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. . . NOVEMBER 22 i87-
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. A& a great deal.of ti ne and money that was placed, created a fee 4ng of great week. It received injuries while work- W%rds got this note, when he found tha I( boundary of 'Turn- .
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.121 V. ou t iey could not ve -y -well afford in se- sympathy for her in the c()'nrt room. It ing on the hor 50;.Jas. i6 -)x,. over- grave, and that we shal
. T , w 1XI 0 1 oe-poWer of a threshing ho could get nothing else from the ten b3rryand. Grey, 818. ,I beyona t&,
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i —:6ISTRT -rV TyTAT TiE I R S. -- b our -townspeop,,.e. I V Sil,ratford for a few days returned to I obertE on,plank,25 cents; Jas-Hicks,ser- I never, shall forg
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;k ..-I -- ! - - most b Lneful effect upon ffie daughters-, Usi orne.. Hiallett, a good deal poorer if not wiser v.ees re Voters' List Court, 08.03; A. will ne et You, and I hope
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9 Doi ims'ELEcTru,c Soltr.-Haiving ob- PH (Rx I X - A TI -The Municipal I . H .unver. services re Voters' List Appead and celestial love io
1 x FiRE 01 PANY. special able circumstances, might ihave become Councilof Usborn6will hold its next -&a. I G,* 4a ,
- I . Court, 0,36.85; W. Warner, work at one another, ever a*We1linQoUrh,,,,,
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-gency of this celebrated soap in Sea- members of this cam- useful members of society will now be meeting on SaturdiLy, the 30th of No- A -; UNPLEASAN-T- T-ksx. -Th worthy b -idge on concessions 11 and 12, $6.50 ; and may. God ever
1 forth and.Huron county, I append the opinion of' . !I., - .
A some of our best people as to its merits : 1! I have p y will be held in the'Town Hall next plagueB upon the earth. . 1he Reform- vember, 1878, at 11 o'clock A. M. . Clerk of the township, Mr. J.:Braith. 1 hog. alder, balance of contract on -The Rev. bless us all,.. I
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used DobbinW Elee ric Soap,',mhde by J, L. Ors, 7i 1 Monday evening. Businesaofgr6atim- story would -probably be tl ie best place - . ]Dr. Shand wa.g -8 )Plv
. 6 rta,noe will b - n . 0 , witite, is performing a very unpleasant C ncess ons 11 and 12, $20; Newsome ing the place of III
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I! & Co., Phila(felphia,'Ps., and find it very good. P e ti a sacted. A full at- for such girls as these.- allowed to task, considering the state of the
, The clothes are beautifully white and the washing t(ndanco of memb6rs is urgently re- their preseut couse they -Will . Kippen. I roads & Loga i,.balance of contract on conces- pastor of "congregations at I AS
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; is done in mueb less tii xie -Xrs. X P. Hayes." . . urgu just now. In the serving of notices to si ons 7 and 8, $3.40 ,' Thvs.' Calder, Bayfield, during his tomporar -
1111 I n to di . p NEW 6R,u,,q Buyzit.-The people i _ y ana
11 _ quested., . . soon be of leincr reclaind- persons who are appealed against in con- gi -avel, ; P-90 ; Wm. Botts, gravel, 05.95. Although o
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ql "I uskd Dobbftis'Electrie Soap, acdordi 9 . past all hope, abftnce
T rections, iLnd fo-mnd the clothes whiter than when . , ibe vicinity of Kippen will be pleaseldl I nly a e
I I washed in the old way, and in half the usual time .- , r ed, but if they wore sent for a few years iiection with the Voters' List he has to Council then adjourned. . . connected
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I . JOURNALISTIC. M . George Eyvel, of to the Reformatory Prisoh, they might o learn that they are to have a market trAvel the township all. over'from one 0 . with these congregation$, he succeeded
. -Mrs. U. Y.'McLean." "I have tested Dobbins' the Globe, and Mr. Gorman,.of the Lon- even yet gain industrious and virtuous for all kinds of grai at that place Pere- end to the. other. . . as the above address proves , I
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I I Bleqtric I oap, and am highly satisfied with the . don Advertiser, ha e purchased he Sar- . L I in ni
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i : result. - believe it capable of doing all the wrap- habits! ENTERT-AiNMENT.- An entertainment I Many warm and friends'Who -
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I - VIOLArioN, o.F -LicEwsE ACT. -D. B. ly regret his departure frora theirinid t
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r w will take place in Mr. G. Kilty's school
. mend it a 5 economizing both time and 1 - anA property and Messn.. Eyvel. & 6orman Tow- ( Coumril.- At the meeting of tion, he is now, ready to buy all the air, cf Fordwich, was brought before -- .
