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UDLLIUI The plowmen dined from four to six o clock, after which the prizes were given out by Messrs. Rod. McConkey, Secretary; Alex. Duncan, Assistant Secretary ; and Wm. Patterson, Trea- surer. Speeches were then givenvby Col. Tyrwhitt, M.P.; E. A. Little, M.P.P.; and Mr. John Ross, County Councillor. These gentlemen congratu- lated the society on its growing pros- perity and the plowinen on the excel- lent work done. Particular reference was made to 0. Bennett, sr.., a veteran plowman, who had not ploughed in a match for twenty-ve years, and yet hustled the younger men. From the work done that day by the boys, the speakers propheaied,grand plowmen for the future, Chester McC'onkey, a young boy, swept the held, winning the special prize for the best work instubble. The competition was keen, yet the best of good feeling prevailed. The remark was heard that the old men. decorated their horses, while the young men dc-_ corated themselves. lIIIII.v .;;;.i;;:7,; _ % throughJI6ro onj ling"-'t4_: dump.` A V- p 7th oonoeqgoq, A .I_..._., II._._..__... J-.. -- Mrs. Adam Smith has been laid up lately with a broken ankle bone, but she is able to be around again. AL `L- 13-...I1__ I`|2_..I.. L-I.I -1. RN..- v--an I--...--.. V] -_....... '..vu On Monday afsernoon Miss M. Rode- ers, our teacher here during 95 and 96, gave her old pupils 9. farewell visit. Before leaving, the pupils read to her as short address and presented her with a beautiful writing folio. Miss Rodgers leaves for her home in Hamilton this week. ...... .. ...... -- .. ........... -.,...... , At the Reading Circle held at Mrs. \Parker s, last week, many interesting i and instructive selections were read. A pleasant and . protable evening was. 1 thus passed by thcse present-. 1 I'\_ II __.J.__-t--_.--__ Il2-_ `ll 1)_J-- N CO$U\'K KI-l\Q `VVYVHHT-L-. . .- Quarterly meeung aarvxce will be conducted 1:: the Methodist. church, Strand, Sunday, 7 ch inst. "V "Na?cy`r. Advance Correspondence. Rev. Mr. Large made some pastoral K calls in this neighborhood last week. `II - Q|.--_I__ G_2`Il-;.a. .._...._ -I.I_ _.I v- .- --- v--- --v- v--wv- -v--- -- vv.-u Mr. St`anley_S;)illett very ably ad- ) dressed the`League last Tuesay night. -`I.l'__ "IY_'I..-_ fI_-.._ _.-_ - __.'__ __:.._ vs- you Cc-`Q --v- -V puuvw -v-v.--J --q-.v- { Wilson arose was a pr.'ze-win- ` net in the recent. ploughing match at Strand. ' u ;u can , . u V-'1:l-1-J tug};-Iel:"1;ees are being hastily re- leived of their burdens. The yield is K far below the average. `I".J.. -_.I T-LA.._ IJ'.....L:....... I.-.1`. I...-....... cuss 4. Boys under 2 ), in sod. 1st--.\Iurshall Wice, Shroud. ~]!`Z'I:'_Stanley Spillett made a ship- ment of some 4,000 gooseberry plants on _!:.he 28th_ ult. --- -v-- v v-w -- . Ida. ax'1d Lott;;1'{stinga left, home] on Saturday last to visit friends in Al- listgn and _Tor.tenh:_am. . Anten M1! 18. Advance Correspondence. W Mr. Joa.~Dickinsun is spending a few days in Ebenezer. `II:.... 111:... -1 Q._.......l 'z.. ..:..:a.:..... "'iu}' ."15c7icZ,"5f"2}oua, ' is visiting her Aunt, Mrs. Jae. Collins. _ ___'I, -1` `l'2JL____..A. __ _.._n. -ave o-nuiv, cu. vwuvu saw..- Mr. Peach-c'k, of Miagurst, `agent. Sunday at Mr J as. Cook's. `ll _... 1-..- `Il'.-._.._I... L _ _ _ . _..';.- glad!-J-`nip .-..- v-... ....-..... Mrs. :1-ohn Murphy. has grme I to [spend the winter in Huntsville. ` `IR..- `ITT... TIT:II..-_ L-.. l_--._ _._.2-.