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hie's buggy
he Paid it
subscrib.
die Brown,
mservatives
1. his farra
esaiott Goa-
Trewardat,
buildings
ging to Itar
away ana
atoms. It
Lavas cover
tgon.
,oadort the
Wilton, lost
as found
to Louder&
a returned
taitted. up -
left As
• Manitoba,
hough the
Lily agree
1.p land
ae of Glad
-
out there
Sabbath
ken town-
entertain-
inst. Mr.
dent, and
y., deserve
a have dis-
so success-
vay passes
a Jerkins,
ich. town. -
passed be-
d a bridge.;
Cora.pany
a Mr.. Jen -
')ridge,, and
rth.
Gels, lost a
; cause of
aramatiora
save the
vain. Mr.
) Seafordi
Dlear Grit,
mareaand
Ise.
M. A., of
appointed
tee, at its
to. Prince
7, Being
aph bv the
gievaright
ad is ex.-
1;orrie, has.
1 trip to
has not
ntry siace
-s that the
acked. up
;:U power,
at11121 that
Dative soil
.e belong -
the Bay -
township,
The ani -
It was 2t
1 on the
; its' exist -
:lumber of
ar a very.
paned in
aged lady
Last week
Raked one
L attempt -
011 Mrs. -
rescue by
aI:1 likeli-
yet very
gn the in -
rived at
about 120
a skulls.
were dis-
upposed
)- luckless
2ip wreck-
tospitable
'shed. by
.ck, has
titor at
that see-
eeks he
d grade
ordwich
es being
ant -from
he snug
ring the
ass, and
place,
1.
On Fri-
gtephen,
e rasp -
h black
3agsliaw
re .fully
ey were
ser time.
good as
at cur-
ain, and
• looming
atiou of
lit week,
est five
•ied very
aratytic
a work-
tderson,
ay pre-
st gone
to the
When
right
id VMS
q aently
heca,rne
,urney.
be tinea
death,
Deceas-
us paanf
have a
ire and
urn his
a from
1 Rich --
by a
v after-
•
residing
:(11t of a
sidence
to say,
appear
tfily his
Le un-
r.
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OCTOBER 22, 1880,
E kiUtt.
_fortunate man is undoubtedly suffering
from raental derangement, as it is- -the
second time he has attempted suicide,
laving out his throat some months ago.
It is said that the Government has
changed the terminus of the Thunder
Bay Branch of the Canada -Pacific Rail:
way from Fort William to Prince Ar-
thur's Landing.
--Present contracts having been com-
pleted at the Ontario Car Works in
London, about 60 men have been dis-
charged, and unless new contracts are
entered into, the shops will be closed
entirely for a season in a few weeks.
":--A female lunatic created some sen-
sation on the streets in London, the
other day, by her antics. She claimed
to be the wife of "one of London's
ohiefest people." She visited the Club
Rouse, and filled out a page 'of signa-
tures in the visitors' book, and before a
policeman could be brought to remove
ker, had gone across to the market and
bought a pig, for which she tendered 10
cents in payment. It is said that she
comes from Stratford.
—Preparations are being made at
Winnipeg to Receive the Rev. E. Pay-
son Hammond, the rivavalist, who has
written that he expects to reach that
city on the 23rd inst. It 'is probable
that the different religions bodies will
unite in welcoming hirn, and in aiding
him in his work. As there is no hall
in the city large enough to hold. the
limbers expected to be present at his
-services, it is proposed to floor and
seat the drill shed specially for that
purpose. There is no better field in the
world for a live revivalist than the
Prairie City.
•
Zurich:
NEwENTERPRISE.—Messes. Holtzman
&Koehler, two of our most enterprising
and. respected- citizens, have branched
out into a new business. They have
had a most handsome hearse construct-
ed, and intend going, into the under-,
taking business in all its branches. As
they are well and favorably known as
thoroughly reliable business men, they
will, no doubt, secure the undertaking
business of the village and surrounding
sountry. Their enterprise in providing
such a handsome hearse, should be ap-
preciated by the people.
Glycerine Emollient will pre -
'vent and cure a Sore Face and.
Roughness of Skin, Chapped
Bands,&c. Manufactured anol
for sale at E. Hickson & Co.'s
Drug Store, Seaforth.
Auction Sales.