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! .1 - its work well- . T.11oldsmith." will Mak the Town Council grain that comes along. hol se, School -Section No. 7,, on the essrs.- Shaw, Dorli33g and Gibson, J. A. CLINE - --s---+ .
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t -'- t,'Ra i . illan Dobbins'Electne Sos,p a fair trial He is a good & Co.
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9 T- X - . , b . c ever writerE experienced iournal- evening' last.the Dra mmittee re evening of December 20th. There ard j P.18, on Saturday last, in this place, fie Having used your xtuin,,s 'Saiih Regtilater ]A
a A I 1 4 - square dealer, and will, no doubt do a
. . - Z . -I think is h1l the manufacturers rel5resent It to . in C ,
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1. k . - veral buildings, I confidently reeolumeu(l
r . isis,and steady, i dustri at 'present - over 30 of the best selected a charge of selling liquor without a to the public, I
I V- be-.Ilr .IT. Coleman.," I desire all my friends ous young men, ported- that the contractors for the drain good business. . .
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.1 - from Jarvis Street to the vi estern limits t in eights and Pulleys--spart fror, t1le fact tUt
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i .1 may ka jtut how good the best 'soap in the ati . This, together with keadings, i - I
L e - .cessary to make Bir new venture suc- of the town have completed 88 rods,and I Tuckersinith. &I I app(aran
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T I -United 9 tes is THOMAS KIDD, Seaforth, ` ce, andwas fined tIUrty they are -MUCH CHEAPER.
i - ,;!,! I songs, and a magic lantern will consti- dollars and costs. I JOHN X 1B
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s . . 1- . i . CROCligRY AXD GLAssw-ARE.-WILSON tothe said contractors forthe um of Charles Williams, employed -with Mr. sewral professionals' from a, distance CLEA11 ED OUT. -It is reported in !this dowa now in use. orders solicited Via.
: bo f;l,y realized, a-- id that the excellent $90,being about 75 pe Herbert Crich on the 4th concession,
i 41i & Touxa. have the largest and best as'sorted Stock ng ighborhood that Mr. John Millne, tors.
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16 . . . r cent 'of the value 1. A. CLINE & C
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I . ot Crocker and (Tinssware in the Co so of th6 work done. The report was Thurs- art ftform -
. I ., . met with a painful accident on Aing$; cE ttle buyer,lias left for p s unknown. .
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. i most fasId Dnable design, and of the best material. . ded. If their pe- issued. The sum of $75 WE granted in when the axe glanced, striking him 112 ;; Ce entis quite pardonable whien 11
. f f cpniary success , which will doubtles' OUR- BOYS-
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. I * i first-class , -, id w weither prove favorable.
; I - , Ciockery and Glassware store, and at de ,essor, they will be handsomely re- auspices ofthe Huron Live Stock Asso- large toe nearly off.. Modica a ag deAs to quite a number of our business .
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p - prices wM(h we defy any one th undersell us. Gi!e warded lor their 191or. secured and the injured member was i . I .
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. ,t ,- us a call b(ifore purchasing Isewhere,'aq will ciation,'on condition that he sale be I . Brussels. ; -
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- [ save you n oney by buying -from us. !A cora . held in Seafortb. bomp int having properly dressed, but the youncy man be And him. to compensate these parties
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i 11 China Tea Set of 44 pieces for 83 50, and other . man anied Philip been made that the bi iard tables will be laid up. for some time. r'
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I ': - Ju tices of the P 3ace, on a charge sr. Apply to C.R.CoorER, Brussels P.O. 572, business comm ly known as *
I . choice lot f fine Fruits of superior quality tute are being 'run without 1 paying the BRiEr B. -Most of ihe farmers in this 71 I ,3 grycery, Oil .
