The Clinton New Era, 1905-10-20, Page 81
1
Sample
Mantles.
At Le'-. T1Ian
[aior' s Prices
Siecial Sale of them_ starts
Saturday, Oct. 21st.,
The other day we got a chance to buy
nearly 300 Sample Jackets. .The price was
so tempting that we cleared the lot. Coming
in on top of our regular stock, which, under
ordinary circumstances would be. enough for
our requirements, it means Tore Mantles
than will sell in the regular run of business;
To clear the samples in a hurry, we are go-
ing to turn them over at a small margin,
and put them on sale SATURDAY, Oct.
21st, marked at prices that are Less than we
or any other merchants could buy ' them .four
if placing orders. The pricesare . a e low •
pimply because the garments are samples.
Every coat was made for this season's trade,
,
and is
in good condition. •Beyond . question,_
the greatest chance you are likely to have
this season to get a good Fall or Winter
Mantle at less than regular prices. These..
four lots go on sale Saturday morning,
October .
t b
-.o_er 21st.
A , niple Mantles at $3.90
About 50 ladies and misses Fall and Winter
Jackets, made from black Beavers add Tweeds,
lined and unlined, nearly every size in the lot,
garments that will sell in the' regular way at
7.00 to $8.00, choice of the lot Saturday $3;9Q
Sample Jackets $5 00
About 30 ladies' Fall and oVinf er Jackets,
made from good quality Beaver :and Tweeds,
blacks andcolors, garments that were made to
retail at $0.00 to $10.00, choice of thislotb
day morning
Sample Jackets $5 85
A ?ew sample Jackets, made from extra
quality Beaver, blacks and colors,, well made
and finished. made to retail at $10.00 to . $1200
choice of this lot, commencing Saturday .... Oa/($5
Sample Jacket $8.95
About 35 in this lot, extra.fine garments,
macre from good quality materials, handsome
and servicable Coats, that sell in the regular ea (�
way from $12.00 to $15.00, choice Saturday 1(P 1.00
The prices are low, simply because we- bought them
ourselves for a good deal less than. the gar -
•
ments are worth.
good -'
Underwear Values
Our Underwear is • bought direct from- the
mill. Every garment is carefully made from good;'.
material, well finished, perfect fitting, and will. be,.
,found satisfactory in every way.
At 25 Cents
Ladies' ribbed Vests, good weight, proper
shape, soft finish, high neck and long.. sleeves, •
white or natural shades, 'will not shrink, Drawers
to klatch, special value each
At 50 Cents
Ladies' ribbed Vests, soft finish, unshrink-
able, good weight and properly shaped, high neck. ((gy�pp
and long sleeves, Drawers to match,per garment per
At $1.00
Ladies' fine wool Vests, soft finish, high neck
and long sleeves, guaranteed by maker '! un•
shrinkable," servicalile and complete, 'Drawers to.
match, per garmenO�matmosamisawassammagorawawassmaganawaimisimsitimail
Penman's Natural
Wool Underwear
Penman's famous natural wool Underwear,
made from fine, soft yarns, very complete, will
give excellent wear, Vests aid
all sizes . SI 2 15
Gloves of Qualit
Trefousse Gloves are high grade. They are
made from choice selected skins, perfect fitting h,nd °
very durable. New Fall stock received. this week..
Here are our three leading lines. We guarantee
every pair :
The " Peerless," blacks, t sites •- ` ."- •" '
, guys, tans and browns"�1t,d6
The "Greylock' blacks, greys, greens and browns 1.2
The ".Shelhourne," pique sewn, very dressy, black,., grays
and browns 1.SG
Heavy Walking (cloves, made from good e nality heavy
skins, pique sewn, manish effect, tan shades only ., Iie4O
seassimmerravisselosaarsemmmeaveraitifiliamerlessessommeeemaimemi
Iiodgens Bros.
Dry . Goo++ - Clinton.
The Clinton ow FS
FRIDAY,., OGT, 20, 1905.
, Local Notices
ns. Orll:Ns, j r een Eya. Eax atad Nose,
tr a diseases e een Aii B
# P 18 a 1L t ease orgare atm Sts slimes
Dream wilt be et a ensbets Drug store
Mae. ; oat 20th Hour. lata in., to 4pan.
'fiat Zfliiii . ,
PCO
r
R PEY
RT U
MANGE Mrs• Moff-
att has sold her house on the corner of
Mary and North Streets to Mr. Root.:
i Miller. for the seen of $10;1, ,She will
probably take up her residence with
her son.
