship, drawn in favor of g. • A.
Cantelon and signed by John ,O, El-
liott, bearing date of Feb. x898,
having been las? or mislaid -any infor-
• mation leadieg to its recovery will be
liberally rewarded.• •
ARTI•IUR CANTEL.ON, ;Clinton.
Oct. 2oth. • '•
CLINTON
MARBLE
AND
GRANITE WORKS
The hest class of work.
procurable has been
manufactured here for
many years peat,'
WE woN1 can 0. yOun. week after
your bereavement
WE wow rhaekpencTe work to Suit
WE WILL make the price to suit
the work.
WE WILL give you the choice of the
• production of the work
in design and mat erial
We are the ONLY prac-
tical men in Clinthu itt
our line. Do not, be
talked into placing your
order without drat calls
ing on tut.
WEST HURON
About seventy five people answered,
to the call of the West Huron Prohi-
bition Alliance, to. =tat in the tem.,
pera.nee hall, Goderich, last Friday
Afternoon. IVIt. G. M. Elliott, as
president, occupied the chair for
the first half hour and Rev. Mr.
Whaley ef St. Melons, vice president,
for the remainder of the session. Dr,
Fowler and Mr, J. 3. Iloinuth of
• Wingham were present te represent the
• R. T. of 1, of that town.
Mr, John A. Nichols, the well
known temperance advocate>, gave en
outline Of the plait of campaign and a
general discusston followed on ways
and means.
On motion of Rev. M. J. Wilson and
IL Elforcl of elohnesville, it was de-
vided. to appoint a committee to de-
eide what amount of =nay should be
:Askedfrom ea.ch municipality for
campaign purposes, and President El-
liott, Revs. Sautes Hamilton and J.
W. Robinson and Messes. Sas. Mitch-
ell and James Colclwell were appoint-
ed as such committee,
It was deeided that the funds cole
lectect should be direeted through the
executive and that the amount of lit..
erature to be chosen and its distribu-
tion should be in their hands, they to
communicate with the vice presidents
for each xnunicipality and to have
power to fill vacancies arising from
any cause.
The . matter of engaging outside
speakers to address public 'meetings
throughout the riding was left in•
hands of the executive, who were to
imminence thole work at once,
•In the evening North street Method-
ist church was crowded to the doors
with a deeply interested and even en-
thusiastic audience. President Elliott
presided and short addresses were
Mule by the local, clergymen and
then Mr. Niehols addressed the large
audience, making one of the inoet con-
vincing addresses for 'prohibition ever
heard in Goderich. He tully explain-
ed the Ohterio Liquor Act to be .vot-
ed on Dec. 4t11, showing the excellence
,of its (moires, and judging by the at-
tention of his hearers and the heeity
applause With which lie was frequent-
ly ;cheered, he tnade a deep 'and last-
ing interession in faVor of the act.
He dealt also with the argmeents a-
gainst prohibition, based on its alleg-
edonelTectiveness and its dangers erote
a commercial and bushiess standpoint
and the facts. and figures quoted were
certainly a strong reply to the argu-
ments of the anti's,. The address was
free from the slightest •offenseveword
or allusion to Mose who oppose pro-
hibition mid a right understanding of
thisgreat issue would be 'reached ane
much mistincleistandieg and ill feeling
cleared away if lust such addresses as
could bp heard in every menici-
pality throughout the 'campaign.
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Nd vote 0. thaeksever extended to
a 'speaker was ever deserved more
thoroughly than that tendered Mr.
Nichols,. '
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A very pleasing musical program, in-
terspersed the addresses and a sub.
stantial collection Was taken up at
the close of the meeting.
SOUTH HURON
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The adjourned temperance conven.
tion for South Muroh was held in
Miller's hall on Tuesday afternoon.
The attendance was not large. Rev.
Mr. Martin of Exeter, presideut of the
association, presided and Rev., IVIr.