On Wednesday, Nov. -3, Lot 11, con-
cession 4, H. R. S., Tuckeramith. Farm
Stock and Implements. Joseph Dyson,
proprietor ; J. P. Brine, auctioneer.
On Saturd-ay, October 30, Lot. 21,
concession 13, 1 miles west of Zurich.
Farm Stock and Implements. Sale to
commence at 1 o'clock. Geo. K. Wing,
proprietor. E. Bossenberry, auctioneer.
On Wednesday, Oct. 27, Lot 19,con-
cession 11, McKillop. Farm Stock and
Implements. Sale to commence at 12
o'clock, noon. John Wright. proprie-
tor. John. Morrison, auctioneer.
Friday, Novelnber 5, 1870, at Deich-
ert's Hotel,.Zurich, a Valuable Farm.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock P. M.
Thomas Johnston, Jr., proprietor ; E.
Bossenberry, auctioneer.
Hickson.% Altera,tive and. Ton-
ic Bitters, 25 eta -.a Package, In-
vigorates the System. Strength-
ens. the Stomach. Dyspepsia
disappears under its influence.
For sale at E. Hickson. dc Co.'s
Drug Store, Seaforth.
Births.
ANDERSON—In Hallett, on the 17th inst.„ the
vi-fe of Mr. Richard Anderson„ of a son.
McCUTCHEON.—In Maris; on the 16th, inst.,
the wife of Mr. John MeCateheorr, of a daugh-
ter.
NORRIS.—At„ Listowel, on the l5th inst„ the
wite.of Rev. H.orris, of a son.
MORRISON.—In MeKillop„ on the 17th inst., the
wife of Mr. Andre* Morrison, of a daughter.
CAMPBELL.—At Amberley, on the 10th inst., the
wile of Mr. Daniel Campbell, of a. son.
FOSTER, --In Clinton, on the 6th inst., the -wife
of Mr. Win,L Foster, of a son.
A,CKNAN.-01.1 the 5th inst., in West Wawanosh,
- the wife of Mr. W. Jackmen, of a son.
Marriages.
FORSYTH—STANGDILL —At the residence of
the bride's father, on the 15th inst,, by Rev.
R. A. Howey. Mr. Frederick Fors3 th, to Miss
Mary Jane Statigaill, all of Stanley.
-SEINHART—GILDERS.—At Maitlandville, on
the 12th inst , by Rev. 3, Sieveright, Mr. John
Reinhart, of McKillop, to Miss Alice Gilders,
Maitlandvflle
ORACEY—BUIE.—At the residence of the bride's
father, by Rev. A. McLean, Mr. Sam]. Gracey,
to Miss Katie Buie, all of Blyth.
ItiVEN—"FfkliDY.--At Blyth, on the 4th inst., by
Rev. W. Birks, Mr. Albert Raven, of Morris, to
Miss. Sarah Jane Hardy, of Wawanosh.
QUICLEYL-XcE.IBBON.--At Blyth, on the 4th
inst , by Itev'i W. Birks, Mr. Michael Quigley,
of Lama, to Miss Emily G. McKibbo3a, of
COCKERLINE—JITEP.--At the residence of the
bride's mother, on the 5th lust., by Rev. W.
Birks, Mr. Win. Cockerliue to Miss Jennie
jupp, both of Morris.
110LMAN—MeCTIRDY.—At the r( eidence of the
bride's father, on the 6th inst., by Rev. 0.
Fletcher, Mr G. W. Holman to Miss J. Mc-
Curdy, daughter of Mr. Archibald Me0urdy, all
of Ceborne
801IBIESZMEIER—RENTGEN.—In Clinton, on
the 30th alt., by Rev. S. Krupp, Conrad
Schlieszraeler, to Caroline, only daughter of
Mr. Geo. Itentgen, of Clinton,
CLARK—RINN.—On the 29th ult., by Rev. 3.
Caswell, Mr. J. Clark, to Mies Mary ltinn, both
of Ilidlett.
lICCOOL—LONGMAN.—On the 6th inst., by Rev.
J. Cam:cll. Mr. Wm. McCool, to Miss Dinah
Longman, both of Hallett.
Deaths.
zyyEL.—In Sarnia, on the 20th inst., Archie,
. youngest on of Mr. George E5ve1, of the
• "Observer," aged one year.
CURRY.—In Brussels, on the 17th inst., Robert
Curry, son of Mr. Andrew Curry, aged 24
year.