-.. -rrvuain incur vv awn -no -.u-up-nuvggovu Mrs. Wm.i?Villeon has been eericus- ly ill with 13 grippe. Her many friends will `be glad to hear that she is elowly recovering. - "IIJ. 'I] -...'l._ 8- _.-_!.... -- A1l.....J.I.. .-v --4 -`----- ----,- -\' -.-v- -.-----u Mrs._R.' Sprott ii enjoying t "anom- pany `of hen-4u_zot.hor for a few days. 4 4` 'I'V.-.._4.- -_'-_:..:L vwv v v.- .......-, - V -3. Mt. Hardy is moving so Alland-ale ;lhis week. Mr. Vollmer has bought 1 the house occupied by Mr. Hardy and will move in shortly. T , 7"1s}i'r."Reid, of Vine, is visiting at her home in Bracebridge. 1;.` tr `D:._..|._... ._L- _.._.. __-_I.:_.. Men, in stubble. lst--Wm. Robertson, Vine. `2nd--Geo. Simpson, Painawick. 3rd- Geo. Green, Innisl. 42h--}letb. Black, Stroud. 5th--Wilsun Cross, N antyr. nnvp q-v-1`. -- aurquuvu up Mr; H. Binghnm.:?1: was working at Aurora, has returned home. 12-- A r--_,,,n .: 1 "`i}L"X.5eBL'Ja:"'o?ERud, was visiting Mrs.-Wm. Clark on Sunday 0 VI... ..-L--I .._.`I _-L-I-_.. -1.` Q U KL- vcwnvunaa on--u-nu vv ans: suntan. `In. no`- The school and scholars of S.-S`.-J1;To. 15 had their pictures taken on Friday lam. 1 u q- ' -- -.. -.o.n_. -4 I, '1) P. V and Mrs; H. E. Williams, of slston, woke visiting Mr. and Mrs. V. Kelcer on Sunday. 4 ATn;mber of shit vicinity have gone to try their-luck at.` ._ deer hunting: vii -Q-1: v -navy A . few young felh `gathered at Mr. _Eoek q residence Monday even- ` `All had 1 very enjoydble time. -__. -----v vv--`-r'.--.`----. The. farmers are busy "getting their roots up. ` II... 13.3.!` -1 TT2'_- Z- ..:..2L2...... ..L '*',d;i?r2f% A'E2geraon,"""'oE71'3rIEo:3.:isie ing her daughter, Mrs. R. Brown. I\3`Q.'II..-_:'_` 2- _..._.._ ..._-_.`I'____ - ' A ray -ii-LE} "o5r"o";If{}& Hallow- e an' `night-. - A.Q' nun "V'71a'eLC Zi*ii`?1i3}L5'i}"{J.'}m'eL'd7g . .weekLdr-two LwiIh_.f1-iendn it.` Pholpafon ._u nq_j13:`Imvdo. V , , v ~ Advance Corfespondence. `mu Band News. j'u'm p r3tT w'e'reBi'rZF. ing just such a chance for you in soAPs_ u Barrie s Greatest Drug % Store. % }UP IN THE WORLD That s the place to be. To get there you must seize every fair oppor- tunit . If you are offer- 2!!_-.?- f_'-_$_'.-.99 _- !.I_ III _ % Just try that big halt- hpound finest imported French castile Soap, Le Verge brand, for 5c., worth IOc., and sold in any other store for that price. Genuine Witch Hazel skin Soap, 5c. 3 cakes In a box, Ioc. White Rose Soap, loc, 3 for 25c.. and every other make of Soap In the market. Seagers Drug Store, r } AS the wheeling season is now coming to a l ciose we have to thank the citizens of ` Barr_ie,_a.s our numbers for 1897 have reach- ed almost the one hundred mark. Notwith- standing the keen competition of rival ...I....1. 0-I-m urn nlnn .....: nnnv nun Boys under 18.` 1st-Jas. Culbert-, Painswi 2nd--Well. Reive,Cbul`0hl11- 3rd-llenry Rolanda, Strand- 4th-Wil:s0n Wice, Shroud- 5 Cl] UUIIIPULIVIUU Ul I IV GI 93v"E31'"he"IaEocaInD and auav RIM continue high above them all. The Repairing Shop is well equipped, and is in charge of Mr. B. W. Smith, of Toron- to, who. with a staff of competentaaaiatants, is able to do any work pertaining to a lhhmnh. Qwnnun I1Am'n \,\nJ|Mnu no In IIUIU IIU l.l.\I Ill! WUIIS [IUILNIIJIUK DU II Vbicvcle SECOND HAND WHEELS AS GOOD AS NEW FQR SALE. Our Bicycle Livery is supplied with wheels of the very best manufacture, with lightness and id-stability combined. Ladies , Gents and_Children s Wheels and Tandems deliv- cred at your door at moderate rates. '".:":.".:::.3 `:.:.-'"~ `.':;-=' ' "..;: IIOW - I00! 