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The Huron Expositor, 1897-06-18, Page 5-1 � -_ . � . A I : . I I I 4 , � . - . .1 - Z - � 4 . � am - � 4 - � I . - V01a - � ' � - .. . I .- � �. � -.1 I I i ..2 . . - . � - --- ___________-_;;JP . - .1 __ - I --- - I -_ . . - --- —_ I ; - .....- �� , - - I I I - I - ,� . � . 1, � Ll - I . -, � . I I I I - � I # I . . I � � , d _. r - - I I I � �� I : . � I - —, - . � .. �� i ; . I — � .1 � I- - The following Sunday the minister gave out wanted. Stookerx—Thers was considerable I . I ! � . _. . - I . ,I ;I I �� m � - I constanes. - . . . I �� 1. � � - - - - - � - the text-410ehold I oomi) quickly d ' buying for Buffalo at $3 to $3. 10 per G*t, 1 . 1 � , � I . I . . -.1 . _;Gt.Tg%=Gs., -The meeting of the BP- . , an m -he litter - - - , ,,� I . I � -- I I ,1� I .. - - . . � I reward with me," and had just commenoel and 170 head --are bonqhb at t . . � " I . "I -1 I'll I . I , - � - , - I � - i1fonds,y even- .. . - - . I . - _. - 'rob lAague Irill, -be held 01 ids dancing and thrathing operations as , 4 The ruling" Priem here-, were 2to to - . � 4 � .� . J . !_,,� 1 , I . I __ - � ... I , , Z � . � , . - , wxt�._Ijov. J. W. Andrews w" attl6in- usual, when the pulpit breast and learned Feeders—The ruling prices were I I 1� -4-1--i _� � - � li"071 310 : I . 0,,K 10 .r d 00 8 . � "inowk to � I . , -11, wboroon Sabbath afte � i � � � " 1*11d : : . I 11 -1 - 1. - - - IV ral service. h1r. i�;bert divine fall - with a crash on the top 6f two to 3jo. Some -of the choicest half -fat cattle 0 . WMI - Pi , I I I � . - - �Oaduot, a funs - old women who wen sitting-tin'what was were hold a little higher. Sheep—Prim . VAM � i I - � �, � �ou, tvok charge of the . ser � - . I EN 114we,N of Clin, , I termed the deaf sest. The accident itself ruled at 3jo for the best, 2je for backs. AN lahl , I , - ! 411 . - .1 __ . . �,6m harg and delivered a very j'Ood sermon. � tift . ''I . F � �� - was b&d enougl4but you can picture the min. Butchers'- sheep were about the same price. uivideill I I ]�. 1. - - "%.�.a ^vmina was a de- I . . . - _� . � 1. - I . . - 11 I __ I .The IAT,CMrY _J ister when one of the Old Women cried out, Xe&r.Ung 1AMIX—The ollerings were 11 ftt - . - ' ' " . - � p . eels, and a large compay resent., 11" air I thought 4han. you gied o and the market was firm. All sold mlilyi, . � � . � � �� --- aided alto ' tit . I I cOnsiatod of short 2drow" tex I I - . - - - -1 1, I �- I � � - - Mme *#t, sub. t that yo wis ady funnin I I never thought at Be to 5jo per lb. Spring Laniss—The . ;. . � . .1 . .- � - 1119 the Leia-X8 IDS ei I - I I'll, ... � - . . . - .i- - I - I . - deid earn- offerings were not equal to the demand and . � I I .. I � . . � �m r8 Of , - for a weenit that ye W15 really in - - - bl = J U N 9-- . - ." - I - 360ta.- as follo'I" . 44 I"k Up," 11 Lift 14,11 � .. I I I a . I - - � .44 1:te.ad Up,$1- 44 Write Rpol is Brush 'Up," . exV, . - I . more would have mold at $3 to $4.50 each, I � . i - .1 � , . odd fancy ones fetching $5. Vesh—phoice I I I . . - . I I . summed Up " I I-, I . I , I I .- , or . itepty Up,� 46 � � . � I � I I I ,. � . - . - �____ - I I . up, 27 cc Grow . : " He Did Not Itnow His Man. -- veals in demand at $5.50 to $6 each. Poor . = ; � � 1. . � � � l- , � � . � .. -- _.... practical and helpful. r � � � I . I I . - I and common calves are a drug on the ma - . . '1* 0 00 _. SALE I I I - .... . io;6al music interspersedo At the beginning of the Civil War a great . � - i � - Igeveral pieces or � . � I . . I ;I � # a 0 � : : 6� I- -, rogramme.—Mr. many people were quite ignoranb of the ket, selling at $2 to $3 each. Good.medium I - a TJ - - - I I I " - - . . .. . � i . . :. � . Vfl . : A* . - - 'Completed this uni"O P calvas b i $4 Milch Cows and Springers I I I . . ,. I . �: I . - . Elimville, spent I pomp and splendor of military raak and the . � 1� t ,� � . � . - I � . 3 � � - . � Bert Andre -v and. brlds� Ot —The Pmr.11% elt, w*as barely steady, the general 4 I . . . I I . 1. . I I I I - , - - . the fermses- parents. importance of military titlm. This ignor. I � .1 I . � ! i I . - Sunday here with run of prices being from $20 to V5 each. St000.., , � � &uee led to many amusing incidents, one of � I r I I.. . ! I . . . - . " - � . I � . I . � I __ 4, � i , - ;L -1 � L Z� which is told . in connection with General Hoge—The offerings were' heavy,� but the Olear, Ding Sale of 'Dr',�ess Good"s.. . I 1. li - 1� � : - I . . I '. I �'� : � . - demand was active and prices PAYeapW 10c . . I - . . - t ,o of special inflere,A these days, an 11 i - � . - 'L---- a �. - 11 11 I I . . � 1 I - � _ . ]Londeeboro 11ardee. It was at the time that Albert per ow , I , Every section of this Stole! is a centr i - .� ' I � - . � . . 0ATHXW0.-_Wedues#&Z evelklng,great- , Sidney Johnston was in command at Bowl- t. 0-he!t6 hilagers foli at- k.65 per - - . '� L _��_ L . there is a want in dry goods -0 any ki4d the thing to m:eet it is kere, for leas ' . I I � wt, weighed'off ,care; light hop, 51c per . . I I I . L . - I tO the surprise of Miss Kate Barber, & ' ing Oreen, Kentucky, and Gederal Hardee 'O' . I . I . � L _. by I . . 