AOOIDENT,•-.One might las
hi driving 'Rene front Blyth
young couple were.. thrown ou
rig by the horse bolting. 7'h
both. badly .shaken up. The l+
fig
considerably broken, before th
Ives stopped.
f
SONS OF.ENGLA1,D, Rely
•tives of the
l Sons '
i of
England L
this vicinity met here on Satu
order to select a District .D
whose nomination "roust be rati
the Grand Lodge. Mr. H. Mew
Colborne, was the unanimous
HUNTING PAR'T'Y..--MCFsrs
Rowe, ,l r
w ohn
, .Bi
i
n
g s W. Cole
Street, left on Tu "slily, on h
trip in the Algoma district,
Hoover, Dr. ,Enliues and Jack
son leave some time next week
similar expedition.
• • : BORING FOI WATER. -M
! Sias h.td^tii go deeper fora sup
water at the Coiitanerci i1, than
other. vt' 1 Lie has bared in this
boyhood. ' He went down 175 .
of which was through, solid ro
is . this week sinking a well fo
_'anter,
'1' a$ES.-�,Mr. Whatley has :
out to collect the taxes'for the • •
year. The heaviest tae payer •in the.
town is Pit. Doherty, who contributes,
several hundred dollars to the
exchequer, The : Fair Bros, town
second heaviest taxp1pa�yyers; T
represents some ,$15,00J,
: DEATH. -Miss McKenzie,R
died.hereon Sunday. She.had
i iri delicate health for some tim
had Undergone an 'operation
endicitis. She was. in her 25th
ger mother was with her -
at the
of her death,' and • the remains
t week
Fair. a
t of the
The were
wtis
e :Horse
war - of the aluators, and to abide by
it for five years. So that if the Ooun-
esenta- ty Council lives up to its own resolu-
odges in tion, the award shind.i for that time.
relay, xn
eputy, MARRIED IN TORONTO.-. Mr.
fled by Thomas Jackson, Jr.,' of the Jackson
jr., • of 1►tanufacturing Co., and Mrs; E. Chid-
choi'.e. ley, two well-known and highly it e-
nd es' teemed Foldouts of ' Clinton, were
1E1 =riled
o�
T io ti
n , onb y
untie • Rev. A. Gilray. Theiminydfrfends
Mayo here will join with.. us in etending•
Jonas- Congratulations, •
on at
O` -R, Fowler
of Clinton, who has held .the' aosition
of Demonstrator and Lecturer in con-
r. Bev . nection with the Ontario Veterinary
ply of College, his been promoted to the
at• any chair of Anatomy,. vacated owing to
neigh- :the illness of Dr, •Duncan. Mr. Few
feet, 75 lei's friends here_ will .be pleased to
r C. file learn of his'advaneenient, .which he is
J. well 'worthy, and thre is no doubt but
he will fill the position satisfactorily.:
starts He resumed. his , College duties lacer
current •
week,
Ti E CLINTON NEW BRA,,
The County Valuators,
In an artiele apgearing in the New
ERA last week, the following Sentence
occurred:
sept the report of the iv.l bound
no
ma,ttei' what it is, and to abide for five
years.
Correspondent refers to this and
says;
,
Please see Ontario Statute, 100I, on
county aalhators, and 1 think you will
conclude that the council is not bound
to accept the report.
Notwithstanding our correspondent
and notwithstanding the statute, the
statement made above is correct. Or-
dinarily, au equalization appeal goes
before a county judge. or a committee•
appointed by hint, and is binding only
for one year ; but the Uouutyy" �.Ooutted
at its special meeting in (),Tinton during
the summer, when the Valuators were
appointed, passed a resolution, specifi-
callybindingthe Council to accept the
IMPORTANT TO PUBLIC SCHOOL
...;,,,TEACHERS-Attlte-teacher's convex'
" . ticm for the county of Huron held' at
are the Clinton in May, 190,1,: it'was.decided to'
be. zo11 . hold hut'one un form promotion exam.
•ination iu the year -this examination
to be held at a convenientdate just be
ipley, fore Easter.: The usual October exam -
been. 'nation will not be held this year. A
e, and :circular has been sent to . each • school.
f
ora
'
the he
ub'
1
by i school '
P e, 1
inspector' which,
year;: fully explains •the 1'imit of work
t taken north on . Monday' mornin
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Lo.caiNotes
• Chas, •
Wa�its has much unproved his
lawn.as -•
•
Miss Mabel Cluff has. taken a posi-
tion with Hodgens ,Bros,
Mr Jacob Millerlias erected a, wind-
mill for Mr. J. 'W. Elliott.
