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The Huron Expositor, 1903-10-02, Page 1**-t.r, Lowynt V - I I - I � I I � I ; -"% &m . I MUM � - � - . I I - - - I - � . � : - � . � . � - � . - . . 41- � ; -1 � � I - , - - , ". I 1. , 7 1 - � � , I t I 1_ , t , I � . ;� � - - [�-�.� I �` 11 - : 1 S4 - I T I - . " , , " - 11 I f 5 IF I f - I , � I . � I- . . N I -1 I I § I I . k : . I . I I 11 - : 1� I I 4 1 -4 � I . � p t i : � I I , I I - " LIKERY %11WV)/ I � I A � -1:1 .1 I. .. . - -1-1. .. ) .-_ I :. ��, . � I - . ,� -.. i -�' - it + k- l 111111111111111111111111F . I . I : I k, _j, 11 -.1. - L ` . . I . � I I I � - � . i . t , AV \ r I I I I I � � . - 1 � D yk I 1111 —P . I ; �: I.— � - 1, I , . I A I -;;- - . - F � 9 11 - . ---�. - I . I � . J �,I� t . � - THIRTY-THIRD .. I I 11 I � -- .1. I I ---- - � � , I " ' - 1, . - � . I . --,-= �.. It - MOLEAN BROS., Publishers N:T'.1 .1 1. 11 - .. 11 . WHOLE NUMBER,, IL, . . . - SEAFORTH9 FRIDAY' OCTOBER 2 1903 A . 11�1 - � . . .. � 1. 0 . - I . 0. — . - I - - Saturday . � I I -- @--I : 1 9 5 . � f�' 1. I I - - . - . -� . - #- " � . -1 --- . , . 1 $1 a Year in Ad I I ! . . va-ncee � � . I - . I it, . . I . I I— ,, - : - � �� I . . -1. I A I i - =5 . � , - 4 � I . -, '! � � : il� an -d 26tk� - � � I The � Zurich Show, toos, a Sobrooder, a Schoelligo w Battler, 6' All right nothing," said I in return. to agree to this, The risk of carrying this , " � � � I - 1 2 STORM I . . six An IN W X �, I - 11 The following is the lish of the successful Carman potatoes, Fred willerb, Wm Rodder, � $1 i K, - -� 'I �ix . . . I " aould.lwou people in Toronto not find many million -dollar cousignment was too Ki � 1�1 � i - � i- � . . 50 ft'. wide I I ' I 11 . . I F - LOORS Ones at the Hay Branch Agricultural So. Sm&ll white beaus, George Clausius, w Bat- enough hit . T. �11� � � � I . I amen withoat putting in a reat, 80 ib was arranged to express them,, ,� . I . I Fount 'in Pens � . Ground Moor ciety's show, � hold in Zurich, on'Wednesday tier Any other variety of beano, J K wise, darkey." His reply to this ww, "Mr. at itwas then lound thab the ear doors . �. -i� k store witha a, -...t-- � and Thursday of last �aek . Joh D � 1. ,� 200 ft I � 4 9 S- 'I . - rtv his or h r"'4 - long .' - RETAM . - a 3ker. Yellow aora, 8 Omw4d, Hubbard is a -good alderman and a good were too am ---� I I n f . . � a r o W,-,-- I . . .Holum. -Drought, "iBrood mare aocom,,� Snowden Bros. Sweet corn. $ wise. L rge � active Tory, and thab counts for e, good deal ' 511 to admit the boxes, and 1b �� - I , ��'- -. . I 18 Upper Flooi a I I was found necessary to send to Chicago for , ' ' be_ busin"s of Out. ..... . I � Ponied by foal, R B MoLean, J Patterson, red onions, w Battler. Large yellow ions, I GOLD � POINTS 11. -: , . 'hat nothing in lefb �� On, I n Toronto." This reminds me of an unkind two special cars, . ; . Ji � brt- a -ad ple"u _� - - I i � � . MANUVACTUR 2ad a,ad 3rd. Foal, T J Borry,J Patterson, Jacob weber. Dutch setts, A 8 Faust, 8 � That Last a Lifetime. r �..,x- I rb 0 I - - - I INO. I 2nd and 3ed. Two year old gelding or filly, witmer.., white field carrots, Snowden k I heard from a man not long ago. -Mr. C. Klopfer, ex.M.p,, of Gu - � for the goods the I . ki . ,,, . -- . elpb, 1, 11�" . I'll i 3, 1 it- �y � � � ' Broo, W I Smith, Red garden oarro .. ,P . � ... � JIM Im W V1W =id that If a Glengarry eap wan placed has been again seleowd by the 0 neervativels :1, . �� I ; I L w willard, A Geigei. - Ono year old gela. . $in 0 1 i "I'll I to, L -41 � � �, on a tom cat that Scotchman would rush to of South Wellington -as th p� � t' I . : I In or filly, R B MolAnn, B Smillie, Roeder --A* aelger, Sweedish' turnip . air candidate, -bo - It �. . F - F1 I I I - I I D P . . . I . I I low,- bhe polls and vote for it, I , who will likely i ; " I . I . oppose Mr. Hugh Gatbrie :�, 4;, � ... � I . 6. Span of mares or geldings in harness Hartm�n, Henry Roeder. white buronips, The band of the Coldstream ' Guards be the Liberal candidate for the ()am 4.-. :",eping is � ;11 . A, . li and wagon, W J Elder, wm Fee. w Battler, Snowden' Bros. Yellow globe A 1 ind �A 0 . W I N IT JIJ ON R Men& -.; I � I "I 0K it 9 reached Toronto on Sunday, and, although --Outside of Morristown, just so -he t . ` " I � 4 - . , I , � . � 153 . i � t . .,-- I V- I I , Agricultural. -Brood mare, accompanied mangolds, Snowden Bros, Long red man- ro" AV -1 110 V. ,VJ � b SEAJF(()Rrf�JR,, the citizens are close oboervere of the Sgib- river from Brockville, a destructive fire oo I' I 1. � I I . , Y f0%l, wln Moody, R McArthur, w J golds, A Foster, John oalman. Long yel- -- . :1 running tbrougit. . - . ; . bath, they gave the band a great ovation. curred on thg promises of a farm6rnama� A—" l3i'- 1�1?1 I I Elder. Foal, win Moody, R McArthur, RB low mangolds, Snowden Bros, P; Hartman. Picture fr3ining a Specialty. Wherever the members of it appear Brown, on,Saturday. Sparkz from the -on- - � . - I ; , , . r filly, A cabbage, H Truemneri T Johnston. — ad they �,V . 'a . , �,J -. I I McLean. Two year old gelding o Oxford . # . q In "'he at -ore 41 1 14� - y Methoda ds F� .:, , �. - � . Flat Dutch cabbage, A Geiger, - 5000409V.� were greeted with uheering. True. I under- gine of a zorn-outter, -falling on the mof of a , %. I . 1i I � ,'.., ---- - - . - 4 4 . .. 1.�.� Buchanan, E Gies, A Love. One year old Jobnoton, � -4 - . . - . - I . 3D-4 , - t . , remarked that in point of quality he had stand thab the band was formed in England barn, ignited it, and this, with two -U,.�?, , Ifl . 1. - I , . � . in the 18bb oeatury,-bub, if they ba4i existed buildings eoutal jug the seas : �i --41 I t stake. - i M, �J 21 - . . gelding or filly, James Bonthron, R ji me- Black Spanish radishes, I Phillips, never judged a fi lar t ,%a# � �. ", B . _ .. . � I -1 . 1. I .- 'i I I I I nor lob of animals, and they 0 t Er on's crA.Dp,, w, -t Inlucombe to V& � . �, , 44 ': Loan, wm McAllister, Span mares or gold- white radishes, Jacob Haborer,, w M Har- hn -i . ".. , - I were, indeed, a credit to their ownera and from the beginning of time, and o&a�e down were destroyed T a dwelling house bad a I � " �, A . I 1. logs, in harness and wa, . i,�' I ce, of a commuft'. � I T ., . . . .- - .11 . -gon, 0 Lony, E Gies, 'burn. Any variety of pumpkinm�wm Klopp, ?i�-' .J� -% � b,ugluan here out - I i . I ... 