21 ,a nal � - 6 ived at -sting the hopeless that lb, thick light, 5c to 5he ; heavy fat, 41c money than ever before. Barqdins are t,ipe, bLud no words can equ per, o I � . , � - to - I was ordered with his - command to to cle4r stooks'L and yet it * is the � . I . legram was rece - ' This is,the . - � - __ I : I of her father. She left by the inuorn. , $Owe firmer at 3c to 4c and stage and rough month when we ai . � i 1. I � VAM . i place from Coltunbus Kentucky. . . t observation. There is no reasoii why ou#, prices shotIld -4ot be. without exceptioA �, . . * At that ' � ' , � . -i � � - �, :� � 11 . I L � "S, L - L . g, train. -Mr. T. Robertso6's 6�y, aft -or time the bridge over the Tennessee -Rive'r at hogs 2c to 2ic per lb. There is -no demand � val e to t]IQ @hopper, rriDtl - Ae 10 w� St. � . ... ., :1 - . in . . �-n- . . uonth when the goods are of real . � . � e �1 �� - I . - . . � . � I I . � . - � hiiing Danville, Tennessee, had -not been complet- . � . R - ZZ - I an &boms on the throat lanced, is for stores. . - � We know the .m'arkets w . e to �, to the best advantage. . The leading : I � �� I . L . 1provizW nieely.-Mrs. S. Woodmai is no ' . . - d p ' ted goods axe In de "ind, a laige selection to choose from, - I . ?I . I - L I in , after Buff ed,'aud the General and his coTmand had a I m; _1 I I I erline, er,ng .n rj,4 - I L . manufaetiireo seek us, instead q I L 8 Cr t ,Y us. Our raethods areknown .1 ri . r. : G. Cook to be ferried over the river to 'Cars on the The portrait of Queen Victori ' ublished _ �&,P . . I �. 6etter.-W ' I I � q I � - . a a tim*, . ad- bytheMontreal Star is out, Valn-N as was ' . I . - OslerYo : - to be progressive, rather, than o ew IC inSlIr . - � -for om passed peacefully away on oipogite side. When General Hardee h � and prices are down. B4rpains in Pardsols Glo,resi H I i 11 I i i? es us the earliest offers of . I I - . � -, I . 1 7 - ; i i - ' h � I 1 and prices low enough, we are in- � � . 1 7, epin The' crowed the river -supposing. of course, anticipated, is causing a genuine furors. A - . novelties or bargains. If qua 1 le ri I � - Rkiday 1;� g. ,remains were buried -e for ! . . - � . � lin the On cemetery on Sunday after- Blouses, Blou.se Silks, 0ollars and Cu s, and all lines suitabl i '. 1 � - , I that a special car had been provided for cablegram from London, England,. says it . I variably buyers. I i 1� �� I '_ I � �� 1110on, friends and. acquaintances showing bimqelf and hie militoy otvtff�he avoqeWd beats out of pight all the pictures of early Summer trade. Call in and insp I I ct the Goldan'Lion store. I This is an age of progress . no e A is spared in making Shopping a d,e- - . . . # I . . . I . �� - I OR - - - � ,their sympathy by their large attendance. - 9. brakeman belonging io the train with the Victoria in Englana, and cable orders are . - . . . . - i , . . : I I � a by buiiing at t s store. t .1 - Miss R. Crawfordl af ter a short but severe 1�iestxon, " Where shall, I and my staff go 9" - being recei at the Star office for the . . . . cided pleasure, and gail I .. . I I . � . ved I - ' , . - . . I �Z. . . � (% - The fact that our busineso is grow', g every day is its own argrument. I - 5 -me -League id h the 4en- Pic .d , . I . i � , _ - I I ikness,is able to be around again. The brakeman havi4 no i ea w o _ture The Stu Jubilee medal of pure � � . , I L � - � - Ine &Iumin;m is attracting wi 0-sprea 1'. a rth.; Study our offerin's and form I �own 0 clusions. I ' :! . t as usual last Monday evening. -Mr. eral wii, or of what his staff consisted,after d at- - Js L Oml� H ,,Sol fo . of I , . . - 0 0 1 In . L . � ronto Monday i him and his sword thoroughly tention. There will not bee enough of these - . � I - t . - - A. -Brogden returned to To . . . . . I 'I __ I surveying . � : � 11 - I � � : . � . . - ,� � InOrning.-Village statute labor began Tuen- OOKSTOR-� . a i � ; � � - � - . - and somewhat contemptuously,' replied, two Jubilee Souvenirs to go around for -,NF,XT TO (). W PAPST's 9 I . . - . - . Z an.0.0-0 .... I . � I- - and Wednesday. . 44 You . . . ; .- I � . SI -01 i � i . AV . can go into that car there, and you everybody wants them. 1 . . --- --- - - . I . :,I - . . . 1� �� I i . � . - -_ � �. - I I . � I . ! - -_ - - 4 I . I __ �. . . - can stick your old staff out of the window!" I - . I � __ _R , � Many 8 - h -1 f _. . . I I I J - : . � I ;I , - � I Perth Notes. 1 -Exchange. % JBirths. - . pe�,!,Jials i- ", .Dre�s Goods. - I ! � ' - - -i . I . I - �,,- I I .. - , tratford haa voted $500 to the . jubilee . . - E. -In Kl#kton, on June 26d, the wife of Mr . . . � I ' : . � � ,I __�3 DOUP � � I d' ryone. **e quote : - I ,� __ - THD M.A�RXBTS. Amos Doups, of a son. Oitr leadership in Dress d ods is Jbiown to nearly Ove � . 41 . I.. .. 'committee. I . I 1; , � _J - ofilrJM�,E AL we offer ux�less . . . ,KIRK. -In Hirkton, on June 4th, the wife ;I : . . � � - Hicks, of Mitchell, has gone I . only a few of the bargains. Y, can n4er realize what values �! -Miss Kate I - I . � � I . Nelson Kirk, of a onn. I � � I . .SEAFORTH, June 111th, 1897. f ., I �; . I . . � - I McLAUCHLIN.-At silver Corners, on June 9' h, the . ', I �� I New Brunswick, to spend the summer. . . to Fall Wheat per bushel,...!.... � ...... o'67 to o 69 1 . you come and see for yourself. 1:� : - , I :- - � . I I - - - - - - ! wife of Mr. Neil S. McLauchlin, of a daughter, . . t i I - �, _ - ; � . - spring Wueai par bushel.._....,.... 