0 Oil! I0 iniocm (PcnonnAll5_or by Mag! MR._HE$1RY BIR Soc. bhnldnnb Socnetv. Bame 6-Iv Puisos wishing to adopt_ a. chik}. or who . Lknow ofotheri-desirous of dam kin :..:....... m........n.. .. 1... than up an nv nn UCSI cnancc V |F|!II'I}A%Ef7`I`i`i*`"i "TH DRBICHARDSBN, Dentist H. N. HUGHES 6:. BRO. HARD ARE") SOFT wooo, BALED HAAYLAND STRAW ._ I3QQI QLJFEXQJ l UIJJDIU I 0 Boys under 16. lat--Cbester McConkey, Shroud. Qnd - Robt. Stranaghan, Greufel. 3rd-Fred. King, Churclnll. 4ch--Robt. McCullough, Lefroy. `7-.v--' ",..<;V`, FOR TV-V-O MONTHS. V All branches of Dentistry skillfully performed. We do as we advertise. . 42-tf Oia--Over Scott : Bookstore, Dunlop Street. 6N iansr xfwpokrzl; l;UBBlR`B;*:Sl:3. m'.n'6H'nTcue:'zM'A'ui ,' '_j ' :7-tf. Collie: and Clappel-ton streets. Bothwall s Block, Barrie. The best chance; ever offered in Barrie, 1:: :1 j:.:n FREE AIR ON DRAUGHT. BICYCLE REPAIRING. 'it\iu III`: we Q-4-`noon-u OPP. POST OFFICE. BICYCLE LIVERY. 00 Boys under ljluljm let--Chas. McCnkey, Stroud. 2nd -James Boyd, Strand. ' JIKIQUUIII Advance Correspondenca CLASS vulutpu I-lI..I\.1IJ1I3\lI 1 U The following iisa. full list of success ful competitors : CLASS 1-- (OPEN TO ALL). 1st-Spencer Crowley, Strand. '3ud-Wm. Patterson, Churchill. 3rd----Walter Patterson, Stroud. 4~th--D. Bennett, Flos. ..'>th- Chas. Bennett, Barrie. cuss 6. cuss CLASS 8. 1897: _ Strand. i . Advance Correspondence. . x The Rev. aMr. Carroll (Baptist), has } moved into our village and occupies? the house lately vacated by Mrs. An- deraon. 1 Mi-.oJamea Geylv, of the post-oiee departlnent of Toronto, and family are spending a few weeks with friends in Stroud and vicinity. ` pin nu. - -- - ` . The Strand Maia` Quartette has been engaged to sing at the harvest homej festival in connection with Central Presbyterian church on Monday, the 15th inst. - " v The members of L.O.L. No. 605 1 intend holding their annual "oyster sup- per on Friday evening, 5th inst. All i brethren from sister lodges will receive a cordial welcome. V`-Z" "-v v--4 .,`,_ UKU Ill lvvux-vu-v-w perior work. Among others present were the following gentlemen .-_.(}o]_ Tyrwhitt, M.P.; E. A. Little, M.P.P.; A. Miscampbell, M.P.P.; Rev. Canon Murphy, 0. Pulling, Township Clark and Treasurer; John Regs, county Councillor; E. P. Croley, P. C. To- ronto; J. W. Wilson, Aurora, the Sec- retary of the rst Innisl Association . besides a large representation of the, merchants and professional men of Barrie. I " "'* A. .2'~_ Mr. Spencer Croley left on Saturday last for Hamilton, where he will com- 3 pete in n ploughing match on Wednes- } day. He intends taking in several matches before he returns, and will of course bring home` the red ticket. The Preabyterians` of Craigvale are- } making extensive improvements to their \ church in the way of replaatering. etc. i We understand they intend putting in a furnace also. ' On Friday evening last as Mrs. Doyle and Mrs. Dolmage, of this vil- . lage, were returning home from Barrie their horse became" unmanageable and `ran away. throwing them both to the ground with great force. Mrs. Dol- magewas carried into Mrs. Patterson s and Dr. Evans summoned. On exam- ination itwss found that the bone of the right leg was fractured. Mrs. Doyle also received painful injuries to her heag and arm. Both are progress- ing as tavorably as ,can be expected. Midhurst. Advance Correspondence. Ree Wattie has gone to the camp for the winter. Miss allwin, of Toronto`, is via- iting