1. I . - the county and show that the farmers of from the skies on that particular day, there narrow escape. The lose is botivY.- �`-' 4 - . I I t , at ,,-/ �- P . � John Dook,or. HNeib. -Mammoth pumpkina,a Sohroe4er, - * , � E I I A I I . 1, 6 - thisdistrictare fallyalive tothe advaut. could nob have been much more fuse made -Mr. G. E. Lumaden, ,Assistant Provin. 11 1 ---'.' � . Id i# � I I ; - , General Purpose. -Brood mare, acom. Snowden Bros. Celery, T Johnston, A Fog,. " weve, mi. - I - ,� , , �11 f � .. I agels of having only I in sheep over them. For my own parb, I would jueb aial Searetsry of Ontario, die4 in the hosw - , he very best. .� � L * * '� . , 1. ponied by. foal, A Geiger, J Haberer, w8mith. ter. Squash, Snowden Bros. Blood boots, I . ,� I It too oftft - - . I � . I 1. � ! say-- I � �� I' - I I . , I and swine there was also a very fine show " loon li4ten to t6e Seaforth or Ooderich pit%], in Toronto, on Saturday.! . . 1; � Pribea, holftWo. gar' .. . lie had oc� '-.4, - .- �.. I . � - I Foal, J Paterson, Goo Clanging win Smith. H wall, Snowden Bros, Rooted beetnt A I although the oo ' band@, or, for tbat m&bter, the bano .which 4oupled his late position for-' over twtuby , a 1� . . mpelpition was not quite so � .� a4 1 11 ' t F y, J Decker, J ; : - � OF . I �i�l - � * W ar Solid stgo-set in � . I r . � Two year old gelding or fill ' o9iger, w Battler. watermeloas,J weber, C 1, keen as in horses an cattle. I accompanied Uncle Tom's Cabin - company years, and was one of ,the ablest and be . -. Z I . . - Z . � ... V . ub i,4. I ballincit-S. Welli on . . .. ; N � . I : i , - Johnson, Alf Mellick. One year old filly, J Colooky. Muskmelons, J Weber, A Geiger. , The special ati.tractionr, also were all that la9b summer. While 'the band was bein mien in the civil service, , .a . .� . *69" of -ours rest, , " - Gentleme ni, ,� ; I . Paterson, 8 McRilde, callman. Span of toes, R . R Johnston, Snowden . I - 9 I a native of 4 . , . Red toma H was � . . .. . : I I J could be desieediand elicited t'he keenest in. and at Canada, and, for several yonr dor to his 'vP � i I � , : I roftived and greeted af, the station , 1��!- , , . , � a Id t, - -,- --I - .�, � - Yellow to 9 t as, w Battler. * W t rest and Caull . I . "I . I i - m rem or gelding#, in h%rncss and wagon, j Bros. m i a 0 . J�, � 4, . - I �. - I I I � nab amusement. , The Queen's park, an elderly man, w intment, was editor of Hamilton 4- � - - � � I . . I . a,, h I is a appo , I �, 'We,areWelax�(- . . � � Hagat), J Roeder W witzel. Farmers' Johnston " 11 , , . . A . t?e � .. I Ing is oil he ,successful competi, preacher In a new religious seob, a call T! � v- � . r,�, � I . follow 1-.* d, je,.- I I mfN, He was aboub sixty years of -age. . N I , k . KRINTS,4Fred Hose & Sbn took Oil ,' tore in these lin s - I themnelvee Bible Students, or- the Ch X �-.l 1, dal, our now Suit_ I . , wory'val- - :. I � I . troti J Geiger, A Xudersov, A Smith, John IMPLE ' , li , ch of -While attending the Mddlesex assizes ]�� - ' I : . i I Hagan. Lady driver, Mrs w witzel, R B the prizes in thii department. � the Atonernenbl, and who have theii J head. at London, as a gr . - �4 �- . - - i� , ' 11 d) - . � r1i 4 11- 10,11 I I ot, - 14 ow, Shower Proof . , .G." . , - "'oll i McLean, R McArthur: � MANU,VaCrURE%�C Harbleib t�ook ' Speeding 001nt�sio, - Farmers' Tr, - � I and jutor, this week, Mr. 7, -minv6o . - , I - - I V� 9 Trini , .., . a X I Z 1. I ,,, � . all thO This race was taken �n three straight boatil, quarter& in Pennsylvania, held forth -befoce Archibald Mol�scblan, -of Sylvan, Wag Emit- I � . - - - � WU � I I � - Carriage. -Brood mire, aocompa�ied by -prizes fori oats of horse shoor, and heavy, * Black Joe, owned by A. Coulter, of Blyth, .a vasb audience in Massey Hall. striving to wo with appooloxy and,died before he could . - I - I � a Tfalffi our new . .11, 01 I I I - e I em PH �. i foal, Goo Dick, �r Witzol, J Beaker, , Foal, buggy and carriage harness, Collection of , taking I t ; - 7 1 � - # Come, our 3** I � I . .1 . . -1 . . � N ' a Rise A leby, by R, Porte'ri ,of Prove thab all will receive greater or lessor be taken to his bom-o. He wav one of the I I , i � .. . � � '. ; ! re - . 5 g to . . . I I . w witzel, P Lamont, A' Geiger.. Two vear �shoes,; P Bendisr. Collection of. leather, F Stratford, 2ad ; 'bits Wingo, by : A. . �their oats .in life, and beatknown menin West Willis . -- -1 � new- Readyma& i #I ward accordin � , t - � .. i -- .I- I � . old gelding or filly, w witzel, C t'ilber. 'One , Witmer. , Finished I ras �'. . I I I . sud J . He , - P- roof Cas � - I I lill 01 4 flaxi aeorge Cook. Charletwor that there in no thing as , futu're � It . , our . - I . - - 7 tv, I . 11 .. I I : . bh,.of Eg ondville, 3rd ; Archie . pun- was never known to be nick a -day in -his life � . ��i . I I � year old gelding or- filly, A Ronnie. ,Span Cemenb work, J.B. Poster, C., by A. MoKayy, o . :� i . � 4 1 � George McKay. . . . k1la Of 0 her goodw I . I . MaKillop, 4th ; I)or- Illbmeub. They are hard to pleasib whom before, He was 62 years of age, .11 1. t � ! I I . I . . . . I He bad - � 4 � , . . � I of mares or-geMingo,- in harness and buggy, i DAIRY,PRODucTs,—Tub but -ter, P Hart-- this would nob suit, The Bihib�ition was been assessor of his township for over 15 ��-!, ! VV`65r. . . � . . I . � ondol by W. Ratti)m ury, Brucefield 0�h. I ;_ . .. C eather is just around the c � , man, nowde . -, . � . . old w' ' JJohnob.)a. . Buggy horse, in harness and ' $ * a Bros, A a eiger. Table but- In the free-for-oll, t re were just t;;O.b like the reeb of the Exhibitions,- only is abode years, and was promine - � . on- - . I ! : 13:0 in, politics and W z7 ' Omer, Fio now on this itore will be. buggy, w H wood, J F Russell, 0 Hilber. ter, H , S ith, D � Hanob, Sno don Bros. Stanton, ov�ncd better. A sample of .nearly everYto -- �, I I . Home-mh � _Ing to municipal matters. I - I . I - I . the Afec-ca for men boys, ladies and children wa, ting heavier wea'r - f or -4he . Roa,istorv.�-Brobl d mare, accompanied by � cheese, John aelger� w Klapp, by"T. Murdoch, of be found on the farin or in the " manufact p - -1 k- =d 0010n.' � I � tootanto. Thetis w a Joe . tsb -- wint- . foal, T N Forsythe, w witzel, P Lamont. 8 Wine.' oney in comb, Jaco, . neall, and Lucy, Own- �ry --On Saturday Bruce Gord*n, of Nap. : iA . 