The House of Refuge got six new in-
mates within the last few days,
Pir. Richard Ransford was able to
walk up asfares his oMce, on Tuesday.
Mr. Hamilton, coal dealer, has put
a .telephone in his office near the
station.
Mr, Nediger lies moved to a iinuse
on Mary St. west, owned by Mr. John
Johnston.
A quantity of hogs were shipped
this week; the price paid. was. $0; next
week it will be lower.
Fred Chant has ` taken a position
with a G, T. R. survey party, and left
for New Liskard, on onlay.
At a recent meeting of the Public
School Board, Abe nietubers of the
present teaohing staff were • all re-
engaged,
The ne of Mr.
has been new
for the Electric Light,.
and Mr. Jacob Taylor's house wilt also,,
he wired.
Several business changes are an ' the
tapir, but none of them are sufficiently
advanced or completed to justify their
publication., •
a The Modelites draxre to Ooderich on
Friday evening, where they were
royally entertained."'"by .t e Q•oderich
Model Studena,s.
Mr. Thor Wheatley, •who recently:
returned from Kentucky, has taken a
situation with the Sherlock Manning
Organ Co., London;.".
Mr, D, McCorvie• was able to'•walk
u
town o
P
n Fri
and Ft/ s
a a
w rml
greeted by his many friends his long
illness.has told on •hinx•
.
'The heavy rain of Wednesday'
Oct. 204 4905°
uftaffi....rd
a,
CushionTop!
Might ht as well complain because
.._.n.e
g p pse it costs an egg to get ael�ick,
The Price is Twent � =$even Ce
3'' Cts
The kind known as Tapestry, twenty inches square
our designs,' several colors. ..
Worth easily twice as much,.
Dont judge that we exaggerate until you have seen the quality.
A .[,UNG STORY BRIEFLY TOLD,
The W. D. Fair:t.o..
OFTEN THE CHEAPEST
ALWAYS
. .. THE BpST, . .
t
Q doubt about a.it
4)10R •Vic:
SON
o doubt very ` acceptable in mans ' ave the best assorted •stoc .' f .
ways, and.' will do lots of good,, but nit QTR' STOCK�'" o �Qo�t'l'�ax• to cl]oose from..; . •
as decidedly unpleasant, for the fall is. now complete. while shoes
On account of Thursday next bei have considerably. advanced in price; we are 'able to; sell
hanksglying Day, the Women's'In at ofhavin : a tics
•tete mee i prices, s n, ipated the'increase. We' box h.t
meeting will be held on Fri very •heavily in•' a'dvanee 'and-Qtir stock' is n • o s.
day evening, at the hone of'Mrs, o iV at Its b@5t.
VY:a,Cts, � ' .
Geo. •sa er • e . .A. call will convince ,
ad son, o= . �'cjrunto• ie ':'� � ; CCB: ou that - Taylor la is t •
talk Yy he
g'ahe•placeof Mr.. James Howe,: as ace: tt)btT Our yea a
presentative of theQueen Cityt . ,. P. . YT ll ,Shoes, Sole agents for
oil , Queen uallty�Shoes for
ladies, also „ the Keith
C0
while the :c.a.tter-. enjoys a well-. �
Steed holiday. Shoes £or men,' and Crarlb tind I ant `KrWeaii'es�a y adi.orrylearn bite ,.tl e• eon- Rubbers. See our''stock�and get ?I' ' rice � b -
tion: of Miss Louie. • White; Ratters- •P s e
y St, west, 'became so serious this:: ♦, fore buying. .
eek, that. i;; . was e •♦. t.:.
necessary' tale f, :
aph for her b others• ia: the * '
At twest:
he annual gof the
meeting Cana,- 2.
n.: ,Ticket Agents' Association at
rtland, this week, M• r. F. R. -Hod-' •
e, of Clinton, was elected Auditor, :
Mr. a 'V. Jackson, Clinton, a mens
of the Executive; .
fiony Gardner, one ofCllnton'sprom-:
ht' young men, has decided to take
partner,' and a popular. and . well-
wn yolrg lady of Blyth has con -
ted to act in that . capacity. • .The
tnership will be announced shortly.,
W. Doherty is contributin se
head of thorn -bred: Durham stock'
sale that takes place in •London,
y in'November. Capt Robson,
don, and Mr, Attrill, Goderich, are
other. breeders, interested in the
w
T
Vali
• each class and the times and mode of
were; • making the pro:notions: ' •
ing semiannual meet. I. in
g of the Ontario CurlingAssociation re
was held in Toronto on 'Tesday, For (J
the Un.tario Tankard the Province .e
was divided icto.eight groups, the one
for this section beteg: as follows: -
Group No. 7. -- Berlin, 'Preston, St.