0411.13RAITH.—In Brussels, on the 12th inst.,
Jane Galbraith, a, native of Sutherlaudshire,
relict of the late Hugh Galbraith, of St. Marys,
aged 70 years.
11,INKIN.—Ort the 8th inst., in Grey, Christina
Rankin, aged 90 years.
ANDERSON. -111 IN'inghain, on the lith
Mrs. Mary Anderson, aged 80 years, 6 months
and 23 days.
tiNDERSON.—In Wingham, on the 13t1i inst.,
Mr. William Anderson, aged 48 years and 7
months.
SOBEETS.—In Gorrie' on the 9th Inst., Mrs.
Eliza Roberts, aged71 years.
TOWELL.—In Exeter, on the 6th inst., Mrs. Albert
Powell, aged 42 years.
beCANTELON.--At Fort Gratiot, Michigan, on
the lith inst., Thomas DeCantelon, second
SOU 01 Mr, James DeCantelon, of Seaforth,
formerly of Irishtown, aged 26 years.
Castorine is without exception
tile Best Dressing for the HaAr
premotes the growth, pre-
vents Damaruff, cleanses the
'Seal), is perfectly harmless,
and is beautifully Perfumed and
Pleasant to use. Manufactured
Bald For Sale at E. Hickson &
Co.'s Drug Store, Seaforth.
-- THE
•
quite a " boom " .12, fall
: AFO
During the p t wee
urday it was o e d
This continued n til
when it dropped ce
gradually falling back
now, the highest note
Deliveries have ) een
little change to i ote • i
Butter still contii uea
demand. We an 'Ire:
Fall Wheat .1
Spring Wheat,Fife,p r bush
Spring Wheat,RedChq• ,per
'Oats per bushel ..... . ....
Peas per bushel
Barley per bushel...
Butter,No./,Loose
Butter, Tub, '
Eggs
Flour, per 100 lbs....
Hay, neW... ..... .
aides, per Ili. 1.
Sheep skim each
Salt(retail)per berm
Salt(wholesele)por b
Potatoes, per bushel,
......
Apples, per bag.—
Oatmealifobrl
Tallow; per lb
KET
TEI Oet. 2
there
wheati
ilar per
ncti
t, a
Jj
ever sine
'on is
argetli
oer
tiff and.
1, 1880.
)4as been
On Sat -
`bushel.
.1300n,
a been
, until
cents.
ere is
reales.
n ood
06fI 0,98
1...' 0 97 t 1 05
nth. 0 93 6' 097
..... 0 28 t 0 SO ..
..... 0 to 060
0415t 0 67
.,O1 J20
0 1 t 020 '
0 16 0 15
s 0 t 6 15'
▪ 8 ob oo
• • • - •
0 90
• ne t, 007
76
0 90
rrel... t 0 60
new O36 Q 82
• 0,8ts4 40
02 01 t 08 1%2
:
PallWbeat,per busbe
Skiving Nirheit, perbu
Oats, perbuthel ..
Barley,per bushel.
Plea@ , per- bus hel
Butter'
Potatoes, new
Eggs
ay,perten....
0 over Seed............
imothy Seed
si Oct. 21, 186(i.
• 0 95 0 8
09[ 1 5
• 0 28 0
0 5 0
▪ 0 5 0 0
021d10 1
0 2 (1
0 5
80
80
85
• l• g
LIVERPOOL, Oo
9sd-"; red wine
8d club, 10s 2
5s 3d ; peas, 6810
6 s 6d ; cheese, 67
TORONTO, Oct.
t $1.08; spring,$
p as, 60c to 68
7 c ; hay, pert
bitter, 20c to 24
45o to 50c ; eggs,
Live Sto
.. 0 15
... 0
...8000
,.310
. Sp
s 5d.; lwlki
ats 6s 2d ;
or. ,,72s 6
het
8
b
f,
rib
F 11 whe t, 0.1.03
00 to 01.10; +at., 3$c
; b rIey, 8s to
, $8 50 to 1P 00;
; pot toes p r bag,
r doz , 18c to 2 c.
