The Huron Expositor, 1886-02-26, Page 8J
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. I 11 �. . . . . . . . � I :. - . 11 . . - I . - I I � FnvauARY 26, 1886. . I
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W I. . . i. : .1 . .. TH E �HUROIX E ,1 POSITOPU. . I 0�� I- � I
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� - . - his. lecture WeGee'h' , ch - ats gnment for the New -A vals � � I
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Misses, under the friends for" 'tort timerr-The "i D. Manley, seco ded by It. -,G. Ross, � I -
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EDWARD CASH conteriapta d hatredof theentirehalf. entitled # 1, Hits and It as , gh Is . -. structed to draft a benefit of 'his creditors. It Is trusted . � I
,. . . . 1 f the Good Teinplars of this - Templars intend having &n entertain- that the clerk be in . � I
pulation. He. also arus . .. I ange- 1.�
l I . ! � # I byttlaw� fo , � . I -AT- I ! .
. b 7eed and Indian po -e ' r the e ection of line fences that he may be able to n ake an arr
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I - -, I ageted tb B deplorable 'condition of, the town on onday'r evening, M%rch 8th.- ment soon. I )wAship.-C ment by which -they wi �
.. eater in' .0 and Timothy, . . �. -bell, announced- . - ------------ &- where required in this t( ar- - I -- � .1 i
. , tover . -ians, c The lectu le'by Dr. Camp G. Rohs, seconded --Jarn t
I �, � D . . X . -d bystarvation and 1�(' . . 1- start again es Be not has opened I - �
1- , -ttow, Sheepskins, leat, and � tributed their discontent to for lond*y evenin' last, had to be post� men o s op - � .
� seeds� Hides, Ta . r poned ov It - cAL s. -Miss Turnbull, A Me. by Alex, Murc ie that Chirles, Dodds mit a grocery in - - ' ` - - � .
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I the inannei in which -they are tr . * thorized to notify John Dickson, i . . : . I
� _ - eated. 1�1" 1 1 t e illness.6f the lee Lo' iTiE ' � , 'to neckties in ,"a McFAUL18 ,- , � . -
. Furs and Pettries. Fine Dairy But ,�ing to ad 'the M Killop, is the guest of Miss Lan rs. be s stated that barrister. and solicitors
� the agents vvho are Set over -them by the turer.-O r .old friei itabell ' c ncession 3, and John ai7e required to wear w I I
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te ' son. - Advocate,, came to hand last week in a Hodgson, who fo -some time has been I .9 - n order. of our � I - 4-- .L L
: r, irt its sea Warehous,e on L (.i meDt. By these they tare Sys �' ner Of lot 31, concession 5, our division courts by �� ,�
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i ht page the guest of 'Mrs Ferguson, has .r turn- . . I � I �:, . . I 11 . ... I
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t e I ip � s and changed to th e judges. H w about par ies taking cases I / �
- t h . a ally robbed and debauched. 116 new dres -15r Me- to erect wire fences on the east I I L �-,- � �. �, . I - I L �. L .1
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Goderich, Street, Seaftrth,, nex . x6 XIgI neat ed,to her home'in Toronto. egal fraternity. I Dry- Goods - ----- .
; - . . . 1� so referr�d to the rm.cdilities perpetrat- form. Irl is no* an ex ee ing Y L � . .Ash and -111: I
p paper and if the' T4vish is- quite ill with a soret roat. their Iota in such places and to such an who don't belong to the t'-�.�'--
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� vice d1tri:00t erxwwai, and gave a= - bl e mis discard the ' 1� bill ads" Take medi me I : 13lyth. .4 . �
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. observation, and paid a hi � � I � of.' Carried. Moved by D. Manley, took place on the 24th of It obituary. Mr. I I I --? �
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� , . ,�Urov IftPost . t # 1.61 General Middleton forhis hone , I Bruceffeld. . seconded by R. G. Rossi that the clerk Braithwaiteis gom, to move to Blyth. I - .1 �
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I . - - L TilitaryL Sk ill. He said that none -nee one of fh� handsome8t sheets in the AGAIN SOLD. -Mr. Alex. Fordythe, . give � EIC-HTFI:s ITBF,
I - I I . . � be'instructedto notifyAndrew Goven- He will make a goof citizen and we i .1- `��
- 'I ProvineIi. congratulate the'enter- who urcha . '. - - WHOTAE. N 95 f
� . d do, - We sed the Dickson mare. from r, - - U 114
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w I DISTIeICT MATTER8. � eve his fence off the road him a hearty welcotnb-�-Ed. Mitchell I �
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. amount to t sper4y, and hope with 'growing Mr. McLean, of the London Rea .. DeF- -ter " qffice. -John S. I . I �
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,1'wEx�,TY-NiNE YEAF.s AGO. -Aix' old 11" years they May continue to grow, in spite her peculiarities she changes - . 11 - ,
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-nine' years a higher price each time, and at temperance hallsouth tobis son John's lot. :
resideut tells us that twenty _ a wealth.-'. Mr.Wrn..Ballantine� has been handeat I ed -T." .9day. 4 ew Ginghams, , � - --
. ago the weather in February was .. as I e rogues who had charge,of the tran - � License the present rate of going she will soon .-CArried. Moved by D.Manloy,second J. Dale returned hOme an Tue . - . I. . - P - .
