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t. Wilson's Oash Grocery'
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looking so welL-Rev I . .
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stlead of
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pulpits with Rev. Mr. Stewart, of Clinton,
Livia
L Yield and Garoan seeds. -We have Evan$ & CO'l.,
onSabbathlaot. In the motning Mr. Stew-.
aid a fo
I saw log taxogolo seed$ Golden Tankard and LO
- imported Short White cArrok an
art preached an able Sermon, -bearing chiefly
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ProhibiCion 'clear.
C6rrie H
f6rnia, b
I Red mat Zold #60d,
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on the question, showing
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. STRATFORD, ONTARIO, -
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� the beat varieties of Swedish turnip wood at the low*
� set prices. 'Our �, otock of Team was never better that,
ly the y ofevery Christian to take every
-dub
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Wednei
it is now. Our 26c Japan Is the beat in the market. ,
precaution for" his own personal Safety, and
boaska.
Give us a c*ll,snd we will guarantee to please you
to aid as far A's possible in Securing the oaf -
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M illford
I *nda I , less woney than you c4n buy from any, ped-
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etyof others '-The �thxnkoffe. ring� meeting
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old frien
I r.. , )Ur btoZ of Groceries is No. 1 quality. Our �
jar ,
- . a are as low as any one in the trade and as' we
J)rio�
P c ' customers i
: discount to
of the ladies t our church, on Monday last, .extendin
wax in every Way a . gratifying success. A
this -ha
- give 5 per cent. cash ash
. on all purchasas of *.1 and , over, except flour and .
Good
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well rendered' pro raimme, consisting of an
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former r
Ive us a call.
-%j,ar It will pay you to it
c In Dinner, Tea and Tollet Bats, and a good as- 4
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excellent add th 3- president of the
Women's Lasionary -Miss
oral ta
��j - eortmouttoselectfroin. Th e, highest prices paid
For�ign . Society,
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I a w. ay,
. A -for All kinds of trade. I
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111adies,
H. 1. Graham,
and r eadings by Several
this yea
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I . 0. WILSON, Se,siforth. -
inters�ersed
with choice select one of
besides c
I =_ 8"% of Commerce Block.
137* -
i music - havinj
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been disposed of The, offt3r-
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Hoffman
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11 ings, amountibg
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to the h d e
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um of
Thured
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DOMINION LBANKO,
i about $65, Were
� pleasant houri
colleateZu aloemr W
was spent in the, - bw leime
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ement
to' be a
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around the te'� tables, discussing �thei.
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good
week w(
Mr. D.
� CAPITAL (Paid Ul*)l $1 500 000
things no. abundantly provided for the
oo-
judiciary committee of the Canadian La-
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. $1,500:000,
L 1 casion. The ladies are to be congratubaed
-their is
been - -pr
Mr. Do
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on -devotion and liberality� as 0ile
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I SEAFORTH -BRAN01-lol,
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the 1&rgesboffering in the histoiy of ur no-.
oiety.—Mr. J. S..Crozier moved- his family .
and in or
MCI t y
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Main- street, Seafo rth. I ! .
to Seaforth, on Monday last, ad as to be
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whi
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� -transacted. Farms
I A generaJ banking business .
Sale Notes collected, and advances mado,on same al
more convenient to his work. -The remains
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McC.%%, arf, Twouto;
of the late Mr. Andrew i
Mrs J.
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. Torlont�0
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lowest rates. � . �
were interred in our cemetery on� I hesday
lai&dov
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SAVIN GS DEPARTMENT;
1"�t. The deceased was the eldest a ' thriee
This
. Nlom,nr Oavj.,i.ts. -.The Canadian Bank of
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brothers, who were among the earlieft
Seto
plank
I . Deposits of OneDollarand upwards rec�elved,anc
tiers of this- township. The twol
younger
Was, ally,
- - interest allowed at highest owrent rates. Interee
brothers, Messrs.. William -and Alex. Me-
tion. I
added to principal twice each year—st theendo
June and December. No notice of withdra*l is
.Caa, now both well ad vanced in y0ar i, have
Gutt,eri
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eqnired for the whole or aDy portion of a deposit.
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been for some years � esteemed reakents of
Central,
. I R. S. HAYS, . W.. K. PEARCEs 11.
Solicitor Agent. � I
thjs village. Mr..'-� Andrew .MCC � was
'one of natuWs noblemen, whoae binary
week.
late M r
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will long be cherished by all �w o were
Vill
lea M th
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'i Don't Blame the Cook'
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rivileged with his frieudship. i -. and
0. L 0. VanEgmond off i d i)y for
top)d he
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Some days las� week, but are nor rov-
last. we'(
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ing, and we hope Will soon be abotaft �apin.
. Forest
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- Or call in p:�rson and give her a chance! We're
31WAY L a near the top when it comes to quality. Re.
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. FU'LLY APPRECIATED.—Mi. D. lfrench,
Exeter.
Camera
, . memb6rit don't pay to trifte with cheap vinegar
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manager of the House of Refuge, 1 a( pda us
Usborn
i; and spices this time of the year. , _ ,
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I the followingi: The officers of ihe Huron
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were in
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- I I I T0UGH MEAT
Houseof Refuge,
wish to publicly
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in behalf of thel iumates,
acknowled e the receipt of,
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lowerg
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lum,,6f
day on
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losomethingwe are always out of. It never sotig-
many lovely bouquets of fr)m the
Seaforth Pre4byt,erian Sunday sc o .. .,each
Mr. Ge
iielr, t
fle#' and we do not want our customers money un-
lee; we can 8stitfy �bem. Don't forget the place !
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bouq not had iq appropriat� passa e c f Scrip-
Speed a
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ture avtached� �and many bea;rtf t expres-
, Sion of thanks were given as eact � inember
a ring a
horse h
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I � ; I BEATTIE
hi,st,�and preached a vary abl .
. e and ex6ellent
evenin
the M.
dence of her mother,' James street, on Wed.
BROS,
was presented with a bouquet. Gifts. like
these, though seemingly small in t iei�selvts,
by Mr.
of Mite
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next,
. abscess of Mi
n . spring iss
Stogdill ill
ris� Manitoba. The people of Morris will
indicate -
thoughtfulness that isih rmony
h
parents
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- $ Butchers,
.- I Grocers
with the
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spirit of Him who sai4 ' at the
M. re. C
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giving of,
a -dbp of cold wat5r is nr't ithout
sex � con
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SEAFORTH.' TEL. NO. 8
its reward.'