0 67 to 0 61) (atilt b3rn.) - A ranae� of Dress Goods, . egular price from 30C to 50c, to clear at I ft I j, -, . -a I � I shortly- on a trip to -California. Date per bushel-.. - _.. - _..... FORD. -At ,Exeter Norf h, on, June 7th, the wife of 0 . - - I , . -The corner stone of the new Trinity Peas per buehel.... _...; ....... _ 0 39bo 0 89 . a range of Dress Goods, regular',Price froiA 150c to $1.05, to clear at 35c ; a range I 1, I I - � � -Mr J7..S. Coppin,of MitcheU, will leave * � Mr, Wm, Ford. of a daughter. - I m . LIL-1 ... G I ... I I- I B= per bno'hol ........ ! . . _"' So � � .1 church, of Mitchell, is to be laid by the 13 , - NGHAM.-In Hullett, on June 5th, the wife of � - S. . ! of uew'Tweeds, regular price 516�, to cleir� at 38c. 1 � ,_ - - I No. 1, loow..4 � - _ _.... 0 10 to oil Mr. Walter Cuningbam, jr., of a daughter. - 1 1 1 . � '�� I - . .1 'anil i . I �. . L. - - � . � 0 � ........ �_ ...., 0 1040 0 11 I . 1 We have. also some i I . I V g Masonic order on the 25th of this month. Butier, tub...... McGOWAN.-In East Waw�nosh, on June otbt the i . - extr� I values fir Silk and Wool Mixturep, black I I I . 11 - . I -Mra. Hill aix& children, of Spokane, Eggs per doz-_ - � I,......... 0 7 60 8 wile of Mr. R C. BfoGowan, of a daughttr. . - .�; ., - I . Flour, per * I ' fancy Mohair Caslimeres and Sorges. .1 .. Z I li�j . . Wasilington, are visiting Mrs. Hill's par- 106 la.....::-. 2 16 to 2 1& MoGREGOR.-In Stanley, on June 3rd, the wife of - � - L 1L. - - . . � . . . I L . I . . � . . E � - '-- __:: �: '6 00 to 700 Mr. Neil McGregor, ,)f a am. Wool SatiD, all co16 ,,'506 best Value in the tride. � I - - Hay'per ton now........ ' :::; . Ur rs" . �i � ��D . ,Oats, Mr. and -Mrs. E. Schmidt, of Sebring- To advertise and provo o tbosd, who are skeptical regard- . . O' . - Hides per 10.3 Ron........ . .......... 5 oo� 10 6 00 QUINLAN.-In Wiugham, on June 7th, the wife of , . � ' given in our wash'goodS La,re many and striki L �� The bargains that are being a . A_ - � . '. L I I . - 0. � � IU99 � . . Iville. Sheep Skins..... _... . .. 0 E0 to C� 7o -Mr. Wnx. Quinlan, of a daughter. I L I - i , - - -- ja J?� D nghams, regular price I I � I � I --About 140 farmers in the vicinity of Wool.......- ...... ---:�-::::,_.- 0 18' . 0 2" BUTTON. -In %Vinghaw, on Thursday, June.80, the - 30 days, largqinterest is being created i4. line of ' i ts and Gi . k . I I - I . . v�ntagp of the excursion to Potatoes erbag,(new).�___.... 30 o 40 wife of Mr. William Button, f ing metaI roofing, we are go�ng to offerjor the next 3 , .. I . r t� 0 1 . L Bali (fat& 0 r choi e fo Nye. I Mitchell took ad f bwrsl...�....V..... I 00 000 I GIBBONS. -In Esst Wawanosh, on,a aioun4 i the : . ; .. . from 100 to 200, you c 4 i I . - -the Agricultural Farm, at Guelph, la3L. I ' ' i Crepo,ns, regular price - . - . Wood per lol)etpae(riong).....�........... 2 75 o 8 00 4. 1 � 11� I . I �,we . wife of Mr. Pat. Gibbonsi of a daughter. , shingles at GREATLY EDUCE� Pmm, and with theiii Persian Ripples, regular -price 14c, toA;Iea--r at 91e. 0 . . 4 ek. Woodperoprd (short)..,.....-.... I 2 1 76 - � 'these I 1. � . 11 I 6f Mr."Jo Apples per bag...... _... 4'.. ........ - V to 0 26 ' I I � 121c to 20c, to clear from 10�1 to 12.''. Also s ecial values in Dimities, � - . -Bert Large, the third son hu �; I p . � Marrmaes. . . .. � I li __ . I .. ; Large, of Listowel, died at his father's homi 010YOr Seed ............... �, ........... 4 60 to 6 00 � . . � - L t - Timothy Seed ........... � ............ 1 50 to .-In Wingham, on June 2nd.. give a written gumutee for 25 - yeirs, .: These shingles are Muslinfl, Linen Goods and Silve'i Silksi I I . � I F � . oil, Tuesday afternoon, of last week, after a Park, per 100 lbs....' A 50 to 600 Hairy Mason, Mr. George Raist of I I � . .�........-.. ' Two more bales of Factory Cottont mill ends, from 1 to.10 -yards each, a . I . .. week's illness. r Appendicitis was the cause Tallow, per lb.... _......1 ....... - - 02 to 0 03 = to Miss IAzz:e, &ughter of Mr. 1;�m. , ishingles, . . � E . . . . and cost about : . I � i 0 oithItbree times asmuch-m wood 1 rare bargain, don't fail to see the '' I � % :. . I . - V . I . in. 11 F I jof death. 0 . Doubledee. of Wingbam. . . I . q J L. � , � . . - I . ' 4 I . - . 4 F I I � - -BELL.-At the residence of the bride's pa-. a I G_Ioves�,, Parasols, Laces, Em,broid,6ries ect - J I � 'A� ,1 . -Miss A_Jice. Hurlburt, daughter -of Dr. TozwV0, June 17. -Fall wh3al, V.701 tj CO.701; McGEE Special values in Hosiery 11 , , J I - i rents, on June 2nd, by Rev. E. A. Shsw, assisted . - 4 . . � r . 11 I spring wheat, $170i to 0 73i ; 0.05, 21 J io 260 ; the ssme. ., . i I I . I i . . I I I � 4 .1-Jurlburt, & Mitcheli, successfully passed peas, per bush, 46c so 40; barlo7, 2 ic to 200; b%y by Rev. N. S. Burwash, Mr. Alexander McGee, of I . . simmeamasommos., . L . I . - i . j i - - I tht I � I � - A I I aud 11 . �r third year's examination at Varsity, per ton, $10 00 bo $12 00; OuOar, 15i go 16' potal Bluevale, to Mi -s Sophia Bell, of Belgrilve. � I I I 1� - 1, -11 ;, I I : . . * L ... 'Toronto, and Mr. J. S. Wren, of Chisel- to" por I per �115. ES. At the residence of the I - . I . I - - � t. � � .Jr=4 40c .10 '0c;lbe!g 9-ARPET ��: TALK. �-_ I ' :: ;0! 090 McALLISTER-AM - . � � I _ 50 _40 Rqv. a � I , � � . - I hogs per 1100 60. . � brideld .4ther, on June 9thi by J I I - I - - of big . ; � .hurs to 0.93 : i �6- , . - . 1. 