The Huron Signal, 1890-3-28, Page 88 THE.HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, l[AR' 28, 1,890.
GREAT WALL PerEx, BOOM INORTH AMERICAN UFr2ffacTFINE TAILORING}
ERASER & PORTER'S
Clearing Sale of Stock on hand at bc. per roll and
Upwards.
OUR SPRING STOCK TO HAND I
The newest Spring designs for 1890 in American and Knglish
Wall Papers Friezes, B.3rders, Ceiling Decorations, &c., direct
from the largest and best Manufacturers. 500 New Designs to
Select from We have so arrang d, as usual, that we buy from
ManufIoturere who sell to 119 only, which in any other case makes
good papers appear oommou
FRASER & PORTExii.
Cor. North nt. and Square, awl Central Telephone Exchange.
lio.tench. Mar. btb, was. :Me,' of
COI►NTY CUtiItEN(.1.
Items of Interest from over the
County.
A were.. 441 :rat .rtMr ,'..Ny %ew- airs.•
ell r.. •. Cell Reader. et **floe signal"
eii . •. 1 rotas. Clipped wail I'em-
desowd (rain Leery .rest...
Ore. Kits car ..,.d..4 ice I. -ft Weis
it'c pr•-sout 110.1.th, I•. -r (:.
T. R.
1' hr -t of a seri... .,f mi.utt.') hers..
fat••. - • h.ld ui WI..,1h.n.,.,u I', ur•day.
M.reh w2 h.
T'.... Wilkins •n, .,f the 4'h Illi✓. N..r.
• l.•.eed the Aitchison farm for a
✓ un,••er of years.
M' R •...olds, of Henssll, has bought
nut the livery booming of Mr Roland
Beall 1.•, CI
M -.r. .1•.•Wheatley and It•.hert
W •t. ''I land on, have been app •intedd
po., I r. WO shies.
F t; Sp.rliril has purchased Walter
8.r .1'. h..e residence n. Wrngham. The
pri paid was abou' $2,500.
Mr George Shipley, Clinton, has
bought the 62 acres is.. the Huron road,
Tucksrswith, ow,..d by his hruthrr
Thomas.
Moo Aegis Sanderson, who nits been
ecesee f n. hoopoe! work for some time,
left We later a few days aro to resume
her daises.
Mr. Forsyth, who was visiting for
scene months with her parents. (Hobert
Litcli...,d w fee ui Grey.) has returned
to her hoose in the west.
lI A I'.•well, of Stratfot.l, formerly of
Br,..e1., has entered into partnership
wish Mr Hamilton, .1 that city, in the
dry gosels sod millinery busuness.
Richard Rivers, who has been employ.
ed at Lockbow for the past year or ac,
km gone to (;.it, where he enters the
service of a merchant of that t',wu.
V rlentiue :ram.n, who formerly car-
ri.el the mall between Craobn.,k and
Bruawls, has been awarded the contract
for the nett four years. He commen.w
on April I.L
Was H Foams'', who had been i.. To-
ronto fur same time, has returned to
Chiron), but will remain there only •
abort tune, as oho g.... again to Maui -
tuba as a teacher.
George McLaren. of Alliston, has
taken a pualtlon in A. R. South's dry
geode store in Brua•.•'s .1. .1 Vincent
u tofl,,o • similar pr ettiun in W. Night
Mignon A Co's. Store.
D.rnaid McKoy, of T•ircnto, son of the
late Cept MacKay, Seaforth, has sec-
ured an excellent s,toation as clavical
master in the Carleton Pince Collegiate
Institute, at a good salary.
Mr John Stanley, who has been tales-
man in Mr Good's grocery department,
Seaforth, for over a year, left Wednes
day of last week for Toronto, where he
has secured a good situation.
John Bane, Wroxeter, has disposed of
his shop and house to Mr Rae, merchant.
Be moved on Wednesday of last week
to Sault Ste. Marie where he intends fol-
lowing his toads of black•mithing.
On 'Wednesday, 19th inst., James
Hogg, 3rd con., Grey, disposed of •
driving mare rising three years old,
"Kentocky Star' breed, to Seale and
Hoover, of St. Mary's, fcr the sum cf
$175.
Thos. H. Miller, Wingham, wan the
recipient of a gold ring and address and
was treated to an oyster supper by his
many friends in that town, he being
about to settle in Seattle, Washington
Territory.