M. kets
1e na r ' is
ttle an hOgs
oth ar ow "r.
eived from 03 "t -
e
edan advan in th
slaee a, but t i e: late
and i Surance about
adv nee in prices.
ttle we from
to•da Jhan
tuber main
dem nd for
forme bring
he latt froth
n lambs bring
ver 2,0 , hogs
e *rail sinae the
bile common
ry 4ine mil h cow
MONTREAL, Oct,
overstocked with b
at present, and pri
The latest news re
isi markets indica
prices of cattle an
increase in freight
counterbalances a
The pries of butch
$2 to $3 per beadi
last week, and a la
unsold. There is
sheep and iambi
fr m $5 to $6 each
$ .25 to $4 each ;•
fr IlEt $2.50 to $3 e
have been brought
beginning of last
hogs bring 51o.
sod to -day for $60
8.—
ef c
es of
113' 0
lawe
go n
bris
the
and.
o m
h.
arbolated
lly. This
st od the Test
years, and h
Superior to a3
tions of this
hands, Rough
Sore Lips; &
and. For Sale
Co.'s Drug Sto
e Glycfi
atiOn
a jnumt
e n ctec
h:a. Pre
.r ch
oI, the
.Inufac
, S .411k
ortlic
wine'
has
e of
ed
ara-
pped
skin,
ured
on&;
NEW GOODS,
JUST AR
CAMPBELL'S C
PE
THI
THE Subscriber bege
-1- easterners thnt h
Magnificent Stock of
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SCOTCH
—A
ENCLISH AND FR
01 the Latest Designs,
invites the attention of
fear but these Goode w I
tion, to compare favor41
seen in any House izj
attention is asked to ha
SUITING 8 , which ars o
Charming Designs. I
SCOTCH
Have long cnjoyed a r
over all others for Vari
billty and Durability o:
for standing the wear a
oat of slope. After s c
and returning prosperit
a Large Demand for
t
GOLDEN" LI
MAAN-S
X.P0
SITOL
11
ABLE DR
s11
tID
ete
Pet
ades Vett;
Sha'es.
New and tellable Li
New and Ie1iab1e Ca
New and , °liable Me
N w and Reliable Sei
New and Reliable De
N w and te1iah1e Pea
N w and Reliable La
N 'w and eliable Eve
Nw and eliable Sat
New and Eeliablo Mel
E E EtT AND
S TH .T,W
ie Hat. Beaitti
tnia, Cc. ...
11
ts in all the
tock of L ies' Jac
ain.
1
gh
a
H
t, and Price
-3i Previous
WE ARE
s at the Golden La4i.
es at the Golden
.181 the G -olden Lip
t :the Golden Lion.
sat the Golden Lo
lothat the Gold°
Cloths at the Golde
loths at the Gold4an
at the Golden Lion.
s at the Golden LipL
ST FASHIO
rye
Bar
ur
Wo
Sp nidi
44.
58
Ful
6W lister'..41weeds, T
ted oating#. &c.
alu in W ;x1celis,. S &irt
' I
ee t is of Gods.
11 ick o ace ,Cu tain , C
811 Gods ; .11so our. itsftal
I
SU IT ET
lades of Black, Br
Shades; Satee-ns
wifl C
HO
Lion.
Lion.
n.
SHA
RYB
i all the Z
d Readyntade sters—A 17
Twills JVaterj4r
gs, Flannels &c
ets, and all ki
Stock of Likens.
0 i TAfrilr I!JNNOLJN
ew inter 1Goods rre c min t
o sible thus renderin oui stork li
1 I
arti ars ]6 adver'rse ent re t
C LI. RESPEC
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188
o info m his n
has j st Open
U I
0—
NCH
o w hi
he pu
be
ly wit
the T
Wee
the
erons
d ep
N
WORS
.h he e rxest1y
lie. He h s no
and, on ) nape°.
anythin to b
ade. P. lietilar
on of 8, OTCH
atest and }Most
E E DS
n of Sup riprity
esigus, fo
but simile all
without ettin
nntiful arvest,
fe to an iepate
utati
of
Textu
tear
b
it is
MERCHANT TA LO
And I have accordingly made
to meet that demand. In
HATS. AND CENT
Larg
8 III)
Inc of
as go
days
Tbe Stock is unusual
ThOugh I do not advert i
Hoe "in Town in thi
do isny that I can gi
House in Town. In a
Fresh Lei of OV
nil the Fnahi
,e
RC
able
S' G9 DS
732 pr v aioi
RNISINCS
and Co pete.
f theonly
businessyet, I
d value, as any
will hat?
in
tilhadelf,
1
Suitable for Fall and inter. My en o
can I rely on having the r Gary lents
competent rnedhanics and at rea onable
WM. OAMPB
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Sea
ors
by;
8. ;
th
IEJCT
—BY
JOHN B.
