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PROHIBITION ILEBISCITE.â€" List cf Polling D vis:ons Polling Places, and Dep. Returning Officers, on Sep. 29. roiling Subâ€"division ~o. i. â€"Comprising 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th Con sions. . Poll at Henry Zeigler‘s shop, II,)ot 4, Con. 8, (Al . Penees D k 0. I (Alsfeldt) Henry Zeigler No. 2.â€"Comprising 9th, 10th, ilth and 12th Concessions, i i village of Ayton, Poll at Wm. Umbach‘s house, Lot 18, Ay;on;&(},"fif)';,?'{;gR‘?," No. 3 â€"Comprising Concessions 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18, from Lot 1 f s « s e ® * j ' » to 10 inclusive and the village of Neustadt. Poll at Louis Sei ‘ ] stadt, Chas. Heise D R O. Igmann‘s house, Neuâ€" No. 4. â€"Comprising Concessions 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18. from Lots 11 to 31 inclusive. Poll at Henry Byers‘ house, Lot 21, Con. 17, H Byers D R O. No, 5.â€"Comprising North Halves of Concessions 1, 2 and 3. Poll at W Stewart‘s house Lot 28, Con. 2, Thos. Duignan D R O. No. t‘».â€"â€"Comgrising South Halves of Concessions 1 and B. Poll at David Vance‘s house, E. Pt. Lot 534. C D R 0. MARKDALE, Poll in Town Hall. Angas McPhérson, D R 0. NORMAXBY. Polling Suabâ€"division No. l.â€"Comfi)rising 4th, 5th, 6th sions. _ Poll at Henry Zeigler‘s shop, Lot 4, Con. 8, (Als No. 4. â€"Comprising Lots 1 to 15, inclusive, on the 1st Concession, EG R. Lots 1 to 35 inclusive, on the 2nd and 3rd Concessions, EG R. Lots 1 to 5 in clusive, on the Sth, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th, 14tl, and 15th Concessions. Poll at Peter McInnis‘ house, Lt 21, Cencession 3, EG R. Peter Mclonis, DR O. No. 5. â€"Comprising Lots 13 to the Townline of Artemesia, on the 3rd Conâ€" cession, N DR Lots 1 to the Townline of Artemesia, on the 4th Concession NX D R, and Lots 1 to Townline of Artemesia on the b, 6th & 7th Concessions" Pull at Township Hall. Thos. Nelson, D R 0. No. 2. â€"Comprising Lots 13 to Town Line of Ar i ce ¢* F C T. 1 y 4 Artemesia 3rd Lgncessxons, 8 D l-‘.. Lots 7 to Townline of Artemesia gr? ttlllli ].ff]’ 283 Aue sglgn. b\!)fi(,u amIl) Il,luts ll; u\)l 'Iiownline of Artemesia on the 1st and ),;& Coggg:- sions, . _ Poll at D. Melnnis‘s hous 2 <ITrr + 68 D R 0. s‘s house, Lot 21, Con. 1, S D R. _ W. Smellie, No. 3.â€"Comprising Lots 6 to 28 inclusive, on the 8th and 9th Lots 6 to 3rd Range, 8 W, T & S R, on the 10th. 11th, 12th, 13th, Concessions _ Lots 81 to 110 inclusive, on the Ist, 2nd and 3rd C "Â¥,T & S K. Poll at Thos. Arrowsmith‘s house, Lot 19, Con w, T & S K. Dodds, DR O. Polling Subdivision No. 1. â€"Comprising Lots 16 to 30, inclusive, on the 1st Concession, EG R. Lots 36 to 70 inclusive, on the 2nd and 3rd Concessions, E. (i R. Lots 1 to 12, inclusive on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Concessions, S D R. Lots 1 to 6, inclusive, on the 4th Concession, S D R : and lots 1 to 12, inclusive, on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Concessions, N D R. Poll at Andrew Lindsay‘s ho’use Lot 60, Con. 3, EG R. Wm. Smitb, D R 0. f * Polling Subâ€"division No. 1.â€"Comprising Lots 1 to 3 of 11, inclusive, Conâ€" cession 1 ; Lots 1 to 26, inclusive, Concessions 2 and 3 ; and (G A to Lot 10, inâ€" elusive, Concessions, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21 and 22. Poll at Mrs. Jas. Henry‘s, Lot 1, Con. 19, D. McKelvie D R O. No. 2. â€"Comprising Lots 11 to Proton Townline, Concessions 17, 18, 19, 20 21 and 22. Poll at Jas. Leask‘s house, Lot 17, Con. 19, H. Haw D R O. No. 3. â€"Coml)rising Lots 1 of 12 to 3 of 21, inl:susive, Congession 1; and Lots 27 to 49, inclusive, Concessions 2 ana 3 ; (t A to Lot 5, inclusive, Concesâ€" sions 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 