1. i � . _. .. � ' I � - _t, and a graduate of the Mitchell high der McAllister. of the to �w n" Rememb6r, fo -30 days on,ly. f I i Walker. Mr. Alexav . . � I � ship of Gray, to X199 Pauline M., daughter of pen , . I with � ;school, passed his second year. I . I 'L Something unpleasaiii'lis g it g to hap' � to those buyers who fail to realize I I . ' - e I 11 .. -Mrs. F. H. Thompson, of Mit�hell, met DairY Markets. I . Mr. S. Ames, of Ethel. . I _L " v ks only -,We will offer our stock of Tapestry arid . . - 7 1 1 -n. I I . , 4 i CAMPRELL-LAIRD.-At the residence of the � � tile situatio " in - time, for tW`O � � - with a nasty accident the early part of last � . i . I ;. -o- 9L - - id, aj- . ]iride's fathor, on June 9th by Rev. D. B. Me- 1. - t off Onir r " 7 , - , UTICA, June 14.- -Large cheese sales-'- . ' Wool Carpets at 20 per ceniz. diap un , egular pri-- , for ca h. - I - - - . ,week. The lady was tressing-o Rae, Xr. Ivie W. Campb;b, to miss Mary tm I L - 1 3,190 boxes at 7Jc I 5,517 at �c ; emali h�, . . I �. . I i �, - - house to Mrs. Cheesmau's, and the side alk ' f third daughter of Mr. James Laird, all of . I �t 1400 d's cheese, 612:4oxes at 71o,1,336 as 71c, 470 at Be MULLETT & ; (30., Seaforth.. - : __ _.. w ' .; I I'll, fell, her h townswl'of,Grey. ' � . � . . _. 1. being. wet, she slipped and sad � . . . 'K 7ic.; advance on large Jc ; on small, it. BELL -WO KHAN. -In Henull, on June Sth. by . I . i - . 1. _� i good I . : ,striking the abarpL cornered post, inflictiDg a ' - - Olothing an Gen,,ts' Furnishing. 1. . � ; I I LITTLE FALLS, Anle' 14th. -1,890 boxes Rev. J. S. Henderson, Mr. Roberb P.- Bell, to - — I . !I � i vll ; I . " I . ' - I � The I : . - ,deep gash. - I . arge cheese sold at 8o, 1,860 boxes of small Mes Mary Workman, daughter.of the lists John , � 'I. . � . - .�i - , I � '. -The death of Wm. Stuart, of Mitchell, Workman, Of StpuleV., I . I The policy that governs th�i whole s s - � I I . . I . at 71c, 1,260 small at 7jo, 475 at 71c ; 17 CASF,1101 R,-Ilx nentall, on June 8th, at the rat. i I I - I ; � � � -occurred on Thursday evening, 3rJ inst. ' clear in, these departments. 04,111une sala'Zives buyers the .choice of our large . 31 pro- � . boxes dairy butter at 15c. 1 . dence of the bride's parental by Rev. J. S. Ron . . - . ' i . I - Deceased was born in - Ireland, and for the der6oh Mr.46seph S. Csse, t" Miss Jesda StOr- I O'crapare anywhere. . * - . tput nineteen years has -been working as a ToRo'Ismo, June 15tb.-Butter-The sup- ting, ei&st daughtor of willlan� Moir, &q., of THE BLYTH - 0 I, L MARKET stocks at prices that ara beyond , - � I � . . I . . id re- - . � - I iff larie and th6 demand is'poor. The Henodl. I i �; i . I .- - E_ . Butter, Eggsand Wool tak4 in trade A the highest market prices. I . I I . I ntiller in Mitchell. He was most highly es I - , , ,� . . �, I If � Elk of -the offerings is going into cold JACOBS-LINX.-At James street bhurch parson- - - ; . i I . � � . - � , - . - ugh. � . , ; .. � much . I - I -famed, and his death is mach regretted by storage. re easy and dealers age, Exeter, on June Std, by Rev. Dr. Willo . -� . ; t� I - Prices here I ai 0 al�. . � . � a large circle of friends and acquaintances. � by, Mr. John Jacobs, to Moe Martha Link, both � , . � I I . 1. � ' wason � - � -Oa Friday of last week, Mr. Win. Lem- .will shade quotations to make sales. Dairy of Dashwood. � . is B. ON N.Ge ' - . " I 1 . DIRECT � I . � butter is quoted at We to 114c ; creamery,, WARD --- STEVENSON.-In Listoviel, on J-une 2nd, . I I � I . . 11 on, of Fullarton, raised his new barn. - I �, . - -M 15c to 17c. Eggs -The suppy is, li at the'i-esidence of the bride's mother, Mr. Win. I . I . . - J . � �MWer Vhere were some 100 men present. After . Ward, to Miss Francis Emily, daughter of the I . WN, PICKAPISID & - Cos I M P 0 RTERS, � 4 � I I I � I ,,the bents were raised the men started to , scarcer and prices are feeling firm, new laid , late John Stevenson, FAq , of Elms, - - I -, . � . % . , ; ./ � . . - ' . . !� � . . I I . � . I � - i selling firm at 9je. � I il done . � "I rdwe in putting on plates, etc. Mr. Fred MARTINREID.�At the residenoe of the bride's � - . market this . I r 1 m ;F- . I n � . � � � . MoNTnBAL, June 15tb.-Butter-The , mother, on June 96h, by Rev. 9J. A. Hamilton, .Opposition isthe life of trade. JTbere are three buyers on this Opposite Town Building., Comer Main a-nd Market Streets. - . .o - clordnerand'.Mr. Amos Neigh were, cap- Mr. Francis J-. Martin,. to MissJAne, youngest . � .. I ... .- r,J 1 � - - : 1� market is dull at 16�c. Eggs -Choice stock gh - i ' being paid here than in any other place in the . I '1 i - � ;1 � 1; I . I . :� i , . tains, the former winning by three seconds. I I daufhter of the late Mr.' David Reld, all of ' Summer, and hi er pAces are 0 'I , , - . I i � � ... I - , sells At 91C. 4 . - - — i � I I .. - HUI Ott. � I county. We are not buying wool, bu; we have made arrangements ith Bain � .11 . � I I i � � 1, 11 I -On Saturday afteLnoon, 5th inst., as )W I . - . . 1. - - BELLEvmr,ru, June 15th. -At a meeting of F -At the residence of the bride � �.e Pre- . � I . � . � . Val. Alles was attending a saw in the mill of I - ,DDIE-CURRY. a TO, to accept their 6rders from i 1. . I I (�, . -_ I I .1 I- the cheese board keld here to -day 25- Jac- father, on June Imb, by Rev. A. D. McDonald, ton Brothers, Who buy the most of th3 wool he ' I 1; � - -! � . �, : I I I I . .11 . : I f � - Arm came in contact with the circular, Mary Ann daughter of Mr. John Curry, both of persons . . � � � . . I boxes colored. , The followiDg are the sales: Tuckeramith. a woolen mill up north, which had a stock -'made: up to exchange for wool, but, . � . . : - . in . ; I - .. and, as a result, a deep gash was made i ' he bride's � I f . . � 380 white and 225 iolored at 8ac ; 190 white EDMONDS-REID.