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I I . . which Mey Itre 2.11 very cheap. Also a fine lot a hog from Mr.'John town license, a Committe t* "'The T)ronto Tea St " As G. Mc
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. I Biug ,vicinity are through plowing, And are PROPERTY CBswGE.-Mr. C. England 00VALL
. . of New Scason's Teas, which for price Md quality MCKay, of the 10th concession. The .ol councillors Cluff, Will-, Co gi and now preparing ' nter. The sound , has sold his house ancl lot on Mill, street hands, the reti i Mr. & C
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. 1. I I ftee equal -to any in the mar] . SpeoQ charge was 140n , for wi etor I
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L. .. I iuducemen s will be ,gIven to parties! buym.g 'in. proven, and Raymond was Stewart was appointed to Enquge into of the axe isoagain ringing through the to Mr. J. Barr, of Grey, on private Heald, having sold out to Mr. Robert 11
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. T- . ympap sent -up for trial. Mr. Wm. X. Grieve, I Committee ,woods preparing the winter firewood.- rmB. 4
Q large quantities. Our stock of Sugats, S the matter. The Street 1 to Paulin of this place. Mr. Heald,
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I I li . I were authorized to ome of the Thesportsmenof thisplaceare enjoy- MARKETS. -Fall wheat, 83c to 85c.; whoBeable management has von for I
, 1! I well assort(d in all lines, and as we have one of recently had co repair e . . - —HAVE —,
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. 4 nsid3rable quantities of leading crossings on Main,G6derich and ing themsel hh business inch an enviable position -
%.. . . *'c ; I the largest tud best bought stocks in Ontario, we ves shooting 'ducks, musk- spri 70c to 72c ; peas, '50c to 53c; .
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I [-4 o undersell whipat and other prain stolen from big Jarvis s eets. A'communi ation from rats and mink, whichL are very numer- Oatsi 25c to 26c; barley, 40c to 75c; In mercantile bircles, intends leaving ..
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.: Noxic.E N inten. Monday night I&BLt dry was referre to th Drain committee. Powell has be4ii re- ngaged to teach in tie to a verandah post in front Of EK
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; -- . ing about the first 6f November to the I new shop goc ds and a buffald robe were carried An account of Mr. Williar I Campbell" Lumley school, or school Bection'No. 10, Leadbeatbr?s store, took fright, a i ;
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if Spices, Cmnned Goods,, &-c. Also Cream Crocks, Rogers. - The goQdi i from the -various paid. A Bruce eld. . - . . future as it has done i the pp,st. TWO CASks op
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- i I Butter Croleks, Buttel, Rowls, Prints, Ladles, parties were taken on the game -evening the payment 6f a claim by I r. Thomas MR. I GIDITOR--Sjit.- -In the last issue A61 CIDEXT.-On Saturday last as Mr.
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: , , 4d about 6 o'clock. I Downie, of 050 for lumbe 4, left over of your paper, an article entitled 11 bad J. DblBon, painter, was working on I
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. . . - , F': . 1. Loan payaole at any time within 24 -years, at Fie., d, of Windsor, has b6en engaged as I .
r , andpayment of it was relused. Pa. the article' must surely have been mis- der. He is now much better, but as cit' ,Ilan
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.7;L"'. theeption.of thaborrower, without auv fine or ass'. sta,at teacher for the Seaforth High J2 . DE i
. I, -,c T . tience And , perseverance, however, fre- taken, as to the loc4ljty where the dig- yet not able to work. I (14tb,) a ahild was left on the doorstep OLOTH"I'm
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I ; 1 I extra payment whatever. 2. Lo- rate 6f interest Sel ool, at a, salary of $800 per annum, quently overcome many diffi Guliies, and turbance occurred.' . Br .-efield, is at ODDrELL' .