'court atitentloa armonths. -A gathering from -the bes!i'anidl fo emost man afac ;iir '" there, and the buildings .which contain- . duckUtintingin Bay Ba near + ! - - ere of high , b �Haberer, P ad by W. Kuntz, of Exeter. Joe Sta6ton " . Ance, was --� � - � . 1. - . ,rom find --your Way . gmde, d pendable Clothing, Furs, Underclothing ats, Cap, &c. The sup i I Foal, W �Vltzi4 Win M6*11ister, T N For- Backer, me -made bread, aeor a Clausius, took the firob mono I yJ . I . enor - , . � ad the exhibits are more pleasantly or- Kingston, when be -pulled h .. � lx I I � 1�4* % ,---Qf-V1a irl � ,MT -'r 4L � svthe.' Tvin yosu- MA qlAtrk nr 411.1 1. Bakers' bread il 11h- R. 1� P -ir I- & � Is flun � in 6-� Ths ourtain " I - .y in three straight Nato, . 0 - , U Us V". I . � i . � t � .V� J " - ""Cr 0 SCOCK lor w ign this is � � ,a a JV t � I I in Tine farmers, rulln ng isoe thdre were.fiva ranged Won formaily, and It is said ; I t. a the boab towards hime -*at - .� I . I : I . . . elf by the � b - .. ` I ammer fabries ond 7 u1s", noted, is in eviden::e on Buchanan, w- witzel,.N Sorarux. One. year Home-mide buns, R'R Johnston, Snowden contestants and t a race was wo 1 half million people visited the fair 11 I . . "to ` - .. every hand. Sure-to-flt clothing, cor aia 6t the 1 . lowest price ol ,i., Bros Vitrant-A bone Aire -A I a I— &,4 1 in u 1 g rel. The trigger caught iathe seat and 'the - - . the UfW stuffi, forw rect and rc le. furs 0 n nv. flil w * ,+.ani n a- A -- V � . - e . . I . a J f 9 . P , I � J 0 . Las 9 00 straighb haste in the following Drder an by IV$ progress A tb zim, . -1 , - I pasibia� On I � - - 9 far -an the city, a If ,a weapon was disaharged, the can -N mr, The- seene- ig - this asis claumall., z . . tents,toArIn this HtOtO 90libits your t�a. e. - A17ayps thipk -of. us as Malfillster. 8 of mares or geldings, In ! Mapta. syrup, W SM'ith. Alex hornei owned by the follow Ist goncerni � 9 ng ; . . I � jug parties : A, I mighb say that within the wet a great hole in the Young ma,1374 grolu� t is - OsMi both at I Ithe store most 1i el . , harness and J"Y' M McMaughton, Btig- MoEweu. Collb0ion of honey, vtO CIA1191111, and 2ad, W. Govenlook ; 3rd, R.'Rabkirk . three years I have visited a number 'of o quite likely to prove; fatal. Gordon , is I 710 . k -Y to please you, g 11 � ' ' I Ferent weaves , . i - � ,and . . . � . horse, in . name and bug9j. R J walpdr, J Hsberor. . i border ofties of the United States, and - ' I - - 10 : I . . . I I 'tzel. Lady river, w wit. Judges�,-R J Drysdale a 4th, 0. Dalmage ; bbb, G. Henderso 4 All a,ged 19yean. Ais is tie fourth'- 31. -- - ka, I . . I , . . . � Errabb, W I . live ,to dektt . � 7 thles, to meet the, I " � , , u nd JI J Marner. the horses In this conteab were 'fromil' Me. Seawall thli cities of any consequence I a- in Ray Bay this season, , one a ro,V4. I . . I I I I ; I . , R -IB Me , R McArthur. : I I 1 4 . - I zol, a . LADIIJUS'i . i coide)at P Ie 7 .� . - . , � I : I WoRic,-:-,0rochob 'q4ilt, John Killop. , � tarfo, excepb Obtaws AFIP � I I - i . and Kingston, and ed fatal, and the other two left . � � - � I I . . � I . I . - . � . -0 Decker, � : Toronto In far ahead of any of them, r and 1�� ; melry ; I , .0 . I 0 - 1. Judges-Ja a ' Handiford, Centralia ;. ( Klapp. Crewel wo4k, "Mrs 0 ob rao was M . - li, -arm lese each, � z . . �� 11 � . i - lot, Jake Weber ; 2- d, W. Heffernan ; 9 fact it Is questionable If the i 0 -A despatch from Woodstock 'aaya: .4 N� - - bri',WU, V . , Wolfe, Credi n CA pbell, Tufted quilt, 8 Witmer, W Bob The boys' fo ran is follo In son with one 1*t� � I W'Ah � In alneoatS I It 8 - I - � U1 - I I I . 1. rd Z'tiful eltyin the world. Now., i ,kord "Rumors a,ro being, Persistently circulated I a ; I - i : . -Mfickeows, In milk or in calf, tiom . Kn: tted quilt,T Johnstonj B-'Footdr. Joe Sills. � , he ra is Ek mor ,#I- - eial CATrLE. . I I I - . . W . . . a a - . - . . Sloe I . . ; . ; . � Jacob Rosder,*Nd and 3rd. Two year old- LID ' i . 4 �rl , T . . P g cabi,ijqailb,o Schoollig,X[ra 0 Campbell. The Indian' hitching and driving contest, to those who- may vieft the exhibition. I the here ab A r . Pattullo, M.L,A,,,w1l1re- �y - our tail. � � ; � at u I a � is& struck - . I - � baiter, J Chambers, w MoAllister,'j Chaii. q , th ad ew I � R i . ; . - � � I q ch b, Mrs Johnston, 8 wia,,e. Quilt, in which the lady bisd to harness and hitch , years to come. Don't be afraid to go a tire from .provincial itics and e nter the , - A ' ' law . :. - we are on tlhw& �- I - For the man I berm. .Yqsrling heifer# 8 Roeder, J Cham' ad on ground work, H Roeder, John pp her own horse and drive once around. the good distance ,north and east from the D I ' 6 d as X01 representative of I - * M- - � Many I V flartm n, w I "' , . . - - ith �, 11 . � I , woman, boy or -girl,- we have the most complete assortment, bers, w Roeder. Bull calf J Roeder. . Dockor. Outline quilt, JJAtt- track, caused no litt a interest an to- station ln nearch for lAgIngi. and then you 8'?!!,, A.r , . lb,a� ready, w, ;;; Did you eirer look for the little or big girl's raincoat Or the - boy'n� I The 0@12 Heifer emalf, J Geiger, win d� the 'Best! now hold by -.Sir 5.� - I d exal, ;-. 4 1 ' . . ore were hree oontesta - I I . . eople, for they must be out in the art. � I ac, 8 win 9 t - - i Aor the lavoriv-d� � t : Roaher, P Deioh., ler- Mome-made coverlet, P artman, 8 ment, Th will nbt have to tell, so many had to this 'Alohard Carb�ri I ht who may go after an � )eau-tiful ornaments I lits and . I 1 7 dren need this pTo ection as much as.the older p � wise. � Home-made In , J 000h, the prizes were awar ad as follows : J!t, � time, that you had to pay 75 cents; or a sqstern conatituen ,"_, , . . — Obber than Thoroughbred Durham.