her brother, Mr. John Wallwin. Niias Sara Orrck is away for a. ooup'e ` of weekmviaiting friends at a distance. A number of hunters with their `hounds passed through here on Sunday to be ready for the deer on Monday inorning. - _-. on C } Mr. '.iA.lt. Cochrane has nearly com-- pleted his ne brick residence. It is much larger than the old building which was burned down last. April, and is a. credit to the neighborhood. Tuesday evening was the second anniversary of the Ladies Aid. of this place, and they celebrated by giving a complimentary supper to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace, who were presented with a silver tea set. During the two years Mr. and Mrs. Wallace have been here thev have won deserved popularity and wherever they go they will be followed by the best wishes of the people _of Mpidhurst for their future success and Mr. .'|:;;<)-see!'.~of Detroit; in Visio- iug his uncle, Mr. D. Ferguson. ~ . Mr. and Mrs. Parks `wheeled to Hawkstone audback last Sunday. Mr. Thomas, of Barrie, shipped a our lead of potatoes from here tovHem- burg. young friends to a bitthday party last week. . M . - Mr. W. Mason and Miss II. Craw- Mr. W. Parr s ` eldst_fsou was badly Master Dawson "Parks treated his ford were united; in lmaniiage` last; lkicked abya colt last He is limpmu&'uiwly; he ".ao.i.f.rn* JIAuuchpain.a\~ V ` , . . ~._m -1 . 1 CLASS 2. Open to all who -had not taken lat prize in Second Class or any in First Class. - 1st-- Andrew Sbanden, Mineaing. ?nd---Robert Boyee, Churchill. 3rd--R. J. Scranagban,` Grentel. . -u---v------ . cblwell. Advance Correspondence. Mr. E. 'Worsnop is allnmilea ;- it is a daughter. I. `I Ll- __I_____]_:____ K I533:-V Thos. `gar: attendd the ploughing match at Stroud last week. T_ ` ` 1 | vuuov-u-v Advance Corntpo" ndnw `' 4 A 1;.-3.; mfunbor bf furmba up iing their-. gt-oin $0 Ohixvalo. L q - .11 - __..:-- 'Il-`.4u'u-nnluilf ' Ills luv, B--.- 7- ! V Mr. George 'M`nlc;c;l;n:onA, _ _'.l"o:t- m wo, [is hom.o_to1-La month's holidays.` no 1 '3 I ` Q` Our M" `LT 1 3?: L23E:_if~_b"%'} ms = '60:-5. - ~-'-- " 1 1502-9 I01`. Annual Event at Stroud a. Great ` '1' Success. 11 annual plowingmntoh of the Mil 1Jlowmen s' Association ' was 1012103 Wednesday, Oct. 27th, on nMr. he] X Duuc~.1n 8 farm, at Stroud. A0ld rgbgv was on his good behsvionr,_the they being all that could be desired make every person feel comfortable. wE,,;1y in the forenoon plowmen began to arrive from different parts of the county, and shortly/after 10 o clock Wenwnine teams were st work. some in stubble and others In sod. i The plowing continued until three o'clock In gwbble and four o'clock in sod, the interruption being 8 short delay 1 2? {won for lunch served by the As- sociation. In all about ten acres were turned over, and it is quite safe to say that if Mr. Duncan has not 9. good crop from that land it will not be from any lault in the ploughing. Nearly one thousand visitors were present and gpoke in laudable terms of the very su- ,_-..:.... mnrlt, Among others nmnnnt. If -U rovwwuu 7v`3%%::aomna `h id ` McGr.-ggor, of Duadalk, is the guest of her aigter. Mrs. (Rev.) J. A. `D -.... M2`. Wm. King, of Keswick, spent a `few days w1th,friends' in. this vicinity last week. paying the highest market price. q-In Mr.`Ma.t-hers, of Shroud, was in our village last. week helping in Mr. R. W. Sloan's wagon shop. -n An . I I\ The members `of Cehtral Presby- terian church are making grea pre- parhtxops for their hot fowl supper._ ` up -I-\ A 'I\ 1 CLASS 3. | Open to all who had not taken lat prize in 3rd Class or any in 2nd Class. 