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, f - I - I -8 per ce f,. pfr annum -not in s&vance.. a. Xr Field comes hi ,en4ed u a ow's Co-NcERT.-Westem Star , of one of our most respectable citizens,
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I . I , The total I - n and in.0rest pavablo bvl a rate'of - by the exercise of thibse -irtues Mr. present and I under';3tand always has Lodge, Independent Order bf Oda. Fel- iand the iews getting abroad at once,
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. . ; 10 pe). cent. per annum. Agent for Seafort , Ivu. TheTrustees,6ft eHigh Schoolseem, Downie has, at length,secure I his cla:im. been -exceedingly peaceful and lows' Brussels, intend holdibg their an- caused a ug,reat commotion. Suspicio
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I i t*1111k . all the tools belonging to thi town, and 11 Students 11 reside hdre,or some 11 Gen- next! The Tandy Brothers and other seareh was instituted, which resultedin . -
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- , can be applUll to puy window,. and is Imferable to of liberal salaries, bhe have secured brcught before the magistrates charged 6 6 0 U R B 0 y S 9*1
I . y - to Mr. Dorrance, market chrk, for safe and enjoy the freshness of the country FA,ouwELL SER'sro.-z.-Rev. E . J. Rob,- ,W h the )ffenee. The culprit acknow- Is
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1v Tni iino . erred to the street Comi nittee. It leavin'a Brussels for Exeter. ev G
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!, , them, io tb(,%' know that they keep the largest as- to It. encroach on Ne street met at Herman's hotel on'Oatober 5th. lng's rmon on Sunday next. . I have ....
I I ; sortment ft AiA and a Committee c ell Made and .
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p i Mayor and Councill attio and accountswere ordered to be paid, viz.: in th Queen's hotel, Brussels, on Tues- the last,week inoOctober, by Mr. John ' .
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. see the lmp oved Diamond Cross -Cat Saw made I . 0 -- te'nded - .
. matter. A motion by Mr. 1' ;h see- Q14 to R. Govenlock, for gravel. . After ganrig a Youh,g Men's Liberal Club. the businE gs. Mr. Leech, ii seem - I
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: s teed to out t1 ded by Mr. Williamson, - J. Leckie, Esq., was called to the chair A.Du
I , - rxty cords of. hard wood without re- v , nstru ti g the transaction of other business of im- 0amo barkrupt early in th summer, *EATLY FINISHED 0
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: I .t foot. 5724 : . I daysagounder po.,vv3r of a aae walkslaid4rom William Henderson's -Pursuant to adjour .ed: Alex. McKenzie, President; A.J. -v ever, to
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-1 -. met at Leyden's Hotel on Saturday, McColl, Ist Vice President , P. Scott, eeses, abd must have applied the pro-
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go,re,rc-ign Cord Stove for sale ; used but last win-
. November 2nd. Members al' 2d Vi'e President J. Stewa* We will offer Suits, Complete at the
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i- . , , ence alon Y Coleman A number of accoui ts were presented I c . som 3 of his patrons a small R CAS,R'Wonly
. t ,: , I - n tary ; Alex. Straeban, Financial See- following low figures, FO;
. 7 -1 - . To Rf--,Z1' or sell, very cheap, ,an ex- n4on'gage. We do n)t know what Mr. , , j.
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k" ] 2 calleat upright piano. Apply to Smith & West, Run ci 'Man intepds doing with the prop- division y AMC unt'. ,ith good pro
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1, - 4 . 11 erty. We hope, howe 0(rl 01 a goi g, until the last loahof milk
- soaturtli. 6 , d to therefor; 1 75 to Richard Pethickstfo , c1ntosh and D. Smale, th .
. . I I wer, that as he is meet one week from nex Monday stone hammers, and 05 to each Of the Councillors for East Ward; D.McGil- came in,when Mr. J. -Leech made
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11 V - A meeting of the members ji,ndl others at Davis' Hotel ort the last Saturday Thursday evening last a num . . .
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I Competent hands at the outse : ere in ores e in uron Live Stock As- in November. . members of S b. J"ohn's Church and a ter i " series of noisy -meetings threaten-
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7 I .1 . . Of nergy, iie "understands th busi- very fair attendance. The report of A . I met at the residence of the Rev. E. J. ing came off on 'the 13th inst.,.