McLennan acted as secretary. The fol-
lowing were appointed convenors to
organize the different municipalities
liensall, Rev. J. S. Henderson;
Tuekerstnithe Rev, Mr. McLennan ;
Hay, Rev. Iter. Yaeger; StePhen, Rev.
Mr. Thebackati ; Ilsborne, Rev, Mr.
Fletcher ; Exeter, Rev, Mr. Millyard.
After some rontine business the con-
vention adjourned.
EAST PIURON
.On Tuesday of raet week a prohibi-
tion convention was held in Brussels,
the object being to prepare for the
campaign in connection with the ref-,
erenduno There was an attendance of
about do, among the number a sprink-
ling of well knewn temperance work -
cm. Several letters were read from
parties who were unable to be present
hoputerapteepressed their willingness to ore -
Moved by B. Gerry, seconded by
James Hinchley, that we organize un-
der the name of " East Huron Prohi-
bition Association." Carried.
It was agreed that the Centre' Ex-
ecutive consist OT a President, Vice
President, Secretary aud Treasurer,
1Vloved by Thos. MelVrillatt, seconded
by Robert. MacKay, That the offieers
be as follows ;• President, W. JI,
Kerr ; Vie President, B. Gerry Sec-
retary, G. F. Blair; Treasurer, Rev,
R. Paul: Caeried,
The following municipalchairmen
were also appointed Howice, Revse
Messrs. McKelvey and Dobson'; 'Weox-
eter, W. S, lieeKercher • Tureberry,
Revs. Messrs.. West and 'Swann; Mor-
ris,. James Smillie and W, •Jackson ;
Grey, Thos. Straughan and William
Cameron; • Brussels, A. M." MacKay
and If. Hate, ; BecKiIlop, James Kerr ;
Mullett, Revs. Messrs.. Hamilton and
:Kennedy. ,• • •
. leev. R. Paul, treasurer of the pleb-
iscite ca:meaign, Med a financial state-
ment showing over llso on hand. The
amount was transferred to the new or
ganiz ation . •
, On motion of Messrs. Blair atid
Minchley ,115 wai voted to the Pro-
vincial Central Association.
IVIoved by 'Rev, Mr, 1VicKeivey, sec-,
ondect by . Rev, Mr, Browte That the
eeecutive prepare an estimate. of' the
ueeessary funderequired for literature
and other necessary, expenses in the'
• campaign for the riding and subdivide
it among the diffeeent municipalities,
• Carried. •
BTJTTON--ALCOCK-In MOrris, on
. October 21st, by Rev'. 1. M. Webb,
• Mr. Alfred Button 'to Miss Eliza-
. • bethoratte Alcock; all of Morris.
MeLAREN-SIMPSON-In McKillop,,
. on October teth, by Rev. A. Mc-
• Nab M. A., Mr. 'Wm. E. McLaren
: of leibbert to Miss Eliza. Simpson
• of Walton,
EICKMILR-DIEGEL-eIn Logan, on
• October 221Ld, by ttie Rev. .Mr.
• legend, Mr. Andrew W. Bich-
• mier to Miss earrie Diegel, all of
• Logan.•
• N•ELIN-DONOLLY-In c,n the
•22nd of • October, at the Catholic
church, by Rev. Father Fogarty,
• Miss Mary Donolly of Dublin to
• Mr. Sohn Nelin of Stratford.
SWEENEY -BROWN -At St, Patrick's
church, Kincora, on the. Mst of
. October, by Rev. Fether
• Mr. Johu Sweeney to Kattor,
'daughter of •Mr. Edward Brown.
joHNSON.,-MOOR.E--At the Method-
ist parsonage, Blyth; by Rev, J.
Holmes, on October reth, Mr,,
William J. Johhsoh to Miss Lillie
May Moore, both of Clinton.
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' BIRTHS- .