and 16. Poll at Agricultural Hall, Holstein, J. Sim D K 0. No. 3. â€"To consist and be composed of Lots No. Twentyâ€"one to Sixty (21 to €0) inclusive, in the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Concessions North and South of the Darâ€" ham Road. Poll held at Jacob Gaetz‘ house, Allan Park, John Muir D R O. No. 4. â€"To consist and be composed of Lots No. One to Twenty (1 to 20) inâ€" clusive, in the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Concessions South of the Darham Road. _ Poll held in Clerk‘s oftice Hanover, D. Campbell, D R O. No. 5.To consist and be composed of Lots No. Cne to Twenty (1 to 20) fnelusive, in the 1st. 2nd and 3rd Concessions North of the Durham Road and Lots 1 to 5 in the 4th and 5th Concessions _ Poll held in Peter Zinn‘s house, Lt No. 62, Adam‘s Sur., Besjamin Zinn, D R O. No. 6.â€"To consist and be compoased of Lots No. Six to Thirty (6 to 30) inâ€" clusive, in the 4th and 5th Concessions, Lots 1 to 30 inclusive in the 6th and 7th Con. and Lots 6 to 30 in the 8th and 9th Concessions. Poll held at John Hedâ€" dle‘s house, Lamlash, D McKinnon D R 0. No. 7.â€"To consist and be composed of Lots No. Six to Thirty (6 to 30) inâ€" clasive, in the 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th, and 15th Concessions. _ Poll held at Louise Hall, Thos. Clark D R O. ARTEMESIA. Polling Subâ€"division No. 1. â€"Comprising lots 1 to 45, in concession 3, S. D. R.; 1 to 43, concession 2, S. D. K.; I to 40 concession 1, S. D. R.; 1 to 34, conâ€" cession 1, N. D. K.; 1 to 30, concession 2, N, D. R,.; 1 to 26, concession 3, N. D. R.; 1 to 11, cencession 4; 1 to 9, concession 5; 1 to 7, concession 6; 1 to 5, concession 7; 1 to 3, concession 8, and the village of Priceville. Poll in Butter‘s Hall, village of Priceville. D. G. McLean, D. R, 0. No. 2.â€"Com35riaing lots 93 to 134, 1st N E, T &SR; 97 to 134. 2nd N E. T & S R; $9 to 134, 3rd N E, T & S R; 111 to 134, 1st 8 W, T & SR; 111 to 134, Ind $ W. T & S R; 111 to 134, 3rd S W, T & S R; 9 to 24, 14th con; 13 to 24, 13th con; 13 to 23, 12th con; 16 to 23, 11th con; 17 to 23, 10th con; 21 to 23, 9th con. â€"all inclusive. Poll at John Teeter‘s house, lot 122 N E, T & S R; con. 2. William A. Weber, D R O. No. 5. â€"Comprising lots 161 to 210, inclusive, concessions 1 and 2, N E, T & S Road : 161 to 170, inclusive, in concession 3, N E, T & S Road : lots 161 to 190, inclusive, in concessions 1, 2 and 3, S W, T & S R, together with the subâ€" divisions thereof, _ Poll at Pt lot 190, Con. 2, S W, T & S K. Archibald W. Neilson, D R O. Thos. Clayton, D R O. No 4. â€"Comprising lots 25 to 40, con 6 ; 24 to 40, con. 7; 22 to 40, con. 8 ; 24 to 40, concessions 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13 ; and lots z25 to 40, con. 14 ; all inclusive, and all the Town Plot of Eugenia. Poll at lot 20 Pellessier St., Enugenia, Jacob A. Williams D R 0. No. 3. â€"Comprising lots 135 to 160, inclusive, in concessions 1, 2 and 3, N ET & S Road; and lots 135 to 160, inclusive, in concessions 1, 2 and 3, S W, T & S Road, with the subâ€"divisions thereot; and lot 21 in concession 8, and Flesherton and Flesherton Station. Poll at Clayton‘s old Shoeshop, Flesherton. No. 6. â€"Comprising lots 73 to 80, 1 S D IR. 73 to 80, 1 N D R.. 64 to 80, 2 N D R. 63 to 80,3 N D R. 290 to 40, Concession 4. 28 to 40, Concession 5, all inclusive. â€" Poll at lot 76, Con. 3, N D R. Thos. K. McKenzie, D R O. BENTINCK. N 42 EGREMONT GLENELG. 9 TORONTO i the 8th and 9th Concessions. 