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I I . . q lEn Gox.E.-We regret Robinson, and esented him with an 11 .
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I , -1. grand ball will be held in re -open the works,- an I make them what 'all expenses incur' .10f o er 19,
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.r the "Vow'n Hall, Seaforth, under the aus- they wereintended to be -a benefit to with the last sale and during the year, unexpectedly on V riday, November 8th, I JameslDrewe, one'of the'ehurch war- I Vaxna. For Boys 6 year -
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; . Cue Hook and Ladder Com- the town and a'conv(nience to the Bur- and altar collecting .all am ter a short but severe 1111ness, which dens, and the. purse was presented by
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. I Pany uesday, Decem- rounding country, ins -eaa of as they are the as- , h has sold hi a property in Varna to Mr.
- 11 i - ets'have been placed now -an ey e bare with Christiai fortitude and Mr. James Knox, on behalf of the con- ,
. I ' e -sore and g&avation to the there still remains to the cre(it of the resig Ettion. He had attained the ad- gregation.
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. i , - Pains will be spared in making the ;(, of Mull, Argylshire, Scotland, in -the Rev. Mr. Jones, Presbyterian min1ster .
ryinc, out been'sunk in tl em a- id w ho have - not foll wing officers and director i ware &P- emigrated from his native land, Island whichaddresses wer .
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I t - " - o lyj or indirec'tly from them. Wharton Hod -son, Exeter, resident; , d Va a, on Sunday, .the 10th For Boys 8 years old...4- .
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-. ' Snell, Thomas Moon vand Jc lin Cum- his family to, the township of Grey, then I Grey. .
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. -a rs are acre -in eligaged to visit gave their names as i e, E xeter; L I w 'as I iked I y all who knew him. He I .
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t our town and will give a concert in Hunter and S. Hunter, Uslor ne; R. hardships of a pioneof a life, and settled abo t ii,00u, Mrs. J.JW&tp,rs departeathis For Boys I D .
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. .1 Clinrch. [hey will be assisted by Mrs. ver J. Bell, Londesborough ; Chi eB Ma His re- 6, Grey, at the age of 85 years. be-
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a I . son an . hesney,Tuel orsmith; burying ground of which Church he was land, a#d came to this section about woul eredinto dust. . I
. Man, and others of well had c me from Stratf)rd to work in an Thoma:s Evans, St. Marys;
Kelty, of I d Goo. M. C an ceased was a -native of Hawick, Soot-
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I . . —.- I back to Stratford agaiii, aln'd that -hav- sehte him with a pu rse containing, a -
.. : It was una "mously rented, his farm east of Lon, to mourn her loss And cherish her mew- I .
, 11 ing no money resolved, to --hold another lale next . 0
-- 0 they wei . ' libera , sum of money, accompanied by For Boys 14 to 17 year.$ ola - . - O *
. a -1 STUXING WHEAT.—Last spring Mr. qu art ,e force spring. Committees were ap 24r. Tamblyn, jr., and intends iovincy ory, foui of her own family who still the folowir g address: Rev. and Dear
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. . Willittm- Rehill, dealer in seed -,v eat, wherel they were found. The' ascertain which of the Lowil g towns , r : i 0 a p ixk of esteem for your val- ----- : . I .
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- priz . ing yapang and apparently', nnocent, and revision of the Voter's List of this town- man w.no * . th 01198t us in expounding
- seed for w i1c. had lbeen . was not only beloved by.her I rot a Goa in so clear and lucia A6'M
wheat, tlie 1-i h ments to the association to 4;011 the .
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. I :, fi t nze strai rYl in- such a next sale within their lin its,v;z.: Clin- , 9 but was highly respected a mat ner a ad so Apostolic like, both
. purchased. from- him. The r!1 - tforward and p: ibl ner, . ,.hall, Londesboro, on the 6th of Decem- and esteemed by all who omjoyed .her I
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! prize has been awa,rded t,6 -Mr. Ft Deis - the good. feel' said comMitt' intance. Mrs. Wat s was mother In I
I I . . ing people pro;posed t' : on dr -way rejoicing, and that the I
. illop, fox 1 6 get FARM SOLD. -The farm belODging to of Mrs. Stobbie, of Seafortb. .