Marys, Clinton,* Guelph, Royal.: City,
Guelph'Unlon, Bright,Seafimth,'Strat-
ford Umpire,;;R, Thompson. Play , at:
Seaforth, The play in this group,:
which ;was..to have. taken place•at.
This
Stratford,'
due s changed
the fact t hat h
Stratford;club did not feel ` that: 'they.
could accomodate the clubs with suit-
able ice.
SILVER WEDDING..4 r: and 2itrs.
'Geo Levis celebrated their Silver. wed-
ding on'the evening• of; Friday� last.
About _05 guests .Fere present --to join-
with them in a proper and .fitting oh;
servanee of so nappy 'an. event. Al-;
though they were, not residents of Olin=
ton at the time of their marriage, it
took place in the Ontario Street : far-
sonage, of which church the have
been zealous members during. their 12
oiild years residence in town. The late Rev,
R.> Thomas solemnized the ceremony,
and. their groomsman was . Mr.: Jas;
Next \'CrinintLham, the. bridesmaid being
y, J(i, Joh` W Hfhoth now 'residents
oral of the west, The friends of Mr, and
Mrs, Levis 'showed their' appreciation
nks i of them by giving , them. 'lumberaof
handsome `presents. .Their marriage
has Leen blessed with :seven children,.
and duriugthe 25 year's' death. has not
entered their ranks: That they
RUGBY FOOTBALL: -Tire recently.
formed RugbyFootball 'team. will
i have its first .Association game on the
Recreation 'Park: this (Friday). after-
noon at 2. p m, with 'a team from
Stratford. This is the first time Rugby
has been played in Clinton. , and :the;
game is likely to. prove an interesting`
one.,
_ ..A STROK
E Mrs::. .
W..G'. Searle was
I• called to London last week, owing to
• the illness of her father,. Mr. .Roer
Lee, who' had sustained no less than
three strokes of paralysis. Mr. Lee
had intended returning to his home at
Indian
Read. but his illness will . now
delay hinn:. some time. At. last-. ac-
counts he was improving
ITHE-: MAYOR A:LTY. =. 't is ' said.
that Mayor, Heover' ;has no'intention..�
of again presentinghimsaeif'asa cancii-'e
date, andthe iriend, of. Mr. Harrison.'
i'Viltse think he would (Cake a suitable
person for the' Mayoralty, He '• has
had experience : at the Connell .Board, ll
is a man of good f'udement,. and if he is
willing to accept the • position, w
fill it, very. acceptably;
THAN
Thursdaywt/ beThanks vin
and • it will be''observedg g Da
holida i .a gen
y The usual' union the
iving service will• be held an .the
Presbyterian church' at 11 a. nn. Rev,
Mr.Magee will be.: the speaker..
.Being ' a • holiday, the Nnw . ERA
will be • issued one '.'day ' 'earlier
'than. usual,: a tind we ask corresponds
to.•bear this in mind, and•send in th
copy one day: earlier.
SABBATH SCHOOL ASSN. --J
Mitchell of Goiderich, J. O. Stone
and Miss1Elderof�Bl Perkins epr esti
the Executive of the ,County. S. S.
`sociation, met •in Clinton on Mon
to arrange for a week's' meetings
Mr.
Sun
men
need
;'Bay
and
ren e
Ves
met
l Mat s affecting. in,r the profes I
spector Robb, Tom and Messrs jut.
grove,. `Win 'ham ; Cameron, Brussel
I
Hartleyy, roxeter Rogers, Seafor
i Johnston, .'gi�n��� pen ; McKay, Hensah
II Tiger(, Miss Wiggens, Goderich, an
Miss Wilson,Olinton. The only publ
i matter decided upon was a joint e
n of both association to Guelph
here about the first of. June,
Cts .both live to celebrate their iiainlond
eir l wedding is the hope and wish, of their
many friends. •
aures Local..Nbteli�
an
ten Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tyndall have
ng returned from their weddipr- trip.