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ort se ice. - by R. G. Rose, that Alex. Murchie be in- �The Division. Court was held in Blyth � I ., .
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. warm and -bal�ay as in rnid-suriimer. ver 'laef I the- vultures who swarme Inspectok for South, Huron,'- but dealin- get -up into. the hundreds. . � - '. - I � I I
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� That y. ear the late Robert Gern-raill, of i . ed. Maiiy will be disappointed at this - as .-- HoiRsF, SnipmENTS'.-A numbei of Atructo,dtoget Jaines Dysart's father's on the 25th, the principal case being . I
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the service grew fat at the country a . � I . � . �-� . -AT- -
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� �th , I tith, I ent would' have given uni- very fine young stallions were shipped address, purchase a ticket for him and Passmore vs. Blyth.. So far we have lqew- Shirtings,- - .
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, � -spite his vigilance. -At the his appofntm t send him off. -Carried. Next meeting not heard the decision, but expect Pass- . 1, I
at on the 14th of Folk xpense, de , rn from Brucefield station on Monday las . I . . . . Z
sowed whe d gentle- versal sa#sfacti . 'nation � i . . � I � I - 3
4ary close of his lecture the reveren on. -We are glad to lea of council to be held at McNamara's more will be beaten. -The. exami - . .. . . I r
And reaped a good crop. Several Q',ther8 . that X.r.1 L. Meyer,. who has been serious- for Kansas. Mrs. McTavish shipped 1? - ,I
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! 4 . rrian was tendered -a - hearty vote - - of . . . )J hotel, Leadbury, on'the first Monday in in connection with the art school will be New Denims,:. Wir O"FFIVIA, RO!
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Thiz fine weather,. boi � ) 'heavy draught fillies;� Mr. April next. . . . .. it �
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POCKET BOOK LOST. -Between Wit- John B ftie on the question of the ap- George Whiteley, of Seaforth, shipped Stanley. . Blyth, was kicked - New Oottonades, ; .. I . �
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� . late, cold spring. As an instance of this . - pointme t of a Police Magistrate for . to Messrs. Robert Laidlaw and Alex. by horse Ion Tnes : . . I - � . I : -
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; - ay '" ' ile Mr. Robert Mur- the township -of *Stanlev 4 few days ago may soon be around agaip.-Any number � I ' X StREEV SEAF01"r1i
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lurinz.. the fine weather, sold inga n surnof money. The finder will be I
Chesney, c are obliged t6.hold it over heavy draught, Wh � 1A Al �
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I '11t' 8 ly rewarded on leaving the same at War-, . I called upon Mr., Thomas ,Ward, i -now. Last week New Tweeds. I I
his hay to Mr. knox-, of flarpurhey for b I I ,, . w yho of parties in Blyth . . -- . I ,� I
- Y :w & Yoiw's Store, Seaforth. 950 � unti ne� week. -Mir. and -Mrs. Myles ray, of Harpurhey, and Mr.'La 'son, of . .,
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I -- $6 per ton, and bef . a Hullett, -shipped one each. An these 8 . � . ;
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i - . � . THE ICE RINK; - . Iq6, Skit- Young, b ' f Blyth, spent Sund y last in Road. tie showed me hi weekis doingwell so. I far. -Constable. . . -, 1 7
�1 . - Work finished he and others had t6 buy I town as the guests of Mr. F. G. Spar- horses are to travel in Kansas t1ii8l sea- � � I. - �.-
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r- 1av for their sto 'of $40 Per 'February 27t i, a. one. mile race for Boys,and fiug.� Jarge number of our, Sabbath � son. Many will regret the departure of tire colt, which itt ought tc . I : I - �, �. .
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� ton. I Girls. Ad * * .-ents; Ladies .6 centa. School " rkers are at Wingharn this "North Star," as he has left ail ex- . ' Z) �
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L - . .. . . firstand 2n prizes given. . '� I orse, well propOrtioned in all -Manchester Good T6niplars visited ' RE - � Sale in ', -d
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� li 0 - Look o3t for the shire h A FEW MO , LINES� -OF . every Ii . �
. - week aft6nding the county convention- cellerit reo.ord here behind him. * ' * - .
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: biggest Ca "I ml this season. 950-1 . points and has splendid action, and is Blyth on Friday. -Gifford Elliott, law- � i .