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fatherli
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HAPHLY
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ED. � �t. James' oiiumh was
'W —
of Win
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many I
Fiae -Tailoring,-'
a Centre
and a large
of interest on Tuesday morning,
crowd L assembled there to wit-
lemobd
Iry I
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nose the
arriage of Miss Josie McQuaid,
this we
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� youngest
daughter of M r. - J ohn C016ald, -.of
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We beF to notify the public that we have engaged
the of Mr. Harry Speare (who Is so well and
thi's t 6wn,
to Mr. Ed W*ard Pren er eat, of
last, w
� c
sery ces
known in Seaforth In connection with fine
Chicago.
)
The interesting ceremon was
termen
pofularly
tat oring) as cutter and manager of out Tailoring
perfo�me,
, ther McCab ., The
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McCas
Department. Out stock of Clothe and Tweeds Is now
be found In every
bride - Wa
iven a ay by her fath r, iud
�e
Tucker
complete, andwill up-to-date
particular. Readymade Clothing stock room Is
was assis
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eg by . r . sister, wh e r, M.
years;
fliled to its ufrobet capacity. We cordially invite In.
Vection before buying to both our Ordpred land'
of Clothing.
Prenderg
groomem
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nil
at, cousin of thd1groom a ted as -
_n. Rose*ig's -mass wa . sing by
'ret
ference,
ceased
discuss
. Readymade,Departments
& full at
air, and !during thp ci iony a
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Wm.. Pickard & Oo.
beautiful
Daly,' At
solo was rendered by iss Bertha
the.conclusion of the! ce emony
be held
- bath ev
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the bridal party drove to the r
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the bride's- father North
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aid nee of
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in Street!
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dressed
-Rev.
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where an elegant wedding breakfast
wai
last Sa
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I Gr,�nd Tr ink Railway
Served, and the friends of the yoang
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were � given an opportunity t0-Dffer
couplel
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a car lo
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congratulations and good wishes.
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Mr.
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�oek:.
em
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� Annual Western -Ex 3ursions to Port Huron, De-
M ro. � Prendergast lef t on the aft
for Detroit and Omaha, after.
hich
, train
L they
M r, W
torn b
troit, Cleveland, Saginj w. Bay City, Grand Rapids,
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. welgo, Cincinnati, St. Paul and Minneapolis, Sep-
will 1 settle down- in Chicago,
jwhBl1,,pjhe
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painful
. tember 29, 80,, md October lot, returning October,
groom
holds a responsible position.
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ronto,
17th. �sk for rates.
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at Mr.
I i FIRE INSURANCE.
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I If � you want dry good and g.-occ
is
r es 4t
air do)
.
- Insur6 your property in a company that. has stood
I right prices call first at bill's, seaforth.
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Mi Ledo
the test for a century (the Pb(onix of England), Its
WANTED.—Two hundred tubs
�f
phoice
will ta
latest loom being 880,00� at New Westminster, B. C,
i Rates an low as any consistent with security.
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� Dalry Butter, 14c. Also 60 casis eggs M
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I Kiiqo,� Winghatp. I
eokl
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y. G. E.
1901-tt
mencin
We ar
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4 I Sarnia 004LI oil. is now aeknowle(
g
to be*
of Mr
. % -
� W. Somerville, Agent
I superior to Any burning oil every befoyD
mWe In'
east, b
Panada. No smoke, Do smell : -4u-t a
c Isar
I white,
covery
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1. - Commercial Iffatel'Build-ing, Seaforth Out I
I ght. Sold, by johnson.1sros" 0021onni
. ENSMAGE CUTTER FOP. SA"1E.—
neSecond-
A I VIA
was tb
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. I POL[)Ular, Progressive, Best.
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nanO.No. 14 foi4r knife cylinder enellag,
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spion'Id worker nearly Dew, can be
WILLROX,.Seaforth.
0,(
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cutter, a
I cheap.
Iwo-tf
—Just
W. N.
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Appl�
to 0, C.
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the rep
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kX Royal Canadian and th
3 1 nTw
Am-
Deceas
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arload Ball Beari,ig are the 'boot olotl
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teo
wringem
St. PA
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in the market. You can got them righ;
Bros.;', Seaforth.
it
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Johnson
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tract,ed
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. STRATFORD, ONTARIO, -
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PEOPLE wishing to get cash aiii
� �'�eT
hi �hi
that a
mont i
A � . �
est price for their youltry,-shouid ca�L
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will I a
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1� Vnq-uestion�bly the leading Commercial;
Case &* Co's
forbh� ,
butcher shop-,- Carmichael.'s ,Block, Sea-
. 1.4
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been 3
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I . School in the frovince. Now students ad. I
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,h is
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business inarea - siDg at Dill's ? Be-
Stanc 3
� . - in areati
.. mitted at anv time Graduates I
e
C.:
h.
z
-on call on,ic ,,on are so Well pleased
forth,
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'demand. . � i you
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*111 be a steady customer. Dill's, 'i�6aforth.
1 '1006
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Clinto
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. Write for beauViful. catalogue. �
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One new Dayton bicycle and one second-
There
than
W. J. ELLIOTT, -Pr�ncipal. 4444,52 ,
hand. wheelin splendid condition, for'sale cheap
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held c r
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ght lauro XV001tov
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Apply to Loftus Stark, Seafortb. 1606-1
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The -Buttercup churn and gandy wash-
Ing filachirie sent 6ut on trial by Johlison IiTbs., Sea-
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f . i i 1606.1
ortli. i
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succel I
a 1"'
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offerio
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Hard or
soft wood or slabs delivered
� to
Miss
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any artof�thetown. S.Mullett,&Co.,sedorth.
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W,
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I �11AT You Am, WAST. -The tinei�t
'and '
line
Airs. G
dressa
� TRA vrT, r, Ewi,-D tiring the week, Mr. W.
of, I 't. r ugg, trunks valices In Sea
po
orth, at
�,
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. k So . merville, uptown G. T. R. agent, has
Br I 9, opposite Commerical Hotel, Bet
stick,
-forth.
1606xl
-OCCUL 0
addr6s
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. � ticketed. the -, following parties : Mr. J. F.
Sills, who had been spending the holidays at
S ve money by, getting. your staves
at
next 1Y
home here, to Sandwich ; Mr. Ryan and
once, for we have a -,tig aosororneut and 1hey
,cIli gfa8t. Coal stoves, with oven, from$
ard:
up,:an
hibitio
return
.son, McKillop, to Sandwich, where Mr.