- rane. FIve'or more y Kingston. - It . TV opening days will, open. The price for the boys,' or girls' raindoats is� $2,00, to $3.50 w thin dollur a night for a bed, And' 111 a lady ll�,'alsonaid that j. 0 J� to , � . I . ; ards of home-made Mrs. Obaries Ril , McKillop ; 2ad, Miss . y, possibly ind- -7 - w1of eoullw`- . - I : I . . - t" SentiRal-Review nows- � 7 . . - I . ou reacli of the most limited purse I Milch.0own, John Pfaff, lot and 2nd, Jacob mg oArpeb, cotton warei J K wlie, T John. Heffer friend a city with yon and becomes pyTer, of which Mr. PAttulln is editor, Will -1 . The �aen's and women 0 1coats � can be had t Tucks s ill, . . I 11 I 1 � . I I hearty welcome of a -i - Weber. Heifer calf, P Hartman, win MeAl. stou. �, Painting on volvilt, Mri d lasto b t b ma least, .I,- - � 11 � i . I �., � I I baby competition, 11 �: z. � � I ,; "W"h'ich the we b , 'f�om newspaper work.11 I �iFl a d the price accordin ly. 1 . , . - . . , was the mepavagoe= t, 14 . old goodalo gr"t plain or as fancy, as you wish, n (Ir Hater, L Roeder, Two year old heifer, J G Forest. I Berlin woot work,'M-in C Camp- ted Yon, go to Eaton's, and if 4hange h-suda shor ly, . r. Pattullo rotiring :a- I r for, your. w I 5 I i. . . Sn6wden Bros, H Roeder, P Harbrilau. bell. .. - BerlW � rp y she It nob there you may safely calculate I I - I, I - . , . I I wool pillbw cushion, MrsC Judoe had a diffloult, , ond delicate task,to 1 I gob � �31,r, Marley Spoor, aged $3, died -on.. #- . -Y L . I rery respect. Some- MWS coats, $2.00y $3-00 $5.00 - Yearling helfer, F willerbo H Roeder J Campbell, J C ohrane. Crochet 1work, Mrs perform, but he gob - hrough lb safely, aim ` tho I b :she has fallon Into th � a BW. this Ganday nighb, at his home a I . ; .. I - � : # I I 610,0.?, $20.009 � . 0 . dragged Into Eabou's alralulb my ill ag to be dreams I* I . 0 1 �, $1C1.0 Chambers. Two year old steer, P Hartman, 0 Campbell, T Johnstom Albu'm.baskeb, . w -,b Wolfe Island, 4�r--- � I I . . Q Q I I . though he did n luounce on what prin- timel, and spenba bed half-hour .there, but I n6ar Kingston, where he ban lived for Q- - !.1-7 I � . � , aaw, put I t. yo a WOMen's Coats-+- 2.001 03; 50! p. 00.9 $8,00, P � Roeder, H Roeder. Fat cow or heifer, w Mrs Campbell, J Cochrane, Hair wreath, ciples he arrived ab his decision#. The Orst know th4b had I been k woman I would inbit 80 years. He wan born in Romet N.Y., i 4�.h - I . . ' � .1 . t *-ka by, seeing: our - * - - n McAllister, lot and 2nd, w Smith. Year. H Nsib. - Feitther - wreath, T , Johnston, was awarded to Mrs, John McDonald of have enjoyed It Imineuxely-i wbilehis parentx were on a visit. :6 : �, ire ready, - . - We have altiq*gether too many,' raineoits 'on han4� and our , pls - tO 110TO ling steer, F willort, J Roeder, 2ad and 8rd. Cardboar& work, T Johnston. Sofa oushio J , I He was ..-'l I , . 'mt Seaforbli ; the seoond to Mrs. W. Pi�;er�' ;of - 0 1 .1z. . . . 1 7 . �. them�out Is a �O per cent. discouk, fo, r caleb, Are you interest 6"d 1' - � - Jersey cow, 8 Ronnie.. F&t-stesr�wm Me. *vv Klopp, S wise. Houltal 14be, Mrs Camp. Ses nd Ile 1111rd good farmer, and a ladder in municipal mot. '� .ki I I ,, -, - . ; . � I . I � I Ili Being Sold I . to M ra. eary Canada, ters. He was for years i . -. 11 . ; . . AIll P Hartman bell, T Johnston. Knitted lace'surtain, T . I in the county 0oun. - - � - rri . . P. a -The C.P.R. has plaosd an order for &14 (311- 181 -a was -the stroke oar 16f the - 'F . I I -1 I ; I 1.1 -14. i . I ;0 - Steer calf, 8 Roeder, I C, 'Or", Tuoker1:lbh. � . . 842 h . 7 � � penple come In &a , . . .,! 1 il +++ ; I l -,F4 - . . wai MoAllistor, J weber. Johnston, , H Neib. Leather workl, Mrs onney of Jar rize 1 46 will be found on the most a million dollars' worth of care, At Ito Canadian crew that won :the sculling chum- �.� g ; �� I ; Campbell. Comb work, Mrs Campbell. si The rg'lgu f Pi I plonsh of America. He wall * s#ang sup. � 4 - I . x 0 th a is 00 ,and ,after lookinj I � ' . Jud ail-Johd Shepfililrli, liensall;.R[ohard th page . : Rochelags, shop#, I � - . ' 1"i ' ; - i . A4 . � * . w Cushion tolleb. J G Forest, J Cochrane. � : f 1. new isokett, ask � - I i Ole, B%field, . . - � ' � . , . � . � - I . � -Mr. F. Sanders, butcher, of South Lon- % Ki kpatriok .. : ,I � a prizes -in . porter the late Sir George ir � .oas for them miAll Su=r.- ng -Wool. -All tb Lamp mot, J Kvise. w Klapp. Cross work " ,,, . i 11 '��A - - � '- 31 Pa" . . Bead - work: A Ten Days' Visit to Toronto a 'd don while alighting from his rig -on Ss,tur. but otherwise we# independent In p0libice. -1 ;hey sh*U need It. � DOTN'�," - . ISS . T . this el"s ' were tiken' by G. Penhale, exeept Mrs Campbell, T Johnston. . 0 day: fell and fractured both wriets, besides -passengers I the eight 061tek ferry - I . . I � " � . second foraged and y I �arlinge*es,which were - Mrs Oampbell. Shell work, iJ Forest, J . the Exhibition. . -, on , I . - have confidence, !a - . . . receiving other serious inj boatfrom Detroit W Windsor, Saturday . . I . I I I jury. i - . . -by . (By our Loadbuiy Correspondent.) I 1, -Mr. B. F, Gregory, of Toronto, last night, witnessed a dramatic suicide. As the a, Th-ey know that & � ,won H. Trueninef. Coobranii., Chemise, R R Johdston,�S wise. - I be shownthrougk G I . . � . �, . , .� I . .0 all,through the close, except aged ram and 'Domed work, Mrs Campbell. Goats' dress dical, men to Mr. W. J.- Riohot-de, - a Boston million. Q--1 .yvarr, wb - -1, I . . F' Woll.-A. Dunkin took let and 2nd . ia- now srt " UP40- lu P15 Dress Suit made to you r' measule ,as - ng been advised by the me week, sold a pair of cOrriage Hackney boC&es bo*t Deeired the contra of the -river. Charier t shirt, R R Johnston. Tattiogi br Buchan Havi . . - . . . �' . . fat .yheep, . on, Mrs Can, to take a change of scene and also to indulge a was sitting I � .- , iiat now to the- time See it any wayl whether your -intend buyin " or i4ot. ' 'v � . Mpbell;m Embroidery -in silk, T in all the gaiety wibbin reach, I left one for the sum of $2,500, This is pretity� quittly In the stern with the other paseen- : Rwye, Yom aeon car . � 9 * I . HoGs,-86owdeu Bros. took lot and 2nd Johnston, re 0 Vtbell. Erhbroldery in 'a' . I A-P � - . I. . I bright morning,for the Queen City, where Aerser' horse flesh. gero, sirose, and, walkilig quickly to the � and. make your se I � - - I I I.- all through this ol ' muslin, T Johnston. One pair hand -made � I - , - � I . "o'ex0ept for aged ram, . the Dominion Exhibition was in progress i -Mr. Samuel Rogerir rail, stood up on it. 0ne of the deck handle 1-11 . V � 4 , � I to thor . - . - *~ I I : I . J11arvey taking fi,sD. I woollen *to ingo,, 8 wine, w Battler. One �; queen City Oil Company; pres'don' of the . j ��: your name - i . I I . I - . afrJband- a a cobtan- stookin For the informstlo4 of those who ney d ad rushed forward to gralip him, bub Quaint- - . I : I I - 1.1 . .. - I . ; Tamwopbb.