I I K 1 meeting of the DirectorB. TI 0 mem- 3poke n from your lips will brin.g Men's
I . . . I I . Carlin., Htiron Rotid, Me the comfortable homes for tl em.. In ,the I - Mr. Charles Morrow, being Lot 21, on W Union Tweed Suits at ,$7 50,
. - Russiaii Siberiim. Mr. .. Carlin pur- inea,utime, un, . bersbip fee was again fi:x ' d at t nomi- COU-NiCIL MEETING.-Cou-nell met- at fo#h. ruit when 'you are gone, is the . - -
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I o til provision could -be Inal sum of 50 cents, and ' the 12th concession of Hullleft, hag been Dane's Hotel, Crinbrook, on the first eaIi,nesb Wish of those who have been so I
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which lie. were! conveyed to. is to be f urnis'. .1iiach sold to Mr. Francis Little, for the sum iDBt. Members all present. Apphca- in u our exposition )
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ft . . I I Wheat Was grown fdoucir I . I . t:) low Irice.at which the fee is 4 naratulate Mr. Little on his purchase. on concessions 15 and 16.'lot 23. Ap- ta le, ! Sav' our -like instruction, as .
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% ,side of other was incoirect, -that thei bt d never been the great importance of - t bject of Voters'List of 1878, for the township I sy
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they were they had a Iread3l taken up much difficulty in procuring, a very than ever before. Of these 103 are b
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I . very that Ryan's proper n adjourned . . : , . n d aruTy yo crown Jo rejoicing on that day.
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. .. ,rest' alin(ya nee to the public, as algate , , A meeting of the Dire . of Grey i I .
. 0 I . and that Mulliaan, e was in Brus- and McKillop, 5 - C. Laird, Aft r apprediating the benefits of your . I
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I . I - . ritb- sels, and, not Stratford. Bothgi lls will held at the Central Hotel, Es 3ter, on -. PAINFA AcCIDENNT.-A distressing ac- ditch on boundary of 'Grey'and Elms, ins uction-we beg to present you this an all .
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-, .. . gadniDg entrance to and i be rem embere4 by 13 ,ari Y of 0 Monday next at 12 o'clock, for 31he pur- C' '
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, noth r, r, . in Hst purboy. Them ather was a and the place at which it will lie held. Young Shetler on boundary of Grey and Elma, $18; The presentation was made by Misses . . - .
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fitte(l. if I I p -opened for entries. Itisintend-ad that were playin,, with the - h6rse or not is i -Naught, work on -concession 17, $2; .
t . tile policeni,,&s duties will I son. ' "be whole famil , left here o ; . :
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. -init (o his seei my that this by. Iaw I year .9.1 -o, since which I ime, -until now, much greater publicity will be given ame ilinmanageable, Jas. Denman, part payment for work on , y Esteemecl and Dear Friends: The. .
1: i,, euforced lie should, I'l ve an a9sistaalt, ' the aale this yeitr than it was possibi no .
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. . It : 'we have not heard any%i go, of them,. I ,P Striki -.Fox, it broke his left shoulder side road"4, $10; J. W. Dobson, plank Greiat God of Heaven is the maker and
". , . and if Councillors tire t00 inuch afraid 1) io give it last year, and that' blade, the upper and lower Jaws on the for roads,"
1 Mrs. Mulligan also Ii . conse- $1.40; Alex. McDonald,w6rk creator of Friendship -I mean true and - Ivo Tw, 0 Prices at M8 House.
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. , , . . south side, of the railway track. - are in our nature & not come from .