W113� guaranteed; withoutoven$3 and
dofi't 6hoice. S. MUM
tup ,,
t'� Cp., i
Smith,
I Ryan, jr., will attend college; Harry Edge,,
put off malting your
Seaf,brth.
iomi. i
return
. to Detroit; John J. Cluff, who had been on
& visit to friends here, to Detroit ; J. C.
. '
butter- eggs and all kinds
Voultry, 0
-f
of pro:
brief v
Laidlaw, to Currie, Minnesota; W. A.
duco wanted at Dill's, corner Jon and Main streets,
Beaf*prth. . I � 1600-11
.
smith.
three
Grey and wife, who * had b I can called here by
T�yirs biggest shoe snap of the season,
James
I the.death of Mr.Greylifather, to St.Ignece,
Mrs. Blackwell daughter
Men?s ox bioad laced boots an�,, gaiters, Goodyear
O'n i q,
. I Michigan. , and
San
saw
d, equal to hand sewed, rqXular �4 shoes for $2.
they last, Look In eouth wind ow
return
atid'Mr. Jc,sepb Davidson, to Francisco,
.
per
air while our ,
Indian
,
California -, Ralph Gresswell, wh.o had been
W. )
1. Willis, Boots and Shoes, Seaforlh. 1606-1
' 0— �
Micbi
- visiting his fath pr in T ackersmith, to. Pueblo,.
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Clark,
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Colorado. .
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" LOC,�L - BRIEFS. -Ab a meeting of the
� I -The following persons were ticketed this
judiciary committee of the Canadian La-
-week by R. J.. Macdonald, 1C. P. R. agent :
Qro8so Ass&iation, held in Toronto on
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hoffman, and Mr.
Thursday of last week, the protest of .the:
The
Nbrman Hoffman, to 11anitou, Manitoba ;
li,'Imj'ecum�ehs, -of Toronto, against. the
men's 0
: 14-r Ralph Ingram- of Hensall, to Va,n.-.
, !
Beavers, was discussed, and decided in favor
sewed,
I couver, British Columbia. -
of
the Bea,vorf.- As a result of this aecision,
Tsai
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the
.
Beaver I I are now, without question, the
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A G
. Nlom,nr Oavj.,i.ts. -.The Canadian Bank of
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senior
charilpions, which makes the, second
25th I
e .
Commerc is now �issuing the new mone .
. y
by the Canadian Bankers'
tinle
they have won this distinction. . In
tion w
� . orders adopted *
'They
the,
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matteii of the ptotest of Stratford
Eudea
� I Association. are payable at all
9giinst th4 Junior Beavers, in connection
On th
.
- branches and agencies of banks in � Canada,
-with the game played in Mitchell recently,
Allanf
� I except those in the Yukon district, for
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it was decided that the match should be
le venin
�.
. � - which spccial arrangements are made, , and
. . will be found
layed over again. -Mr. George Stogdill has
Can
I
ling, 2
a most convenient- means
- , . of
confined to the house during the past
. -
�parson
inakin- remittances, a s they ca b`
0 � n e obtained
week, through illness, but we hope he Will
I
-v.
*Every
witbout,,the .slightest delay, it being unnec-
soon be around again. -Re W. J. Clark,
"London,
b6th I
effsNry for the purchaser even to make out a
of who receiyed a call to E'rskino
foriii of requisition. U'he low rate at which
they are sold is
church, Toronto, �bas declined the call;
in eve
lite ar
�Mso a great advantage. the
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Mr. Clark's many - friends here will be
wit 1�
11
in
scale of chikrgei beirig� follows :
As Under
pleased to learn that he is -thoroughly ap'�
band.
. . I $fO, 8 cents ; under 800 10 cents; under
1. .
, - 14 cents,
$31), 12 cents ; unde� $'50,1
rediated by thb people of LondoD.-A '
evi
Sohn Muldrew,
Rev
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who is on a visit to his.rel al�
and M
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tives in Egmandville, occupied the pulpit of
DEATH 01- MISS STOO DILL, -The ,death of
the Presbyterian church on Sunday evening
our re
Martha Jane 8togdill oacur'red at the resi.
hi,st,�and preached a vary abl .
. e and ex6ellent
evenin
the M.
dence of her mother,' James street, on Wed.
setmon. Mr. Muldrew has accepted a calt
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. � . iiesda,y of last week, the cause of d .eath I be-
in,, the liver, Last
from the-Preabyterian coDgregation,at Mor�
servic
next,
. abscess of Mi
n . spring iss
Stogdill ill
ris� Manitoba. The people of Morris will
., x was taken with typhoid fever,
ha,ve a capable" and clever pastor; and'an,
,
and although sher overcame the disease, it
en�Lgetjc worker in the church. -The har�
.
left her health to some extent undermided,
. .
veO ho'
me services in connection with St�
R.
I and she readily "fell a prey to the disease
Thrim6s' church willbe held on th� first
Convey
.
� i � which caused her death. The aecoa8ed
Sunday in October. -Mrs, Kirkmin has
amount
I I L , who was 16uly 3T years of age, was a truep
.
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bee� com fo
on accountaf illness, r a
firm a
fundoa
. .- Christian woman, dearly loved by her fam.
to gpelled,
time ,v,e up her,duties at the Collegiate
Wedue
. ily and a large circle of friends, who will
Institute, and the a
Salo.
sincerelyi sympathize with the relatives in
substitute, Miss Duncan, of Richmond HiM
Bui
their hour of affliction. - The funeral took
-Th� annual opening exercises in Connec,
week
place from her mother's residence on Satur-
tion with the Collegiate Institute. will, be
sume
day last, to the Maitlandbank cemetery. '
I
hel�d on Friday, October "ith. The usual
Miss
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programme of sports will be held 'in the
the ch
. H(;NToSjwu.r-F. NoTF&-Mios 0. A. Porter
afternoon, and in the ev6ning a concert will
or in
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be given in the assembly room of the Insti-
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tute.- ias Ja'nef .Scott has returned f—i
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turned mach improved in health. --Mr, abd with her Sister, . Ajrs, James Murray,-Sun� weath
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I I ern F&ir.-t%4rjj. Marcus went on a visit"bo vice the children , brought flo- era, which brave�
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ied by Waster Donald Shaw, of the manse, of -Refu The sermon, for the . young peo� with h
i -The many friends here of Mr. Andrew plej wffe'li was an excellent one, was anties
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� . ceive a call from him lately, and to see him I i Ong 4nd responsive service was .held in. langua
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getone, D. D. Sk-1 Oil Millford, Iowa,
rmar Haron bo3 w . as married .to
velyn Wallace, a Sheramento, 0al.i.
ut formorly,of A Imer, Ontario�l on
d�', Septomber , I th I at Omaha, Ne.
