Lucknow Sentinel, 1893-03-24, Page 1•• • •.,` •
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Trade For Canada
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Axek dnd -Guns -
. -New goods best 4jualiti
Cultery and lamp goods •
- 'All to snite Cana-
dian Trade
SEE WHEN YOURI3ji
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I YOU WILL ItUlr
YOU SEE
C. TAYLOR.,
VOL XX
.OF
UCKN
Capita paid up
Reserve Fund
Total Assets ;
Pregideni -TORN STUART.
Vice President --A. G. RAISAY,..
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ONTARIO,'FRIDAY,
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Good IticluteMen
eld out to buye.
looking for
5rdrEs
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No trouble to shoiir
goods - Eery.
body solicited
D.C.TAYLOR
MARGIT 24th 18
ILTON G
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S1,25010450
Sgso 000-
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$7979;646
DIRECTORS : •-
;;To.i.fu PROCTOR, CHAS. GURNEY, .GEO. ROACP:
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A: T. Wc-ofi, A, 13. LER (Toronto).
Cashier—J. TURNBULL,
YTNO-R. 'RANK. --Hours 10 to 3.; Satur-
day's.. 10 to- 1. Deposits of 81 abd upwards
ant- . •
receii-ed and interest allowed: - • .
*sp.eabir, .pEro8iTs ftlso receied cur-
.- rent rates of interest.. - -
1") RA- 1-7,Tg Grefit• Britain arid the TTnited
Sfates 1 JoUght-Nmi: sold
0 • BROW, STIni-AGEx`T. -
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........emmaterroteare
'PENTAL
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• J.EROME,,•-b. S,
Winghain, will be in Luoknow
on the seond *and fourth -Fri,
day and: Saturday of each • Month i •Good :sets.
for $10. Filling and e‘ttraeting a . specialty-
Office...at Cain's -
LgoAt
A. MALCOMSON, BARRISTER,Ji -,
0 Solicitor, - conveyancer, etc„ .(late of
Cameron, Holt &. 'Cameron, Goderich).- Office
at Traver's old stand.- . •
. MORRISONATTORNEY AT
law,. Solicitor in Cancery, COlivey-
ancer, Conamisioner, ..etc.. Office.: Over the
barber shop. •
INIARROW & PROUDFOOT' BARRIS-
- - ters-,, Solicitors, etc .7 Goderieh,- Ont.
J. V. Nif PROIMPOOT...
• hubIcAL- -
A. MoDONALD, M. D., C. M. C. P. S.
0: Office, Kintail.
TAR, .ELLIOTT, OFFICE...AND RESI-
dence, ,Outrana street, -second door north
if. Little's shoe store, • -
IR. TENNANT, `P H 17"S -I 0 TA N,--
SurgeOn and Accouch-eur. Surgery op-
T;osite, Cain's hotel. Office hours from 9 to 12
a. and froth. 2 tb 5 p; -
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[MoD. GORDON, M.D., 0-..M.., F. T.
M.S:, .M.C.P.S.0„, Physician, Sur:
5 -eon and Accoucheue Office next door tolW
A.11iWiropleinent shop. Residence Ross street, -
.:sotitt( of D.' 13,.- l‘lcIntosh's Store., -
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17‘R. D, G-EDDES, V. CALLSLF -
either. by -mAll` or telegram. promptly
attended to, Charges:moderate. -7Regidenee,
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Outram street; •`opposite Dr. Elliott's and
second door north of SENTINEL Office.
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GEIVERAL
NEY TO LOA.N ON REAL ESTATE
security for any time, at the lowest
rate of interest. The principal may be paid
at the end of the time or a part of the princi-
pal may be paid each year, interest ceasing on
the amp t paid, For further particulars,
etc., aPPI r to ANGUS STEWART, LucknoW-,
Q. G. T. SEPOY Lopam, NO. 384.
meets in the . south end Lodge • Room
in the Temperance Hall, --Lneknow, every
Tuesday -evening at 8- (i'cleck, " D. -K. WEB-.
STER, Q. T., S: MATHERS. Sec.
C. T. U.—, The - regnlar -monthly
• meeting of the Weraeres Christian'
Tempe.
nee Union will be held every second
Wednesday of each month in the Odd Fellows
_ Lucks, p -ow, at 3:- p. m. MRS. W. H.
03,31ITH, PreSident ; MRS. HORNELL, Secretary,
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UCKNOW
li Lodge, No. 112
meets- every Friday
. evening at 8 o'clock
in -their hall, Campbell street. All brethren
invited. K.J.McLEon, N. Grand;
H.1-1. PIERCE, Recorder.
