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. . -linent. , I - . C�6ese Markets. . STEWART-In Stanley on the 20th inst., Eva, IMMENSE' STOCK OF G92-CERIES, CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE Fancy Dry Go6de, the beat and cheal eat in the maxk6t. 'IT I
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� - ,Awhy., the eldest son of Mr. � A. Mc- market to. ay there were 7,000 bo, Kea of .. eiine,wiferof Mr. Thomas Carbert, waged 68 I
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W l (kray, 1 .16, Concession 11 � Usborne, factory on gale at l2c to 12jo ; farni I Before makin I Z i
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eldes � am ��- - . *ith OODS�ro R,: Oct. 25.—At !the c heese themarket., Our stookiaLsimply immense. . RS . I
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110111 , - I at he to -day salesrepo' rtedwere : and COFFEES. Extra value in.-LCANNED FRUITS. our Coffees and Ground 'RECEIVED THIS WEEK L ANOT ER - k��
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be . I I I balance of -season Farm Stock. -Mr J. P.. Brine has been in- - - i, . I L I
or the howok c . -.of. via flesh etc., of the p Im of his ted by Mr. PetermcGowan, to sell by'[Pub- : 11 - - -
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an, making a , � , being literally dug on � and torn . . I
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I � . rabones -of the thumb. Medical aid was Real Estate. -The pro!:,ty consists of tw(. par- New designs in Tea and Dinner w ,
o draw him imp - -, . 10io; 1,000 boxes, September at- 111c; four 8 � � 1. are. Now aesigns in Chamber wan. �,
� hook and 'ca ceis, viz.,. No 1, and a half, in Van- e. New djsigns, and WE ARE SFIOYV N I . ",
.at once called in, and at firpt simputa- , New designs in Glassware. Now designs in Majolica war - 1.
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to 1 ,300 box,js September and October Egmond'e Survey, facing* oi� the old burying . Vases, Toilet � I.
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hisrecovery. : 1, ,,the doctors decided to i - . : w, fanc Zlo is well -fenced and under goo4 culiivati � � D s Goods,� P
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d thabst of Oraw, , e dif the thn 0 give was refused, f&ctorymen gener I hold. ated,�and would make a mot f Comes does no. No charge for looking through our immense display. - �
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Garnoohan., T- U I 0 On 13'atUrday, Oct. 28, 18�2, one cellent quality. Title indisputable, and fo, be , Plui;hM2 �- I
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o'clock p.1i .,on the premises, the. 'time. Terms. I 1, ,
[4 Bayfield ; acob I person of Mrs. Christina, G)rdon,;! who :--Ten per cent. of the purchase , - ii
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� Duncau MOE - .laud, in May 1803, and at tIlLe age of '18 Wednesday, Nov. 8, 1�82, 't ten Fowler's thoroughbred ijull ; 2 wel i- bred Berk- ; Co 0 L D F E E T 0 � . I 171,
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ry 1w 0 McHillopYarm Stock and Implej alents. sp�'B R cGOWAN, Proprietor; J.P. -� � I � I I � �
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Weatheraild I - r ,Gordon, one of the I dhders� (F the - 00 �,Friday, Nov. 3, 1882.- t 6ne Thompson Wrrison have in 8tructed me to tiell bY I . . .: . 7 :-1
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If , Aler- I .. - to o'clock p.m., on lot 13, concle's : 8, ; n 17, Public Auction, On lot1fl, Concession 9. McKllop, ,There� is nothing so tinoomfortablpi -and doctors universally agrep th at - - - 1 Moires, . . i I
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roderich Towni hip; . �., own of Clinton, and by hi . . . ' I -
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- W - - - - - - - - - - -the London Road, where now stands Delga�ty, auctioneer. 1 1 / a thoroughbred bull, 4 otee omipg three years .1 � I � . Cloakings,
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I �ns in- John B. Geiger, proprietor. 1 cutter, I reaper, I mower, I' �ulky hay rake, I . . � .. ;
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ID? vote a& a tenant i& there to endure the man. . latil L . - - � . I
On Thursday, November 2, on ot.7, set iron barrows. I iron et Itivator, I land ro!ler, � -
n- reality he * cident to early settlers, an haw out fo I I 1E;,k0:B1M1-Zr-r- W1 1-01S7 � � :
resided I 1 grain crusher, 1 horse-po 2 fanniog mills, I � . I . ShawlS, L - I
the L_ �vilder-, Concession 4,:H. R. S'.1 Tuokel. mitb, Ifer, !
