'i me et abi bar ; Bs ar sain j & : E | ais a ae : i % - ye ee i al 'ae taal i Ta eee 4 * on . : se! et * zi * i * ' TRE g CANADIAN z [OoRgSTIsTED rac Packt T. Donohve testified that he had see YELtow Front, the dead mea on Remeo St Tusaday mom BANK OF 'COMMERCE. MORE EVIDENCE, NOT VERY SLIGHT INFOR [ny Go-to Panera cften. /Saw stronger Sega Aug 297: ™ ; J there once ibe withess wee ¢ od -- , ' EXTADLISHED 407 Thomas Gallagher, «orkmas in G, T. R for she bourse 4 quarter, but he knew F I here's about the Same ah safest rae peg 4 company with iv ae or af It waa iherence ° age ' -- + Head Oftice, Torente. Pe jae ats oll, Join Kiorden and Ge a Rie ti e ' at ' difierence i between the right- YY Capital (Paia Up). Wittie, was. at" the cornér-o vajorrned watt ty tfade -U nderwear-of to-day X _ ; 445 Bao 226 d Onteri treet » 4 i 4° t.° Xe Six Mullion Ddliars, paginas aes. hae oh > etrang a ue see, 3 and the usual stere kinds as Cc S, RIGHT PRICES , *, cae i' ES eae Ps 3 éver seen the person whose Lk marriage curicas pe ype between the old ind new ' ay s RS. WALEES, Geoeral Nanagss. hown 'him Chey pameed sey ' urch door to tied J vei 7 om the street and Soy "tmodes of 2 otography. The as ? ¢ : basco ' ate, Wittie and Rt wrien = rhe" so ele 4-day ens . STRATFORD BRANCH er itering inte conversation with that lacy, aa : apouel rig t mi . =a av ery the latter going dato' the house with her VALUABLH FARM FOR few laces. You know it, = ? bosine s transacted Tl & aaa 2% Jat Hiorden SALB t ' ; . y 2, fener y we eviden ive he Riorder 4 . ; ola a. Hal peinventt " 8 | Peter Drie s4A George Whittie was enim ; Hut Keep On experimenting, ¥ 7 the sare with ee exception of thatof hat a t Orie s, Pears. Beery <b Risrden, who tated that he wer the only 'a ne ' 4AVINGS BANK DEPARTMEST isiter at Mrs. Gibboss and that he heand ' '=< i * i syal nevbe ibs fro ' 7 : eT atte Wittomghing- beatified. that he wis |. For farther px ae oo 1 : coe ae ies at Pines and saw man the re. HOS | Strate ford es A good MerenswAt 1S One a Spiel attention wee about all he knew about it Stratford Sept. 2, 15% - » 7"! who serves his customers so 'a ial p per ant far salen ts Wm pwns renemberc i sceing ; rer te |." Ae BAYSAuE, Jk MANAGER. | od GPiiark on Se WANTED. {well that they return season pes ' ag yee - afierséason. The customer's on _ e dic £ notice er ee on - a THRICE ViCTORIODS heal, ahd saw no A kiwaacot rece, Ince, rubbers, copper, belie ; Satistaetion first, profit after- eS ' around jead, zinc, Lottles and-pa "! ra ; eee gee oF an 1, ~ eg Mra, M. Brown saw the decease], at All k deot second hand stoves for ward, is our rule. é ae 5 : 1 $ ; ors E See FAG Purr on ns rt ah mati tet a B Sanat Mrs, Piner said she harldly KR. B. MONTG ) e x. ; TREN : ' Sttatford, Aug 21, Lava, 762,08 mate 3 Awirew Graber met tlecrast at about 20 . tt, " - r t Seaforth by Four siratohtn minutes to 7, on the Ist of Sep In sufficient variety to suit 8 ae pins Bowe. el The Reine Loos De. Dr. Hawke apon being re-e Kat nined was | The North Revie Wash ing 'Th cn wl a a oo - pefoes to het uit at earbot iy, and at fanlt Kamen andes, Finewearks, (of the opinion that condition' of thront ah IOSE WHO Have (he least . 2 Putty ree zoccnlight ines Steatjord had been canse! py violence and could Machine. money to spend are the ones. ei i ' Ma not have been catiaed by apopl xy. mansoni he le + meter een meceane Apueiee | Bek get Gallaghor sworn Live ca On = |Our Underwear Stock means and other Things tario street in last hoase thie sido off Por ates Canute in i885; in Ue; most too. It's hardly possible trac! (new, Piners. wacn 1. see. inem A ae i : " (iy. Out ous Reporter) bemeniber Mowday, Sept. Tet. Was up Stetee 1882. <-}to--get- more goodness. and ' # "Onc of the mest 'Miteresting lacross« wn inthe evening about 7 Geock, ane more We wear for the money . matche? of the search wat played at Paris, i rauuraid betwee 430 and 0 'Saw « man if rr ? * ie Ont. Saturday last between the Seaforth | Hike decessed between 10 and Ll in com The most Pertect Washer an' | Wao trethe ' end Stratford lncrosae clubs. The Sea 1 pany with Maria Piner talking They | "ord. Os ers. O08 already in v ta __ oe ind preceded aur boys to the se sen | went to corner hy electric light ~ggtoe ned It takes the lead whereverinteo da - ~ wihintadiiies of "activity," arriving there early in |} toward whers Viver's live He wore a With ita dozen articies of averag ! : Fes ing MOT A speviat tefe the ~Stration| +Ghristy hat~Joha-Liccdsnwas.