-C4 0.:.F.,,COURT
N.J. • ;Sherwood, NO.
50, LuCknow. Meet -
every -first and third
Monday in every month, in the Or7-
ange hall. vigit-
lugbrethren a r e
cOrdially invited,
J. :LYME,: C. - R.
Sxce
0. U. W. LITOIcNOW LODGE OF
• the Ancient Order UnitedWorkmen,
meet- in the Oddfellowshall, onthe _laid and
Ereeond Monday evening,s of. each Month a
dight o'clock., Visiting brethren cordially
invitedt D. PATTERSON; Master Workman,
R. D. -CA IERON', Recorder. -
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FOR : -.SALE -
11 (gin AND LOLFOR SAF ON
-Roth St. also lot for _sale .on Havelock
S t, near Op G.t. R, Station On easy terms.
App jas. .Kerr, Drintbo, or Huh
o rriso*, Lueknow. . • -
-BANKERS,
OrLuckiiow Ba. nkipg d'ota.p y.
• LtICIcNOW., FEE'Y.1.0K1-0893
TO -THE FARMERS: .
:We --have the, following farm properties. for .
sale cheap -Aria. on easytermsof Llayinent, .viz:.
In Kinloss TOWnship a 50 _acre farin, ra 106
acre farm and a 150 acre faim and a 200 acre
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.farm in Huron Township a 260 acre farm; in
-West Wawanosh.Township a farm Of 10.0 acres
and a farm of 150 acres , in the .Township of
Ashfieldtwo farrns bf-100 acres each • in Turn- •
berry Township, only -a-: few Miles 'from the
town of Wingham, -100 acres. of 'timber- 'land,
and 'a gTazing_farm of 256 acres in. the Townz- •
ship of Kipardine,.: - -
We have a large quantity of money to lend
on first roortgaes on-farm or 'Villageproperty?,
at from 51 -per eei.t, interest up. The rAte is
.-erned according to the- class of security. We
alsb lend 'Srhall amounts of. nioneY on:second
mortgages and first chattel mortgages. •
-We do:a general banking business in all its
brahches, allow. interests on • deposits, - issue
drafts on - all Canadian. points. - and ;on the
Ainerican Exchange National Bank, , New
Yoi k City, and which are accepted -anywhere
throughout the United States, make . collec-
tiongiin the States, Ontario, .Quebec, Manitoba
or the NOrth-West, and) cash cheques .oir. any
Place. Lending- raonek..on farm. ers notes a
specialty. -
• We effect insurande on all: classes of build-
ings', either in Stock or Mutual Companies as
desired, None but first class. Companies -re"p-
resented,
.GEO.' SIDD ALL,- Manager
-ROBERT' CUNNINGHAM.
. INSURANCE -
FIRE AND MARINE,
.GUELPH
TelePbOhe No 195. •
CHURCH , DIRECTORY.
NGLISH ciruRCH.--,s-gRvicEs 11
a. M. and• 6:30 p. m, Sunday School,
2:30 p. Superintendent, Wm. S. Holm-es.A:clult class every 'Wednesday evening . at
8 O'clock; Bible and prayer book lesson's. All
are welcome.- :ZE17.- W. J. CONNOR, Pastor.
UCKNOW MECHANICS
I tute. Reading room open everyevening
from 7 to 10 13. m:, excepting Sat7..irdsyx ,Trhen
the hours will be frona 2 te 6 p„ ra, : The
librarian will be in attendance durin.g these
hours. D. D. I/VIZ, T- G,
XIBEno-mi, Sear etyma
C. T. R. TIME TABLE.* Trains leave.Luckno-sv for south at 6:18:a
10:48- a, m. and 620p.
'North at 12:30 p. m„ 4:02 p m. and 16:28
p, m.
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THE SUBSCRIBER HAS: OPENED AN
office in the building. east of the
SENTINEL Printing Office,
AGREEMENTS, BONDS, LEASES,
DEEDS, MORTGAGES AND WILLS
CAREFULLY PR EPA RED .
Plans ,speciliCations and estimatds for build
ings, mills, IFidges, etc,, furnished
on short nOtice.
JAS. „SOMERVILLE.
Lucknow, Jan .1891.
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Farmers, i look to ---your owe.: inte.rest and
* insure- your farm. buildings and
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private., d.wellings in. the;
LONDON MUTUAL.
No.large:Preniinm1Voiei:kequired
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. CASH:. SYSTEM
50 -cents to -90 cents per $100 for three, years,.