1st-R 0. Bennett, Flos. `. nd-J. W. Reid, Craigvale. _ 3rd-James Patterson, Churchill. Rev. J. A." Boss spent part of last weekivisilzing his boyhood home in U}:- bridge. - - etc 770 111-9 ' Mrs (Rev.) J. A. Rose haantetnrned home from Toronto, where she has been visiting friends and attending the W. C. T. U. convention. ` Mr. Wm. J. Lennox has secured the management of rink for the coming season. Last year he was manager, too, and as he was very popular then we may safely predict him another suc- cess this year. ` I an a.` as nun`. The concert in aid of the Russel Fire Sufferers, under the auspices of our public school, on Tuesday evening, was well patronized. The collection amount- ed to $7.90. The scholars also collect- ed by subscription $7 .7 0. Ar. Mr. Irving Rogerson and his sister, Lydia, were driving home from prayer meeting, at a. rapid rate, a boy standing on the platform at the store, kicked a psil out into the sheet. The horse shied and threw the occupants out of the cart, butwas `soon stopped. No one was hurt, but three were` badly frightened--Mr. and Miss Rogerson and the bad boy. V - V [The above `correspondent has the thanks of THE Anvmcn for particulars of Innisl plowing _match. The ac- count in another column was already in type `when his copy arrived`;-En] I . Advance correspondence; ' Mr. Thomas; Anderson wnadown to Bradford fair. ' ` Mr, R. Lawson is.putting an addi- tion to his house. . ' ` John and Mac. Mwrry are putting a stone cellar under Mr. An drew s houae. ` Mr. Duncan Morrison : broken leg is mending rapidly under the akilful treatment of Dr, Murphy. ' T ` SPECIAL Pmzlts. I , . 1 in" Best work bY W`1k`'3:e,I:,`:wMo stubble-15 competntora. - | Conkey, Shroud. ` Bo Best nish in Class 2- 1`""'* 7 Churchill. ' - . 5 be` Best work by Fle01`Y P13; om ! ble. Robb. Mcoulnougb. 7% J ~ . Mrs. Martin ndt Cotton were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Morrison, of _ Elmvale, on day last week. 7 Andrev;' Ronald, jr , `mu visit. ing fiends at Avening. 1; It 12,, ,1; r\A_1___ g __ pg, ' Mics _Meliss9.f `Orchard has -ieturned fiont Elmvale, -where "she. `has . been under medical care. Sheis voryfmuch improved it; health: ,:| g_ ,,-, `, 'i`heVnew'v_eohoel is my near oomple : tien. The appearance of_ the building -__`.'I_- _I..nun-.5 -mnuuualul Uu`.Q`In'-an .3 71c iQL'repom& that Mr. Johh: Cun- ningham has rented . his farm and "pur- poses going to the N01-_th-West. ' wwu - v-(V--v-vuv - I Mr. Pet.;;'Et;app `has returned from vfiaiting at` Napmee. ` ` L ' :E5da"f1e.san""I'nLhB}y"Bi&EE'3? w`ha1ufohoql' building should. his, to `U I` . turf-pw--:3 -u-wvu-1 cw, Shh; :vl:c;`pv;s by it. `The brickwor: wardens by Gline, of Thornton. It i; nforto ray that neither in` this nor ibginyi` other ind a ner.` diqihy `brickwork. u The oontn'cI:or,. D_uyenport,;~hga oitried.ont' his hpmr hi nllVyh AIs[;_4lh A.l`I THE NORTHERN -ADVANOE. painstaking so that as a result of this he leaves an evidence of carpentering that may well be envied. He was assisted by Messrs. H. Burdge and A. McDougall. The furnace is being put in by Mr. Orton, of Barrie. The artistic painting is being done by Mr. Bowen. Our amateur photographer photographed the building, workmen and teachers on. Monday. Messrs. Kennedy & Co., architects, Barrie, bad supervision of the work, and very materially aided in its success. The trustees, Messrs. Fletcher, Livingstone and Wood, have also been very dili- gent in looking after the section s in- terests. uavance Lzorrespondeneoo v Farmers are in better humor u;,..thay?; Otis the prices are better. ` ' Shanty Bav. Advance Correspondence. L Mr. Jae. McGi1l is deer hunting in lMineeing_ - D--. G-_.l....