. hey *01 malls their home, in
, Iowa. _Mr. Li i gotone has many
do in this vioi I . who will unite I in
g their congrat i.) tions to him :,On
?py accision.-N V.. John Gibson', a
esi iont of Seafoi i6, but who forsov-
ro has been a 6, ibeessful farmer in
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ttier g4in.-M1,1 d Mrs.' W.:� W.
11 nd th6ir son, � orman, .left 610
ff for Manitou 4 anitoba, where
, infuture reside Seaforth -seeink
;ood place for -P016 growing. Last
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Johnson', a= this week we h (
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I Molutyie wh ch are even l' ,
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he woth is bein Mr. F
dge. ' Dr. Sloan,: � physician ant � t 114
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Prison, 17or WAb in tow il
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the doctor. as at been enjoy nj
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a 4ile'te .
a t ok a i riving � � oursion to 840!
k,'Voing by way I ( � � Grand Bond �n(
an ret, t irnin� 11 � r Park Hilt' a.n'
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- essre. John I � isery and Thoina
0 resident � ani aecretar of 'I th
e ajPd Hibbert 1n i uran Fom �ny
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a b sineoo tri . -
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orgi � Whi e a yoitng stallion, §id
ook first prize in - the three' mi.�nt
'how on Tue d - i:
ant ist at Ex0er 0 a Vy 0,
f a ivefi c r eight.: Although a . e
e_bj_ 1 -an pasy viefory, He was dilivo,
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hefl; washere th,la week visitin� h6
9 1, r. a d Mrs.; lex. Davidsqn.7
. J Balsden, of I
,�Ielbourne, Mi�dh
at ��, is I ere , ju t now A iti h
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Mi , E.; I awson. . qr. Thomas -
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3re ,broutt hero ; i 2 Tuesday for ft
t ft th _ e ',gmond,o.i � e cemetery. .1 Mi
wo a one of the p , oneer residents (
am �th an I lived to -,he good age of 8
e sha I have a more extended ri
to the Ii �e and olliaracter of the d4
next we c. -A union meeting for tb
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ion of the: probibit'Dn plebiscite, wi
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in the ly . . . . . . thodiso church next � Sqk�
euln c' and will be &.(
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b3 elical clergymen and otheri
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Dr. McDonald L eached in PAisle
bba th. . I �. r. Geor e Turnbull shippe
ad of hea 7y horse to Liverpool th
M��W, Cudmo le,jr., went' wit
ile lifting a. ox on, Wednesdai
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former0f this town,,.are visitiE
1). Me I ) tyre's. . A ft(sture of ti
iags todt � ! (Faida 7) wilV . be ,Gteig
nald's an - &I hat scramble 'Whi(
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0. I Villia1m Ca�e , Goderic i : strei
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ut we ho I to lie... r of, her at edy r
.-Mrs. rice ennon, Of J oafori
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as we go I as, we learn hat M
Watson b Wed word confirmir
art of the death -of his ,son Harr,
ed enlisted in the, American army i
ul and went to M4nila, where he co,
the fever andAteild in the ho pital �
ity. He was aged 20. yea a and
a. The sincerest sympath 'of 0
ex;ended to tt�e family, a ha,
ereaved under such painful circur
a. -Piper John! 4cDonald, of Se
,ghted
del� the bear : to of the a wdo ;
3 fit ow on Wedne�dav with h a musi
arejf�w It can make a eeter mus
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nd V�ednes( ay was vei
f--�1`in"edv'Le'i;resppct and brought oi
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,.Occr.owd . A Tore ended repo
,I ,n ex� week, -The annual thtin
g neeting of the Woman's Vorcij
nai ySocietyof the resbyteria6chure
he .4 on Monday e ening, October 3r
eo fery, of Toron �o, is to give an a
nd Miss McFaul is to Sing an th
n.,--7Mr. John M,dMillan, M. !P., W
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a wmass meeting in Q,ardnlo's hi
-onday evening Co. the ou bjecb� of pr
n. --Mrs. M. B. Smith an d Miss Smi
ed ome this weet after visiting E
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at,Hamilto�._ Jr. M. Pre
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ed to Chicago on � Tuesday last. after
isit at the parene.al home in'Tuck(
-Mrs. Doyie, w1ho sp nt the pa
we ke here visiting her brother, N
Kehoe, left on Tuesda for i Toled
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where Bhe will sp d a f w days befc
ing to her hom in Fort 'AVayr
a. -Miss K4tff
.4te- cLeod, of!Detro
gan, is visiting h r mother, �Mrs.
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biggest shoe snap of the, seasc
x 11�od laced boots ani gaiters, ,Goodye
equal to hand sewed, rogislar 84 shoes for
r while they test. Look In our sou�h wind(
Willis. Boots and Shoeg, Seafortb. I � 1606-�
oo ). TiAm AllEAD.-Sunday next, t
net , is anniversary Sunday in conni
ith the. Epworth League of Christi
voi, in the Walton Methodist, chure
is occasion Rev. William Ottbwell,
ord,will, preach both afternoon ai
g. .On bhe following Tuesday eve
7th inst., there will be given, on t
age grounds, a harvest home, supp(
eflort is being made to have the wffi
le sant and profitable, and succesal
ry espect, An excellent musical a
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y rogramire will be provided, whi
cl de instrumental music b i a go
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ddresses will also be delivered
Masses. Obtewell, Westman,, .Fore
r. W, H. Kery and others. Those
adore who desire -Ito spend a : pleaso
g�ihould not forge - b. next Tuesday,
ethadist parsonage, and the Spec
es Jl n the Method�#t church. on Sabba
aft arnoon and evening. *
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of money to lo4n at 6 per cent,, o& first-ol
ecurity, Also a limited amount of priv,
t 5 per cent. - At home o cry I rtiluk a
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datof each week. -.Severa, , farm@
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for Montreal - where .he intends to i
his studies at McQill medical school.