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. ,z,NivEizsARy SE-Rx-rcEsi.-The a-nni- . ; rt of 1 � ANOTHER LxCTURr,.-The Oddfellows � .
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I versary servides in - the Met4od-ist, - rigs next week. -Messrs. Joseph of Brucefield have secured another good-tempered. I believe lie will make yer, of Brussels, ha is shingle . * . ' I see -lie bargains �
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Z I . . THE HIcu ScHoo.L.-The following � i9*1 proceed.j . . . as servic ,eople of ' .
I .w church in this Upwa on Sunday last Were . based talented lecturer in the eroon oi Mr."- eabIe a horse as stands in the at the Central hotel.,--'I:he p
� Kidd &J Son * of Dublin, have pure p - -
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� tlie result of the February examinations e W i n ter Go odS T* '
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L largely attended. In the ev&a,ing, ' county of Huron.; I und6rstand Mr. Witugbarn have failed heir lip, goods are. all, �ew, being boj
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I ffi the Sea -forth High School. The. the'pre�nlses and stock of Thomas Kidd Edward Carswell, the I I Canhdian . for this falland win4
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r espeeiii;4, the church was craiv-ded. - ard wants to sell him, and I know Salt well. The ' I
t - . � on-q'rid will coritinue on thebusiness. Gough," who will'deliver one Of- - ` � ;
� ) names apri ear in -rotation in. -order of & S , is fortunate enoughto get It would be well if the r would- iake up I -2 I
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i Iriffin fully realize(I the We arel glad the estate has fallen into i)ix the that whoever TO CLEAR % , -
L The Rev,Dr. f . I I poptitar lectures in Dixon's hall'4 '
� I erit, au( following are t6 groups - money -making the hole, -divide it aid sell the pieces I . - in ess Goods wo, 1, neN ,er had .S'u�'
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� wTeotatlons of' his feiends. He is an - it affords us evening of Thursday March 4th. Mr. him will have a good, I I Dr
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Z roap, I -Q ammar, literature . in �uch gpod hands and I .0 . I
I eloquent and i'lg�i;al preacher, and at- , - Kidd Ca 11 is"spoken of in the highest horse. I � �- � - . I ; I �
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: - n D � � naxim u m, 300. Group 11� slileasu%�o welcome the Messrs rswe i neeting of the � . with ' I
'hough his sermons are trictime , .1 . . to busines he terms by'the press everywhere. The . - .
i a s' m sition , P COUNCIL. -At the last.1 them revenue to go 9 the new I
Iff t -not of 'tU I s circles' in Seafor�;.-T - - � s, ali
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� - 13gebra a -ithmetic and aeomet . was held on the well. i - In Mantle and U14ter Cloth
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; ly orthodox tylke, they'are interesting,- snow p ow was out . an AT A S&CRIFICE, � A 7
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� instructive and furnish abundant food in"m 31 - 18th inst., Mr. Proudfoot, -o Clnt6 � . I Z
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. p1--yy, - chemistry, book-keeping, 9 ,in -clearing off. the side- well Spoke in a most eloquent manoer . . . .� . .
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I for earnest thought. In the evening he ,geogral I -1; . w Iks nd thii rain and thaw -of Wed- now convulsing the audience ith was ap] eer at $5 per day : � i - � �, t ,
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"I . French. principles 'and: reading, maxi- a . Th auditorii"report was has A . I - Ladies', '-N1 sses'aD4 �
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'� took- as the subject - of his remarks . . t nesday. night and Thursday have com- laughter by the relation of some po1in ed I r I . , Sul. .$- q
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2 )) I." inum 400': a cepted and passed, and the clerk in- sold his farm on the 8 bli. concession of , � - . � � 7
i % 4J, Cervet Earnestly the Best Gifts. I �e , I . �: . I . I ; I
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I showed what tl ie "beat gifts " are and � SE(110'1\11) GLA$S TEACHERS. 1� struetpd to get 50 copies ;printed abd Morkis to ,his neigbbo , Mr. Mi hael I .
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�, ,exhorted his h aarers. to ,strive to attain ff distributed. The 'collectok's time for Kelly, for the sum 1 ,475. The farm. � La�lies", Gent's, BO
� . . I I. - IL 111. T'l. brick stores on his lot in front of Card- them to zeal by powerful argument i. . . . .