-Sno wden. Bros. took - all the P , S wine, T of Toronto 0 1 or . . - ;I�� 7 -.1,1 1. ; . . . .. I - . Johnston. itted wool wentfrom here to .. oronto,I might Noy fn that city on Saturday. He was a br th mee was too quick for him, 'and) 1� . . I . I : J . Pdzes in this class. a mit , A aiger' h r 1 4 . : 8 Ronnie. wool seeks, .... that from here to Shakespeare t a laud of Mr. Elias Roger#, the -well known coal "Good,bye, everybody," lesped Into thelf, , : Chester White. -Aged sow, Snowden. . a b, 8 wise' . t 4 1 . f� - r I I I I . . , ' Goods. . � � all right; from. there to Guelph It is billy ; an# I? I I �, � � - . I I � 95" -Dollar Overcoat . Paper baskob, J K wise, S wiv), Arrasene I * daric waters. Women serearned, a�ud ox. I . � - . - ; 1, o . . I . Bros. Boring sow, Snowden Bros, I -Captain Arthur Clark filed a good,siz - I . : . . . k I I ; . . work, Mrs 0 from Guelph to G orgetown, hills apd ad elted male passengerA tb . t I - I . Yokkabire.-Aged boar, J Hary ampball, Crazy work, T John. � -raw obtirs over- . I V . . . iattlennske, near the Belvidere dook, Parr board, but f be suicide elther - wofild not or � A I ' 0,,7. S Aged ston, Mrs iCampbell. Silk pstobwork, T stones are largely I evidence ; and from - y .D such store in town; ' 31ade to yoAi meaaure also, with -all the style, dress and elegance that is ugu ally -NOW, J Harvey, Snowden Br pring Johnston 4 Cochrane. Kai �ted pi'llow there to the aloy the And is Bound, one day lasb week. It is yeari sines could nob secure a hold on soy of th * . I nice and level. , - etfi� and , . sow J.H4rvey, Snowden Brov. soon sank from si lit. - � � what a Ion It 111k : crowded intb twenty or twenty4lve dollari Overcoats. One year I I ng Qualph there were eighteen 9 I 1. � , - . . See these exbraordil: -ary. old boar, H Truemner. sow, shamp, H Neib. Outline After leavi rattlesnake hai been seen near the town) I--------- - . I I& I 'd : many and, to- ha,vi; I One year old ran Mrs Uamp. coaches on our 'train, and all were fill , to have one killed so close, was a ----"O— � , . � fifteen, dollar values. � . . I . . . J Harvey, Snowden Brothers, . bell, 8 wise'. Batton wreab?, R -R Johnstont ad and rest s�rprlse. , . ; placer for you to! . . � . ' 'P Judges -J. Armstrong, James Petty I . when we draw into the � Union station the b . 'Perth Notes. " � - " I - � IL 1 � . . E Klapp. ! Crochet petticoat, John Geiger, ..... 1) ; , 2 .1 � it, ift being fibied up-' ' . I . t -I is stated i that Rev. I)r. G. J. Bond --Grogory Dorrooll, of Bamberg, was put. 1 � ; � . rush and commotion Iwas very great, t'wo � � I ;i I . . razy doylle, Mrs Campbell, T , - / j. - r , � I '**#*###*4r"k~ �# , I .1 POUL=Y.*� Plymouth Rocks, a Irwin, P 18 W1111, 2 resigned hi , position as editor of the tirg on's b . �f the. specdal- foov � #*##;iR1 . .� . . 9 other trains ha�ing clime about the Naito - elb on a threshirg mue 47 1 1 , Booker Wyandotte#, V Booker, w -Battler, Johnston.', Chair tidy, Mrs Cat �b - I I � � ine whom � 0 . g . . ' b WAN 0 hriatian Guarlian, to which position hle hia right hand became caught and his Arm I A .olen requirin t, SOF I pillow time. As i . t -tho h ab It I G Irwin' took the prizes for 8 0 Poland@ and Specials.1- Drawn work, on �juv . . itsh one o1ol'ok, I wont . . . � . � been in . Li ht Brahman. Dark Brahman, a Irwin sham, banO I kerchief pooket, ktltte� out in quest of 00 I abhling to eat and struck as recently ap ointed, on the retirement of wam neuly torn off above t -be wrist, -- r Iff goods 1 .9- 1 work IDI di Ing hall, on T . �� .v ,, � 1 ,� a I , : atore for'., . V A0 crewel work, battenburg and &Iut'lacel luck at the Ori empo�% i1e. Failing health in given -The Metbod4�s. of Atwood boA tbeir I -1-i - :-A I � '- r WW"'OE: PEOPLE, ,... - - Pwooker. GIrwin took.all the . an -the reason foi Dr. Bond'a retirement. anniversary on fitinday, geptember 20ohl, 0N � I - . prizes for . , I � . . . once street, Who t y � � I I . I . slumber robe, bedroom slippers and slumber I 11 give big full coutoo ; . � � . . I I . I I I � . Games and Minoreas. Red Cape,o Clausium, � 11� � . � . ,- - " ' meals for the a IAN m ; � -John Jenne# I arg, - enjloyable ser. - ,, aged 60, of Wallace!b � . mal of fifteen- cent*. and had good wesither and .1 , - - .1 � . - . � w Smith. '-white Leghorn#, W Ba P�. died on the Vana4lan Pacific thi ugh v, . 4 . . a 4'. 0 . oat,. Rev. A ? - y best - to be Aauch.- whits Langshins, a Irwin. Ing (pdrbraib), Mrs , . C, . k, was p . I You can see them now every day. The are looking, up the ttler - D robe, Berlin wool work, w Klo - � - ; . . . iuff FiNE Alv�s,-0111 paint The next job w4s to fl id a room, and exparl- express, west of!Porbage Is Prairie a Fiffier, at Tavistoo I 12 having tatig�b m 'a when In s Ution, the preacher for the oc,casion and pleased 4�r .. - - . . f0twd in FU98, If you are goin'a' to look at furs this season, lopk nbir— 069hins, (4 Clausius; q'Irwin. a'Irwf . on Saturday. --31i. Jenuer .1 ,� . . "a I I . . , n took Colin Campbell, Snider Brothere. Oil land- once i , I � Specially so in Ladte�` Jackets and Neck scope painting, Mrs Campbell, J,G.Forest. thin at exhibiblon.!, timps, to go away a good � 0 who has Wen I n all present. The church was orowiled anit - � I . " �V J � � . , Furs. At present we are plo(ing the. prizes for Partridge Coobins and Ban- ill health for some time wall roturni - : $ a a . � � ; . I ' distan6a from theilako front, I went o"t an 0 ng ome the collection amounted to =Op with the A- L � , _ I � i -d I . I � tams. Collection. Ist"Alld 2nd P .Becker. 0 from a visib to &!daughter at M0011031A � I ..� � , some of t�,e finest fur garments ev, r 801.4- n Seaforth. Cray a par ' traft work, J a For at, Oil or the'amountasked , I � . . . - � � water color flowers far as Church str'ob sod then north, to Col- prospect of its being $ 1 I" . . . J Pekin Duoksoa Irwib,Snowden Bros, Ron, , J G Fore , �H Klapp, 4 � -MayorRoberb Hall, of Brandon, *bila forby th 250, - , T . � - - - - - -- ±i * Pencil draw � legs, ,where very man rooms were adverbill. a pastor. I I . I . �� A A ilia I . . Ing, J Cochrane, G Fdreeb, . . .�')r. . -W-V,.r-W-.