1th, 12th, 13th, 14th and 15th , 2nd and 3rd Concessions, S is 1, 2 and 3. and Con‘s. A , Con. 3, Malcolm. McPhee 10. â€" Joshua Mrs. Alex Allao is taking in the sights of Toronto Exhibition this week. Mr. Jno. and Miss Mary Smarye took a trip to Dundalk a week ago Saturday Miss M. remaining for a week as the guest of her bLrother. Rev. Mr Magwood preached in Mount Forest on Sabbath, Mr. Jos Wells ocâ€" cupied the pulpit in this place morning and Mr Morris in eveninog both from Mt. Forest. & Mrs McAully, who has been visitng Duckham for some time has returned bome. Among the many who took in the Inâ€" dustrial Fair were Dr, A. L. Brown, Miss Mabel Cameron, Miss Minnic Brown, Mr. David Allar, Mr Hepry Hiscock. Mr and Mrs Robt Mickleboro Sr., Mr \Wm Wallace avd lots more,. as well as coughs, colds, pneumonia and the grip which come with colder weather. To be on the safe side, take Hood‘s Sarsaparilla now, and always be sure it is Hood‘s and not something else represented to be " just as good ". Rev, Mr. and Mis Magwood were in Kenilworth for a few days last week atâ€" tending a wedding Mr, Magwood officially. It is Just as Important. That you enrich and purify your blood in the Fall as in the Spring. At this time, owing to decaying vegetation, a low water leyel, and other causes, there are disease germs all about us, and a weak and debilitated system quickly yields to attacks of malaria, fevers, etc, By purifying and enriching your blood with Hood‘s Sarsap®rilla you may build up your system to resist these dangers xr. and xrs. Arch‘d xeCaonel of Arran attended ars. meCuaig‘s faneral. Also mr. and ars. John mcheod and axr. and airs. Francis meleod and »rs. xcQueen, all from Stayner, attended the funcral. Eyerybody seers to be Lusy threshing and one thisg and another, our town is looking up and wi.ose business is it if we would have Granolithic sidewalks before this century is out. _ Flour is getting chenper, abundance of it to be had, We received a long letter frâ€"wm mr. Angus xeDonald of Alaska. â€" He always gets the Revisw regelaraud it is a welâ€" come visitor to this receiver, He gets aâ€" long well in the gold digginz awny down leep into the earth.‘~ He says there is no life to be compared with the good oid form life. yet angus gets $800 a year and board. _ We will try and get a â€"skeich o° Klondike life from Arch‘d meDonald for a future budget to the firviEw. Died at ber son‘s residence, Mr. A. Mcâ€" Cuasig, South Line, Glenelg. on Tuesday evening August 30th, after a brief illness Mary McCannel, relict of the late Findlay McCuaig at the age of 75 years. One by one the old pioneers of the forest, who bore the burden and hardships in hewing out a home for themselves and family, are gone to their la«t resting place. Mrs. Mcâ€" Cuaig was among:t the first settlers on the South Line, Glenelg, coming there about 48 years ago with hber husband. She was a woman who possessed a large amount of patieace, a dutiful parent and a kind lng‘fnithfnl mother. She was a staunch member of the Presbyterian Church and while health and opportunity afforded her the privilege of attendiog divine worship her place in the sanctuary would always be occupied. In older times Mrs. McCuaig attended that branch of the Presbyterian Chuarch of which the Rev. Chas. Cameron was pastor. She always lived ut the old homestead, (where she died) with her son Archie who has become conspicuously known as one of the most prosperons farmers of South Grey. The large funerâ€" al on Thursday the 31st ult indicated the respect which the departed lady was held by the community at laree, She was buried beside ber hnsband (who preceded her about 12 years) in Smeliie‘s Cemetery Durkam Road, Glenelg. â€" Revd‘s. Morriâ€" son of Cedaryille, and Campbell of Droâ€" more, officiated at the funeral in the abâ€" sence of the pastor Rev. Matheson who is taking his vneation at present. Thus ended the earthly pilgrimege of a Christâ€" ian mother who