0.14.N. LANE
.4CENT, . KINCOUGH.
Also agent. for the • Phoenix, London,
-England, .-
aruers nation
To obtain the best prices fOr,
ygur-
13,717THIMR;
it is to your advantage to use
FINE LIVERPOOL
and bring it to _market in rolls
weighing from 2 lb. to 3.1b or
in tubs. Crocks ails a
this season do not bring s
good prices.
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PRESBYTERY Or M
ITLAND.
The Presbytery met in Knox- church
incardine, on the 14th of March,
Moderator, ROY. W. H. Geddes, and
Rev. J. McNabb, Clerlr. It was
agreed to appoint Mr. E. A. McKenzie, B. X. Student of- Montreal
College, to Supply Langside congre-
gation during mixtsuramert
Missioii-
ary _had . been held and
missiOnary •erm.ons pr-eachell -in . the
various conoregations -9f the resby-
.tery. • ; :
The. following-... minister_We
pointed- commissioners to tlie
Assembly G
ley, A.. McK.ay, J.. -L.- Murrp,y,
Farlane, W. H. G-eoldeF.4, an Abe fol-
lowing elders ,were appOinte Hugh
Rutherford, jr., Charles McKenzie,
Alex. Stewart, sr.-.‘Tarnes McNair'. "
-Mr. Anderson gave notice that he
will .move .at -next meeting that there
shall .be six ordinary -meeti gs.*.of the
-Presbytety held durin.g the year, .as
follows the third.' T esday -of
January, "March,. MaY,.Juy ..Septein-
ber,. and Ncvember.
Al -s6 that -a committee be appointed
to revise. the existingpfrgulations
regarding order of business'qn view of
this Change and of- the present :use,
and_want the committee to''"Teport at..
the next. ordinary ..meeting -_of -the
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e.
ap-
eneral.
Hart=
1V1c-
Presbytery in %Tilly. -
Mr. R. Douglas gave ,ntice by
letter that at next meeting he Will
present- two overtures to the General
Assembly. One regarding the calling
of the roll, the :.other regarding the
Afaciency of business., at the General-
A,.ssembly.
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-It .'rsr.i8: agreed , to •grant " permission
it -0
to the Wroketer. COngrog . ion - '
mortgage -their property.- to the ex-.
tent of $1,500 to be applied_ towards
payment of the new church.
The Rev. Mr: Wilson retutned - - 1
mis-
sionary:freen Indore, . India, ::Was in-
vited: to Sit as .corresponding ni•ena.bet;
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. Liberty. .-was given • Bervie ... Congre-.
gation to -dispose of certain property, ..
the...deed - of - which was- before:I. _the..
;Presbytery and to apply..tkie prdeoeds-.
of -sale to."Congregational-pnrposes.
Th.e 'Session., rec6rds to Chalmers
church,. Kincardine -.- township, and
.Betvie Wereexamined and attested as
carefully and correctly kept.: • -
-1 The deed of . Townbriclge ,church*
proeprty was remitted to Air: Steen
son. and his elder to .prepare a stater
merit. of she facts relating ..thereto and
transInit it to Rev. Dr. Reid -fest
ad-
viee-With respect to the dispd,sal of
the property, and report at next meet-
ing.
... After hearing reports*,of deputations
previouSly appointed - to--'aid-redeiving
congregations it was agreed :to make
*application to the lioni6 Mission. Coin-
Mittee -for the following -grants- fpr the
year: -: —7- For Belgrave, -$150.; Pine
River, $15O; and for Dunganndn -mid.
Port Albert: $159. - , ".._ _.. -I .,
Messis "Geddes a.,ncl- .. McLaughlin
were -.appointed - rnerabers Of Synod
Conithittee on Bills and overture
..Mr. Malcolm _read* 'a -report ott
Systematic Befieficen.cies.• The report.. j
was -received and adopted. . - , -- _
At a public meeting. in the evening
the Rev. J. L. Murray read the =annual
report :of the W. F. M. S. on -behalf
-of Mts.- :McNabb, secretary . Of the
Presbyterian Society.. And en notion
ofMr. Malcolm,- secendett :by I • sped -
ter Campbell, the f9119wing- resolution
pleasure . the VerY-Z interestingr pe.;4
was passed, ",That .we organize with.
from the .W; F. M. ' S. of _ this Presi-
bytery which has now and
that the --, society- be -cordially " Own-.
mended to the sYthipath'y _ of all - out
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cOngregations.- • .;- - .-. •
..The;'. Rev.. -'Mt."-;.;Wjlson.,- returned:
..inissionaat•from'India,...gave a MOO
interestingandCOMptehentiVe.ad Tess-
Oni,MisSionaty: Work. in India.:
....A-hi:Jot hearty.; vote of tb.auks,. was
teridoett.to Mr WilSOn-"for.