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� social, moral and I illecting the rates was extended till the contains 50 acres, with od fram. e build- i , U-nilercloilling-all * large assortn",
� the best intelle attial, I J. McFadze'an .... 173 212 297 682 no's bloc ki. - S Lich a' building �vould add The Baltimore N�ws says: " He is 1e cc . � . - .i I J - - I � . q
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1 2 The.6ugineer was Iligs, and is four and a half miles from � I ;
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a M -Mal gifts and pointed out how 2 D. Dan as ........... 192 170 47 609 ' Ist of April next.' I I . I ,I is s I Fur Caps *
r I .1 . very materially to the -appearance. of most entertaining and eloquent spica ier � . ' I . , . I'ladies" and ) 0.8
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J . . Zese axe to b4 attained. The -congre- 3 A. McI atosh ...... 206 1622.34 6*02 Main - We are sorry to learn cc the ds;y,,z of I survey the' sideroad be- Blyth and eight miles from Brussels. .
7 . I I � ,street.- that has been heard- sin THE CASH DRY GOODS AND MIL. ' - - , Ceopes, Fur Sets ZU4 Fur Triulluill
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: .. tion this vea,t had determined to di I tween lots 10 -and M from the Tarr Mr. Kelly now has 200 acres in this I . - . .
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i . � Miss: L. Edwards - . ' 176 95 ,256-,5�7 , - 'ylon Line to --,;,.-A paragrdph appeared i tl
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: . �8 B. Smillie......... -173 00 2a3 486 after a fe�w, days' illness of -typhoid fever. this township, has sold his interest in � � . . � I �- . large Stacks. � I
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� . worsh 0 Miss I. - Xckson. . " . - 156 107 106 i 459 James I Nichol ' fo . occasional remem.- hims'elf and Mr. Alex. Thompson.. of I I � - Tweeds, FL-tii,;ni-,I�-":i;,.�,liirtillgs4 cotv,
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i ,AF 114-cjumaRs�� B-4,LL.-The bache- 12 Miss H Cam, p -bell. 104 158 .11 interesting reading of $800. . Mr.. Thompson . is now Ole ' - goods fully ' ,
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� their friends at a, c -i 1 1 � in 14 Mis 8� E. XlcLauchlin .113 105 171.389 ased to learn that DOTS. -Mr. George Nesbit of,t�e h .of th t wonderful i - .
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7 1 . 15 Miss L Monteith. 125) 99 159 a mysterious ii-i6eting, for rJo one Seemed incorreA. , The name of the deceased o. She has' tried everything that 7 Z
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. -- - It seems s�badily gaining ground on ber, and � - Wid Plushes, f� . l3l,:)
M ' itl Mr. Moffat ,stated that he ,met . �- , wh .h fe are o1re- I
� - Mitchell, Stratford, and other neigh- '%7"anEgmpnd, of . G., VanI .-u e neighborhdod . � , i
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r boring towns and villages were -well �89: F i SDs a � i. . . 92 89 '138 319 Sons, ,has ret ' from .the Eastern arty oneovening Jast week. A�ont Mr. Kelly on the street in Varnia, on the that a week previous to -his death he was - t�ere is now n othiDg left for her but to -'' inducements hi. � .
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� igs . . 86 116 98-300 h as been pure asin I � . I i I
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304-liest, blanemange; frultsand French . -Mr. W. J. Shannon, secretary of the Wint iing next, GE, �Oos -Last; 'week Mr.,"James � . . --
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I . . I E. Kai am ........ 209 89 14-1 445 of the 0 tario Insurance Association.- ger and brought to the 1 - ee it's church to' � 1, Agents f 1:�, �
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7 - �- � - � � . Evans. . . their rooms on WAnesday evening for eld by Goo. Murdie, Alex. - Jolmston,f and 11 Pick your I those who sa,w them to be�tlie largest ever ". , : -
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. . - 171rH - x AGRiGULTURAL SO- the purpose of r ceivingi-the report of Goo. Turnbulf; negative -M. Mui;'die, delivered- at the mill. I . I A M%iael.
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5 ci-ETY.-At a, meetina of the direct6rs of . I the delegates' to the recent convention *assisted by A. � Dickson, J. Pearen,! and THAT Conserv�tive, is proven by 9� o A GooD SALE. -Th -,re was� an irri- who went to ago, - llr� B.. Pile,- at one' time
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16 Mis: - 11 return to as -he � . E'ast. Wilihanis bo� Ldit a faxw o ii�
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7� � -h Huron . In .ty, 17 J. He i-derson. . .. .. 196 82 141 410 � 9 � mense 7th ,concession ,of:: M,cGilli-vray, .
� I the Sout K'gricultural Socie Cowin. A��*very interestin crowd of peop e at tb� a
� - I at Ifensall on. Monday last, it was have their names put on -the assessment cussion may be expectkd, and at are tention of becoming a candidate forthe .
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� 18- Miss '",._Carlyle. . . 165 -120 131 416 . - �e northern I I bill, last yea-k�. and has alV
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,�". . � 19 R, Fw r1ey..... ., 1 notifi the aiiessor, . that he could got go against his friends. concession of Hullett st week� Mr. J. Province.7--Alr � It. Anderson and wife* � inade griat improvdifients -in t g
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� - � �2 Miss j, W. Morrison 163 817159 403 i - � ttha . decla' best possible use of Iii 3 time iiiAil.poon, 13arr, of Hullett, held a ance of a ne iildi,�-)& lie has a1t
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. 23 W. Bi ol 397 . when belhad the . ; . numb er of heavy c1 �, aught horser, .Ni.