I his lease of. . chainw, cradles, ecythes, -,&o. The above will � i ; .
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. themselves a home in tho ast . ! I - j
� 1-4 � Z I I 8 " Ii. i-;_ rlin+rm t:hnn at 12 o'clock, noon, Farm Sto .� and Dogitively, be sold, of; Mr. &ailett has lost all his 11 , I . I I I
expre.. .Por.- ., - .- Bess 0 & U. � I - U. Implements. Mr. James Cbp�ILE:Y,Pro- . fe6d, and Thompson Morrison is such a Protec-* I . . i i L �
W admitted that the - ]mown:as Rattertberry's 'Corner i10 . Skirts, -
I I I tioluist he is" .determined toigo to Dukota,and will : i
� THE PEOPLE'S SHOEMAKER9 0 i= SEAFORTH9 -- i
, t- etqr; X P. Brine, Auctioueerj . ; �
minist ared to Sturdy, tained only a couple of ha jaes, an 6 pti I not 6ven wait the rerult of the next election. I
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I rrelatiag-tcrhia �resi-. - - nearest Church was at Bru efieldwhere On' Tuesd&V, October 31st, at 12 Terms. -All sums under $10, ca:sh.; over that I : . i -
I - I ! -� Corsets aud I.Milline Goods -
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mitted by the� Do. 1 husband (vihowas one O'clock, noon, on Lot 3, CogoesIcin 8, amount 12 months',credit will be given on Jur-- i .1 �ry
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I .she with her I amily Hull4t, Farm-8tock, ImplementVnd- nishing. approved notes. k discount of 9 cents oil, 'lly prepared to protect his custome' . and the publio generally a,gai I not these .
ficer. Tha i-astices,, . of the elders of the eburch and I � the dollar will be allowed or cash on credit j Is fti To
I - Household 1�urniture. Tho'' hs C tt, , I f at the covering of their pedal extremities 'to him. I I I
,.e.d the, evidence of � used to, attend, they haivin freq nently I m amounts. J. C. MORRISON.) 4uetioneer. 777-21 dangers if they will but entru � I
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a. "in. . Proprietor ; J. -P. Beine, Auptioli I He has one of t %
ta justify hi -�. t6. go on loot, owing to th( iMPE'Liq'sable . . � � ! . . he LARGEST ,AND B;EST STOCKS of Boots and Sh9es ever
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I I I i ELEGANT AND RELIABLE GOODS AT MODERATE PRI: ES
I � i ! a de- On Tuesday, November 1,jLh at I UINRESERVED Auction Fiale .of Parm .Stock offered in/Seaforth, and that is saying a good deal, but a call at his store, on the
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� � .. - condition of the roads. Sl -a Was� o'clock, P. M., on Lot 10, Pon -'ession and Implementa,Tbere wHI bd� sold by- the ttuthi uluess of this statement,
' -h-ristian, and a mar iber 6f the Corner of Main and Market Streeta, will verify � - I
veek.a team of h�rsft Z vout 6 . L aesiou 17, Grey, i I I
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7. Jones, of I L I- hurch for U.1 wqx-U,'of 60 13,,McKillop, Farm Stock IMple- Public Auction, on Lot 18, Conci P�� M. sharp, � I I . � I I
Usb a, I'll Presbyterian C . . on Friday, Nov. 3. 1882, &� 1 o'clock I .
�. ments. rol,rietor, - — ,
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atem, out in tme by wl 16W in the Wm. Cameron, �! the foliewing valuable prc-Rerq, viz.: One ;ps.n of,l He has them gooa'and substaintu�l for gentlemeE ; neat and elegant for . I I
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� . ... years. She became a Alex'� Dalgetty, Auctioneer. -I! � 11 M%Tds 4 and 9 years old, 1 yearling colt sired by' . I -
FfIf 01 � ,valk. I
�ey were: beft�lga- I - - Month of September, 1857, her htisband ' - I � Con. "Old Clear Grit," 7 mileh qows supposed to be in 196dies, and oh! the beauties for the ohi�dren.