George Zimmer, of Seale Falls, is
hack to Preesels, after his winter's work.
He says they had more snow up north
than we had here, but not enough to
make things boom in the lumber woods
as tl.ey should
A letter from W. A. Calbick, Brussels•
gives the pleasing information that be
t•esehed his destination. New Westmtni
star, British Columbia. feeling noes the
worse of his lout journey. The di.tacce
was covered is about five days
Annie B. Smith. of Teroeto, daughter
of Mr Wm. Smith, of Secforth, who has
Lust finished a enures In shorthand at
Barks,'s shorthand school, Toronto, was
taken soddenly ill with of the
lungs, and has been removed to her
home.
Moose these who left for the west
reeeetly were Alex. lllprnst sad wife,
for Verdes. Mss. ; )hiss M. Phair mad
Alex. Robertw.a., Hesketh. fee Deter
ass, . Waiter Johestes and wife and
bre ehildree, of Hibbert, for Prises Al
bent ; James Clark snd 'o'. Veltman*,
for Sewell. Mas. , Joseph Telly sod
Melanins McCrea. of McKillop, ter Ven-
esuver.
.1. Aird, manager of the Seafurtb
hrarrch of the Bank of Commerce, went
10 Brussels to consult. with some of the
nusiriwa men aa to the advisability of
estatlishiug a Bank there.
Four hotels were burned in Eut
Huron during the past year, one each at
Craobn,ok, Kinburn and Ethel.
The Cratturnuk one has been replaced
Cosi-tree one •t Ethel will be re -built.
Mr Richard Turner left Hensel) on
llouday, 17th rust., for Manitoba, tak
it . with him a oar load of stock, and on
Tuesday following Mr A. ¥cDonell and
Mr Boutksal ani slater started for Da-
kota (ruin the same place.
Mr S Di-kson, postmaster, Seaforth,
has purchased the farm of Mr Jacob
Stewart, twelfth . . McKillop.
Jnr Dickson is fast becoming one of the
large land -owners of the county, owning
• large farm in Grey township sod
several terms m McKillop.
Lest Monday morning O. E. Turnbull,
of the Post s:afi, left for Brantford.
where he takes a position in the office of
the daily Efrpoaitor. He is a good com-
positor suit well up in the otherlepart-
.meuts of the trade. We wish him suc-
cess in his work.—Brussels Post.
Dr Elliot performed a very skilful
operation last week in the removing of a
large growth in the breast. The patient.
Mrs George Hill, Bruce/601d, we are glad
to know, is daily improving. The doc-
tor was vested by Drs. Caepbell,of Sea -
forth, and Worthington, of Clinton.
Daniel Stewart, Brussels, who has
been preoeutor at Melville church, for
the past fourteen years, mused only two
Sabbaths in that time and was unavoid-
ably absent from home on those two tic
easions. Few laymen or clergymen in
this country have a better record than
this.
Wm. Woods, son of Henry Woods, of
the 16th con., Grey, to still working at
Nipissing Juucti.,n for E. Darrow, get-
ting out poplar for the manufacture of
paper He is getting $18 a santh but
is expected home pretty son to help his
father un the farm.
Miss Kate Johoston,ourse in the Gen
eral despite!, Toronto, who has been
home on a two weeks' holiday, returned
to the city on Friday, 14th lust. Miss
Johnston is a daughter of Thos. John-
ston, of the 18th con. of Grey. She has
been very successful so far, and likes
the profession she has chosen were much.
SA LTFORD.
From our osi n correspondent
The mud has been slowly drying up
in this vicinity durum/ the past week.
The neer Maitland is row open, and
the manual grand break-up will nut take
place this year.
Ws are pleased to state that Mr Henry
Wells, who has been ill fur some time,
is convalescent.
Mrs Win. McCabe, of Goderich town
ship, was visiting her daughter, Mrs
James McLean, this week.
Mrs Kobe Simmonds, who has been
visiting Toronto and other points donne
the past few week., returned home this
week.
A good program is being prepared in
connection with the candy social in aid
of S. S. organ fund to be held on Mon-
day, April 7th.
Mr Peter McKean, who during the
past week has been making considerable
to his dairy mill, started
operations again this, week and is run-
ning nigut and day.