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L, 172 -18 147 397 all!disposed of. After dinner he � . I are a credit to b im and fro7V � i
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� , s -borne bran"oh. They stated that they 25 in rr,est g social- drama d gerib menis above which I hav, kom started ai the farm stock a 1 Geo. -1 of wh ,zo realizi
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Z - were prepared to offer a consi4erably 26 Miss .M. H.Hislop) 138 133 150 1391. th . peg Free Pres Honor Brig 's " letter, and which Mr. ,, t nd r F - -) .
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7 . "Ier sain d'visa4le i!nst., was formerly a teacher in the Sea-� 't Torrance has not attempted to ddny, tyliern off. He he hAerest of .1 )ug friend's a elations in Brant- 11
� larg, if it were deemed a 26 R. N Rays ...... f 162 88 141 391- . . wo weeks ago -that the Goderich� Star . thelarge crowd thro gbout, 4nd drew .am( ago ;.1 ice mour.t in front of",
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% iii, - �ii - i5rich J- 170 63 � . Now, much in re ic notyiinee of that ,realized the handsome sum I $2,100. Air. A. Calder entertained a; large com � 14 11
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I 29 W. J.. Mc�eod J 164 82 i ell - sh when a saomple of the. 11 �' -
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- , - - 31 F. Fowler ........ 1.64 136 79 376 those s ial eve I state'ments it� must have been th6 Con witg nors Isle, � I *asse J
.n Seaforth ' ' with pleasure, not . go Reeve's last i letter _ :
� of holding the show one year i looked forward servatives- -that did it, as the "whole read the flin- " by a native of the Thistle ; �
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ill out a smile, the' analysis of ��is opponent2s .AM - .1 might have been seen. -At the council ' -'- -. -
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tinued. There was quile a pull: for the M the friends and, latives of bride and vative party, and they .have ap�ointed a good pIrting send -of . , I Mild, iko"dan
r - � 34 iss A. Knox .... 147 86.133 366 i. - .1 . .. I .. i largest ice 111C I . . gerous poll],
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I ,spring show. The H 35 A.. Fowler. . .... . . . . 211 57- 92 360 ' all Tory officers, even down' to the i I . � 1 . f requented by visitors. Here the,
I;een loug-desirous thart it should be held at 116 King street;,- when Mr. J. F. Me- vocabulary, " Hidden serpent-" is bigh- , � -----7- - I
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7 in that village. They this year 'offered . Intyie, president of the Young Men's d ly rhetorical s tine � . i . � . canyon made in the ice by the mob
� 97 Thos. Forsythe .... 126 86'128 340 cle reasurer, collector and aii itors 9 . I 1. ;
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pt I the sum of $ 150, and they to take the gate 3 Ch- stian Association, of Winnipeg, wa t. LOCALITIES. eleaven
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receipts, and several of the'direators 3 124 937 a to isS . M, e, whole letter may b6 divided into rollers in Jiis grist mil . in ,this.village.- Ellen Brooks' sister of Mrs. Win. ., i, �
I - 0 G. Steet ............ 69 �333 united in marri , innie A. jority, of so-called. Grits in the cbuncil. .-'1,k1 is Messrs. . aylor & Giloi i are putting up o I ctashed to death. I
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were'strongly in fa,vor of making the 40 Miss e second daukhter of Mr. L '1�iree parts, a . personal attack upon h Erwin, is in a very feeble state of healtli, � - - -
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� - )ponent, a loud calling for the names new tin shop,. which �i ill be More com . � �
-ch ange as Brucefield only offered a bonug 41 A. 8.1 nillie ........ 99 88 107-464 Mabee, and until recently engaged as' trying to ruw-things. In nati6nality-. 01 I and faint hopes are entertained of her feet of snow- from 1,7'itiday aftel-1111001
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42 Miss C. , Calder. . . . -141 3") 117,293 .. The Reev and I . I . � til Sunday morning near Trois Pi '
- .oeipts� Upon a vote being taken be- 43 J. M Mordie . .... 122 was lerformed at 8:30 by Deputy are to . . -vindication of ,his own integrity in coun-- services were commen ed in the Metb64. PROPERTY CHANGES.-Mr.lJohn:01son, -. '. I f I
I 'c 45.101468- ceremony the manor born; Messr&. , . . � Quebec, during the',: recent I Storm. 4
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tween Ifensall and Bracefteld it was 1 130 139 the Rim.- A. A. Cameron. , The bride Dodds and, Murehie, although Scot6b, cil A'ffairs. N�w, abuse is not argument, of the Bronson Line, Hay, has sold his . 11 " -f .