A i VVe would like to receive th the 1
Mond ly school reports
di
bur
w
gr
dia
Po
gen
and
her
ire
in a
kno
sen
par
Mr
eral
to a
earl
Lon
the
La
ed fo
11„ a
he re
ing
pass
his w
is` ass
servi
a tie
forth.
Th
Grim
day's
Mr.
st week:Mr. W. G. Doherty start-
or Amherst',, N. S,, on business
ected with 'the Organ Factory.
en lie got as far as Moncton; N.
telegranl..intercepted him, and
turned to town without'complet.
his journey.
vangelist Sam Grigg, of London,
ed through Clinton last week, •on.
ay to Fordwich' circuit, where he
'sting the pastor in evangelistic
ses,. Mr.'. Grigg is well known as
phew of •' Mr, Wn. Grigg, _and
erly resided here.
e . wife of Mr. James Grigg; of.
shy, died on Sunday, after a few
illness. She was a daughter . of
#j. Stuempile, Preston ,•' and had
been married for about a year.
orad is a son of the 'late `
phfl igg, of Cltuton; brother. of '
Hardy, the special instructor
+say school. work. He will co
ce in Exeter on . Nov, a l, and
in . order' to Dashwood, Rensa
field, Clinton, Dungannon,1311-
'Wingham,
EACHERS -The following perso
senting the executive of East a
t Huron Teacher's Association
here on Saturday last to consid
ter ff . t. cions
a e mon on y b
from th teachers 1 Her . hnsb
by around here publication, Jose
in Mrs. h
rigg,
Tompson Albert St., return- Mr.W
m- cd home from the west Monda r'a
Fro hady nd
a veryenjoyableThe
Il, Mr. Israel Taylor, trip.. i •in ..
th.' I ton, has justomfortably settled three
iin his new house in London..
r Mr. Jacob-Slowman has returned
ns l from the west. He does not think- it
;ad ii! begins to compare with Ontario,
s, • Mr. W. Curtis, one of the pioneers
er of -Mariposa, ,who died on. Wednesda ,
n -was an uncle of Mr.' John Govet: y
s- j Concerning the report that Mr.
floors
Yet to
jthe c
ilaaehi
facto
Mr.
contra
'stable,
ceme'iit work of the new Knitt
Factory has been cordpleted, the
stories. being • all ready fat. the
and roof. There is some fa ing
be done. It is expected the in
ourse of. a few, weeks all he'.
`nery will be installed and he
ry.be in.full running 'order.
Riley, of Londesboro,,, took the
et of moving the Queen's Hotel
over to : Dr. Shaw's . lot on
bury•St,, but afterwards found
e building was in such shape
e could not move it, and he
up tile. job. Tom Britton then
contract of removing the `:build
emeal,
nderstand that Mr. I3', Bartl ff
ted the new store to be erected
J. Johnston oh the,corner of
bury and Albert Sts., but as
1 not be ready uhtil tearing, and
shortly to yacate his present
he will probably move to the
store at the north end of the
look -unless some other• store
s empty in the.leat,ntime.
verfng his connection' with .the
Mfg..(Jo., Mr, D. L. McIntyre
recipient of a handsome.tive
tea set from his fellow workers,
Intyre left for Toronto, on
, but has not yet decided
e will locate, though it may
y be Orillia ; wherever it is: he
the management of a reams-
g; industry similar to^ that
is , Reekte had sold out his drug business, Ratters
r ess;-, that th
h; , we are authorized to say that it is not .
1; correct • y, thah
d
It is intended to run Sin excnraiion threw a
is from all points in this section to the•ing pies
x'. Bee& Root Sugar' Factory, some time
in Noyember, . , er u
Miss: Minnie Thompson,'tvho was int bawse
London `Victoria hospital, for several by Mr:
weeks with fever, has fully recovered Rattan
and returned home. this wit
The many . friends of 1 PLern s
Jackson will be glad to learn thatitemp y es
has gained' ten pounds since she went
to Gravenhurst for •treatment.
Mr. Tan wasulh re on cal short viissi ttk is
week. Ile has been farming in Manit-
oba for some time, but has rented his
property, and is working in Winnipeg
cursio
. some
next, ,
PROSPERED IN , THE W, + ST -
`' Our readers will be pleased to heat o
l the success of another Cllutonian, Ed
win Dickinson, son of Mr, D Diekinso`
1 who 18 one of the firm of the Albion
i Iron ,Works Co ; Ltd., Victoria B: 0.