-At the residence of t hey.bad to shut down, and - we ' I ! to 1, by Rev. A., D. McDonald, o,-*viDg to a failure of a private.'bank, 'tJN � � . . - Mr. John Kabf1eisch, at Tavistock, his'right i tories o0ered 1,615 boxes white and '2-25 D. D., Mr. George Farq uharson Eddie, to Min who want to exchange 'their' vrool for goods. We got a great ariap from � - - - --- __ the flesh, which iequired several stir,ches � BRIDES � Z * -1 at 8�c and 265 white at gae ; 580 white at father, on June 151 I . I )� I 1; .1 . VES., . . . Zetain it in its proper place. I . D. D', Mr. wililam Geci!ge Low Edmonds, to what we rcquired of their stock at 60 �, on the dollar, and we now ofer first-class . . - :. - - ,� . .1� � I - . I - __ . 8ac. � - -Mr. James 0. � , I � I . ,'I I I 'Miss Elizibeth, tUrd daughter of i - I � I . . .. I.N-C.ERSOLL, June 1�th.-Offcriugs, LW9 Ucid, both ot Seafortb. ,-,00ds at prices like these , � . . i I .�, ._1 . . I . - , 0 � . . I I I . . . . I . I 41' News -o - . - . . . � r 91T. . - Is : _. . l�i e Stock of Gloves , f the Week. boxes second week .June make. No sa ". i - r I . . - I I Silk Taffeta and ; - DR.. PARKiiumsT Q -UT OF 'POLITICS, -Rev.- 8�c bid all round ; ms'Lrket,hot. - and three ply, wor,h 50c, for 40c � lb.' Special line I . � I - � , J, I . ; I . � - i Deaths. . Yarn. in two . . - , ' I F-". . . I . t . � I tMent of Sum, in Dr. Charles H. Parkhurst has retired from I . -In Clinton,bn June 3rd, Alice Gratt %n , red, and grey and wh t C m4er ' ,!hite, - . I I � - - - I GRATTAN Grattan, of St. Cath- Yarn in grey, black, N . I )TISI relictof the 1%te George e, and _U 1 9 ite mixeJ a 50' ',�t� good value � - itics. He has�Also retired from the active Live Stoe� Markets. IR163, Clinton, a lb. Wool Tweed worth 50c for 35c -an extra hekvy maik SHO, ��i D � , an(l, _'. - 11 pol for the Prevention of ines, siater of Mrs. Robcrt Ho . . . " ,, . - .. & work of the Society � ! � I -0c t') ,- ' � .. I - aged 35 years. A li, c of Wo�l Sheeting (white) very � I - ;! "' � -�1.25 per � . I ' sure to o,ive satisfaction. I . - � I . , - Oirne and of the CAty Vigilance Leage, and Llvk-RPOOL, June itft�h.-There is just a -In Hibbert, on June 2nd, John WaICson, 0 � 1. . � - - . . i I ' WATrJON. . " We are showing �7_ - � . I �,�� . . wa at Ic eptible imprt i trade. States years, 9 won.the and So days., special, at 30c, A fine line f Blankets, etc. 0 1 � jw prkes. - I I sails, on the Germanic in order to reculper- perc aged 06 . : . I I I ,� 4 -1 -1 � I I , - � I , - . I � .. .i .- I . �, - � - �� -1 zate. . I cattle sells at.5�d pe� pound, Ca�nadians at TRAQUAIR.-At Wni. Chapman's residence, Tuck . extra value in Cottonade at Oc and - 2k. Bleached COttOD, 37 �� i . .r - I- ! 04 - r I entnith, oh june .9th, Janet Traquair, r.lict of . . i � . I � . I . �� 1111i - � I - �_ , DisXPraINTED IN- ,ruE CiiiLD.-Tbe Czar . 5-,W, and Argentineal at 42d. Sheep are the late John Traquair,aged 72 years,,9 months. inches wide, worth 8c for 6c. ool Tweed, worth 60c for 40C. I 11 �,11, . J . I r I , , - , , and Czarina are understood v) be greatly - worth 6d per pound tb-day. � I � I � �� . � I � - - �� . � Fine Tweed, worth 75c, fof 50 Fine Tweed, worth $1, foi 75c. , - :, .� I 0ERWEAR - . - .: I E I - I I &ap�pointed because their second. child is I MONTREAL, June �Rh.-A large utimber Ill . I I t I . �i . � . . I � . �_ - � annel,'cliecked, 25c. Special line of Cotten Rose, . . I 11; �� - �� .i adauahter. fte will be named Ta- i of butchers were present, and with a good All wool Fl . . - � ,Aeet from -There I also 0 - . ; -tian , I I ,� - . 11 ... I Inedilial, , I a. demand and small s4plies prices advanced - worth 20c a pair, or two pair' for 25c. i kl"� .i , and filta � � i I � .e I I-..- I %T.- ]�T i . i : . Y this the came . . � I ' � TuE QuEEN- W,Ei-r.-It is stated that the ! all round. Speciall' was . ; . I I a -e put before I , I V � � .. ..! ��, . . . Ph , with prime beeves, which were more than je � "NOTHING IS CHEAP THAV, ISN'T GOOD. 1: I i 11 11 L � . --- ,Qaeeu was so much atected by the singing I . - I I - . . 9ssib1e'fi,11r(,,% I - - last Thurs- - I . . . I - .. . i � . �.� - I -"> - . ,,of "The Wearing of the Green," at Wnidwr per pound hi-aher to- ay than on . I I . . . - � . i � � � - I I . . � I :1 -castle, that she ivept. day. There �eemed o be a brisk demand . . . : 0 i . I I - . I : . I � I I I I . I I - - . I I- I I w 0 iq�,. Bridal 86 s - To AsL.ASSi.%_.1LTE T11E PILF-111DENZ.-ALL at- for anything fit for shipment to Great Bri- SALE OF I A0 see what fs -sho inc, ts of White Wear; � . %lr- - . . - ' ' 6 - 0 - . I . � I . I :%, � . 4 !C: . tempt was made to assassinate President tain, and up to 4-ic per p ' ` � . �. I - Taure, of France, at Paris, while on his cases paid. Large fa cow I . I I . . / � . w - - . ! . , � s F61 I . e4l utift-1 Dre' hai � goo -, ,,, B � 9 _ - � I Laces cheEkp. n Sunday. A bomb . Sic to 4c,and the com on half -fatted akfrom I N . , - ,.,,, . . : - - vay to the races o I N � ; 1; : . - so . ound was in some �_ OIL M s, sold at about , . . MCK N N ' 00 �7_ . I I . I - tive . . . . i ; I ': - 1frge .Ar,ek of some - was exploded close to his carriage. 