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� 44 Miss E. Sullivan.. �76 32 � i I I meetings are being w I attended. -Mr other was buried in' ifteen feet of
gave being dressed in white haxe Irish wives, an 'the p n't care one straw who the. �� ' ' 'Engines and ail
found to be a tie and the President � looked charming, - ublic do . I . farm to Mr. Da�id Brenner of the town- - � on Bi,o Nalountaiiii. ' I ,
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his casting vote in favor of Bruceffold. " ,* � t,' brocaded satin and lace profusely . I informers are,'they' want to know if what Lawreneq, represen of ILucknow ship of Wilmot. -Mr. Andrew Kipfer '-
. heart is Irish. All I I I . � that could be J.i -ad froin Ste. #
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� I go the spring show will be held in I - 11 trimmed with orange blossoms. The Irish to the back -bone. In , religion, they state is true, and lastly, the minutes . lodge of neient Orde of United Work - has bought 40 acres from Mr. Menno ; to River du Loup working to clear U.
I I John -Kerr ....................... 767 en, attended the me tink of �he Grand
Bracefield as usual and Wednesday . � bridesmaids, Mbs Miriam Mabee and 6 f the council meetings b6ver not yet been S V n
� . . � I the whole* .believe the same Sc!rx�tures, . 01' in - rberber, which it; near his place. ,., '. � i1p, but as the storm.. increased ,and
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April 22nd was fixed as the day upon . Miss Lizzie J. M Intyre were dressed in: viz., P;vul's advice to Timothy, to I Use published to . -M � drifte swell .
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, I which it will be held. This. will' be one: , white, as were at o the juvenile brides r but wine for thel' I (19 Drysdale to Mr. Merck, and is go g to '" - � work�
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. � 1 4 Theo. CC'4�an ................... 352. - � I � �! address �n the Fut " I]' Kansas. We wish hi rn� every Success. had to be s 4 till the stornt,
eek later than last year. .. I . i maids, Miss Ne ie 'Fairchild -and Miss firmities," and their infirmities- . ' � � 111spen'de �. � ;
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. I Maud Mar -shall, chool girls, A-+ I . � .
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. w ' � 0 picture. . The Tea, direct from the 'West Indieb, So, new rink was held Tuesday evening last . .. c I . unharness one of --her father's � township of Mzoor,�,- On Fri I
- - Mr. Ball, of �ondoii, who is no' so well I An excellent supper ;was last, wa. a gran cess. pro,' i the animal -� k ,
. LOCAL BRIER3.-MrS. Prendergast, of numerous. although' all Tories, all will adruit we and was acknowledged by all present as . . U�d daughter -of
. anA favorably known in this viGinity as � . . I . icked her, striking child -fen, -a ton - I .
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. a popular lecturer on North-west, affairs this' town',* delivered a lecture in Blue- prepared to which ample justice was have the best municirl offi Ii er gramme, 98, rec'- her on the 'leg and fracturing the �' Alex. Hughes, Of J*�nniskinen wev
1. .9 . - � . . c rs. the the beat ev held in the'eaunty. Over tations, speeches, &ci wAs well render I . . . I I -
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Tuesday ing last, under the an --OiIr-curlers were not very success I spent, iA songs, In LUSIC, an social enjoy- -they reduce the taxes about dne-half the attendance of spectators being also and ankle. She was also cut about -� .. Nvith logs offered the -in a ride, Which
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of the Women"s Foreign Missionary So- in their tour this tim a. They got beaten ment�gI6nerwfly.' ;- - I this year, as the whole *mourite& to IaFge. , The following iare the prize- . ge star' - the head. Unaer medical treatment, ', i . . . - accerted. Before- �hey had pr -00
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-e Presbyteria mil ed t is vicini 6 great however, she � . - I
ciety of th a church. The -at Bran tford and Paris, and in a m&tch -Another affE ir of si I ar nature sometl�mg over $15,000 last y6ar, in- winners: Beat character, gent,aw.; G. is getting on nicely, and f own,
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3ubject was �" The Cause and Results of with Wroxeter at Brussels, on Monday,' took pl ce neare 'home 'on Wednesday cludifig the interest from the r!ri�hicipal Coryn, Knight Tern best chara' ter I we hope to see li iling face around ' horses took fright ujad ran away, �
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- the Late War.` The audience was fair for theGibbons medal, they again came arriage loan f und -COLD. TEA. I I lady, Mrs. J. Grpaves, :Queen Mary ; . I I I gir
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0 . . .W. Of IL -DoINGs.-At the Iasi: meet- best fancy skater, e .