--_' ..._-_L C!_-...l4_ ._.:LL --153;;-:anderaou spent Sunday with triggds in Grenfel: _ A ` -cc -- 5-u '. --- no on. `unva- Mi. W. J. Segriett, Waverley, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jae. Wright. Messrs. A. Goede and H. Wortley have returned from a trip `to M-uskoka. l"__ "7 `El . G2LL..`I.`I 'I)-....- 2.. LL- "rLT'v7C7.`.-"f6b1&',' B7Ir{i3,"'iTI'1I guest of her daughter, Mrs. C. G. Ar_tl_1ur. ' A I | Mr. and Mrs. R. Jay Robertson, I Miss P. Budd, and Mr. A. -Budd were home last week attending thefuneral of their father; A iidiss E:.I'3rownlee hes returned home after spending some time with friends in Barrie. Capt. A. Morgan is visiting friends in Chicago and other places. . 1].. ....J lll'...... TIT:I|......... `kT..............l...a. IIIUIIKID Ill \JlllUsU uuu UllIUl.' PI.IUUa - Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Newm/a.rket, and Mr. and Mrs. McKinney, '.l`ot.ten- ham were gueate of Mr. and Mrs. R. Y Williams recently o `If- A ...L..-_- D--_1.! .12-) Q.__.I__ - .....-...... ----...._,. Mr. Ambrose Budd died Sunday morning, Oct. 24th, after a short ill- ness. He will be greatly missed as he was one of the oldest residents in this part. `He was sexton of St. Thomas s church here for about twenty years. The bereaved family have the sympathy of the whole community. I Angus. Advance Correspondence. 3 - M. Bell, of Utopia,` is recovering after aonle Iveeks _illne_sa. -- -w: 1- eva- "'_Mra. dallawa; }.1;;'l.;:n on the sick ` i list but is gettingbetter. "II... ......I ll ... fV....I.|:- L--- ..-1...__-.`l r...vvu u-so wwuvvno I ' j A very pretty wedding was I by 0. select. few in the chugch here laae_Wedned_Ay;o v T `!`!r- Miss muted In the haly L *"ir."'1":3r{{..3I{'Z.`&"1W.."&i'auire, 1 painters, let`: for Alliiton last week. { `I ..- l\ _ . _ . -.__`I ___:B. -_.._!___J L -.___ -..-vv--u, -vow av- annonivvnn an-lav vv vvnni In Dome and wife arrived home after visiting friends near Bond Head. Q..'.`..... ..l' ...... ..._....L-u I..L .0... 4...- _-_L.. V Vat-1_i`t`eav :.numb_er L of our young _h folk ' attended the reopening of the Gren_fe_l church on 'M6nday night. ` "PA. .....I 'I'_. `IT_..L I_. L--- <-- ..2..2L --`1v wow so --vac IIIdIlI\II I M`:-. a-1:dMrs. ouldie have rlmmed to their home in ;A}listo1._ 'I?91'ru -0 ca - W `S-m.iE1..:;`x'1:amily left for their ho_:e_i_n Toronto last week. you w ouuu Ira o.I\1In&$ -`at: -rvn-we QQVIHIII `eihe our sports left for two weeks deer hunting in the big swampvnorth of this place. ' '- ll - 'D-I..... -l' FIT-.. L-._--I.2-'. L-.. " fl-3:3`l'Et'*y, of Toy township, purchased the form now oooopied by Jognpove. _' ' .- .. I r`'"" ---.r T--" ,r V "-5- '. 1 The .tea':`heru ind oicers of the Methodist Sunday. school met at T.` Barrittfa. on Monday evening to mnke arrangements ; ._ for _.their Ohriptmu en- -_.._--_ .. ..........., .. .. Dr. and Mrs. Weetalefs here to visit his brother, near" Bredford,'- when the Dr. was taken suddenly ill. La_teat re- po:`ts any he is iuiproving. ~_ L ,, ,_ .. -L...'.I...'..`.~- `.-...I ..n:'..._. -1.` ;I.- A - Mr; ,W,nVll-win topk. by. grip toAlliihon shit; week. V _ ` A ....~.*_I.'A..` .- L.;A.`4... I."-_..... `..-..*..-.I- Inte rest 1 n g %-._ J rajoim Qua