21c to 3ic per pound. There was an ac � � � � . -- - THF AIR SHIP BURST. -Professor Bar- demand and higher, prices paid for good . . - , rN I ; I ,of tile' . � - ' Lovely %.Tioves a " d Hosiery '.. se w . Boi)ts. & Shoes ][J -y- r .=- , -t - I- %nard, of Nashville, Tennessee, undertook to I calves, prices for this sort ranging from $5 . _V - I I _.. .� � _., � - r l= . . . r , >ut one third their - - try another voyage in his airship. The to $7 each. Commo calves sold at from $92 1 . . 3 - . , I . I . 11 � �� - � . I . - � I I � � i � ' I .1 . I I . see these . L a c es, . � - 4snoon appendage had been too highly in- to $4 each. Shipperl are paying about 4@ � . . , � � I L � , Belts, � i .. . . Coisets, _PCr"V,S610. Laces lils� I ,fiated,aud when high in the air the machine per pound for good I e heep, Lambs sell' In order to clear out a heavy Spring � I 4, , . *N'�_� �114 - I - * . . . - !J �� . I - de end an � Y'S - BLOCK. * - � � re - __ I i O.,. � M -1 � Is- , I I giving 1 . � nis n W1 I I . _ - - Organd _ , ; 11 eg,4 rapidly. The bailloon had at from �h Fat hogs a I stock, we aregoing to start now to IMPORTANT NOTICES I I - I � I . . 0 - " to 10 rachute applianees enabled scarce, and no sales , ea � urst, ut t P( r re . . b he a $2.50 to $3 le e ported to,day. make room for Fall goods, by i i ' . . 13 e P I . --7-r- SI ; � th rojessor to I re quoted at ifrom, 5Jc to- 51c per you a little more and: taking a little oorH FORCEPS LOST. -On or about Tuesda � - i , � � � ISE& - ... and safely. Prices a . . ! 1 34, - . I . , I . , _. I - . ! � A Gin FRoU THE POPE. has , pound. less than any one else,' We give our TSth inst.. on the road between B8,Yfield W � i . I , . �. � � the eorrect thing- �e l5th.-&oice finish- west varna, a bag of Tooth Forceps. Finder will be r3- .Ju I LEE 1. I . I i , I. , . 16r. . . t . c3ent to Queen Regent Christiaiaa of Spain a EAsT BUFF,%J,O, Ju customers the bbnefiti of the lo warded an returning same to Dr. Sheppard B I � � � I I - muslilis E tba I . I I . 1:11 ��j .. - ., 16 I I mer days, and 'ive I - � splendid, rosary, consisting of a gold chain ed smooth fat export land shipliers, $4.90 to . prices possible every !'time. We are field. 1 404 ' I � - - 1. I I- � - - .�, I ! , . I i�� I 4et altemMely with diamonis, rubies and' $5.05 ; good to �*oice fat heavy steers, not quoting you price4'nia goods out . I . . I . � 'q, - � o - i � , ,of these ,00ds to . : 11! i � i I , 0 . �emeraida as beads. The gift is accompanied �4.60 to $4. 7 ; co rough steers, $3.60 to df season (as some others do), but STRAY sHEEP.---Stmyed from the premises of I I . I 4�� .- . r i 5 � I i i . - 1101DJ (lualibies =al � . . . . . . . . . I the undersigned, Lot 11, Coucession 4, McKillo is - . m. 'a I I by a letter conveying the Papal benediction, $4. 10 ; choice am 0 fat fieffers, $415 to give you new goods s�itable for pres- E I May . , - � "Ices, . - -LLLL - .and expressing admiration of her Maj ty's $4.40 ; fair to good hers'stock, I ent wear. It will pay about the first of June, two ewes and thiree lamb i, . . Shirt Waist -are the crAze. f6i I wat , , e;Ither, and rightly too, for nogar- I es ixed butc I I you to trade 1� . 4 I �� - I one of the sheep had a hole through one ear. The r . . I d. 1. A I � - .... nt . ment can take its place for servioe� an coWort during the summer months. - t ;; - . � smooth, well here because you get! what yon wa were not &red , information leading to the r . � li, 1 � - - I I �� eourage ALnd wisdon-, in the late Ministerial $3 25 to $3 90 ; go fattened she Any I . I I 'wom - . ! . � V .1 � �� .. ; -ensis. - _ I ' '�oa need,1 Come in recovery will * The & -day in . . � - 1; cows, $3.40 to $3. Stockers and Feeders 1, and what mud be I r ly rewarded. JOHN 8M , Tuesdaynext will be a great I � - I I � - ... 1540x4 � ,� . I � � .1 . , I . I BIG COAL bRAL -An English syndicate -The market wit - , liberal run of Canad" ' - get prices on tan goods in every line, Beechwood. . . Seaforth. Great preparations are be-. WE HAVE T I � ':'COOTS OF THEW ! - , I _� 1� , tfqs- � .. I Na- and be convinced th a is the ______X_ . ing made to entertain royally the . I i . .1 . . In secured options on all the coal fields on opened slow for all b,ht desirable kind. at thi . 1 i T �i , I I , I � . the Cincinnati Southern Railway, in South- tive stock steers, jg�od to choice, $3.50 to place to trade for "honest worth and ERSEY BULLS FOR SERVICE. -I have arran -, crowds of people that will como to . � - � I � I 11 ts Sprig Checks, J ed with Mr. Edward Marshe,11, Lot T1, Conce - I - Cr ft,int Waist ill li,ght and dark colora, � 1. CIS,, � Commencing at 50c,�,Nyour � � good ' I : - ,,ern Kentucky, formerly owned by the Cum- $3.75 ; yearling stoo'kers, $3.75 to � $4. 10 ; square dealiug. � � I - sion 8, Ribbert, and A. H. Jacobs, Dear Blyth, o town next Tuesday-. . . I ,41edium and fina 11 . � - - . I V, cr � L 8 to $4 service two of my regigtored Jeney Bull . At 75c, you get still better go and bett4 designs. At 00c,,96c, $1, you -got I berland River Railroad & Coal Company. feeders, good to best, $3. 5 ;, Canadyi�; I � : keep for . to I . ' i 1. . I - - ' . re convenlein , Among other things necessary -to properly so large that it �_ P3.90 tq $4'-, 1 have also one in Brussels when mo I 41 7ffs. " , :�;- It consists of enormous coal fields, with rail- stock steers, good 6 choice, 4 up a�date goods, with White O� 6 and 4* We 11ave -some rare noveldea . I t . ; i .