- with me.) seched and} wrt kon at in | mute " h Lind . 4 ' Oe " PREMIUMS for ALL, # depot, at 1,30, having dn bea: din addition | We were standing opposite the park. ctical utilit iss, darability Papa | +Scote 'ncerweary ~~ I un oon P. to the lacrosse boys atyut 25 or To Mr Harding--Our house is one " c vena are merits that win it way t i oie Ribbed ae Plain, and othere. The train: arrived at Paris block west from Kemeo 5¢ "e were | me. f 2: --~ three-c clock. After -baif an hours' wait-} standing-atthe gate Could not way how me arealiy nafites sled -- senate defor the grouuds, and | often she had seeu Maria Piner Have achinn i ws alls | German Underwear. the game commenced traiford winning | seen ee all the same work so perfeetiy sind g -- the toss , i Nid you see Ler two months age, t intaods seed it ia-g0Bh re ' solid and F ancy Colors. ... dliticn and played one of best eames they lis months age or a moath age os vantaves ' A CONFIDENTIAL CHAT. have ever played, as the result howe. A-- Sie her in' Augast, but woul not j é ° , ' The Seaforth clab it must be understood, | be sure whether | saw her in Jaty or not eyanadian Underwear f the ! lube in the} Me Hardins---D Me ' 2 is one © oe best acrawee clabe in e} ardins---Don' . come out f sat toand Drive ¥ FREE: FREE! IF YOU EXPECT spss: Ae, bint {te ne match for) with the truth If you are swearing All weights ang Prices. fel | i : . yor x.) the un ay G Bk ou 2 from the Chast' truth and eat wis prs her at it "ctnoe : . LB at look walt and weigh weil, hab." Atter batt Fan b at right, you can remember within thre i focoas froin a relia vie source. Dependable ehots on both moals, th months sh hed quality always at Roupire's. e don'tex:: ® ter 35 malnaites ae Here the Coroner and Mc Hardiag had +} " Welwyn varie us i Gomes toe pa fanioase cetacean tee bine, pit Ssetith Pie teres wast asking snd re-askiog tr -- 'ae apeimee' i Cau Jake topcas bhag) oe ing xd mating #3 often wituested on ia- | bow often the witness had seen Matin | tnerony accomp: = ih vite ante soe fh We buy-and*selllargety, Chinwee, Javae, Covongs, Mimalayas, Hy- mo ROC Re The he Derallord. 4oys scured,amid aaa haw Cornet Deviin sugg ate ed a r wend otherwise occupy the whele day Ir -- . buy ar 3 ebare, ng 'se ere tig enonch cheers that econ i again and again throug | rem Mr Harding "flew off the handle a4 rt ther partic silare apply to and the manufacturers from to ge 60 first ber Bye ve a reputation out iver Park. The eecoud game i ee inte rnie tte Coroner that he did not ee SESE, Ty iamnrese "aed Loa tt way wieh hint te make "eenrgestions to that the boys "let her go. They koew/ news The Coroner in « high musical key that it was all diy-with Seaforth Up gave. Mr Harding to understand that he to this tinve the sports from the "hab" knéw his duty and would take bo dicta _ iHing to bet their lass red, which | tion from him y did on the Stratford boys Odds such ! Sitmess here continuing said - ' Have at og A tu #10, 83 to $5, and & to $1 being , seen Maria Piner haifa dozen times with- offered. | in the-past month Maria gga went by The t bird game only lasted 14 minutes. | that night for I saw her pia Stratiecd. winning as usasl. Tne fourth | Mr Harding - Sareral peop! e have sworn game Was even a eies the former last- | | that 'aria Piner was in bed night "What ing} minute. Then Se teaser: was at did Maria Piner have on? joose. tow Witriess--She bad on a' greenish print followed | dyess and wore a white hat with red by the siete i the: city, Whe | roses rie is singing choruses and adding , the | i 'aris bi jliarity of the scene, Never was Witn ba, = way aval was going home treated to #0 mach excitement. It aeemed ! (lanzhter) I told the chief when i w ' aa if creation had broken lovse at that par- | askea, ie, that I had seen Maria Piner pass Toe fan waxed fast and | that ni ht with the strange man. Do not m the train | jdnow whether Riorden saw them or not, steamed out of the depot and the Stratford tbat Teaw them Sie wore "pasitivety bod P contingent on thei: home that the! to having seen Maria