'. lafts;t, 11 I She- sellers at th and he is doing as we! -
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n lived tiara with -a i0aan named Frauze. I I
by-law shoull be either ellfUrced a . i circumstances. . .1 -
. .r re- , The diuriken brawl' . -Dow generally admitted - on- all sides pected under the i 3, $3,75; R. Lana epairing bridge at whatever Phere is of real good - '
i wl ich,'res Ited in that the"last sale resulted in very great . ,,, r 0 in 'US is
, Idch xvill tile Council do? I thO'defl,th _ POLICY. -A short I Ethel, $40; L. Dobson, gravel, 04.50; cre4tea'bY God and cometh from the
; pealod. Be d, he father of Ho-xEST 3: Tirn BE9T ,I
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. Tm--TowN B Im--Tbe Seaforth b . na , *11 0 3 fe 'v years ago, U Hullett, after disposing of all his III
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. st few eveilinlas been. en- 'ga,n an ck changed hands, I erty, made a McQuarrie, culvert,
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I ., her P&ra,n a vast anioupt of sto, I and other moveable prop CALL AND SEE
. % 9 nit r which tran , start for Uncle Sam's domains. Short- 1 4, $2.75; L. Nichol, work on conces- the: highest species, and the noblest
' - . , the der of Beard, Ilut as there was lie, and WtiChtio'slews're ly afterward the landlord learned o'his sions 3 and 4, $16;'Jas. Saddler, culvert, i kin ] . .
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made had"A)aot been for ale. ow I concessions
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I aro glad Whear that thev are succeed- I ,since which time they have not Diree ors are
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, nuruber ri, . the whereabouts of his -team. The sions 10 And 11, S34.47; Jno. Broad- Kin mess evokes kindness. Thus your ""
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; theywill cunt liuue to Iu( 'et with liberal - heroine -ticipating that -the coming one f ill be landlord was informed that it was sold foot,lumber for roads,51.7,5; A -McNichol, kindness to-nught manifested to me, in
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; I . .-. rapid progreq under tbeir present in- . know, but he obtained a note for them * .1 * 8; yout address and the concurrent gill.
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. stractur, and lia I a dq-,reo of I ELppareilt I 91 I have given rde, has rushed far into
ve reacheL C I . .,balance of contract on bridge, you'
. - . 0 1 1v truthful mai ner wo6k after the meeting of the Djrccto s I The constable said he, perhaps, might j, concessions 7 and 8, $250; McDonald I my mind, and gone dov.m to its depths -
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im-ilar institdtious in toxvms of this siz'. ce, LnC and6rders me to tell you -that I Wa
I her eviden on Monday. _ know the farmer if he saw the no ,I & Thorndike, removing floodwood, $7; 11 I -
. grie d shame and the tenant unthinkingly handed it I Thos. Bothwell, opening ditch on con- I neveor forget you through the whole of
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Tuckalsmith, CQumty of Humi ':
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JAMES PICKARDlopposite t1at
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. . . fraule'divelling house aw
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Coneesbion 6, Grey,cont.-O"Di,
-clay loani )And, abotit 4,3 wtr
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veneeredwith brick, 24-M; ki!
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46 iiiiIes from Bru"els -sod 11 Ir
I School tonvenient. 'For pa:rt
WILLIAM WELLS,, outheiprl
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-water. 'rho farm. is situat*4 tk -
Town of Seaflnth,on .the V_utc
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-STED, Seafort,b or to SIMON
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Allip of Rullett, situAted 1J - qlj(
..* and 6 milesfrom. 'Sea brth. 'T1
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stone house, two Etorr-yj 30 b%-
creek rups through the Term; $
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-tivation,; Apply (au the pre,
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ta;ining 100 acres, 96 *1 whieh'i
a good state of ,.cultivation, bein
-the"balance is gooa hurd,
. stone house, frame barn and 4
- su4 good be& -ring orp,har& :.T
. miles from Selfort'li and 33m e
Rippen. Schoolcloso by,'inal
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ale Lot 22 Van.i Moutfib
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I fences, balutwe 17 acres goad
one bf LIT of clewiug seeded dow,,
ocres of -wheatput in this 1611,
acres of .,& thriving orv a 41 0-0.
ma, -.vw ietv gol f r.At trees . aft now;.
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"the village of BAyfieia. Fdr': I.
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or to W, Connor, Baylldd%'. 0.7
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are65 .acres in !all wheat,'80:1
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Aellhr, to be P.%Id *t tML tb to wi
PZJ*Ileg b of let)i M-jUk if 0 800
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Ises" Lot 11 t 'Concession. k I
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a Pig Imported I-rom ALe rO
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rrHE DIVISION COUR .
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