was ripe to enter to parâ€" take of the joys unspeakable prepared for those who fellowed the footsteps of the divine Master while on earth, A grandchuild of Allan McLeau of Priceâ€" ville was buried in the cemetery here on Saturday last. Barber Nelson ljeft for Orangeville. Au ocpening for some one else now. The little boy of im and ®rs, Patrick Sullivan of the South Line, (GHenelg, was under Dr, Hutton‘s care for a day or two last week, cause, diarrhâ€"ea. We are pleased to hear of the fine little fellow getting better, Dr, Boyle returned after a short visit to the parental home Toronto last week,. Â¥r. James Robert Atkenson, deutist is spending his holidays with his mother mcs, Butters of this place for the pag‘ We the train at Fleskerton Station for the exâ€" hibition, Toronto. xr. Hogarth is attending the exhibition this week. The Rey. Mr. Carlyle of Proton Striâ€" tion, preached in the Presbyteriaun Church on Sunday last, and is to preach next Sunday at 11 30 in the morning Messrs. James and Thomas Coleridge of Dromore Egremont, wheeled through here on Thursday evening last and boarded Mrs, Neil Mckinnon cf the Post Office is attending the exhibition at Toronto this week. Also Mr. Donald McDonald, teacher, took the advantaze of Saturday aund Labor Day in attending the Toronto Fair. Miss Clhristeoa â€" McDonald who was spendine a mornth at home on the South Line, Glenelg, returned to Toronto again last week. Miss Mary Baird returned to the We MURDOCH. PRICEvILLE. HOLSTEIN. *4 + aâ€"â€"â€" & FOUREH s3 reprmes I him and is remaining for some time the city j Giad to hear she is getting stronger, ‘ater spending a few weeks with her | different friends. Mr, Adam Weir, Owen Sound, son of Mr. Jobn Weir Glevelg, was visiciog the homestead last week and took home his three children who had spent the sumweyp with their Grandparents. Glad to hear that Mrs Wim. Weir is the moend after being ill for some time A heunery establishment erected in Baisam Va‘lley, chickens hatched in sho rt notice. > Messrs Norman McDougall and D. Mc-'f Intyré had a fine drive to Bentinck last: week, Norman thinks he will go back aâ€". vaim, while Dave is not so sure. | Mr. Joseph Campbell has turned out | Pound Keeper und has had a number of| caitle pounded during the last week, a lot . of loud talk was caused before the camog were let back to their owners. I What we hear. ( That Dan and Jess sre pretty goodi chums especially when they nre around. ventry, that, Oscar hbhad a nice walk to' Riverside in good company, and mind youf he was there since. | Mr. Hugh MceKechnie of Rocky San geev accompanied by his daughter visite at D. Mclutyre last week. Mr Jim Boaks of Bumker Hill paid the valley a flying visit last week he ulso en quired for Riverside, Mr and Mrs Donald MceCormick. <f Riverside visited the yalley one eyening last week, Mac thinks he would rather be nenr the river than in the valley. Mr. Dan MceKeelnie returne) from lower settlement »ud spent a few days Pat Fer:uson on the homs stretch. carries a few cCisabled fingers caused the winding of a rope tor tight on fingers. Mr. Oscar Kovold bas returned to the valley aiter spending a few months wulb the farmers of Albion Tp. A great number from this vicinity m attending the exhibition: in ‘Toronto this week they will have the Santiago D« Cuba battle off to perfection «fter the return. Mr. Wm Allan has been appointed township orgauvizer in the great plebiscite campaigno, Mr Allan is the right man in the right place as is shown by the energy and zeal with which he is entering in the work this present week. Mr Allan gave a splendid address learing on this importaut subject in the school house Sunday eve! â€" ing. mdarvesting operations are qumeted d rwn at