Mogg LIMIT. —The new electric lamp
erected on Napier at.. (lud.riob, is very
t for the village people return -
keg hover, at night, that corner being
very dreary on dart nights. It light.
the corner at the railroad bridge very
brightly and also lights the village con-
siderably.
AUCTION SALES.
All parties mettieg their sale bills printed at
Ibis Minor wiliest a inserted is
this ►oat up to (he time
sale.
Sale of the valuable fans stook and
le of Mr Wm. Jackson, lots 6
and 7, con. 3, Collieries township, oppo-
site hese Fisher's fares, os Wednesday,
April god, at 1 o'eleek p.m. Thera will
be no reserve, as the has sold
h is farm. John Knew,
Sale of nix aerie of land belonging to
the estate of the lata Stephen Irwin, ro-
tated one mile North of Dnngannon,nn
the Gravel Reed. at Dengaonon, Meter•
day, April 12th, at 2 p.m. Joseph Mal-
len/h.
A sale of the farm stick and isple-
sweats of Jobs A. McDonald, will he
h fid os 1M 1 10, eon. 9. W. D. Asti -
G eld,
sb-
field, sear Kistail, on Saturday April
6th, at 1 p m. Everything will be sold
without reserve, as the has
leased his farm. Jobs (IHfas, sue-
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Ma= xaalta.
THE SEMI LONTINE PLAN
tesbines io one.' Policy the benefits of Lite Insurance with that of an Invest meal.
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WEST WAWANOBH.
Cocet 1i. Nernst:. —Cooped met on
Saturday, March Membersall pre-
sent except the depety-reeve. After
confirming the minutes of former meet
iog the treasurer's statement for Febru
Cry was read, showing balance and re
esipteof $262 14 and expend n ure$122. 40.
C from the township soli-
citor re hose suit were read •..d placed
on tile. A ocmmuniation Isom H
Morrison re drain on cons 12 and 13
was :read. Moved by Mr Bailie, second-
ed by Mr Gibson, that this communica-
tion lie over until neat meeting and that
in the meantime Messrs Todd and Lock-
hart ascertain if the portion of work
assigned the township is properly donne
Carried. A petition aig,.ed by Jen
Young and 49 other ratepayers asked f •r
a great towards the •upp at of Mrs Stin-
son, a widow with 5 small children, In
destitute circumstances $20 was placed
in the hands of Messrs Yeutter and Cald-
well to be expended in behalf .d Mrs
Stinson. Messrs Young and Caldwell
also presented a petition signed by 76
ratepayers asking the council to form
another ptdhu,/ suh-division, hawing tin
polling place in Auburn. The petiti.o•
was favorably received and left over for
further consideration. Moved by tote
reeve, seconded by Mr Beide, that the
auditors' report he reeousidete I. Car-
ried. Moved by Mr Bailie, sec• nded by
Mr Todd. that, having discovered au,
error in the statement of liabilities, the
✓ eports be submitted to the auditors f. r
correction. Carried. Moved by MI
(libsro, seconded by Mr Todd, that the
reeve, clerk and Messrs Todd, elitism.
and Bailie compose the Board of Health
for 1890. Carried. Dr. Gordon was re-
appointed medical adviser to Board of
Health. The reported that the
members of the council had met in Dui -
r•nn ei on Feb. 22nd in. accordance with
ail arrangement with Ashfield council
to aruuge court room at -commit
dation, but the Ashfield council
having failed tokaep their appointment r...
action was taken. The clerk was request-
ed to inf 'rm Judge Doyle of the action
taken by thus Board The following
were appointed prurodkeepen:—H
Moreland, W. Jackson. P. McCann, J
Clark, T. Alexander,E. Hainee,J. Camp-
bell and A. C..meron. Fence -viewers: -
J. Piunirrt, A McCabe. J•s. Smith, J.
McLean. W Dunkeld, A. Pentland, G.
Smyth. J Thompson, J. Cameron., J. B
Rutherford, jr., J. Gordou atol R. M tr
ray. Pouodkeepers were spte'iuted;
these will be uotifi.d The followi.;g
checks were issued: —Jas. Yung, charity
for Mrs Sm ins. fl, $20; T. Stonier*, 2:1
yards gravel i , $ 161; Joe Beck, A
gray. S B., $7 95; M •se McRrien, ii -
specting gravell•ng, $2 50; H. Carvin {
juh on W B., 25.'.; W. Thompson, stone
hammer, 75.. Council adjourned to
meet on May 27 .s a Court of Revision.