da y J. McCully took advantage
ea . rates out Wost.4 to visit her brol
Dakota. She ivi�l remain , about
.—MiSS Hanna ;,T4omeon, of,Kip
a few days last'... eek vibiting t;
38.--OWing to t'�e very unfavoral
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acdonald'a lecture on th le isei
at largely atteiided, but those w
t ,e rain and darkness fc It ;well I
for their trouble. I The qootor h
im samples of the �iteratu 6, which t
are distributing t4rou'gh tl�e count
very clear, logical land uni mpassion
ge showed thein, 6 be a c6nglomei
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falsehood ark I ' I 8 bed At his fsthsr's . I t a MethL (fil't Church. , on _. ;
on of � eri�or. Tior. M Mu r �i . -The, quan I A ' 0 '. . _1
teld :, . 't PEKING - OF i I .. -
to delivereds bri &4�rese giving r, little a the p5sain . � I . �
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the Be.ifield roa , re6leived a ve � � * . -
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00 r a d to her room for sonxe ti e. -%-Those fr6 . ; I :
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auld the at ranger this part Who have beq02 e hibitors of stock oate , of Belgrave.-Mr& D.Rogers rep,urn- I Friday and Saturday of -
being admitted, h 0 I .� I I
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on for mearly thi e re. It is a edl, sea avis been kept busy overti � . tank Sc)tt; v sited a few days �J last Ions in Fine Dry'Goods s,ad MAllin"71 wr. -- . -
. all. This wdbk has been tie bi harvesti , If week 0; d this with their many rels,tiv4 and � � .
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say ti at the -me ng - as most a ctil �9,_ 8� hued especially for- this seasoMs tr%4,, �
t every tate ' or friend ,In ano round Seaforth, I - � - �
avia h, 6s been ove ., a 4 in , fairt.-Mro, Thomas Robertson, of uck..- . i. '�Ve cof4d ly invite everybody to come . !
. Smith,, in visiting with .'b daugh r io Rockle visits �is people at Draytowthis - i.al _W L; ... -
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here hi owns a couple a claims. Re lias _,GoderIch to pureuo 1,16 studio* al the high brotbe , Mr.! Dkvid Fell, ofi Clinton,', this �, I . .
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b wi h him and it, in veiry school. Ale;x. is,& clover: boy, and -.an'P I" t week. --,Mr. �rai . er Emery, of Morris, shot - �ur figures are for the beat qualiti" of I � - � *�
"I"i )f gold dut h i � ut bei succ4se. . I a full grown jv foods, . I N . .
tprest, ig to bear. him: J scribe tl e eon help b � ild cat last week, �: Mr. L .
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� . and placed- in Itia window.-Mesers. Robert Opening the Season with . "I !
old and Id N r, VVi j� Berry, )f this 11 GATHERINas.-Quit4 a �nu her attended � � - - .Z.
I , and James 0as4e, of Port Albert, visi��d at a.great hn6 of Ladies! I
,ace, was%st1wee-k, exh biting �is no car- !the League service on Monday evening, The � _.
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.go horse at ,the Lo , ir. C irpeti. 1 tatic, "The wheat and � the tares, V i
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ild his horse for a .;o d gure, tl e' price : Coss," taken by Miss J. G. 1�,`irk.' -'tr-Muer4' "a"6d. i I I I - � a I
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rh ,a e from T ' �. Good quality, very stylish� � and poll � I
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iye to �raise the right ci A,of hors . This tolastweek rather hhrriodl owing. to the cluantl of w eitwanted at,tbe Hensall 71 ng , . _0d 4 1 -. -
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re. rydges, . � .nday eveiiiii, ' � to tie rs. - lowl I
BLO s, -Mrs. Rudd nd M i sermon to the League � next St g, tion. k 09,f to tie � 11. !
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rando:i.-Bayfield fal� a ow promi )a to be I Agnew has returned home after spending...'a celebrated &� �2 o'clock on Monday afteiq=oon 1 -$3.50, $5.00, $7.50. /I a I
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FAR Soi,%—Mr. V.11liam lror�une� has the temperance hall, Loudest ore. Enthiils-i � � I � I ,. � I -
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Ir. Stevenson's stock 5 �eing d at the or wherever he goes. --�-The pr )hibition �i .. � , - I i ,
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Miss Effie J,� Troyer, ueice _�Aae, ' : I .
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ildial;,; rir cLaughlino jr., and hour was spent 'in vocal an( instrumen al lace,'and ale I I I Pon Effects, at 500, 68c, 850 and $1.25, - i I
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n ili McLaug tin visited friends I music, discussion df plebiscil a, etc. Th me I \� - 11 -
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donday last. -Mr. R. Rood &O Mr. E. Young, A MondaT e ' '14 nephew Of e a I I Fancy Bilks in great variety for Waist&, i ;
P ople Spent Is . venin � , maid After the eeremonv a reception. was � - Skirts or Trimmings. . . 1 'To
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rames returned from v siting in Rochester, a social way ail Mr R.-&rn - i
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6ttended t4e Western #air, at Lo' . Percy Taylor,: . fa �' , � . A wonderful show,m i
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, puit� whicli i�asjb�ack serge, trimmedi, with i .. i I
sday GATHEF.Irws.:-Threshing is far advanced, �111 0 i jets a d, jril�bon. The happy iloupl I . Word J ,
vill hold a temperance rally..o4 Tue - e I ' i . .
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being put in this ,ne1gbborhoo4.-Mr. Baird, of 8 t.' Five Great.BeHers e � � invitn'
Ivening � pext. Everf effort is t6n the fitle 6'clock train for Nem'york - !
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a t, ndather inti east, midst a shower .1 180, !
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'Xtende to every per on to be !present.- !pnt Sunday under the parent � �A that had . a variety of - ,
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dr. Da iel �' who baa been in Wm, hf�lville spent. Sund with friend r their �return Mr. and M,rq,o Rice 1 makes. - I . ; I t
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.qorth kott last sprinj, !has re. in the village.-WilliAm Kirl haserected a �Vill'reside in Toronto. - - # I i - I
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1pring a - Marshall & field's; of Chicago, and, farmer- i i I
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Or. Christopher Eilb#r took me ad Mr: J Tufts has purchased a new bu v�,'el, w�a in the village ptrt of . I . choice
prize - _ 99y y of'Listo I ,; . . f and -Gloves. Not a poor article 6 i I
from Ldhouse, & Brown and a -new horse last, I week ( an' �hio visiting Mr. Jj. W. , i
with his buggy horse at the Exe r fair, on I , � � whole stock -the best of everyth g to - � t
services w I becom. from St4nemarr Brothers. James is a push. a '-large num . . . - � � I I
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ruesday. - I Ortwein. t a aq, her of 0hr vil. I from. v7five
31 man. -Miss Martha Tufts, � of � � - - 1.