- . � . I K,m paA the Sum- � zoads along the Cumberland river, n yearling ato3kers, $4, - 154OX4 -be found with us, I - f ear � to $4. 10 ;. light stock � &It from good milking tstrains. G. A. DZ'ADMA , . celebrate the day, you- Will need a . -t � . , ly to � , I Brussels, 0 aists, at $1.25i $1.5 i ` hardson if , M06" ntarlo. . 0 $1.76,41,95,�%�,d $1,25 on I I (* how che . - T-OiRtBilmside,and extending seven miles ers, $3.65 to $3.80 ;, feedere,choice to prime, Rio i 11g, 1. - pair of fine shoes. Weareshowing in W J '! - ' I' your summer Waist . t 0 se ap - � - 0 some nice lines in Chocolate, -Ox In all w6 have d stock of f . rom �1,6. t6 30 d4,en to select I , 140139 the Cincinnati Southern Railway. 64 to $4. 10 ; export,6119, smooth and fat, - hoo I . EACHER WANTED. -Wanted for school Sectl " I ,,� .1 .'' . It I � 12.3. I Blood and Black Shoes this month at f . �t .1 , - . , The money invoIN � T male holdl g � rom. I.:i � t -ed will be from ,55,000,OW $3.40 to,Q53.65. M&h Cows and Sprilngers WHITNEY'S BLOCK, . No. 1, Laird, Algoma, male or female, holdl . � I I � . Ini ke,s � I value.' . : i 'to $10 000,0W.. -Dull and lower ; �trictly fancy , either second or third -claw certificate Outie rices much below the regular � 1;1 I .. I - I h . . . I - ,- � , - We's w 0 Der instance, our.$I- Oxford Shoe for � � I � :; - - ___ __� I commence after summer holidays. A . �___Z __ 11 RAiD' ce $25 to $35 ; SEAFORTii� � testimonials and statl?ff salary expected. F. . I I :4 _� - �� 8 O.N CnF.isTiA,N,.,;.-Word has been $37 to $46 ; good to choi, - , — ladies cannot -be surpassed for good 11 I good to fancy ap to $45. Veals -treasurer, Lairdl P. ., TRY 60 BAAGAIN DAY , � � .. receiVed-that Anti -Christian riots have taken rin era, $35 � SCHOALES, Secretar) , � I w , 164Ox4 value. Oar $1.50 Men's Shoes are : .,� I . � I I I - �f - � . Thce in Liu Ching, China. A mob of fan- and Calveg-The ma ket r9jerl stronger and Algoma. I �;� �:t- ! . . � : . XG,Gds - 14011i loudly proelaiming chat Roman Cath- top lots sold up to % $6.25 -. good to I also trade winners. In fact, we have �:� . T � � - O� - Wide A 'Wakes -OA-R FOR SERVICE. -The undo -signed will shloes to fit any size foot or purse. Led and r]. f6lund v to the maik . This is what 1, Ir� I ; ,olies had kidna ed their children, rushed choice veals, $5.25 t $5.75; prime to extra I Tes t 'ed Y q I fqll'. , i PP � ; . , I I . . . I I I 0 M B keep for service on Lot 84, Concession 4, ud , 1 � 14multaneously on the mission buildings. In veals, $6 to $6 0-5 ; heavy fed and butter- ' . � enmith, a thoroughbred Cheater Whi a I Tuesday!being a holiday, we will give extra makes � ;, , . . I i .1 I� � . the fierce fight that ensued three Christians milk calves, $ 1 $3.25. Hoga-Fairly - . ed from 11, . -bargains in fine shoes on . .. . : � �;� , I i � � I lots . _ 2.25 t rchas H. George & Sons, 0'rompto 3 bilee I I . I � , Ulf Idlesex County. - . 11 . l� : . � -were killed outright, active demand and rict-s full strong to a , Teims-81. payable tit ti f � I . - I - I I 1 ; ' * i I I . M .'eight wounded and eelravitce, with Privilege of teturning- if nnee . Rturday and Monday. . ' - ; icmr ftptured, ly all grades ; good to PRIOES VWV- r P, etc. - . shade higher for neFri 0 15 f L I I I i L . _U . -t 1;, 1,�� T N_ m.k. -A despat ch re - choice Yorkers, $9.65 .: mixed - - . I � Ax, OUTBRE. . , I : ] � i — I ! eigh a, 83 60 -AT THE- 1. I - -1:0' 1. plete ,. 'Ceived at Bombay, fudia, from Simla, the grades,,, q t . . JOHN W. ROUTLEDGE. I . 0 EVER PlAY � 5�3.65 ; rn�dium .w V � I , he., - OUSE AND LOT IN HARPURHJ,,V� . I 1, ! li __ I I 0 1 1 1 T'"Idence of the Indian Government officials .to S3.( , . Y hogs, 33.55 to $3.60 ; . . SALE -For male, the house and ot I na � I . 1-1 I : - "I P � , . - " �1 J ., I � . - I - , . I , , , ; I � I criods of the year, an- q3.15 to ' .,,5., Sheep and Lambs- Hol � -_ - � b � 8 arly during the heated p � . H i roughs,, , hey, nearly opposite the residence of Mr. F. 4 a . � . . � - � I . . " � I-:; . ; I fttmces serious trouble on the northeru The market, not it atkudin I , THE SEAFORTH. sted, and owned by Mm ClemenO The house is �. f . i - � .If the light sup 1 , Lly situated. and the Id.6 � I - - � - � F � I of 20c to 25c commodious and plemul % , � . Itotier and the massacre of a number of I ruled very I and a I - _� : � I r I I a � � 11 .. . � - I � - I . ! _4*VF;5b_ - FOW-9, - 4 I . . . I Flyl contains about and wre of land. it would m�� '. I - , . , : ' ' make I Gr , ,.X X :;D auk& , ,-British officer and na�ive soldiers in the ower for lambs, wi h sheep fully 150 to ffle desirable residence for a retired farmer, avid will b - -, I ,� � 'Government employ. '-From the particulars- .off from the clos .of last week ; native TEA STORE sold cheap. Apply to M. JORDAN, Grooe_r,,�e t � , YZEA : . . ' . tf I i i . . I . . . � �: " . I i . . I - J . obtsinable at resent it seems that two guns � lambs choice to rime, $4.52 to $4.80 ; dw forth. 154 . I I � I . I P - - . TWO opgot I I Dg to a Bombay in I . �, I -1kR . . � . I ulbagi I I - .. Such a large day fo r u I . ounted battery, 'good to choice, $4. 5 to $4.40 ; common to . . I __ loms 1 IJ I S at J own uil 5119 � I ngin 8125 to ,25 ; mmon - . ARM FOR SALE. -Being Lot No. 8, Clonco§810 xpositor ce STORE , !