R K MILLIs, C:erk.
A +erio;ts accident happened at Ssn-
merlull on %l•.od.y of `lot week Mr
Jne. McLanghlu, was hauling sew!ng.
and when he cause as far as the apt.reaeh
ai the bruise, .one of hie horses chekad
and f -'ll ay.w..t the reeling, which rave
way end Ire 'tie h •raw down the em-
b...k.nesit They were. ii..e over. pre
ventral going h.* I'o•.g by the load hang
log on to the post of the railun;. W th
a •nee dtfti:nity they were extricated
from their peril, u. p•siti..n very little
the woke fit their sdvesturwe.
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"MEAT >ZRBHCiTfE.f ARS MINI?
CALLUS FOt• 1"
mrte4 the reporter of an old do
Dr. Pier.. -'s be replied.
They are sold under • pe itive rear -
uses that they will, M every nsae, gore
or the looney is promptly re-
funded HM ' Favorite Preeviption. for aS
there chronic weaknesses nervous and other
unfailingpeculiar to women. I. used with
success. It curves weak hark. ber-
ing-lown sensations, irnngular,tiea and week-
nemro common to the aer, and
moat being
perfect of bitable p
and the mare d.
mond for Itscisslsst,iI an' system.
with wows of mere GUNS by it."
thReturne vveweu'aMe wielderd IM
m .ts• ttfss.tr.
pow
"the number of ._ jem end sn-
osiled, ' blond Inedk In s' Is Ireton; hut Dr.
Pleree's Gmrklen Medical Desenv.•ry 4
there all and it is they�• est
Of the many which r a_li l begs sante
my shelves, that le refa umoriM ow
eon. In all roses for wheea it la 1,
or money paid for N Is refursdmll.'
' In the ne of Pills." rernmrkad the 014c -
Doman.
th. littM
put up by Dr. Piercer � work I.
•_cent of sales and the,gmss
sswl tlaf•rtion
=glee my enasmsws.
Ce room. Mle. by Wears Ota Ma. Aara.
Al _
1 tow es ineurehis case of Ca -
of Dv. 's Mood M was
e of sed Dip
�Rv
ein▪ e▪ m tfr"4 ..stw Di wistiw of Wag
taseeer. lmesa
F. J. T. NAFTEL
r
LH..rt.t Agent.
A portion of the main shafting in the
Breedfont at Box factory coot broken on
Medusaday forenu.,n, the machinery of
the esta•iushwent will io idle until it is
repaired. Tile reprinter is being Jena at
a foundry its a ueighn..ring town. A
foundry is badly needed hers—Seaforth
Expositor.
Jas. Thompson left Brusse's f. r
T..rer,to on Monday of last week. His
removal will u.ake a vacancy in the town
baud, as he a...o.e o,f the v..r.,et Lay-
ers. We wish hum the succ..ss he I, . ks
for in the Q.irrn CPy T tit.. will
e.a,u be ahle t•. count f.•rnivr Urus•ulites
by the hundred.
Mr J..hr arlru, •.,n .•r the :a'e
Ssu.url Senrleo, Inas iw.•, sadly s5icted
in the death of his e.ti.u.hlu wits, vi
died un Tuendsy,11.1. lost., of u.tl.mma-
t.un. The trial will he to M•
Scarlett, as he is left w th a family . f
fire small ebildreo.
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
DOBE CURB
CONSUMPTION
In its First Stages.
Palatable as Milk.
Be sure you get the genuine in Salmon
color w sold by all Druggists, at
sic. and $i.00.
SCOTT & BOWNE, Beile.�e.
BOOTS & SHOES
Spring is about opening end the Lodi,* of
Goderich and Vicinity will be wanting sou.e•
thing bice in footwear. 1 have the la.gest
and beast stock it has ever teen my pleasure
to show. All the leading lines and styles in
Kid, Gongola. and other One matrrial,in ('onr-
mon Sense and (opera rue.
In Staple Goods
An immense stock, suitable for Toon and
('onatry sear. Prices lower than ever.
In ;foods of m) own Mannfa"tnre I carry a
large stork. many lines of which I have been
selling at wholesale for several years, having
sent large shipments to British Colombia and
other points.