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lay, &no will be eantinued all d y Sunday. 0 t Exeter On Monday and Tuesdai last, ' . I . ! I
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0V 11 conduct th t. -Rev. werip, Mr. and Mrs.' W. .1. Marshall, Mr. a st a-wholesille stock I � - i
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rs. E, N. Shirel, Mi. and Mrs. John , Veil- i -
k. Y. lgai8t has been east on , usiness.- bf the ;ftmenff Christian Temp . � We inade'
- Norm an 0rance , ". 11TUrs, Chiffons Velvets �� - i .
Cho millinery openinja are all i full blast. Hannah, Messrs. Goo, lAngherst, - nion, 4elij,er(d an address on prohibition, P I L .
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ipent the greater Ips, b of the summer at Shier, Nellie E66tzof, Laura Marshall and peputation i1he enj ya �as being a plpasiiig . i . I . ., 1 904
aome, �se rel e� Chn ham to resume Irene Marshall, i I I I -- 15t, f
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[rionds i the county of. nark. She was . I lTh6 - ;Bud,
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%ceom oied by her- iece, ifis jKate Stew- badly hurt by being thrown from a milk church oir.-Rev., C. L. Mills,; f St. ' durin th ning, and will be repm I 4, - shmW
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Irt, W 0 1" ietiir�e I ho�( i af Wr spending . ragon.-Corn was 0 froien �in this locality, Paul's church, Hones, 0 1 . d % e ape . i PAW,
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btie sn't ae'r monthi with ,her ,tnt. -Mrs. m I . i . -
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Bubolz, who was ve . number at accounts -The Ladies'AiO, of ,which will also be his arewell ser I - display'; for you. Come I I , �
taken a a 2ange for the better.- I _ 0 � - . : 'as A
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fall fair. -Mine Mag iO McMillan, of Brus. A ea are moving Olt now, Some in barrels Nabbath 1 morning last, The reveren gen- . .- :: . i _� �
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now rides a new bik , �,, i I � I M 3rris, near Belgrayo.-T c Christian Z a- i -4-Mrs. george Todd and son returned .j JU i J 0 ya
I 0— , di avor Society, of Bqlgr I 'I visited that of ibla- ,�veek from London, where they were � f ,he b I ''
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29th init.-The f rmers have completed� ti tie was Spent by all. I ; I : ling thek sou,Dr. Buohauan.'-Mrs. George I . Dry Goods C6.� I I - urs.1
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in getting sown qui e a number of acres,-� I ., ; i ,�Sprin4s, Lambton county, where she had � . I I : � I
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Quite a number of ar villagers and people 1� V�' a. . I 1 , been visiting her Son& r.R. Haskett d
of surrcunding vie nity attended Londoul NOT19S.-W. David-Foote.� an old VaiW�l 4 h?s Greatest Ca8h � 'i
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ameltin works, Do] at Bay. Michigan, who aged principally in the ruining business. ' I .
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Viola D 11, for som4 time, returned to hisi Sst�hoef 'western sta; �es but for the last three ',"e6joyed a fair share 0 business,,but, having . I I . I r
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home 6:i Monday. -Mr. Edmund Troyerl y4srs he has been im 'the Kloddike. , 1property in Watford�and a good opoo.Ftun- - 1. - . I qual
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attende'd �ube wedd ng of their sister, Miss d ng at Harrington this week. -Miss ' a-; , -on Aore and dwelling in �. : Gr,e3
I . ,a, Watford. � Whili 't'oftuhre re; pect and sympathy felt � for. the*
Emma'! _.. Troyer, of Toronto, to Mr. M. t egan, -of Whitechurch, is visitinga wish ;
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Rice,al:o,of Toronto. The wedding was a Mit6helps the week. -'M'k. B,1 A. 'him 411 success. 'One -goes and,anotber- - I .1
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held atl. dr. J. G. T royer's, Hensall, brotheri iggine,di,oveto London lmt,Thursda- I , aus the iworld moves on, and !
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I d the sad 'intelligence of the deat of his, � !
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tu*re an�4 adds grea.. ly to the appearance of able her . to the fine dwelling ned by r, G orge was killed.while engaged at his ,,d.ufi' in -� ,
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Mr. Lo'Ve's farm. liss Maudie Farquhar; in the field' Was-- brot tght into the stable I but
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where s�he was visidng her uncle, Mr. G. M. - . AcciDENT.-A very sad and melancholy t mended as ant honor We, enterptising And hall here on the evening of Tuesday�, 207th i � ha -0
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Kilty, or some tim a. l turd4y last at �Ir, 'FsueceLsful me�cbantj and with the very itkat. Mr. Tatlor is a vi . I - Olat �
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i I I .1 accident occurred on Sa t� turo, and b . i - I
i Alex Mitchell'8,11ear Varoa,'! when Mr. Alex. ' ock he will b.. ovenina out in Bell's I
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i - I Tipp, of Port. Petry, lost, his life. - herever beard. Miss Eva Taylor . . . . . . ! I
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I W oxeter, soprano, of Cleveland, Ohio, i
. Mitchell had just completed' S Silo &11CL a already - L I '1� i .
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home f r tw wee 0 1 ayo. He returns of the silo. The t6p section of the scof. ld- � � a rograimme.-Mr. Wm. Moiri of tbiw' 4 *_ ,� i .
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T I I rned from a -two wee 8' vi6it brothert � j 4 L
final te m, vhen e expect him to be able and had'Old Mr. Ti P to wheel some atone with friends i4.We8t�ninawr,Dorche ter an,4 � .
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John IJL avid ion took in the Western,' Fair at had thrown five or six planks over the!to - short illness. He was an elder brother- .
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j ,Tipp cCrn )y wheelin dress a public'meoti#g, in the intepests of I ;
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been w)rking in line with Prohibition, de- str fell over ; trikin Mr Holden, of �Brueefield, and formerly i ! �
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-Miss Jean ( Tipp on the head, fractur�ng his skull, 'He employ of McDonell Brothers here, �was in Chiselhurst. ! I
serve due mention., 'xibson baol - be - 1 well kri ghborhood. - ' G,
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gone ti visit friends in Blyth. --Rev. . Mr. w&o neveFednecious. Mr,,� Mitchell sent. for the village this we-ek visiting ac4uaint- . I r -
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, I Drs'. Woods, of Bayfield, �and Armstrong, Qf ances.-Mr. G. E. 6reenslade mov�d into eMetho&6tchurch at Chisst-, " I
Ptohib.tipn last Sabbath, from the fol.. ut be held in th I . -
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ougli't to bear the infirmities of the weak,l no blame attached 0 *. Mitchell, 4 be success in his new venture.-Mr�. Albert day evening, for, which an excellout PrO� -.* i I
and not to pleaS ourselvej5." Rev, Mr.1 could not Bee from %here, he was and 1: fully Kaiser, of Sarnia' was in the village this . �� .. ;
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;n visiting his father lately.' -Mr. children. - He was 62 ye6rs�of age and, had here for some years, for Mr. E. Rannie, has Li,or�don Life claims to have informatift - - i I -
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Bilievale I I i g her father-in-law, Mr. H, N. XcTag- and that the Pope has given his AW -11b -W - � 1- . I
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, illi I and reasonable ser As have seldom�_.been '�Ickmaa ., was in the villa e last and Mid;" - I .