U
TO ,WN HALL, -
MONDAY, QCTO
TR
ER
U
TFO
25,
SUBJECT : CI CU STAN.IE
Chair to be .Takei at 8 'clock:
TICKETS, - - - 50 CES
The Grand Trunk Railw y will give a tr or-
dinary Cheap Bates to Sit atford Good y any
train that date, and return by Sjjecia1 Tr n the
SAME N1GHT at close o Leet re.
. I
1:11
TiCkets for the 02
Including Tiet et cf issic
SEAFORTH, •
DUBLIN. -
MITCHELL,
•
Look Out 10
outer
nd T ,
to Leetulre:
6r4.1
25
00
80
WAN
D.
VABM WANTE D TO
for a term of years a
about 100 acres, and conv
schools- A libe ral rent .1
table plaoe. Ap ply to
look, P. 0.
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NT—Wanted to rent
ood farm containing
nient o markets and
1 be id for Std-
. HAL BIS TONI,
672 4
0
r-
•
h
ov
- t
now
pure
that:
NOT
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PEPAR
NS1EF STOCK
just
open
IDD'S
1
71 ne,
d ng
ofs, Meltot 87 a
Everybody, si
8 of lious
EMENT.•..LCOK FO
and daily, and will
of the niost .conaid
eek. Look for it.
ULLY SOLIITED.
opened ou
te in the
JAMIESON SEAFOR
11
1.
R WINTER. 1b80.
ADYMADE
AT
EMPORIUM, S AFO
orta t1e Larg)ro and Best Selected S
°thing ever offired Seaforth, contpr
9LIFT-14'$ ANDBOY
E'S YO -01-17S, AND BO
0 TO, ULSTERS, PEA JAC
bnsi ess
saying th
ed. an Im
ot b
IVIYi RIC
'5
thehaenchhagrealyin cRrAe apt a
FTI
dan.dI
icioitiE et.till c T
E'
ens e Stock, dirct r m the manufacture
undersold by a y1 o se in the Trafie.
AND EXAMINI Y STOCK BEFO
ee m Men's Tweed Suits at
ee m Men's ()raed Snit at
ee m Bos' a d Yontlfs uits
ee m Me 's T1stes in Na S a
en's vex'. oatS in Worsted,
peel attetion is idirected te
oath s andl Boys' Overcoat ,
ubbe Coats a venially.
ea Winer Bantr at $2
These Goods ave !beenlselected with
Clothi g general y offer d. ' A
)1 I
SEY ftrY
: I
LIN S T
And t4ct fr
ooinpeit4n, and
Cloths ti der Ch
1teady4i4e Clot
Canadi n)osie
1,
10 50, and $12.
50, $12150, and $ 4
$5 90, $7 25, and 8
Tweed from $7 up.
and Beaver—best v
Beaver Overcoats at
rs, Pea Jackets, all s
ra good value.
t care, and are bettor cut and made than Ur
ETS, 84
Air D
AN & DUNp
N'S, SEAFORTH
R SH OAS COMMENCp
, I
lTI EXCEEDINGLY GRATIF N
OUI EFFORTS ARE 0 9
UNI ERSAL APPROBATIIDN
FO VARIETY, OHEAPN SS
WINCEYS !
AND NO M1STAK
TO US TO FIND TH T
NED WITH SUOOES
BEING ACCORDED i.ks
AND TASTE.
BLANKETS! FLANNELS 1 •
Are 'Itree of OCR LEADING LINES
Jr CHEAPNESS aind
and Cemnot be ,Sturpass
UALITY.
BLACK AND COLORD CASHMERES.
oeryCoansetnis
he es are the Dresses of the Season Everybody wears- them, aid
eased with them- We have the Largest Stock of these Goods ev r
imported int Seaforthr and the Cheapest. Com and see thesu.
