The ladies all say that Warren has the finest stock of prints for
the money they see offered anywhere.
We heard about a young man in this village who was relieved of a
silk handkerchief by a young lady friend. We sympathize with him in
his loss but would direct him to R. C. Warrens where he will find
a choice assortment to choose from.
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Mr. Geo. Hardy starts on Thursday for British Columbia to join his
brother who is located at Victoria, Vancouver.
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Mr. James Moore is down with congestion of the lungs, Dr. Starr is
in attendance.
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Mr. John Hoar has given up farming and moved into the village.
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The Presbyterian Sabbath school intend holding a social and
entertainment shortly. They have lately purchased a new library and
are taking this plan to raise part of the price. We understand a line
of new books was very much needed and trust the social will be well
patronized.
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Mr. James Cheyne has purchased Mr. A. J. Elliotts house and lot
near the station and will remove there at an early date.
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Mr. John Warren, Toronto, was down a few days this week on business.
He speaks favorably of times in the city.
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Mr. Henry E. Maynard will give an exhibition of his skill in the
management of the horse here on the afternoons of Monday and Tuesday of
next week. He gives a free lecture on opening and then forms a class,
charging a tuition fee of fifty cents.
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The Rev. J. E. Barker has announced that his subject next Sunday
afternoon will be, The Security of Believers, Rom. VIII; 88.
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