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P;ienn'j a t ii i Blair, Algorna,. who the same subject on 1 a recent, � Sibbath, � and r1hurod' of la�t week, at her fatheen the slightest clue to thoperpetato � I -
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her b 3me 10 Algoins, Miss Blair will be Prohibition well dispussed I was beicause very strong, and her health kept d",finl to the Jack -the - Ripper scare prevAlk �
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on of � eri�or. Tior. M Mu r �i . -The, quan I A ' 0 '. . _1
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auld the at ranger this part Who have beq02 e hibitors of stock oate , of Belgrave.-Mr& D.Rogers rep,urn- I Friday and Saturday of -
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� but fi a brothei vi am he bed I at �nd other articles . to ock. ;draIT;m London on Saturday. -Mr., � and I i�eveal to the public the beauty of oUU.Vd141,1 . - - !__ . -
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on for mearly thi e re. It is a edl, sea avis been kept busy overti � . tank Sc)tt; v sited a few days �J last Ions in Fine Dry'Goods s,ad MAllin"71 wr. -- . -
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say ti at the -me ng - as most a ctil �9,_ 8� hued especially for- this seasoMs tr%4,, �
t every tate ' or friend ,In ano round Seaforth, I - � - �
avia h, 6s been ove ., a 4 in , fairt.-Mro, Thomas Robertson, of uck..- . i. '�Ve cof4d ly invite everybody to come . !
. Smith,, in visiting with .'b daugh r io Rockle visits �is people at Draytowthis - i.al _W L; ... -
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here hi owns a couple a claims. Re lias _,GoderIch to pureuo 1,16 studio* al the high brotbe , Mr.! Dkvid Fell, ofi Clinton,', this �, I . .
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b wi h him and it, in veiry school. Ale;x. is,& clover: boy, and -.an'P I" t week. --,Mr. �rai . er Emery, of Morris, shot - �ur figures are for the beat qualiti" of I � - � *�
"I"i )f gold dut h i � ut bei succ4se. . I a full grown jv foods, . I N . .
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old and Id N r, VVi j� Berry, )f this 11 GATHERINas.-Quit4 a �nu her attended � � - - .Z.
I , and James 0as4e, of Port Albert, visi��d at a.great hn6 of Ladies! I
,ace, was%st1wee-k, exh biting �is no car- !the League service on Monday evening, The � _.
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iye to �raise the right ci A,of hors . This tolastweek rather hhrriodl owing. to the cluantl of w eitwanted at,tbe Hensall 71 ng , . _0d 4 1 -. -
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. klayfibl . It J. W. ,Andrews will iore-ach 1 a temperate - iving us t%e best of rj�tlsfao- -he material, tj*-, � - .
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BLO s, -Mrs. Rudd nd M i sermon to the League � next St g, tion. k 09,f to tie � 11. !
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9 . I W` I DED. -o- very pretty Wedding. was f - . �
rando:i.-Bayfield fal� a ow promi )a to be I Agnew has returned home after spending...'a celebrated &� �2 o'clock on Monday afteiq=oon 1 -$3.50, $5.00, $7.50. /I a I
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FAR Soi,%—Mr. V.11liam lror�une� has the temperance hall, Loudest ore. Enthiils-i � � I � I ,. � I -
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Ir. Stevenson's stock 5 �eing d at the or wherever he goes. --�-The pr )hibition �i .. � , - I i ,
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donday last. -Mr. R. Rood &O Mr. E. Young, A MondaT e ' '14 nephew Of e a I I Fancy Bilks in great variety for Waist&, i ;
P ople Spent Is . venin � , maid After the eeremonv a reception. was � - Skirts or Trimmings. . . 1 'To
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rames returned from v siting in Rochester, a social way ail Mr R.-&rn - i
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6ttended t4e Western #air, at Lo' . Percy Taylor,: . fa �' , � . A wonderful show,m i
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, puit� whicli i�asjb�ack serge, trimmedi, with i .. i I
sday GATHEF.Irws.:-Threshing is far advanced, �111 0 i jets a d, jril�bon. The happy iloupl I . Word J ,
vill hold a temperance rally..o4 Tue - e I ' i . .
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being put in this ,ne1gbborhoo4.-Mr. Baird, of 8 t.' Five Great.BeHers e � � invitn'
Ivening � pext. Everf effort is t6n the fitle 6'clock train for Nem'york - !
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a t, ndather inti east, midst a shower .1 180, !
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'Xtende to every per on to be !present.- !pnt Sunday under the parent � �A that had . a variety of - ,
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dr. Da iel �' who baa been in Wm, hf�lville spent. Sund with friend r their �return Mr. and M,rq,o Rice 1 makes. - I . ; I t
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.qorth kott last sprinj, !has re. in the village.-WilliAm Kirl haserected a �Vill'reside in Toronto. - - # I i - I
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Purned me. He inte1nds movin out next now silm-Mrs. W. Uutchison, of Listowol, " NOTES, Mr, W, alters, an empl , e -of ! I Before i
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1pring a - Marshall & field's; of Chicago, and, farmer- i i I
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Or. Christopher Eilb#r took me ad Mr: J Tufts has purchased a new bu v�,'el, w�a in the village ptrt of . I . choice
prize - _ 99y y of'Listo I ,; . . f and -Gloves. Not a poor article 6 i I
from Ldhouse, & Brown and a -new horse last, I week ( an' �hio visiting Mr. Jj. W. , i
with his buggy horse at the Exe r fair, on I , � � whole stock -the best of everyth g to - � t
services w I becom. from St4nemarr Brothers. James is a push. a '-large num . . . - � � I I
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ruesday. - I Ortwein. t a aq, her of 0hr vil. I from. v7five
31 man. -Miss Martha Tufts, � of � � - - 1.