,' Engineers, Iron Founders and Boiler
ma,cers, one of the largest of its. kind on
1 the Pacific
Coast, doing' all the work
R. steamers that run to
China and Japan. He' also has a. very
• pretty summer home near the moon -
Mine and comes down to'his-business
in Victoria' with his large yacht, Don,
1 No, 2 He is also going on a• trip
around the world. and while away will
IVisit some of the large iron"works ; be
will also visit his mother and sistersin
Toronto and his birth -plaice, Clinton,
He, for one, has prospered in the West,
f WEDDED AT BLYT 3,.-A pretty
' event took place at the residence of Mr
, James Nesbitt,. ,Blyth, at high noon,'
on Wednesday,. ,�a'iiihen his youngest
' clauarhter, Miss Mary becaane the wife
Mr.•Thonras E. McRenzie,of Clinton.
1„.of
Th' brlcte•is•a-well- known: nihil•-itidhly_
popular young lady, while the groom
is the eldest son of Mr, Thos. Mateo -
1 zin, of Clinton, and well known as cine
r of the best citizens, Rev. Mr. McLean
in therpres the
ceremony
f n nunmhe high
friends.
The bride was supported by Miss
' .Slinrp,-of London, and Miss .5`umltzer,
of Zinr'know, while the groomsmen
train mind the
were E. Wilford, Toronto, and Solan A
McK nzi(., brother of the groan(, At -
ter the usual 'lvedding dinner,: tlic+
Young coupe left on Ilya afternoon
congratulations (k their
friends for London, Buffalo and other
Twill take tip ththeir return
siidence t on they
corner of ()range and rrirlcess streets,
f
n
. Vote fo;
rick b
become
On se
Jackson
was the
o'clock
Mr. Mc
r, Fred Joyner, *ha recently re= Monday
turned from Chicago, has opened at whore h
barber shop in the rooms over TRek- Probabl
son's store, Geo Cooper's old stand. • will have
His working hours, are every week factarin
evening.
Mrs. J, P. Tisdall, who has been
away from town for several weeks;
most of the time undergoing treat-
ment at Mt. Clemens,. 3VIieh,,• for irheu-
matism, returned home on Friday,
considerably improved in health,
Mrlr. _,.. B. Calhick,' (son-in-law of k all t1
ship;)`who 1'ials,"lioriii v sniiighin th su hfm to, t
section since his return from 'Calgary, attti;'a fy
bred. Lei
has taken an interest in a Patent win- tirobably g
(low• screen ananufacturing business fit i'oatds mor
Iroquois, Dundas Co, secured.
We are sorry to hear: of the serious In a'hou
illness of Mrs, Alf. Goodwin, who has b(S' will
been iix'a critical condiNion for sotnc and it is
time. The wife of ,Mr. Geo. Sago has word of
also been very lrrw for. at leaf ..days' ; of over'tur
that both these ladies may be restored gat('s, etc.
to their wonted health abet strength its the am.,.'-‘1;'
the a;reient wish of their twiny friends. • sotriite' to
this respe
citizen slto
i any nappy Returns tjxtpeitse et/
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RA leo p
to
with which he .has : been einployed
here,
Humphrey Snell, son of Mr, jetties
Snell, who went to Wyoming Territory
with a car of sheep, returned last
Week, having made a saccessful and
roti
p table sae of th lot, •• Mr. Snell
too ie prizes it w • • possible for
eke atr_aslas (Wyoming)
d !oirdilrnaiin• for""tliorro-cester d that he 11'
o baca cot le v r
e, as soon as they e n he
t anokhee week the big small
be celebrating 1�lallow'i']en,
opportune to. throw out a
nveTnIng. The astral custom
nilly ottt-bitiidings,i'einoving
, should be discoiitfwied,anu
s of the town should be in.
prosecute till who offend in
The is no reason why
et,
tuld be put to trouble and
inks of I aathey
generally olc(
know better.
` 0.1116rrow�, Oct, 21st, Mr. J. 1' ' Tis-
()bough
(1411, banker, will pass his hist miles
atone. His many friends will join ua
in wishing him many happy returns of
the day, ....,
the 1y-lary 'onl y,Vote for
the Bylaw Monday( .
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LOQ--• &_-SON.
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e Old Reliable
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they, fit perfectly.,
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;we,
E SELL other
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. an extra -good stock on
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At, soc
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Clothing and Men's Furnishings, C4INTON,