� , . � : . � "Corted by 300 men belo 9 �te . , I . - i to the first good, 8 Culls to co I will quote you a few of the many r Ois t I 8 T' I , ! I I I consisting of 100* sores 90. 1 � �, I �? � . I I 10, -Tuckerswith. .1. � ; I I � . .. � Lat PuniAub lambs, $2.60 to.' ,43, '5 ; fair to choice mixed F . � I . I . I NwOnt of Sikhs and to the cheap articles I am now selling. Five d. The remainder good hard wood bu,sh, , � ---,-- � , � I � . . I . -, � . 1,4 ; culls and common sheep, ' 14 acres alem � 1"; .� I . . - � I ' . and underdrained, and In ; i.� I 1, _ I - . "tr were treacherously attacked in sheep,$3.75 to $4 ; Ve can8 Of Corn Tibe farm is well fenced I � , � . . . � . . . � - . 'W Yli Vail, ce of hostile t2,25 to $3.25 , e ort sheep, 84 to $4.25. lbs, Raisina'for 25c; fi state of oulti,ra on. Pormssion Oven at e* Ll WOR, LICENSE ACT. ey by i* larg� for 25c; five. ackages ot Corn Starch . --- I . �._ I . - the Te grthe year. For partloulsrs applY to JOHN � . I � I TORON,-To, five - applied t9 the L . I � ! - me 8, I : Catdftc ' k : " for � . Jun X 9 16390 I Take nAlce tfiat I h&v Vi` -Bloc - �fttiyea. e 16th. -Export Cattle- . I or 25c ; six I a. of Figs for 25c : KAY, Kippen.- icon" I . - . I I � � __ . � . li- , - I � I ttle better, and as a re- . � . Comwinibners for South Huron; for the privilege of , I - 7 41 I � � I._ - ____ -_ The feeling was a . — 'M A the. � . . . i k !� I � . lbs. of Prunes for 25c ,; four lbs. Ca I r I 1�n_ � � I transferripg my license to Philip . urrav I . I ;I r � easier I :� i _J � I . � - � - t -4ad i .1 � I . Another Beadle Story. sult of the li-ahter jofferings they were fornia Pitted Plume for 25c ; 'a fresh lot ,RM131 Township of McKillOP. bjection '0 � Y - �:' ; . I I hea& of 1,230 lbs av-' UCTION SALE -OF TWO SPLVNDID FA Any ol trans- � � I �, . I lot of 3 itk,before :� . . - . ' -bout fifty years ago a young minister in a to sell. A � or 3 lbs. for 25c ; 'AIN THE TOWNSHIP OF TUCKEB8MtTH--'1 far must be made to the lAcca" ID6F 4 � ; i 11 cl � .. L A � ; 5 cattle, Apricots at 10c a lb., Pe tecost s - � � ': I Pentecost's I - - I . . . I "rt4in Highland parish was more noted for croge,ohoice,sold a 14-40 t a fem, gallons of pure Maple'Syrup at The undayeigned will offei for age by publi ti. ,he 21th Asy of June, 1897.. Wit. I CHOLSON, I � I I 1, ' i I � I Z __ - - r23r,clwb,, 4J. ; an- - . - a - ny kind "'on . I - 154fte � . I . � � I - . . � . � . : - 1; - n ock. . � . rthralhing th Bible auel jumping about the 1,350 lbs, at 3�z ; car, 1 25s a quart. When you want ,at the C-ommercial hotel, Sesforth, on W lf:�d#'Y' Blakei 1 '. . . I I . , ' . lb] , 41c ; 9, car, 1,200 lbs, . July 7, 18ri, at I o'clock. p. m., his I lem Ed farms i I , I I �Iclrth. - I . . Un C1. I I other car, 1,260 it dig T I 11 Pulpit than� %reaching a good sermon. The vt of Tea, A. G. Ault's tes, store is the HuiLron Road, two miles was Of I -, r . oW . ; I on the 1� i I I , IliL The ruling prices are.31c I � I ,;; � 11 . I - 'Dftdle, who utsin loo acres each. On oie farm, is 5.00 REWARD. I .1 � . . was an old soldier and a bit of at $4.05 per ow . � right place -yon call always depend On Tbw fumb 00 .. � . : . - I � . � � - I . Z . 'aftg besides resolved to cure -the parson of to 4ic per lb. Bu xchers' Cattle -The feel- etting it good. Also a new lot of a large brick house and bank barn, with done Ill I - . . i i I ! I , � I.. � �- � TP y j � . , 4 ., . . __ - e considered waa a regular nuis a 6 t ation " ��t i . ance oekery and , G I I F �Z I e of the 1. sad frame bala, Mill lh I of this evil L- I � . en I . L � -_�, be4er than it has I A call is Be t I They are among . 'GOODS I I I't iber farm has on It a frome house i �Whxt h , , , ing wa .firm to-' and the ua i y was Sina, Cr lasaware jus stabling. The a ;ood repair. These farms I A '6word of $5 will be paid for GuOh inform to hinmlf and other decent folk that could ately. ron arriv6d, at very low ptices. win be gold together or I will lead the detection And COBVICHOD BIAGI CASH 11110 1� � STORE- � � r lb,and Dn or persons who have been' breaking I ;1 j �1, . - I . - . , , � * the bad fsrw "ON7 - dispond rb I . I , � . I�L .1 Jl � - L , '�*Y a, quiet forty winks in the midst 6' a Common cattle I lower than 30 pe solicited from all. : s in the county 6on, and m be I 'the wind we of the School HMO 10 8"08 NO- 7 , - � . : __. I . i 41 .� i I - — . , N Y, . I L or good to choice-w*re sold as the piwprietor has W retift 06 600DUOt Of Ill - � . - 1 4-7 Rermon. the ruling figut Tue Ith, bsWr known as Rmush's Bob;);] " � I . L - - quent the screws ter pordopolth Mki" Morey Toe I L , _. I I ; I- _*"__V0 L - . � ? �, . !"o ra choice selling at 4c. _UH Jk � I - , I it were from 3je to 3Jc E -as _E:_L . I - � L , . i halth. The 9f4w ";K. pOWLAIt, Hous aN Xekl)-AN, Secretary of Tiodee i 1=1 me . t � - � � -dwhich imeured Conee ly - IV IRrX. � iay I pu r lbw average sold at -�,� . I .- I I 11 38t of One car -load of 1, - AULT I C4th can femain on m*1 Auctioneer� , I the bre the ex if desire& H10-3 ]Board. - - -_ lAwl 7 L � � N_.p - � .. - � "inc�ved, and one -or two wooden pegs A. G. a Pronri r ; J. P. 13RINA I . - 2 � I � � - - ; . - I . I - z_ � �_ . V1 $3.30 per cwt. butchers' cattW are 0 - . f _Gto . I - I - -_ - I - � � ! � � ' - . k . ' I L i L - � t .14 � L 40 great dimensions were substitued. � . . . 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