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lay, &no will be eantinued all d y Sunday. 0 t Exeter On Monday and Tuesdai last, ' . I . ! I
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0V 11 conduct th t. -Rev. werip, Mr. and Mrs.' W. .1. Marshall, Mr. a st a-wholesille stock I � - i
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rs. E, N. Shirel, Mi. and Mrs. John , Veil- i -
k. Y. lgai8t has been east on , usiness.- bf the ;ftmenff Christian Temp . � We inade'
- Norm an 0rance , ". 11TUrs, Chiffons Velvets �� - i .
Cho millinery openinja are all i full blast. Hannah, Messrs. Goo, lAngherst, - nion, 4elij,er(d an address on prohibition, P I L .
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ipent the greater Ips, b of the summer at Shier, Nellie E66tzof, Laura Marshall and peputation i1he enj ya �as being a plpasiiig . i . I . ., 1 904
aome, �se rel e� Chn ham to resume Irene Marshall, i I I I -- 15t, f
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[rionds i the county of. nark. She was . I lTh6 - ;Bud,
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%ceom oied by her- iece, ifis jKate Stew- badly hurt by being thrown from a milk church oir.-Rev., C. L. Mills,; f St. ' durin th ning, and will be repm I 4, - shmW
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Irt, W 0 1" ietiir�e I ho�( i af Wr spending . ragon.-Corn was 0 froien �in this locality, Paul's church, Hones, 0 1 . d % e ape . i PAW,
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btie sn't ae'r monthi with ,her ,tnt. -Mrs. m I . i . -
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Bubolz, who was ve . number at accounts -The Ladies'AiO, of ,which will also be his arewell ser I - display'; for you. Come I I , �
taken a a 2ange for the better.- I _ 0 � - . : 'as A
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fall fair. -Mine Mag iO McMillan, of Brus. A ea are moving Olt now, Some in barrels Nabbath 1 morning last, The reveren gen- . .- :: . i _� �
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now rides a new bik , �,, i I � I M 3rris, near Belgrayo.-T c Christian Z a- i -4-Mrs. george Todd and son returned .j JU i J 0 ya
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29th init.-The f rmers have completed� ti tie was Spent by all. I ; I : ling thek sou,Dr. Buohauan.'-Mrs. George I . Dry Goods C6.� I I - urs.1
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in getting sown qui e a number of acres,-� I ., ; i ,�Sprin4s, Lambton county, where she had � . I I : � I
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Quite a number of ar villagers and people 1� V�' a. . I 1 , been visiting her Son& r.R. Haskett d
of surrcunding vie nity attended Londoul NOT19S.-W. David-Foote.� an old VaiW�l 4 h?s Greatest Ca8h � 'i
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ameltin works, Do] at Bay. Michigan, who aged principally in the ruining business. ' I .
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Viola D 11, for som4 time, returned to hisi Sst�hoef 'western sta; �es but for the last three ',"e6joyed a fair share 0 business,,but, having . I I . I r
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home 6:i Monday. -Mr. Edmund Troyerl y4srs he has been im 'the Kloddike. , 1property in Watford�and a good opoo.Ftun- - 1. - . I qual
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attende'd �ube wedd ng of their sister, Miss d ng at Harrington this week. -Miss ' a-; , -on Aore and dwelling in �. : Gr,e3
I . ,a, Watford. � Whili 't'oftuhre re; pect and sympathy felt � for. the*
Emma'! _.. Troyer, of Toronto, to Mr. M. t egan, -of Whitechurch, is visitinga wish ;
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Rice,al:o,of Toronto. The wedding was a Mit6helps the week. -'M'k. B,1 A. 'him 411 success. 'One -goes and,anotber- - I .1
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held atl. dr. J. G. T royer's, Hensall, brotheri iggine,di,oveto London lmt,Thursda- I , aus the iworld moves on, and !
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tu*re an�4 adds grea.. ly to the appearance of able her . to the fine dwelling ned by r, G orge was killed.while engaged at his ,,d.ufi' in -� ,
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Mr. Lo'Ve's farm. liss Maudie Farquhar; in the field' Was-- brot tght into the stable I but
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where s�he was visidng her uncle, Mr. G. M. - . AcciDENT.-A very sad and melancholy t mended as ant honor We, enterptising And hall here on the evening of Tuesday�, 207th i � ha -0
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Kilty, or some tim a. l turd4y last at �Ir, 'FsueceLsful me�cbantj and with the very itkat. Mr. Tatlor is a vi . I - Olat �
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i I I .1 accident occurred on Sa t� turo, and b . i - I
i Alex Mitchell'8,11ear Varoa,'! when Mr. Alex. ' ock he will b.. ovenina out in Bell's I
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i - I Tipp, of Port. Petry, lost, his life. - herever beard. Miss Eva Taylor . . . . . . ! I
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I W oxeter, soprano, of Cleveland, Ohio, i
. Mitchell had just completed' S Silo &11CL a already - L I '1� i .
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final te m, vhen e expect him to be able and had'Old Mr. Ti P to wheel some atone with friends i4.We8t�ninawr,Dorche ter an,4 � .
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John IJL avid ion took in the Western,' Fair at had thrown five or six planks over the!to - short illness. He was an elder brother- .
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j ,Tipp cCrn )y wheelin dress a public'meoti#g, in the intepests of I ;
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been w)rking in line with Prohibition, de- str fell over ; trikin Mr Holden, of �Brueefield, and formerly i ! �
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serve due mention., 'xibson baol - be - 1 well kri ghborhood. - ' G,
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gone ti visit friends in Blyth. --Rev. . Mr. w&o neveFednecious. Mr,,� Mitchell sent. for the village this we-ek visiting ac4uaint- . I r -
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, I Drs'. Woods, of Bayfield, �and Armstrong, Qf ances.-Mr. G. E. 6reenslade mov�d into eMetho&6tchurch at Chisst-, " I
Ptohib.tipn last Sabbath, from the fol.. ut be held in th I . -
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and not to pleaS ourselvej5." Rev, Mr.1 could not Bee from %here, he was and 1: fully Kaiser, of Sarnia' was in the village this . �� .. ;
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Ro'gerg occupied th a Metbod-ilit church Pul- expected that Mr. Tipp �waa where li�,b&d 'week visiting heIr parenta.-Miss Sloan, of being prepared. I N - I ? i
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;n visiting his father lately.' -Mr. children. - He was 62 ye6rs�of age and, had here for some years, for Mr. E. Rannie, has Li,or�don Life claims to have informatift - - i I -
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Bilievale I I i g her father-in-law, Mr. H, N. XcTag- and that the Pope has given his AW -11b -W - � 1- . I
gather �ng of ioung people was held at - th ! : I I I 41- -- - � I � 1.
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