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V ;"4ng oc* having diel- quite suddenly while - visit- On! Tueiday, Oct. 31, on �bt I I . I - ; - -
ka a -river ha,-� Im c&Af, 8 heifers supposed tobe In calf, 2 �yearljng, -
I I ion 8, 11ullett, Farm Stoqk and _ . ' few and surpassed by
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t 1 &, short 11 s 8 yearling heifers, 8 spring calvies, 86 well-' Quality and price equalled b
for � ; ingmembers ofthe family then residing cOB8 . I . .CaU and see them. .
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. Of f -iron. She remained c1n tha PleMprits. Thoma's Nott, 'roi�rietor ; bred ewes, 1 chilled plow, I donble cariiagej� none. , ptly atiencled to", and a good fit and entire satisfac- nd C eapest Stock of Gloves,
; wagoilld in Port Ht � ORDERED WORK prom i
starte The Largest a '
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. - - 187 �, Wh I roprietor'o bi.ildinRa h--ive been' tion. ghara - .
I u Elbe J. P.!Brine, auctioneer. - `1 (Ilearfy new.) The whole will be sold without! opairing as -WILLIS, .,, I
X street and I coiU-dad - I old homestead until On Friday, N6vember 3, outhp prem- reNlrve. as the p uteed. R usual. Remember I the Spot .
dinginfreat: of. the, I took up her residence in "ilinto ,, the - 0 U-surnedbyfire of late, thq causing him to dis- Corner of Main and Market Streets, Se'aforth. I
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�themn continu � � - *long � --- iaes. Town line, Hullett, at 11 p1clock, ;Zoe of his stock. Terms. -&ll sums of $6 and I - I I Hosiery and Small Wares. I
�. d . town wbich shty has lived to see grow I sm6nut 18 montlis, credit I --- -
0 its A� M. sh&r�, Fa,rm Stock and 1mpl6- under, cas h ; over that I . � I
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y1ff store., ". from the place of thre obrietor', will be given on farnighing� appioved jointnoteo, . � � I . I .
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I wes�t and CoUtiiatted fresent size. During the ,ast - d a.ys of man I A discount of 8 cents on the dollar will be oll.owed I .
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- , I I - I 11 er bedside all J. P.� Brine, Auctioneer. t *i , f6roa6h on credit ILM t . DUNCAN MeKIN4 .
to. James McMichael ,
i a sida atreokwhen illness she had by her I . GREAT BARGAINS IN -
� Oun 4iNE, Auetioneer. 777 1 �, �
p,d on Xaiu� Street - the surviving members of her amily, Naasd�y, November 7ty, on Lot zEy, proprietor; J. P. B : I �
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I Am bralia. I -a 372 � oncession 3, Tuckersmithj� at 11 ' . - - : . -
Me of Mr.. T.t Trivitt. except one who is in 7 1 1
. oclopk, A.M., Farm Stock Boa Im- -: �
Wagon Upset, the -. . ��. as beloved by all who ku ew ho"Tad i . -
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� . � plem � C$) 0 i > I . . AN IMMENSE STOCK OF RIBBONS, SILK TIE
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. ra=mg m4il I they the -record of her life is'an encoiragin g . ents. Noble Whiteley, I?rcprietor;
� I . , 1-4 P; Brine, Auctioneer. i � 11 . .
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itai, mile, belaw the one to looi back upon. �d
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�n there were � 221 bW - - � � - !!!! � � �� , . LARSI AND CUFFS3 .
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y of which wax Iscat- - Wood is being brought freely to the - � I Z. M I> I . . I � i
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id. A bua I whiek, �- �- . poifer, La- 1 1 - W . . i t I
OZY: ': lEtchell. tuarkef at 43 per cor& i CARLINa's AMBER ALE and I el. I .
�na the wagon i was . d op�ued iU bat"s India pale ale and xxx st�ut in wood 1 . I CO) . . . —AT— � . . - PST. -
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r � I I -A gymnasium - - - or . . - - ; 1. CHEAPER THAN THE -CHEAPIE
�. I of a few weeks. and bottle at L. THORNE's Liqu bt re 776 i i- 0 f I i I :
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- j � I Ifitchell iu the course I L a oi I . I I ; �
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law Ers� is. responisdible -Mr. Samuel .Towle has s§ld his L. Pp � . > , I I
. totgossip.. rbmaxes: �� - farm of 50 acres near KintotO tO J� for the Fa"eld Plains Vineyard, wfiiell I is �Oted M ; a
� I i for the best wines in Canada. 776-) �' .