- - -- I - I an Dooks, o .Irwin, Snowden Bros. Any, in Toronto thin �reak, received a telegram A. McAulay, of Mitchell) returned . � . . I I I � � variety of, duclks� (�,eorge Irwin. Pencil and ink sketches. Mr; 04mpbell, J 0 �bese, a nice, fair-fac- - . -�Rev. A i �- 1 . UL . . abhor I �hatl,95acrea of;wheab on i - V - \ ad, omillug, young - m rried Ady answered i bis 4006-scre bowelastweek froma trip 4 ' - � 64- ' I -Goese, H Roeder, H Truemner. Turkeys, Forest. Panmansh1p, C Bilber,, 0 Holtzman. the d6or-bel I form had been - threshed, producing 9,920 and the Pacific Coaab. � a 0alifornia, I , lltr I �e. H Truemnor, (" Irwin. ouine-a Fowl, .(j Painting on milk, J Forest, Co6hrane. ,�, one room vacant, a E ., I -, ' He was wonderfully I �. ' - �& CO. � .-- me Bargai I - , Tables " . for t . J nestand . ,rly 31 bushels to the acre, . I so a bushels, or too plosoed with his trip. .He Was caught in I arlor, bedroom. Ib*,a8 foulblessly . A,.� . - I / - I C a., Co eo ion geone. P Koehler, on plaster , _ ochrane, T I i4 11 z. � , " � lausiu if ti P1 __ Painting G�l arl p ' which 14--consideted pretty satisfantory'fOr A the blizzard and snowstorm while coming - N . . . . . Johnston. � oirsan �and 11 bhe* surroundings were of a r - storm -stricken - belt. - - "hT I I 0aturT She wanted a dollar au&'�* - ovor the prairies of the NoAkwelib and sa-w I . - - � - � W , MI W Toulouse asese, % Snowden'Broi, 6 01susius. Cbarlem*Kenby, the bw n Manitoba I led ton Icet high -on the ..... I -: I i . iia 044 2 . . r I H Truemner. Collection Rabbibs, 0 Oswald. Judge -W Weaken. - � fined', - - I .rl � I . half a�week for thin, and I did not ask bar elvewyaar-ol Aon snow I � I . I ' . '111 -! � 0 . I . I - . Judges,-oeorge Brown, J C 8toneman# FLoWERS AND PLAI-VrS.-Maple� leaf, T 4f Oscar Ketiny, living near Aylmer, Oat- railway platforms at sow to, .. I � . . -- I I . . . � . to take. any less.' 'Whl5n I would return L,6 n 1. . . T GRAIN AND SlINDS.--Fall Wheat, white, J Johnston, w Battler. Bouquebi of, cub . aria, while 61viill; with his father on a I 11 I � I- - ALT4-W . . � I a L - R � stora. OOL BOX—Medium, heavy weight, in grey, 2 pafr� for- 25c flowerls, T Johnston, R R Johns , ni Pollee. bhe home at ten o'clock, she. was always haY- "-:A very pretty weddinPgoItook place on I - . � I mok, fell off unnbticed. When found later - . � - R . X wise, D Hauchi wm Roeder. Fall1wheab' ' ' ready ' alight up my room, : . Tuesd y of luab week, 1111� - mmmw_" . . . I tion of geraniums, w Bittler, R to go ahead an I to a fende at obure % at St. Jbsephla , 1� I � �—� . . - . . . Jo by v :� . Y�� . -H.eavy yveight, dark grey, - per pair . 200 red, wm Cloppj.,�-- S wise, C So' hoch. oil .4noton. smooth the pillows P&4 is% me pleasant , his father he was clinging I h Stratford, when Miss MAY � � � 9I � � I - 1. I - f ,� . . � C action of oacti, J Oobbrane, JoHnston. itbo roadside, an4 expired while t i to 01 I Clynev � I � I - - I a . - - I , I Spring wheat.. 8 wii�ii J X wise, Six -Row ' W rylt �A . 4 � ' 9 eldest daughter of Mr. Jznhn 03yne"Of the �,�, . brined ths � "I' *NDERWEAR— Fleece lin*ed wool, in fawn and grey, medium � I I Collection of cailla liften, R Johnston. - The, Masons .... 0 - . dream,O truly a lovely Woman, I believe, explain the cause'of the awidenti, I �- -- part - - I I . . ed7B&rloy, E oleo, -w Battler, wm Roldor. Collection of ,pansies, Mr. Editor# if there were no gruff and un� . Gore of Downie, was married to Mbn Car- 7"'. i - .1 ;ft . - . . 1� . T John ton. Henr -Misfortune befell a farmer and his � tffl sair - It, and the real heavy, per suit Roeder. Collection of fuohiall, R John- P* 4 � A �&I- at the Ran � ., . w1eig 1 $1.00 Twu�RDwed Barley. J K wise. Black Oabn, y kind people in the world we would not a . ney, farmer, mouth of Cour , son of Mr, orro-wing .wI , fe: and . k Some odd shirti and drswers per pi-eie � 386 Alex MoBwan. J K wise, , 8 m Ise. white preciate those.who are kind hearted and laughter, Mr. and Miss Thompson, of Joht Carney. The ceremony wan performe I * -4 � � I . I . ston. �, - . i - . d 4 . - . I Ocsto . I amiable no much as wei, do, comparison being � n by Rev. Father Tobin, inthe presence of a �, - rpt tho What& 0=0 - . . I I . J K wielb, W Battler. . Large - Spools, prizes, on of " W r plal , d6l! while driving Into Lo don on - � - � 3 K wine, 8 w- Igo. Alex MaHwan. - . I �y - � . 11 � STOCKINGS—Reav ribbed, all wool, all.sizes, per i : in pots, H Appel. :. the surest teab. � the bride and -1, 1- i k , 1 2,50 �; -� 8 wi#e' _Collect, its I Ehlorrad Their team took fright an ran few invited relatives of ,�, - . ,, pair I - - - y � � : , P ;I A Faster. Spelfi�, A McHwall. A Fos- 'a sway, upsetting the rig, Uiss Th: in , , groom. . --'r D�r�, Madd returned . � . . R�e," � I �` The annual meeting of the Provin-oid I f - kelf, . eed and sero, regular 25c to 50c, and sizes 0 - Q grain n a . - , Via. son wo P 0 d -The Mitchell fall fair was held on Tusa- � 'M - I I - ; 9 .1 " He; - . Baftler. Small Peas, 8 wise, J K wise, Theigeaforth Show, ' toris, hall on the afternoon a entleman snooped uninjured' The �d of day and Wednesday of last weak. The in. �- I .05 . I 110YS' OAP,S-- � ]Pw tor; Coll esion" I -* I h sds,J K- wise, " Conservative Association convened in a severely, shaken up, bub th 4 �f last� . i I � lo - - 5 t � ; . . - f the first day I �--,- . � 61 to 7, five �dozen in lot, at eaph 14c (w4,,,U,i gutter and eAg8 was ruined. * i- . A, number of- bit-* - - � us. Mad -Clover Seed, B 8 Philips, The show hold under the auspices of the was ffithe city. I attended -the meati door exhibit Aid noboome up -to that of -_ . � i I , � . . .. � . �- � . I � P Hartman. l,qm�bhy Seed, A McHwan, B Sout-hifivron and Tookeramith Branch Ag- The hall in almost under the shadow of . � -It in reporbed from Obtaws that the former years, but the displa 11. I waa hold In the' $$; ' I Boy)�V SCHOOL SUITS—Three dozen in lot sizes 22 to 30, in '50 1 mo. -1 y of flowarn was ' I.". . � I I It. is needle" ba k f - � $1 8 9 Phillips, R- Afekthur. Amber wheit, - w ,ricultural Sooiebies, on the Michael's Cathedral and the Metropolitan Printing Bureau has practically completed good, and that of the merchants in �the , I � � I I _ gro ods of the . . - I I .. . I d I- bted bcr � colovi gr6y and brown, pleated e Clapp. Collootion.of seed grain, J K wise. .latter -pooisty, -in Seafortb, on T#uroday and church, re r6eenting as they do the two i, I � wag ,a Iff ' oats, �� piece . 