, .
his ece1-
lent address.
Mr Anderson -read .the i; annu4.-
State' Of. Religion, Mr
G'eddes read tbe Sabbath- Sehool
;repert-;• ;1;Tr..-.Hartley..read-.the:-..-repott
;On: .::Tetiipetance and Mr. Murray
that •911._ Sabbath ..observance.
These reports .,were. received an
rt rs of Synods Cornmi
adopted and ordered to be trAnsmitte
to the Conve
tee ozt:these -subjects.
A. hearty vote of thanks was tend
ered.to the ladies of Knox Church
Kincardine, for their . very kind
hospitality in I providing for the corn
forts of the • delegates -4)f .the. W..F. M.
S.-in.d:nienabeirs of PreSbytery.-
was.agreed to -pay ten dollars to
the. Assembly's1G9venor .of Committee
on.X.emperaneelfor.expenses connected
with the Work of the Committee.
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-It was agreed that .in connection
with the Meeting of Presbytery next
March' the Presbytery hold. a .meeting
for conference.' on -the previous evening
upon the various reports of the year,
-and also hear the F. M., .S. s re-
port• -:-The hour for conference to be .
fixed at the net preceding_ meeting
of Presbytery: -
The Presbyteify- adjourned to moat
at Wingharii on tiesclay, the 9th -day
of May._ . .
Jonk MoNA.'EE,
Lucknovv, -Mare -.15th, , -Pres. Clerk, .
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WHOE NO. 1000.
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d Rapid Qity, together with Miss, Lizzie
d Beaton- of Paramount. .
tr. I suppose that the most of the" -
readers of the Lucknow Sentinel are°
- looking forward' to learn the results
-. of th-6 great:debate-that was to have
taken place. in Clover Valley on March,
- 14th, inst, but -I am. sorry to inform
them that through some unknown
occurrence, probaly the unfitness 'Of •
the roads. orthe inclemency of the ,
weather, that the Hemlock City de-
bators failed to put in. an ' appearanee,
It will- be ' remembered that - au open
this
HEIVILOCN CITY
Mr. D....A. Me -Kenzie has gone to
Clinton to attend the high school. 0.11
.31r. Molcolm McDonald intends gang
to Kincardine - Shortly. *
One of our _citizens sports a jst
the SEN L
horse when he g ts to
town.
Mrs. D. Cowa
Aine.
The_ first robin
its appearance he
Mr. M. J. Mc
farm to Mr. §anaueb- Brown ion
intends going wet thietweek.
Mr.Wm.. Moffatt, of Culross w
the city this week
On liVedneaday, the lith a ver
pleasant event too place, being th
marriage of Miss Jessie Farrish of th
10th con. to Mr. McDerrnid of thi
place The young couple have remov-
ed to their home,here amidst the best
wishes of a host eflfriends.
Mr. Archie Matheson who has
imflamatory
rheu-
gslowiy.. .
Kay is recovering
is visiting in Kiikar-
of the season !Dade
e on the 15th.
ay has rented his
ti -
mee ng been proclaimed for
Occasion, to let *every person who
Wished to. avail th.ernselyes of the
pvivelege to hear our powerfuls and
them 'of Hemlock City also; for • they
are by no means amateurs at platform
debating. AB about 8..30 p m. the
house. was literaly packed to it utmost
ca,pacity, and still More coming in who
had to stand by the stove or set on
the edge of another persons seat, Now
as a multitnde of people had gathered
to hear _this particular debate, and the
.Henalpek debaters had failed to con-
nept,. the questionarosein our minas •
"What would we do to entertain this
Jarge concOurce of people ?" but we
Were not long in deciding it. It Would
not do to turn the people away who
had come, as it were, from the four
corners of ,t hp. earth, without making
a singlo,Aprt on our part to entertain
them. _But° ever bod
y y knows that
knows. the :" Valleyites at all that
it is most iMp9sible to catch the Valley-. ,
ites unprepared for any occasion,"
therefore we turne4 it into a ..concert,
Our success is gre;itly due the Rapid
City Harmonica band,- under the able
leadership of Mr. Charlie McKinnon,
Miss Annie McKay presicting at the
in organ. • It might be herenotedthat
this band is not more than a couple 'of
months'organized, and I may _safely.
say, 0)4.4 can compete favorably with.
other bands of the Same class in villages'
and towns 'that have been • organize d •
many.months prior to. them," They
were, called , for five • different.
selections Which were loudly enchored
and cheerfully responded to, this -
making 'ten Selections in all, and yet
the audience was -calling' more, more.