- . ly Urge.. and the lecture was listened to out on the wrO110' side. -Mr A Mr. Jose . : . � 81 gert, W. Collins-; . A, Ru.-icKw�Y.-Mr. Henry Dowson -', , y ars, died from the, effei-,ts of tb
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� with muc,h. interest. Mr Ball treated Bleasde.1, formerly of this town, haO Collie, thir au),nter Of Joseph Collie, I Dash ,00d. 1 L in a ve%�
. I . - 1 5 ; i . ing of � McKillop council the afi4itors' best fancy ater, _ lady,'Miss A. Bal- I . I had an unple�sant mishap the other day. � J le I U
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; gmO dyine. The ceremony 'repoft was examined and found lantine;'beat comic Skater, W. To IT -Ems. My Geo'Kellermon intends . While drivi . dition- . I
f hissui*ctina veryfair andimp&rtial been appointed a in erabef of the Council 'Esq., f ' E I . I 66rrect, uill, ing a young horse through 1 - � CQU . I :
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manner an sted of the Manitoba Pharmaceutieal Assoi took Pe at th residence of the bride's d the 'clerk instructed to b6.*e 200 The Jockey and'His D)nkey; congola- to erect [a ift�� bric residence dux,in � the village it t�eeame unmanageable, and ! I -- I
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- himself of all political bias if be has ciation. -M-r. Robert Jamieson arriVe4 hither: 'Ln the pre um- copiosprinted. The following-a66ounts, tion, Miss Mabel Smith; -gents' race, d that after up -setting the cutter and dra day last lall to- one Tli
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I . no, grievances, suah as to j,ustify,their tak- . -A. Hutchinson and P1 S.* Scott. erection! 43 0, flax
He had just been absent four weeks an4 the n ony .wa performed dollars to. -Dr. Mackid for atteildknce on J. . I �f nill early ih the when it went at a furious rate as fit as - Misb, nea -cton'. �;'� Mr. AnAe M
- � - "oseph Me; oy. This I r er in Its are �.n full op- the tannery where it turned in, evident- i t, -` to Pieto M
- Ing up arn-13 � -.r d,.y&-'N1-r. D. M. Malloch t spring. The roll uat 4a,r ng to dritm - - n W1 :
. .. )L and thalt had they been fou . r Public by the Rev. , Jameis� Dysart,'. amputating h6 leg, CURLING. --,-A, Good was successitil in . - -i
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left to;- V..,einselves -would not have - School [nspec.tGr, was in ;town on % . . . nte 'estin7 � rt of. the cer' ames �ul�,Qn fo' at! on Tuesday by- oration, runnimf day and night. ly thinking it was tirne to wait until �'. �
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- aony lbein ,the last born- CHANGEs.-Mr. G�o. Kellermon has- 'away throwing '.Nli�. Anderson ei
. thought of takina ap arras. The dissat- nesday on his way to Asit some of the i - . board knd a*ttendance to JaM6. Dysart beating C. 1�. Cipoper,J .Mr. Dowson'caught, up. His move- � I I �� .
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- -. _ from Dec'ember 2 -2nd,, . sold his butcher b,�- * - t Mes r . ments, howev'j i �
. � iif-ac-tion, eAggiva,ted'with 'the white schools. in -. McKillop. -Mr. ,John Collie 110,118 I breakfast, .1885, to *6b nary petitor.-Seaforth and NVroxeter played 9 8 er were not quite so lively his he -ad and shoulders And
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settlera who com plained of the policy of Editor of' the Galt Reformer, W" in when,. i accoi iied byl numerous 15, ,1886; $80 to John Louis Kleirisiiver and Fred. Nott. We as were 41. 1 il,)'urjes as aflect Ids hea -lag an,
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the Government hi withhold -i - ' n'this iweek.-Mr.-Ada,m Raysi son frien th collector's salary, and $10 for drror in (rl,ibbons'med,al, wbich fesulted in favor hope the new butche s will receive the no serious dam - 4 (lered hium perfectly, &eaf� With
na f rom tow - � . : ) I . age done. �
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�;&ttlpraent every alterwL us of Ja,m es 1 Hays - Esq., Reeve of Mc:Kil- Istation and left by the morning train dqg &c.i 2 lib' been SALE OF PROPEFLTT. 11 le4lical -skill tb.-tt on,uld. be piwur�
,te section, th, ) I . tax, postage, stationery, 180 to of Wroxeter,by 9 shots " On the follow- :-�-Mrs. Deajardine : � '
. readering settlement sparse, and i -lie', east, acp , onipanie men J,rShannon, treastiret's'salary, ing day Seafbrth lirlussels phLyed extende t9- the O...., one.---�Mr. Fred has Sold her . 'I 11-3-s never beard ,a oulid since. I
m aking lop, wb o -has. been a severe sufferer'! for for't Solo . and farm. of T7 . aeres to Mr. `1119,
- leg, . . old out - is interIest in the- John Reith for $1,850. . -' - quite w -ell ,Dthetwi.11'se and rec-eivi I