16nd - ' . . the printing for the election, even the Que. town showed thab they did their part and - � , -- � I I I I . - I ' JUDGES. -John MoNivfin, Kippon.; J F' Friday last, was one of the mot t' ous church * no in the - �, more, §V(T feeling- I - suits - - "I - 1,92 25 successful most poput lorganizatio bee lists having been printed, althougfi the had an interest in the fair, The nil 1, � , I i I . ow Of ! - I health. A Vary - I . . Mooire,. Henvall. I shows ever keld in the county. The first province. There wero � i I . . . � . I _ probab . 300 persons rovislon required under bhe Quebec Aob of stook was good au&espeojally of the horseis, ,� I I 'HORZIOULT , R day was cold and bleak and did act promise in the hall# who came .. ,. oannob be oom . � ,� ; ,'as enjoyed byon* * ,, AMN'81 SA1001CS'—The va'tiety of Smocks on o" .m.-Colloobion of apples ilar weeb Ole l4st session a aple mud 0 Wednesday all thab I I ur tables will meet . , : I ploted for the attemd%nee n Ji 4 . I 0 teira that bmftr. . . Gies, B Cloppi Snowdon Bros. Fall Applent well, but on Friday the sun came out Sarnio, and as far east 4e Prescott a d fr . election , a( 1-7 - . the requiremouts of most ever� one -L -the light - - 50cr E qies E oi- winte I n am 6f months yet. An early Is can- the society could desire. - I. -it oturning to, Hevu- l I . Applet, E Clop brightly and it turned out -to a an ideal the shores of Lake Eri6, to the wilds of N , �dently looked for. . � � 4. . - I - . I I I 0% , � . -Mr. Kenneth Cameron, whose father has � �- q I I weight, unlined, the -lined and tb'e -extra heavy . -to IV. � Smith.,- Ong' p��ine, L Rosdepr' -� � i -012* . . , show day, and consequently the -,attendance Ontario. Mr. Foy, the member for .Sout . ,9:,�--A hre 11 7.! . - � � I -,h , -Andrew McCormick, born In London 69 -been resident of Mitchell for many years, . 191 I . aity attielidea, 11110 - i and lined, in different colors, - � . $2,00 Snider* Bros, Snow app as, H, Roodier, H of both exhibitors and - opectsto was large, Torouto, who him beemalated for Attorney- Years ago, and one of that, city's life4long ditd lost, week of consumptli-n, in him 24,th A -: . . � -J I I - � . 129 . � - I .. � . . I Kroft. Nottl �� H, Roeder, - u the gate receipts being the lar emb and pr minenb citizens, died Sunday of tor. . year. The young man bad been employed *,-� lha4.�M' rd'W I . I . � in the General in a future mi istry, was oh 0 : . I I � I . ; airmap, . I � - - � - rom visiting, rals- � I .. . 1. 13ohroeder. ."Bald wins; 0 1 61opp, Dan Sar- history of bhe society, amounti g to $725. and spoke In low, mea ured, judicial tones. noon. Deceased was a leading grocor,, and in a jewelryatore In Matt,awa, on the Ot. . I i � � -.; � I � . i � � � � . f I _ i I �ed Ah- 4411, : &ran. - Rhode'loland Greanings,H Kroft,Sni- The-largf number a visitors, als , w forecentyeare bad sUend - . �; , . erd not U ad altdgeth r to tavul a r v,er, and while thrre contract d 4 : L�t il�g- band pla" - - . 0 * ******" **#*##jW � Dr. - Beattie Nesbit, an ther Toronto main- ve - Also gaged' . I . - -:1 1 . . der Bros. Spit zenburgs,AM`otwan,EKlopp. disappointed, for there was ch. *orth bar, was romloenb a the meeting. He rivate busJness. At the age of 23 y Bars, cold that settled on his langs, For the past � . been ell � - p I � - !*?,- � ' th* � lhttle4 8 whiner. -cold- seeing, In t,lie indoor ae b the now looks 9 in � . 11 :�. � M. Eider.. of � .- parbme � like a man who, if he once took hold, 0 was elected a ember of the city council, year he bad been in Dunnville, but, the dis- , z1_1 I ; . Butter and -E�ggs as 0 "a -s h. , Ribnou Pippin, w -,B . � �. � � � . Z -in Russetti Fred willort, Jacob weber. hall was filled almost to over -fl wing and would be loath to lob 1go his grip. There aud In 1873 rose to be mayor of the city I e in Aullett. to", . S . A ease had too greab a hold on him. for th ;- - . �� i ,-.,4 _ liar� Harry spent . *" 111 1! * 0 : I Ban Davit, Snilder Bros, L Roeder. was not nearly large enough to roperly an. was a greab arroy of Mi Pa. and M. P. Pa. widow and family of 13 children surviva change to do bim any good, He was:a, most; . i�:� � . : . I . 4 � - . - , 1- I Liter -Mblt Groll I � . . � . " " " - 1 - Sw%ars, D Sara,r0is, E Ko' a, H commodate the exhibits. ' Z -The Canadian commercial agonp in estimable I - . . r - . 'i , pps wa nor . Nearl ,every do. there that day,, 4mong 'the number being the young man and a favorite in .. - . I I � - tr, 1. Gibson.1 IN 0 -St � 'I . Truemner, W Roeder. son, H loeder, D -parbinent walivell represented, Paris wpitee that 11 Canadian ham is inj ea- Mitchell. � - iritb . � ub special two young orators. Downey, of South Well- ` - . 14 ! .1-.-E � --- . -a Blue i P �- - , , -.4 �e, Paoli week I i Hauch, Maiden, H4bman, w mention should be made of t pecially good demand in France# and ch)efly -- Wr. L. Brown, son of Mr, D, (;. Brown . . i I ,�eautiful ington, and St. John, of West York. These . . , I & I&- i . Smith. Blenheim Pippi �, H ien,'o School- display. of flowein and plants, did so two are fighters from the moles of their boote 11) �orce Of DOwnie, while driving with his sister to' ': FA .-Messrs. .0 �, Paris." Bub at the prices now in . � q V �i Jii IV eon of . the one in a nevv4sper man and the other since the customs duties were iner eived, church on a recenb Sunday evening-, had an , -� 1� , ei ewas , g. Pewmikee. w Bat or, E Gies. Col. much io add to the attract� �� ,,, d, WT 0 coivilw � Q � r . r 0 � G a � 'i . ul) �h ;iasklt - Klapp. GlOf I& inside display.' There was also'� very fine UP 1, shipments muso be made direct, Instea4 of unpleal -- -- .- 3 _ - verts, Snowden Bros, iB in 0. lawyer. I iant experience, The colt he -- - , t ts - I I was .. , It now � (81-TOCESSORS TO GREIG & MAODONALD) A Schroeder, G Sohoe lig. Collection of show of fruit and - robte, while in" the vege. The crowd of - via bors in the city was very ,-. �:; - , - - . . I . I through the United Kingdom., - This w uld driving took -fright at the raising of an um. i �, I a of a . --- , do away with the extra commission tc the br .11a.and bolted lato a barb .--�� 4 go$.