The .ne2ct leadiag' .piece on the pro-
gramme was a- dialogue given .by
Donald ',Nicholson, Miss Mary Nicholi-
Soil and Miss Ethel Paterson, entitled
"A pain in.. the side.". Each of the
participants *deserves credit for the
able manner in which they delivered
their respective part, and I have- no
_cloubtlut many of. the audience had a
pain in their sides, caused by the
hearty laughing that:they indulged in
while • the -dialogue was being gone
througli with, - All the other pieces
were of such a high merit, that it would
be useless for meito do more than note
them, as I .do _ not feel able to. give
them. the justice they deserve. An
initru.mental by Miss M. Paterson was°
enehored and kindly responded
to, followed by a recitatioa byMissIf
-Strathdee which was loudly applanded,
a selection by the Harmonica band,.
a sole by Miss E..Paterson, a. 'reading
by Mr. A. Finlayson which was, very- -
-humorous,. fell -owed by a selection from
the Harmonica band.. Then Miss A
Stewart came forward and gave us a
reading which was well rendered and..
well received, solo by Miss A Paterson_
was also heattily enchoted, dialogue by
Mr, .0.,nd Mils Nicholson and. Miss E.
Paterson, anether selection from .the
Harmonica band, a short address by
Mr. J. S. Hamilton,- Selo by Mr.- A.
PaAerson, a recitation by Miss. Eda. .
Reid followed by a selection by the
Harmonica band, a reading by T. F.
Paterson Which caused a smile toplayuponthefaces.' of the audienee, instru-
mental by Miss E Reid, followed .by
a solo by Miss V. Murray, followed • by
a selection from the Harmonicabaud'
which wo'und.u-p.the-' prograanne. A
hearty vete :of•-• thanks was tendered,
the Harmonica band also Miss Annie
McKay and other strangers for .their
general assistance. After singing the
national anthem the people dispersed'
to their several homes highly shisfied
with their evenings amusement:.
I understand that our thaw haa
caught a severe:cold that. May prove
been Ta-id-i.with:
matisrn is recoverin
- -Mra Donald Mc
from a severe Blies
Your worthy scr
what under -the we
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'winds qte reviving ,
be feels very muchin syrnpathywith
wrote :.
ithlordly gait •
is head so straight,
r wealth or farae
be has been some-
ther but the spring .
him. _At present
the -Spring poet who
"Behold that man
Why does he how.
- for power.
Nor glory..of aneest al name. .
Nor yet that gems his gaiments deck,
I3ut he's got a boiliipon..his neck, .
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Or .
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LANES •
Wood bees -are now in order.
Workmen --have
ations in connectio
11%.,fara's . barn.
Mr. Mullin's saw mill
in full blast. ' A -fin lot
delivered.read1y for awin
A cow belonging to
Reid, dropped a fine - pa
last week, smart and doing. well.
-A very pleasant' event took place
at the residerice of Mr. D d Farrish
one ' day last Week, whet his eldest
_daughter Elizabeth Jane was united
in marriage to Mr. Angus McDerteid
The -cermony
Rev. R. S. G.
senc9 of 'a few
d g ests. *The
evening was spent very pleasantly in
garnes and Singing aid other amuse-
ments.. The young, Ouple. have our
best wishes for their future• happiness:
., In the school repott of last week,
both Thomas Lane anil Ro ert 'Parrish'
should haVe had one hundred markis
. .
L
OmMenCed oper-
w't :John
ill. soon.be
of logs ire -
LW.
H.
r of ca
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of Hemlock City,
-was performed by
Anderson in the pr
friends and invit
more than appearedI in the figures.
- cuitA.L. WREATH •C0fINERS
It is rumored thit Mrs. Campbell'
of Kincardine Tp, an4 mother of Mr.
Harry Campbell of th's p1a6e is in A
very critica,1 .condit on. We hope
soon to hear of her sp edy
There was quite tui
f Val
DP aari raymmoaunn ts aAndss" 0,Colioa;ie
in Ripley ,on Friday,
ecovery.
nout from
ey to the
n th t 'was held. fatal.
March, -11th. • . _Bogus $2 bills -are in circulation in
Miss Fiera -1_VItirrey of this place. is some places and we .take this. Oppor,
visiting- friends in tithe. vicinit of' tu t t
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o vevn.our spbseribers.
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