ORDERED WORK
Receives my special attention. and I am deter-
mined to give you the very hest that can
be made. i have customers in this branch of
my business from Montreal to the Pacific
toast.
Repairing promptly attended to and meetly
.lose.
TO THE
SHOE TRADE
OF
Huron District.
I have a sleek of MNId& larger thea Is genial
by many of the Dibbles. aid buying MT Seeds
in large quantities ter andi andI will sell ie yw
at iobbery orlon or lees. Litt or write for
.i,iotatlass on any lines you may be se•dlig.
Leather and 0.11.,. tm aay saastitles tress
a Quart of pest era parr of halt -eels. te
aides of sole leather.
E. DOWNING,
LARGE STOCK OF
4 + Choice Goods
TO SELECT FROM
2ZacCORMAC_
THE COMING SHIRT.
If yrou wish to keep up with the times dualpurchase any more OLD-FA5HIONLb
SlilltT.. fur
A_ _ PR=1—iAM
has secured the hole Agency fur MEStSKlt t WARD'S celebrated Adjustable Basil Shirts.
1
COMING
SHIRT.
COMING
SHIRT.
THE
COMING
SHIRT.
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SHIRR
I have the finest range of Neckwear. Hats. ('apt and Gloves that can be purchased any
eher e. In Collar. and ('tittle on!y the Newest German Makes, which surpass any other goods
,n the marker, are handled.
Don t fail to wive me a call at the'.KW STAND. ('OItNKIt Mt LE AN'S BL(N'K.
�4&tf
A. E. PRIDHAM.
itBSTRACT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF TAE CORPORA-
TION of the Iowa of Ooderioh for the year mass December Stet. las.
REOEIPT8.
fiance freemen -ordinary $ 1f51 !r
Balance Iron' 1M—special
account31a15 17
Interest on special account. 10 to
tlurke( n 30
Non-resident bads ...... 747 Is
faxes of lig 1 4f77 71
. ION 1.494 11 21171 85
Interest .. Ili 50
Notes discounted . 75) 00
Licenses VW Lt
Magistrates' fines . 15 00
(rid Agricultural Park rent 10 00
Public Schools . . MI 56
boundary lines 151 36
Collected for fountains N Ou
altford for electric light 100 00
klectric lights . .. 14311 35
Waterworks . 1 0/
Maitland cemetery .... :102 25
liebenturus . 1: 4 75
Total
=PEN 13 ITU* R108_
Mations
Separate Schools............
County rate ..............
High School
Special grant — Dpounion
I)sy
Special great-Msebimlod
Institute
Agricultural Park
Printing and advMislsg
Watering st rims
Fire Drpartsest ......
('owned .-han'ker aid elks
rapt -awe
Public School* .........
Salaries
A editors
Relief
Sinking funds
Interest
Market
I *bent ti owl
Insurance
Public Works
waterworks
irlectric Light .......,..»:..:
Sundries . ...•
Note paid Hank of Montreal
Cash Special depurit Rasa
of (:umn.erce .
('ash Balance in Bast of
Mamire.l
Lash Balance i$ n tests[•
71 50
515 71
IMO 14
MOO le
155 0s 3M Os
Iii 95
314 41
5' t1
Li.2
St 11'
637 to
SIN N
1.115
8fi! 411
1501 03
520 11
2 fs
2513 15
IS Oe
3551
1111
211110 On
M37 r
515 5:
ZOO O5
5374 75
51 2:
17
er's baud.. . 31S 2'
06317 10 Total ...... ............ . , OM? 10
!turned
U' It. ROBERTSON,
H. W. HALL. Ammon.
OUR OPENING OF
Spring Millinery
Wit; 'ate place on
Tuesday and Wednesday, April 1st and 2nd, 1890.
Thee date. will allow Ladies to leave their orders in time to secure their HATS and
BONNETS for Easter.
N'e Invite clic closest inspection of our Goods lad Styles, which include all the latest nev
elties.
49 3m.
MISS E. BOLAND, West Street.
GE O_ BARRY"
The Furniture Dealer, is selling all kinds of furniture a: the lowest fow.b:e triers. It it
well-known fact that be
SST -r
for cash. He V also the leading i'ndertaker of the town. Embalming Fluid *Aware kept ore
hand. Ile also n ekes • eperin'r. of Picture FYamlng. Give his • call before purcbasini,
Furniture elsewhere. and you a.1:::nd out that be does as be says --sells cheat,
VCR CA�elriw_
in thanking one and all for their past patronage he bopea to receive a continuance of the
same.