the present time and the thheshing fever has struck a few oft the Farmers ot this locality. Quite a number of the young people aiâ€" tended the garden party he‘d at Mr, D. Leiths in Normanby on Friday evening and report baving a good time. Mr. Jas. Allan sr. bad the misfortune last Saturday evening in baying bis leg broken, it was caused by stepping on a loose board in the driving shed while putting in the buggy, Dr. Jameson atâ€" tended to the broken ijimb and although some what painfol at present it hoped Mr Ailan will soon be able to go si0und aâ€" gain. Married in Mount Forest on Wedneâ€" day August 31<t., Mr Jemes Gordon to Miss Neilie Swmith, beth of Egremont. Wouder it Mr. stalock has returned fro w England 2 What about the reâ€"establishâ€" ing of merrii P. 0. Wedding bel‘s next week,. particulars later, prospects of a chind. wrs Gavin Reid altor many vear; stay in Kansas is home to her father x«. Wan. Wilder‘s to recuperate her hbealth. Our popular teacher Mr W. 1, Dickson held a very successful Puvlic School exâ€" aminution on Wedunesday afternoon, quite a uumber of visitors being present, readâ€" ings, dialogues and singing ty the chilâ€" dren was arranged between the different classes which inade the â€" examination enteitamiog as woell as mstraciive Mr. Jas, Coleridge of Dromore, assisted Mr. Dickson with the work, Great ureas of Fall wheat going in, mr. Wm Law:ence has 10 acres coyering the th« ground «ud has soll 89 busheis for seed. Mait Hooper and bis threshing gauy me giving great sutisfaction, and grain is turuiug out well, Murried on Tuesday, one of the lakes former bright maidens Miss M. A. steFadâ€" den to ur Chas Waisou, bess wishes of old fmend . Ex Jdep. reeve Bye was visiting jmornds in this neighborhood lately. Sorry this oid public servant‘s health is rot oi the best. * Mr Wim. Black, bardware merchant wa yisiting at Mr. Wuora Laurence‘s lately. Harvestiny AROUND THE LAKE. â€"+ +6 4 â€"â€".â€" BALSAM VALLEY THE AVENUE. the 0n fi â€" I{.. ]fNiUer, T he J{c;n:ver'@o'x;:cganccr, | The Hanover Conveyancer | offers the following bargains : TEASDALE FaARM ; lot 30, con. 2, W.G. |__R. Bentinck. _ Will sell this fine 100 : acres for but little more than was _ paid a few years ago before Mr. | ,l‘easdale built on it a large brick __dwelling wi.ch he says cost £1000, HosBack Farfr; at Lamlash, about 97 acres, gaod building, close to Post â€" Office, " uc, Church and School. _ Will seli at a great bargain or trade. 'Lx-:wm Es Fara, township of Holland _ good form in German settlement, _ Will sell cheap or exchange. Conâ€" _ tains 100 acres, well improvea. A 100 Acre Fara in Bentinck, pretty good lot, at say £850 should bring £$1200. â€" Who speaks first ? HousE axp Lot at Allan Park, to be given away, comfortable dwelling, good stable. Money to loan at 5 per cert. Fire, Life and Acceident Insurance, Ocean Tickets for sale. Debts collected, all business attended to quickly and promptly. England & Russia At each others throats would probably raise the prices, ";!.is the t2 The only firstâ€"class Hearse in rown Undertaking and Embalming on latest prinâ€" ciples at reasonable rates Would intimate that she will continue the Furniture and Undertaking Business estabâ€" lished by her father in Durham in 1858 and will endeavor to give all old and new custom ers the same entire satisfaction. Furniture of the Best Make C4F k °> And will be pleased 2@ to quote prices and *3 show you samples at », any time. #% OQur stock is complete "% in all lines, and you /¢@ will find the prices, )# very low in every case. x Remember the standâ€"opposite the Market. Durham, MISS SHEWEL! ALWAYs ON HAXD. PICTURE FRAMINC A SPECIALTY H.