8 � s. Jt is need- and$38 to John O'Sullk*v'an foi register- another match for the -Gibbons m6dal, � -,
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it=ssible to� have schools and other a long t4ne from. a -sore )- bad th6 wiihes�of hosts of friend . , Cook h s s Mr. Reith has be . , 7 1 - �
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I less to i ,he bride w9s handsome- hotel to acres on the Goshen Line, J
IR advantages, and also -of the diffi, - lim-1) amputated.above the knee in Tor . 4 . ing births, marriages and deaths�,Voters' when Seafofth was a7linbeaten his par tner, Mr. Sides t -his 100 thty In Ury,
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. .1 � cit.-Ity exy onto a few days ago. He Stood� Q I niembe ed and that the - wedding 3 i; - I i Jonas H, Lrtleib. . .. I I Stanley, ISO actes on' the Bronsou Line, St. Vaientines:day fell on -a
wieaced ia promiring ,their land . . lists, election expenses,'&c., arid SIO to shot - . - . -
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I t� q o �,e�"d b y BR* , and 100 acres near Blake, Xortk Town - -
patents whea entitled to them. The oper . is getting Alon . Mrs. -Leyden for charity. I ion CArt 'Xedneliday 0 --,TR 1c, 3icK PEOPLE. -A - red'. Cook,
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, - f . THE ExposiToR extends -its c6niratula- Ale - . B I " 6nd Morrio are who has been a resident of our villag,e Line, .Hay. If - * .1.1onday ; St, PatriCk's day.on NVI
- half 4�reeds, encourag,ed by Riel, caught U, icely. .N.r S. A., Moffaft, of Vaimaj, )SITOR x. Mbrchie, seconded by Oharles of this week.- russe s a I He says he has one -hal .1 .. .
tions to, the'yo ng ,Couple', a`Dd wishes - I " , " � I day ; April fool da�k land Dominite
the infectian of dissatisfm.tiba from the the generhl agent for the Brantfor . . � Dodds, that with respect to tbe; motion some I N4 lover the Ottle- for about ten years, s been 7 compelled more land than he wants, and he is �� , 1
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white, settlers. Ais- . Light'Steel Binderi is prepa ` g to (� I , - - pasied! at last council meetiD* sippoint- ment of the ;Land Irn�,rovernent Fund on accou�t, of continued illness to A going to advertise all, of it next week) .� -1 - - :
. Bat, despite all the g rin do for them a happy an prosperous future. � is- . `1 a Thursctay; and.Christmas �
- s;a,tisfiactiGn, there would,not have been an ex .. : sive business in this countv the , � I � �. . . - _ -_ -.,- .tlaY, Lent be,rini *.Nlar,ch 10th �
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. I - I � k " ith ap- in-Coune'll, in this ma#er.-B. D6nu up his residenc his - liund�; will .
a.ay recourse to arnis, had it not been for �oming season. He says lie has the Vest I . 11 Ma nchd,ster. . that it! be�rescinded and Dr. 8; is e with parenton the end (if March by public auction if not �, �- -1 � ,z be On �
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� . $ Bpaxnq.- s; Bolan is in a very low pointed in his place.-CarrieA. village of St. Jacobs,,ip the 'I county of previously. sold. 11 � there is I a 0 e will be two ,
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precipita,tedby the indiscretionof the tolet theptiblic know it. - His adver- State, and 'her 'ecoveri is� 'doubtful.- 'by A Manley, seconded by R.,G.�If Ross, P.-Alliss J Waterloo. We hoip) .� - ))oth of the -sun .L - . -
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� blounted Police, who, fired the first shot, tisement will appear next week. -Miss Mrs. T -iomas It tl6dge, of the Boundary tbat-the application of Job* again restored to health, but it app * 1. Nvill be a, total, or At ,near a total I
� . I I n D�mdas, re- mack bag gone to Londo'�i on a visit for i cars whichever. part suitsT best, as he is not - -- i ' '
I aod then instea;4 of standing their ground Mills, of Elora, daughter of Rev.1VIr. Line, I as been a ek for some time back questing to be detacbed'from. . re . 41.45 the moo S111
- � School some time. -Mrs.* A.- Wwart died last that his chance.§ of recovery are very particular which he keeps. The n. �can 3MIA.ake in pas i '
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fled bef Gre a handf al of poorly, arm ed Mills, I ormerly pastor of the Mott .odist but -is: iow recov ering. -Miss Kate Me Sectlo� No. 7 and 'annexed io School Sunday of h art disease"and was buried poor indeed, as be' has tried some of are good buildin
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- is visiting her sister Mrs. Sectio� No. 9 be considered - t ne 3 very beat medic, Ll practitioners of creeks, P'S �
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