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ce- a higlily r�speoted :1 1 "3 0 1, I-3: o :F :F M -& :tT :B IZ 0 T 1-1::M M 8 � I
0 . - Brazin for $3,000. - * I I � ;
- 11 11 I .1 WINES .AND LiQuoias of thi)' fi b a 8i )p , - - i . I I - qus,IRY and
I - � � L. THoaKx's 9) � W - . d c&u be depended on f0i
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p'q-ty was stationed ixt 1, - , 0 - i : Thes� Goods are imported direct, an
I . .. . I -- - brands fornedicinal purposes at - � I
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CF. I i FamilyLiquor Store. 776 : I : M I I :
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di in lave with and TIEEF, MARM'TS. I I ; n in want of 9 , 9. I price. R
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& fair slid fascinst.- . - a sick nurse dan be supplied with . "a ::� W i . i
- . L -- I - SEAFORTE, Oct. 26, 1882. . -4 . �:. M U) M � �'L CHEAP OASH STC)RE. .. . i
�bi?i� of ]h woman for the same by appl�rjpf to MRS
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notL jo& ,� Fall. wheat per bushel .......... so 90 to 094 Sxo,I�Dow, at Newton Snowdon's id. ittle Scot- (O 0 - co � �' I . . �
�&.t it d Spring Whdat per bushel ....... 0 90 to 1 00, I . I -L* .
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... � . laud, Seaforth. 77612 � I , 5 < - -1 � . . AN & DU N -CAN.
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is _ r o . . Oats per bushel ................ 0 83 to 084 'n , . rl 1 �;. a ; . ! .
� -... -tbel .......... 0 60 to - 0 65 To TIM& LADiEs. - Scott Brothers 1 - . . . - ; - � -
- pastorate and got Peas per bu (D t4 M > > i �
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.. L ::.:::: 0 45 to 0 60 having purchased in New York a �omplete and 0 " a' . 3 : .
a distant, the -lady ; . > - . � t I I
L L . jamping patterns for' K, 3fisington, ;0L )-do . t r- 9 L � i
- . Butter, No. I, loose ............. 0 16 to 0 17 new- outfit forst . - . .. I
:eing sent to,.- college - . Butter . , tub .. .................. or 17 to 0 IS crewel and - dutline Embroidery' �lso braiding. (-) -j L (") � M M �Fb � . . . i
tion, preparatory tLo 0 ,� are respectfully solicited to, ealli and ex- . . - -
-� � Eggs .. .. .......... � ......... .. 20 to 0 20 Ladie * P C I M M - .
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I to 2 60 amine9amples. ScoTTBR0TRRW8�qs1M1Instru- i 0 - L
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. . 06 to 9 00 ment Emporium. 776-3 1 0 ED �, n — M Stock Complete in Every L�ne Call and i
ew's on- matrimony Ho'Y'new ...................... . 8 - (j) 0 �, .
�1. refusing to marry Rides, per -100 lbs .. ......... . 5 00 to 8 00 S.,PF,cIAL NoTici&.-A Gam0er's Bpi- )P C ;-I �4 Co �> ;0 I L i tHING HOUM.
L � .. Sheepskins each .......... :.:. 0 76 to 1 60 tedwit and punote H-:--, 0 r - . .
wool ............ ........ . . * 0 20 to 0 9 X, 0 E Z -,Z G6ods and' Prices.
a married another. - .. :1 taph.-The celebra'. _ � . I Inspect the .� . OAK,.HALL 6LO -
, - Ist str6iling with a friend throug,"b. a suburban > I - '---
Salt (retail) per barrel .......... I - 1 25 whi ve the stoiae X i I - . I L L I I - �
olawed her example, , - . I I oo ohur&hyawd, called attention to a ;,I" 0 M r ?"d -0 I j L . . i . , .
ady. No,w tha first . Salt (wholesale) Per barrAl ...... of which had np name nor inscription on .it. IN - C-4- iit -u :� P, L . I
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. 8knd ha& gone to re- .' - -..... I : patweii, per bushel (new).... . � 0 30 to 0 30 &&This," said H—, "is the grove :A the no- C CD r- " r > > . L ' . L L I
-t , CLINTON, Oct. 2�, 1882. torious gambler and card. 8hai per, M. R— ; " .