â€" H. MiLL_ER®, UTUm. )NacfGiarlane MISS SHEWELL WA TCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, > t s Pirt ditrcitr & â€"â€"FULL LINE OFâ€" NEXT BANK, C a } Only by H. PARKER, Durham. CALL & SEE OUR : | Collars, Pads, s %y% i Bites, Whips, E | &c.. &c. | ; Heavy & Light Harness 0 am stt C e CCR P PPAETTUTE POP SHTC P12 your Phrenoline, and I have much plea sure in recommending it to other suf fers. The soil is first class and every acr is workable. _ Well fenced and conven |ient to Chureh and School. (sood Jog shouse, frame bank barn, with ston: stabling. â€" Three wells with pmmps ar on the place. I have tried several remedies for rhenâ€" matism, so.me of which did me a certain amount of good, but nothing that 1 have taken has done so much for me as It also cured me of d_\'sfiwpsiu. from which 1 was suffering at the time, =o what I fsel now like a new man. 571 St. PaTrick Srr EET, OTrawa, July 31st, 1896. To the Phrenoline Meduwine Co.. 114. Ottariwa, Ont. GENTI,EHE.\'.â€"-Ou the advice of » friend tried one bottle of your famou> rhenmatic remedy, Phrenoline, and 1o my llll'grise it cured me of rheumatism. from which 1 have suffered for man y years, REV. EDWARD A WILSON, Brocklyn NewYor Rhenmatism & Dyspepsia Cursl. The andersigned kaving been restored to healto by simple means, after suffering for severa) vears vith ase rerelungaffoction und that dread disea e C-m-;uo-.iu anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure, Tothose who desireit, he wi‘l cheerfully send (free of charge) a ccpy of the prmrlpwn used, which they will i1 a sure cure for (,o.--ruo-.A-lluun. Ca a rrb, Bronchitis,and all throat and in © Wad ndies. He hopes all sufferers sill try this remedy ls‘, "t)um‘r?luublo;. Those desiringthe preseripticn ND COP To: o PeteP O Wedvag ds t w C f aundN W w vunnd w 2 e Rne CC which will sost them nothing, and may blessing, will please address or to Jas. WesBser, Durham. SBlankets, &c., &c. We do the trade in Raw Furs. Highest Price Paiq. It is 6 miles from Durham and 3 miles from the Varney Station on the G.T.R. Workmanship Unsurpassed Fire Choice in Valises, Grips, Horse For farther particulars apply on the premises to The undersigned offers for sale the term, sometimes known as the "Gadd farm" Normanby, being lot 15, on the 3rd con. _ It contains 100 acres about C cleared, the remainder hardwood bush. We Handle everything in the Haroâ€" line, at right prices. Yours very trul Cut‘s very truly, (Signed) JAMES CARROLL, 4x M id i Arnliate" > >> 4x dstins Psn Aecscanns o1 Foreman of Works, Rideau canal C. LEAVEN®, 4r. CONsSU M PTIVEs TO SUIT YouUu. Mrs. Wa. GADD, ) ])l‘(p] Eho BDucham at M dpessima Laidia»n same |+*~ better qu Geooond Cheap. Hardn cint Thursda; Lad i« ATC dent I maugeen Pres) tC 3 Tuesday, The Aumnua Presbyterial W. F. M. time and place. A lo: Indies escorted Mr. J Mr. Jansen escorted Park, lns p by Dr., Mel and Dublit ing some« t SIODEW A LK #, â€" 1 NC it permitting good 1 side is done}from 1 limit to the British will see the west si corner, bome magni here, Come and .-u--T W a xTE Try interest seems | CR .. terms of tne will of Jackson, We bave : ing that the street 1a the famly are satisf daughter received fir was natural, and h made to other menmnl Nothing more is nec known. Ss1 i in Tug® Lark Jonxs C wellknown and high man died in Fergus week at the age of with the Fergus from 1867 and his i combined made him and favoravly kno locality, Me was eral and his popul the fact that tho campaigns« an ind ran, he canme out triaugular contests continues the papetr PowER roR Toronto Star power schene second offer c pfer 10 the Mr. Neil MeK county of Gre the Hay ward geen river, an capitalists co the transmi=s a trolley ty there ing pur} ovel Mxr. 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