Pines on three or town lapsed into its former lethargy. ' four occasions, within three weeks She THE RECEPTIONJAT STRATFORD, j passed that night with the man whose hoto I have been shown. Wa Was reve: tyed here that ? ms ~ Whee the news sss a. : Bees Mr Harding eommenced askibg our beye had w aights, all | cee ener epenpeary, was excite eo And ce it was a tore i re asking stad J r. losing Chak &. reception _ had seen Maria P iner ia three months vi eu eauia. a Ses Nea pe hen the oleh of the jacy, Mr Fraser ete 4 ad Pp a lovers of *, wt, as nearly al! of that clase pe vtested again examination We ini diario atte the game; « have ali the ict s evidence and that is all s we want : par weit, abe lind The sauiane Bt ee Mr Harding went on to explain that he boya 2 of heart, oad and mide agen et ive desired to get answers to his qaestions is station with banners, flags, Roman candies | , as oe : core : Rag: : eet ee = at fog sigoais, and fires orks, to be juined by | ions as you put can ans grlis giving a straighforward evidence Mr Harding--When a girl comes here and pees her oath, we desire to get at the facts, eapecially when there is murder 5 Fraser--Tit Beodhagea' 's excellent band, who very gevs | ercurly volunteered to lend their services at | . the solicitation of THe Tistes, to give tha, boys a rousing reception And ty say they) ine for you to picad her jed wou ol bé faint praise indeed ie erie Fed woul tie : y en ht feel prow caxe (A number of voices, here, here) of. The bat od atin fully 3,000 eres a] Io Harding--When « man is mardered, and evidence poimte strongly to certain people, itis my duty to try and break it down I not take up any more of rine, ihe geaians £ sated toting, ahd signals were exploded, Roman candles ceil valuable i time and will no = were shot offand the band strack up a Fagor pa aa ans SO Aively air, As je rag: train drew out | Me "ML. sreiuect iB Tt rishi rt & ani rc volle cheers were given, white ir Morvison-- s absurd to thin that the pifl can remember montha back Mr Harding at last gave in > 'The young lady" es evidence Was aiven ina atraightforaard style, and ail the question- ing by big Harding failed t» shaxe it in the lea. fae Gallagher. sworn:--Have been home all summer: live on Ontario St. now the Piners when I ree them. Could man candles, When | make vo mistake about identifying them. in the proceedings, Reme: nber Lat of September «ad home ail A McFadden read a teirgran: from the air in the viciaity of the en was lit | with Roman andies and torches. | the platform aes somewhat cleared | mob the Stratford club alighted and marched over to cabs in waiting to receive them, amid the most. deafening noise one ever hea rd. t Wee one Bran of noire o day. Came up town in evening about 7 o'clock with my sister, "Loug' atating '*that Bright had Frank Coib; by aud ; defaulted thus giving Stratford the pen- John Riorden wéte with us. Saw some of diese t." The mov swayed and shouted a- | the re = evening. Maria " Piner gainandagain. After nearly half an hours' ethat evening, wi waiting, the med ' Pri le aged man. 1! could not.awear to Brodhagen's- F ere was one contig. | the His moustache was heavy like | the a aataie: bat could mee swear A mearnttatd to the man. now t aria ---Piner-- Could not be mistaken. No one told me thet nightit wos ae They went down a xtreact along the entire route of march. The Al- bion was also iil tivated forthe oosuion The procession fiuaily drew ap in froat of the city hali. gs He W Forehip, Mayor Brown | 0 the next corner,-that is-- Romeo Ss 3 aszended-ane of the carriages and in s neat | turned of towatd Piners.. That was the iS and appropriate apeech, congratulated the | /sst I saw m, Have --) ogee ae Dboys on their well-earned victory. It was| Piner often this.eummer. Goes past ou . their third vie she was Raper of them } Piace sakes Bat on the Ist 'of Sept. Pb and he fealt sure re that every citizen was onday night I saw her, t was after a score On behalf of the 'indica he had {teo. Think it might be a quarter past ten. : asore _Presen President Conid not be mistaken as to. ae um with a net. Cheers sv --Standing at our gate. were given <8 the seated forthe Mayor. Cuuld plaialy see the girl, Her aan was ag Mr Griffin in ing was more tha | green trimmed with gone She wore a : pleased at the hearty and royal recepti white hat trimmed wi The m : they had met with. Spesking forthe la-| had on actisty stiff hat ga made a re- ear mark when , what an old per- to-night.