Cl- F0. BARRY, Hamilton—et.
MRS_ SA1aI1E2,D
Has opened out a large and varied assortment of
NEW SI'RIN(a MILLIWRY.
Comprising Straw Hats, Flowers, Laces, Ribborlg
Spring Stock is now complete in all branches.
I. directed to her line of
eta Her
attention
BLACK STRAW BONNETS,
At 50 cts. each. Good Quality at a LOW FIGURE.
"The Sigilall" is whert ?i1-Ia&st P�ocie is doilti.
5
arse
AtiltIgD YKAR.
bkoLlt NUMBER tiW 1
TO ADVERT
Notice of changes
at this Office no
Monday noon. 1
changes must be
than Wednesday
ual Advertisemel
up to noon Thur
week
Laval Letts
.Ail o.lrten%e m,tire, iw (A,
of
TN a SlnxAL of ewer
tatnntreta at tr4.di at
is darted. or from ire
wry hn.r)it is derived,
rev at the role of
'cord each irurrtioti.
Mari (irr,ty-tire newt✓
rertiaaiweata .it rofti
iruertei u brig,' !,want
Owe
NEW ADVERTIS
r Sale - A. R. Cornell.
Just Opened -Misses Yate
Mew Goods -Saunders t t
Dressmaking Miss Kate I
Spring Millinery --Him Ca
S) -stem Renovator- J. M.
New Spring Goods John
Kajoy Good Health H Si
The Liquor License Act
Cream Drawers Wanted -
Boy Wanted- Dominion
DORSI
Joustsrov In Goderich.
1st. the wife of Al
son.
M.•Ailrttt'w At Iningane
the wife of Willing
daughter.
DIED
Jas»trs--At tualop, of
ISIS. Archibald, fount
Jardine, aged 10 mono
Pilon—In London. re
Maria Pnce. widow
Price. aged N years, I
Price of Goderich. n
iMllev(Us.
TOWN ri
ck(trs oiwewr. r
4•'/oath he'll I
A GOOD Pasini. -11
make M to l,
pty to B. McGillicuddy.
The Woman's ('bristle
meet In the basement of
every Tuesday afternoo
4.35. business meeting at
in days gone by Joe.
'em all out. but at the pr
wart knocks 'em Out in
moulding.. Call and sei
convinced.
Now la the reason of t
about town begins to I
and take to himself lb
spring dry goods. You
J. Pridbam •
Tae Scow WINDnw,
fights of the town is iM
dow of R. It. Mallows
out tot the latest feat ur
the allow wiadow.
Merchants can wet t s
Heads. kc.. tc.. prints
little more than thew
paper. and it helps tow
call and see samples as
April showers bring
also brings bargains ipp
as you will see by nate
meat of Saunders ll• ito
t :.a issue. They are no
for. and when you are
seas tnem. The cheape
BRIEFI
Mr J. P Doherty
town on 1Vedneedel
Mrs Win. Pridha
visiting relatives in
Miss Elle Crier
returned Monday I
Seaforth.
Mr E Ostrow
Thuteday from Wo
Easter holidays.
The Palace roller
by Masan Maths/int
being well patronit
Mn Hyslop has
six weeks' absence
Mrs H. Lyons, of 1
It is reported the
head of Lake Hum
':rain until shout tl
Knox chor.:h Ba
in the lecture room
&:h, at 3 p m. shar1
The teachers of
their semi-annual r
Thursday and Fr
Yard.
• The North-st. Ir
and S S. orchestn
ratinon W sdn.eda;
in a contort there.
Mr C. Crabb is
the store next the
self, and has also t
dab is front of it.
Mrs McKay,
home Saturday lay
she had been lean
cutting ladies' gal
Dr M Nicholson
leeks* the preset
teeth a specialty.
9 a. m. for the
teeth.
Rev James Rat
preach in the
cherub next Send
will preset' edseai
Besmiller sirwit
Tits Szawow t
Methodist shove)
day evening, tl
presetting of a 00.1
amid fisherman,.
Riehardeos, delis
whisk was Inose
t4e0a by the We
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