•
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
lec ric Black Velv8leens,
iL AND GliASS FRINGES
Frilli
MMENSE VARIETY
cidedly the Best:
ANY QUANTITY
Laces, Ties, Fathers 1 wes, in the Newes
and Most Fashionabl makes,
PILES I:)F TWEEDS
NOTE THAT PAR
AZL
f
ave no he ita io
OUNTY. Ra ng
s I am dete m ned
PURCHA
25.
1
ue ever off re .
75, wort $2.
es and pri es
OZEN SHIRTS A D
owe Stock qf Tric4 '
OS PS !FRO
assartment of
hirts,
and
*Et'
AWERS, CHEAPE THAN ¶YR
ur Felt Hats, checs r than, ev r.
CTS., A BI BARG
White, Oxfold, Rega ta and n,
' I
fs, Braces; Hosierpj, &c.
HAND FROM
m
give F
eking
'ng,
i44,RIV
itades in,
LII ti iVe
ords.
Tis now
pice, 4ar eurpae
n adi an
VE PER
Shawls
ts and C
M nut
CE T.
Fu s,
s, Uncle
•
BUYER IN OL
Ere, for which I invitie
JNT 1 or eaah : Mantles, k
'turnings; Wool Goods, Cakp
ing, Flannels, Winceys,
onte ectutifil T
urgudy, v,fr
Shad inIlore
4)
mplet s oar line in the
8 anything :ter before o
JIUST 0 EN
1ate4 Things in
D -!-Ali
any -
rens'
red
te-fgs in 4411 Wool C
lte, Seal Brown. Pr
Brocade:. Extra v
oods Deparment, which f
the House.;
the N
uropea
elti
I
COUN
omparis
ile Velvet
ts, Blanket
8, and a
M.
Clo
lin
hmeres,
ne and la
lue in liu.s
r Variety, We
he
in Canadian Knitted Hose. Jo
df4.
"..
OMAS KID», Seafor h.
f3r
tle
hei
of
•
ATL
YEAR'S PRICES.
ULARLY.
S OF CLOTHING MADE T� ORDER. FIT GUAR
ANTEED EFERY T 31E,
HE
•
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
I We hav remark
for Choi ene and Ele'
liner, wc can uarantee
Bp
This de
par Withthe
fully! asserte
ALL K
artment h,
other dep4
with
•
•
14 unique assortment 0 ods. Positively unrivalled
ance. Being conducted b a thoroughly practical Mil -
satisfaction, in every part'
•
s _A_ INT ID 81-10M81
s been greatly enlarged withthe idea of bringing it on a 1
tments of our immenseestablishment, and wing be kept
OF LADIES',. MEN'S AN DOHLDREN't WEAR
' I
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reputation for Good Boots at Low Prices.
WO shall endeavor to n.aintai. our
THE STOC IS FULLY ASSORTED. HOW:RI ALL T
Call NTill be Appreci ted by Us.
DUNCAN & DUNCAN,
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HE
5•
SW'
INSI1RUMENT
PORIOVL
BROTHERS
P R VETO R S.
OF0 TES!
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have heard. We have been n-
petent partiee who are rising
s, that they are not exlielled by
manufactared in Canada. • We
all who are intending to pui-
xcelsior before :purchasing'
SENb F R A CTAOGUE.
T PIANO liND ORGAN DEALERS.
Weare seeking to eetablish New Ageneiee for
our superior Insttaturnts wheeverthey are not
yet represented, aid offer
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Seaforth
B R OT 11 ER Ss
AUC ION SALS.
ARM FOR SALE IN THE TOWNSHIP OF
HAY BY PUjJLJC AUCTION4-The subscri-
ber will ipffer 1 oi sale by publib auction, at
DE HEAT'S It TEL, ZURIen at 1 o'clock
P. Id., on FRIDAY, NOVEMBEE 6th, 1880, the
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Sonth Half of Lot No. 21, in the VI Concessio
the of e Towuship o Hay, contain' g 674 acres,
on which there is frame house, leg barn, and a
thti 'rig young orchard. About 40. acres are
dee 04 and in a d state of cultivation. Is
situ fed within milei of the thrving village of
Zell h, and S miles from Hensall Terms made
kno n on day of pale. For further particulars
apply to E. Beesenberry, Zurich or to Zanies
Arm trong, Varna r. O. THO M14. JOHNSTON,
Jr., Proprietor. 1. Bit/MENE RY, /motion-
eer
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ESItAY STOCILI
RAY PIGS—Came into th e premises of
he undersigned, Lot 14, ConieSselon 6, Hal-
lett, two Pigs, one !white and the Oiler spotted,.