IlEAMAN-Th Exeter, on October 21, •
• to Mr. and Mrs. W. J Heatinin,
• 5011. •
COOKSON-In Exeter, on Oct,. x7th,
• to Mr. and Mrs. •Thos. Cookson,'
• twins, eon and daughter. •
ALLAN -In Wroxeter, ott October /3,
J.B.HOOVERs Poop
Nest to Commercial Hotel
OlitoD Market Report,
New Wheat.......;.. # .. 0 06 to f, 85
Old Wheat ..,.., ...,...., 0 05 to 0 05
%Woe(' Wheat...". ,,,....., 016 to 0 75
i Harley.,.....,, ,..... .. 0 86 GO 0 86
(hitatt4.10SiAttlyt.'dtt*tt* 081 to.0 28
tjaktE,A41,41,46 OtAtA0AO*0141, 005 WOOS
Ille tA . A .... delitiF4AA10,111, 040 to t 46
- Potatoes per bushel... 025 to 080
: Dotter rolls and crock .... 0 18 to 0 14
• Mace in toh............. 018 to 0 14
, ESP Per dilt otili1t .. i . 1**01 0 14 110 015
, ifdrAilbAt1610011 ,Atts. ...... 8 0044 000
0to 15. 0 10
MoKINNON & OO BLI
YTH01:atiger==:,:ni4201#15:1:14
Live Hogs per owt........ 40 to 0 40
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41 Shorts per ton. . 4141.##. 18 00 to 1800
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• • . 3312,1;:f CEPXELD.
The Presbytery met in this 'Village •
:recently, Rev.' Mi. • Salvers Moderator,
:The Rev. 'Messrs. McLennan and Small
were''appointed to address the annual
meethig of the W. le: M. Si It wag
agreed to pay. eso �f the expense's of
eiesch ccenmisstoner to the General As-
,sembly at Va,.ncouver, B. C. The re• e
tnit -from the General Assembly re e•
Aged and infirm Ministers' 'Fund we
a‘cept6d with few chariges, the eurixclee
.of %NIeh is to place this lune Meet:
incire on . the basis of Fraternal .Liti.
Insurance. A small book prepared by;
the General Assembly's Committee en
" Aids to Family Worship'
was •accepted with 'few. recomniendae
Mons. It was ageeed to hold a con-
; faience on tete state of religiop at the
next' inecting, the special •subject of
discussion .to be " Messrs,
Sewers, Hamilton and MendersOn to
opatuthe disettesion. Mr. Fleteher cal-
led the .attention of inembere 'to the
needs- of the Widows and Orphans'
Fund. W. J. Elliott, student, was
certified to IVIanitoba College, The
condition of augeneeted . congregations
was considered. NO changes, however,
could be made and the matter was
deferred, awe nekt It -meting was ap-
. Pointed .for • Godetich ee ..the third
Tuesday January. • • e,
finny, 711111- aili Slioriul
will be busy days in the rlen's
Furnishing department.
Here is a list of brand new goods for men and $
boys at prices that cannot be duiplicated any
where n'ear here. Come early.
20 dozer. Men's Undershirts and Drawere made of heavy
rib and plain wool, iinion fleeced lined etc, The regular
prices of this underwear le up to 75e each, all lumped to nn
gether at the one price 44•• 4/ 4{14• 04 4•.44 4. re, le
5 dozen only men's fine wool Underwear for mediuM eke
and large men. This is one of our finest $1,25 make
but foe sale days only the price is
, 800 pairs men's heavy wool sox including the colors of
Neck, clerk and lightgrey and brown. Thema are the
best 26e socks we have in the stoat e hut all. are placed et .35
;one price 2 pair for
4 dozen peirs men's and hope) home made mitts all colors
88.
26 and sreee pt•ice per ...... , „ „ , .....