-< For | 80n to be going with such a young girl. = redinaien Beene ma oy nin John iiorden arenes" the Piner fi And we are toToronto with the in-| girls Don't remember secing any of them : _ tention of there. We went to| Monday evenisg Ist September. ~ Paris to win and we did win. We t tags og --I live in thecity I'ma there to play lacrome and we treated the : ~ ei Spd gepdhsgng tan of which they Coroner was-evidently studying _ pever saw before. Oa behalf of the Strat. | over it, whem some one ventured to re- ford lacrosse : i toowit-.f * dollar, avd in ord-r° to clear it off JOUN W ALSH, ?. G. te Stratford, Sept. 2, x 345 Ontarie. 733m = = aN OUT HIS. STOCK, 129 0 Card of Thanks. JAMES CORCORAN returns hi 7 "ere thanks to + his numercus customers, both in the city and sour for the very grass nr vont art they have en him for the fast 5 pdt see tm them that he haw eold bis ent i sori k 'of Grr Mr. C. McIlhargey, Who will hae as touch of it off in the aa stand un til the few October next os 'i All cus tomers wail = eet with the same fair Seosiseeet -- the Ist tine to meet al! old friends. JAS. CORCORAN. Bankrup: Sale. Having purchased the bankrupt stock ef Kastner Bros., Sebringville snd Mitchell at a low rate on the quick, I Bare decided to run et such prices below cost that will induce 'all poople who -want--goots-for-the} next six months to huy now. _. Goods in every deparnaent will be sold below cest. Remember, this is--a_new stock and well assorted. No reserve. The intention is to clese out the stock as soon as pos: ble. Call-and see prices. All kinds of farm produce taken in exchange caring the sale, E. A KASTNER, Sebringville rer Mitchell. Now 18 the Time 'To Visit Your Friends in the West. * On Sept. oth and 23rd, and Cct. 1éth, whom we buy our goods +know "enough=to»keep. well abreast of the guarantee stan- dard - Will you look ? ; FOETON~-BROS;, Full Value Givers, Bradshaw:s ANNUAL Special _Prizes. TWO -- BOLLARS -- Two} Two Dollars per Pound for BUTTER Our Fourth Apnoal Gift of SPECIAL PRIZES ! For butter at bal i Perth Fall Exhibi tion, Oct. 1890, for the best 5 ibs. Beiter hiee onr Ist Spe- i cial Prize. FURNITURE, VALUE $10 00 For 2ad Prize, FURNITURE, VALUE £5 00 For 3rd prize, Fr RNITU RE, VALUE $2.50 Entries to be maie for "BRADSHAW'S SPEUIAL PRIZE, - _ Prize Batter to becomaour Property ast year our handsome sdecial prizes 'eae ght ot one of the finest exhibits of aoe evershown in Canada, This year e hope to see a larger exhibit than ever, Que stock of furniture was never larger. Our prices hever Tower than at present. OurSaies this Ars -- than ever. Bar- gains in every i The Grand Trank Raijway will issue excursion ' tickets rood for 30 to Kansas, Ne _ fowa, - Mint esota, etc. ee | BRADSHAW &Co., et ee % SES, 'same eSREREN ANNE | res =" peer Sct PRB ee pence eee 7 areT We "wha by Searrienne Erery week ---- wanv new faces, ey go leave buyers, sj ng the ota the. weym - Bate. We OUT qualities and popular pro- . Our windows are fell on he onan: Nine branches, twenty EMPIRE. TEA CO. STRATFOR Wy. at London, Galt, Stratford, Woodstock, etc. ARE. YOU AMBITIOUS ? Stores 4 Do you intend going to slice on Monday? Do you know that 'Education ends only with life." Keep this thought uppermost in your mind, and you will pull through all right. "YOU NEED BOOKS. We sell them,--and will sel! them to you if you but ge us a chance." Do You Know The Store? You don't ? , Well, you should be more observ: ant. It is-- for-your information, in the. ODDFELLOWS' BLOCK, -- . Betwe cen | Hamilton Bros.' Shoe Store and the Empire Tea Co's., and no matter where you glance you cannot "help seeing the'sign---above, below, at the sides, on the awning, and put there for you ta, see. yee MACDONALD. 3 Downie Street, Oddfellows' Block. t - James Stock, importer whole-. sale and retail'Wines andLiquors Walkers Club and Imperial Old * Rye and Malt whiskies. The fin- est Brands of imported Wines,Li- - quors alwaysin stock, and native: 4 wine pronounced by connoisseur's . | to be the choicest in Canada. ~~ All the best Brands "Of ales --