The owuer can laavh them by prOveng property
and paying expenses. DAVID- FERGIISON,
71114ttla. - 672x4
Y STEEE.—Came into th premises of
TIt
he undersigned, Lot 26, Cth c ncession of
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provihg p roperty end paying ever& JOHN Bibb rt, about the 12aiddie 0/June, steer rising
2 year. old. The owner can have he same on
LAR/01 R. .672x4
-pstRAy STEERS—Strayed fromLot 6, Con-
-a-4 4esion 16, Grey, two yearlin Steers—one
light red with a White face, the Other spotted
red and white. Any person givng such infor-
' matic h a will lead to their tee very will be
suitably rewarded. WM. TELFER, %Ito/11)(nd
office. ) 672x4
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QTRAYD OR S1OLEN—SU14e or stolen
-) fiora llons3.11 on the night of 'tie 21st of
Sept.; a milch cow, light red about 1 years old,
with pow horns, end point broken e4 each. Any
person giving such information as; will lead to
her recovery will bu suitably rewarded. SID-
NEY rAIBBURN, email, 872
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
-pAnt AA SALE Being Lot 15 concessifea
-1.: 17, Gr 3,, tont g 100 acres, about 75 acre
P. O. RO ERICK cLEOD.
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cleared R32 in a good state Of cultivtion.
Therelis good bank barn built Inst season
size 40 b 60, a o a log barn' 40 by 60,
and a Ter good new frame -.1We g house;
implernent buildings, &e.,and a good bearing
orchard. he farm 'is only 12 nilles, from ie
Sea -
forth and miles fr m Brussels. %%inns reason-
able for pait, cash d balance on tinie to -snit
purchaser. Far fart r particulars' apply to the
proprietor Ir. the pr mises or by le to Walton
672z4.
FART;Lot 27, and the east half of to 28, Ceneee-
FOR SAL The north ha of Lot 26,
Biota 4, L. R. S., Toe rsmith ; 200 wres for sale
in one parcel, or tw of 150 acres aid 5 -acres
respecively; first -e ass- buildings' good Seneca,
26 in a goodat te of culti-
, and is well sit ted as to
lit wanting a guo1 farm, in -IS'
well to look at this one be -
and orchard; the la wr
ration, is wellote
roads, &c. Any pers
good lOcali y, will do
lore baying elaewher4. For particulate anaterras
apply to JANTES LA YRENCE & BROTHER on
the premiseI, or to MESSRS. MeA.UGHEY &
EfOLMESTED, Br1stars,8eaforthi I 672
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FARaSE0EtParZorSaie, L8,eTiee
sionI7,mciuontuningiacressoei
which are Cleared, Vfeneed,
underdmined and
— . igroeoedfrafranitu 111bn:its Otx, Orefeearte feet, there lregl,:td:sgoodes analtIIE liEPARTMENrs
bear-
ing orchard, and pleny of good water; the timber
is all hrdWood; is ithin a mile and a ballot
the village of Walt n, where are Store,
1441.0018, &C; price $5,000, on easy terms
of paynient—Also t13e west hall of -17, Con
cession 8, IMeFillop and west lutlitof Lot 29,
Concession!9,31eKill povill be sold ebeap ; like-
wise several properti4s in Seaforth ;and Evuond
ville. Apply to A. THONG, Land Agent. SL-.
TSVO GOOD FAR FOR -S;T7F7or sl3a::14t4
7, eoneession 8,1 McKillop, contatning IOU
acres, also East half loi Lot 8, OM the 7tb comet -
ion of Melillop, eontainingtOsores. The hnsa-
dred sore farm. has 610 acres e1earoa,ldin *goo4
state of cultivation. Them is a gooal house
andyotmg orehard, 4lso a never fsalm spring a
wate. On the sma1 term thare are 45 acres
leaed, free Ircnn stuups, well 1etaste1 drain -
e& Log buildngs, gooderehard end plenty of
water- Bothittruts ele convenient 00 t?oluxils, are
witabi. 8 miles of Sestorth and 6 nes from
Dubdo,with &good Mad leading tO h place.
Apply to the propa ou the pr sou or t)
liecchwooil P0. 3ME8 BEM 672
DIRCT IMPORTERS,
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO.
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