We also will place on sale our boys collars. in all the leading
26 shapes that sell at 15c and leo each. at 3 for •
. 240 Men's 3 and '4 ply linen Collars including the double
• band, laydown, roll, band, eta. Them) are all •a well
• known' brend and sell all over at 20e. Price for tlie sale ,25
2 for
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5 doz. boys Mae 'serge and tweed "caps in all th'e neW
shapes, sizes from 54 to 7,our regular prices are 25c and 20
35e each, sale price
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6 only men s MO coats in colors of dark grey and fawn,
sizes 80 to 44, This is our best $3,75 COAL and never sold
2 9g
for less. Sale price will be •. • • .• ....• . • el
• We want more men to buy their bats here, so in order to
stile hats that are worth up to S3 eaeh at the low price 0 fiC
make it interesting we place ou sale all our men's black .
of, Au AU
Remember every hat is this reasons shape. .
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eoo MEN WANTED... '• •
The Ontario Seger,. ' Limited ,
Berlin, Oet„ reit: find 'work Co.,for , over
5oo Men (farmers ions preferred) hare
vestingesugax beets. on the sugar beet
farms in the County of Waterloo.e . .•
. Fifteen' eente an liour will be paid to
faithful,: able men. . .
Labor tickets.. catt.be :purchased at
all 'stations for 2.34 cents perenille•for
„parties of'five or Mote:. • •
- Work will, fromthree to kee
Weekse at, thc• conclusion -of •wideli • a
special opportunity f will be given to
all; hands - to see through the'sugar
factory, • which will be. ilt. fele "opera:- -
tide. . • 7. • • •
• .. 'hleee .appliCationitiemediately to
• ..; A. E.- sEtTTLEwoimi, . •
• • • Agricultural buperintenclent•
by .letter'oe . b.y .calling • at. -,ty, °coin-
poy's office. in Berlin. . • - •-•• •"...
• THE ONT. SUGAR. CO„ LIMITED,
01411,11ING • TO SEE
• c to Mr. and Mrs: James Allan, a •
IIALLANTYNE-Tri Brussels, on Oct.
• retit, to Mr. and.Mrs. Jolin
lantyne, ason. •
CRONIhr-In Morris on October 12,.
• to Mr. and Arra. 2Arthur Cronin, a
daughter. •,
DOTJGLAS-In Wroxetet, on Oct, 141
• to Mr, a.nd Mrs. John Douglas, a
daughter,
ECKUYER-In .Logan, on,the reth of
Oct., Mrs. John Ecktnier of a son.
PRIDHAM-In. Vullartoto oti the 228d
Oct,, Mrs. Veank Pridham of a
• daughter.
MOWAT-In Wingham, on October 20,
to Mr, and Mrs. J. Mowat,
• daughter.
JOHNSTON-eIn Lower Town, Octob-
er 22111, Mrs. William Johnston of.
a daughter.
• WHA.LEY-eln lelgtave-On October
•2o•th,. Mrs. NV, 'Whaley of a son.
•• DEATHS.
COLLADAY-In Dayfield,' on October
24t11, Sarah A. Colladay, aged 43
years.
Met E0D-In Bayfield, on Oct, 28th,
Mrs, natild McLeod, aged 46
yew%
ANGUS-In Elm, on October istli,
Robert Angus, aged 27 years arid
„ 8 months.
BALLANTYNE-In Brussels, on Oct,
/8th, the infant son of John mei
Wks, Bellantyne, aged 3 days.
DEN1301V-In Brussels, on Oct. 21,
John Denbow, aged 94 years, 2
'months and ardays•
GARBUTT-In Gotrie, on Ott, 19th,
Eva, eldest daughter of Rev'. R.
S. and Mrs, Garbutt, aged xi'
years,
MINEs-In Grey, on Oct, filth, Mary,
wife of William Mines, aged 56
years, 4 months Mel 8 days.
mity,XVNSON—Tts Belgrave, on Octal).
er 160, Jane Dodde, wife of Jas,
• Wilkinson, aged 73 years, 10
maths and lb clays.
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loth, Mrs, Albert Stein, aged 23
years.
/4t10-Itt East WaWallOsil, ott Oet, /6,
.TanWalker, wik of James 11,,
aged. 72 years.
DAVID8ON4-In MeNillty, on October.
ttat, Thos. De.vidson, Sr., aged 8/
•years and 4 months.
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