--- Russet Applell, E Klo�p, John Decker. table department the collections of Mr, great, and tho it car service was taxed ad wire fence, ,J - � - �qator In *6 G. I Johnson Bros.' Old' Stand, - Collection of Fall and winter Pears, Jacob Allison, of ClInton, and My. kapraoken, of to its uttermost, although on the prineiple British representative. The buggy struck a post and the . - . I � . I ;--I � - ! .. . . - - . !Ihaw been. ill, thler . I 1, , . , Haber(r. wBattlai. BArtleft Pears, J Hab. Brussels, were in themselves a how worth streets a car passed evol half minute. I -Mrs.- Quirk, widow of late J own over the fence. With -the ex. I'll 'A �t .. I I . . . Va 0 mes werethr - : . . I— 4) -g frieisda�,-Jdb* . erer.- Flembb Beanty,'J Roeder, J Haberer. seeing..; There was also an un ually large Labor Day was th( leading event for Quirk, a Brantford hotel-k6oper, who Was ception of a few bruises they were not hurt , T i SWLA— 01R'" —F;r .. . .. 11 9 -411-�i �4j4 I'll, I -W, _rT . �. . Plate of nix pooches, J Roeder, E Gies, 12 display in the fine arts depsrtme�t, and the the working people. T a trades' process- found murdered in' u: 801 "uship bob I . � 'J . . I his bat rni'Thrno �go., bixt, the buggy anil h&rnese were badly . -, x.,! - . ---. : , � . . . -1- . , �k ight of Sto 01411- :: I I . . Prunes, H will. T Johnston. Crab Apples, beautifpl collection of pboto raphs by ion mustered at Queen's paik, secom. brought, action against the London Guarau- smanhed and the colt somewhat scratched. 1�. z .- ; 6. "O., patty,----� - � I - -- .1 - �S Witmer, A MoBwan. ,orapos, H!�� Kroft. Mesers.4mokson Brothers were much and panied by a Aozen bands. It just took tee and Accident Company for$5,000 it out. -As Mr. -and Mrs. J -.:C. Burt and family - , , � - . - . - . . . I - G I V. 4 I la&t week frOlm, : I Best Oolleottion of Grapes' Sohrreder, w deservedly admired and prove th me geatle- %naeon the life of her late husband, waich a I g into Listowel on Saturd - I � . I � i . 57 minutes to Paoli the.plaoe where I ntooa, war driv n MY _: - 4 harvesti. � . B-&t0er.. Plate also collection of Plums, T men to be artists of no ordinary merit. on Groavdnor street. The firemen who tile company refused to pay. The case was of bomoon, the horeei took fright and ran la- ; - � �'Yato -A I . n I . It . - , 11 I be7hold in St-- .L 11.b:eap Rates to the Coast, . � I Johnston. Mosti valuable oollootion of oann- But, iood an tke inside show was, it was 4 ., ndreds, and . I ii I I I i . i . � were away uo in, the hu in uni- to have been tried at the Brantford ass zes, way, about half a mile north of that town. - I I . I . 7�'- 1 . ; I . I -1 - - . Oatabor 4tbt I � .. -.� el fruh, R R:Johnston, John Decker, excelled by the show in the fl(ld, There form, were easily the finest looking body -but before it was called the company reed Mrs. Bai t and her son, Frank, jumped out, 11 �-� i I I ,&. of Olin- ' Good going September 20th and until' '1'1�ovember 30th,'1903. Vancouver, JuDenasi-D. Frepoh, 1 linton; William. - � - :�i� . It,, .-,p, . p , . . . - were, perhaps, not as many hors.ali as there of men. The barbers And olgar makers,who W settle to the satisfaction of Mrs. Quirk. Mrr. But t falling on bar head, which caused �4i . at 7' . . I ,.-. -. I . ittic &. m. "d I . Vi --New 'Rate' 843.65 yxa Moorn, Zurich. � were &t; Exeter, but in poiab of q ustered in large numbers, had the jaunti- -The Queen's Jubilee presents, exhit ited e(w.ussion of the brLdle, She e--pirAod In . . V . etoriR, Wes6ninster, B. Q; Seattle, Tacoma, Wash, I �GARDE,'T V]CGETAl)LH8;-R6so could not W excelled. t1i I , I I 8tept9mber 27th, ; . �: I � - . a P. P, �. I I - potatoes, . In cat , however, eat and sportiest appearance, and the paint- At the Toronto exhibition, after being p ifik- about an hour after the accident, nob baving I I � , . I �* . . .. - I , -1 -, lxr�anton, Will con- I : Henry'Roeder, G Sohroq, or. -Elop'lisub po. thera was never a better show i4 this ooun- era and bakers were among ,the most hand- ed and ready for shipment to St. Louio,were regained conspiousness, IT -1i � . . I - - pand- . I � . . .1 . a team then ra)b 1. - - I- � K�MAS is--& - . I ' tE,bosli, L Xoeder� (.1 SchrOader, 0 Colooky. ty, and we are doubtful if super�or animals name, Among the alderman of the aity, the cause of much trouble to those i1a ob rge, � k, .V I � � - I into the town, where Mr. Burt wall thrown I � 0A this week-- Colorado red@, P Beudei� Michigan usl - `1 m .4 . blues, were at the larger shows at Toronto or Lon- who drove in oarriageo# I noticed one fol- The railway companies ab firab ref 11 to out. abd badly injured. Ries May and It, � " . I - nqs, is visit- J I OREIG - & STEWART� Agdnts, J flaberer, w Battler, w �� mibh. Any var. don. This wilt apply to both thoroughbreds low who was nearly so black as aharcoal, qudertake the responsibility of transj�rta- Gordon Burt remained in the barriage. The I 7:1 � . . . - I . . . . . - :1, � , WdvArthut-- � . I is.ty of potatoes,, G, Sohoot g, w Battler, w and grades. The ud.ge, who is $)a expert, 11 What is that nigger doing there ?` I on, tion. Tho -se in charge of the costly shiproent h-mmi ran into a tree and telegraph poob A ! -1 � i . e ill *.field; c0laducted ; C.I.P. A. Ticket, and Telegraph, and, Dominion Express. . Smith. *Collection of 0 tat6e@,' Snowden 1 and who has aotej in a -similar capacity at quired of a friend. 11 Oh," said he, 11 that wera desirous of having them shipped as and were stop ed, the occupant- p o t , p - 1 7 lut, . I Bkoo,.w Smith, . w.'Batbler. Empire pot%. many of the beat shows in tba�Province, is Alderman Hubbard, and he is all right " freight, but the companies positively ref utsed witbout any injuries. , - ,� :on. jabiath . . a efica jVX � . . i : ..., I I I . A , I - I . - . - . . - i il � bat.th morn.'"Is I I . I I � . � - .0 � : .. i I . A P. . . I � - � - � 11 11 . . - . I I I . , , . I I - . . ! I . � I ��, r � I i : ! . I ii � 7 ! I'; i � . 2 1. : � � . I . . ,I 7 . 4- I t - � . � ! 11 � . - - I . . � ; . . I I i 7, . I � . . . 4 � - I I i � I .1 , I . . 1-1 . I . � � - I I I � I 'I . . � . � I I I 1. . � . . I � - . ! �. � , . . i . I I . . I- . . ; I I . , � - : . � ] : . I - � ; I I I . ! . . I : . . . . ;1 : ! 0 i i I I- I I � I I . � . . I . ; � ; : �� - — . i f . . :. I I .. . . . . ; � . I . . I I i . . � r I . . - . . � .. .. - I . . , � . , I I - I I . : . I . � I I I . � I I I � - - . - I . � 1. I 11 � � - - : . . i I : I I - -. , - . � 11 t ! 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