.where the, minister- -to cot dad on the �� X C4. ).- > t7i V, Fn - 4 ! � . I
L � . ... - -y&IlWheat per bushel ........... $ 6 88 0 92 you observe that there is no name re ' . )"", Z �,� 0 1C) M I CA RONO'S 1. 110FFMAN -BRO�,HERS, Seaforth.
. and agaia hacomes 1; . eat per bushel ...... . 0 93 to 0 96 toTabstone, but I think I could sug- at sh appro-I I . I
I I Spring Wh "What would youl sn,gest v, In- Z -3 Z BILOCK - . L
� I -tion, , I 11 I . 0 32 to o 33 pr�pte epitaph." ,, � -j h > M . . � . 1 7 .
a . Oats, per [bushel ............... -Waiting for the h ,,t trump, � 11 I .
� to 0 60 qqired his, Iriend. 11 I
hbard, American Con- - �Barley per bRohd ........... .... 0 50 to 0 65 was the reply. Li-quor Tea is used ly millions I (D M �* �> --ii ; ---7— . - - 1 I .. �
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- I ......... - 0 60 go M , * i f -or Brussels i . I .
. peas per bushel .... I --
b $L died in that I to 0 17 of!Her Majesty's subjects throughout ,he world. WANTED. WANTED -Tiwo female teachers . �
... ) D I D. Rosic, . . - x
. eria Ses,3er. L Butter. .; ............... � . ... 0 6 Grocer, Agent, Seaforti.i. 774 r Z �� �� r jTEACHERS � . I
t 0 21 -. � 0 1 I Pu�blicsaj'ool. Duties to commeneeJanq- .'
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'Bright'sDi He IF19P .... I .. .. ............. .... 7 Op to 8 00 W,Lsox,'& YouNG invite the pnblic to 9 � 0 Cn 0 tLl 0 6 . ary lat, IM, Salary, $250. Applications with
� - � . 60 * -4 - i � testimonials received by n ' & DUNCAN
-eTy and glass- M 0 WA�TVDFor School Section No. 11i East
: mou-ths, of aige� Mr. potatoes, per bnahel .... :.*:::::: dah and see their display of crock �L I (O -. " DUN CAN
.in one of the Eas- I WOOL..... .... I .......... . 020.4o 0 21 ware. , They show the largest- ass(rtment of 0 Wavvan6hh, a tcochRr holding 2ud. Qr 8rd Novemb�r 6th, : 862. JOHN SHAW, Secretary i
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, and in early boy- . 17 00. -to 8 00 w)tto cups and mugs, Majolica, ware, Terracotta, '0) 0 ' * - rn . class Ztificate. AppReations received up � to Brussels PublieSchool Board. I 7762 . I I
� 'Hides'Lper 100 lbs ........ I.... . M 0. > . Novem'Der720tfi Addre�H, enclosing -references, I I i
�to Wisconsia, whereL ' . w e,vases. toilet sets- &c.,.that can.be found I n 3: P I 41s, &c., THOSIAS AGNEW, Marnoeh I — I -
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I � - 8 e expect a 0 't fL I � I
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0 tside of the citiM , � 3 ,.O I F , I � . 777x4 1 ;
in a few day , , I w M t . . -� 7, z
'eL country, H-0: after- Oct. 25.-.S.pring wheat is.�ge coniignment of dinner sets, br akfast and ��, )..4 > M I - , ANTED. -A mile teacher, to commence I A
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' Lichigan, . where he � LuxRpoor,i, . . ich will surpass anyth w e� have ever � F) -0 t� �P- �o, o r _ W duties on Ist January next, for'School See- i
.08s- 10d ; red winterf 8a 7d to We t e4 sets w 1'rm)ort direct -4 , teacher for School Section tion No, 17, Towns.hip of Stanley-, Applicationsin '
(1 -in tha Iambering I -Wd ; white, 098 02d ; club, 109s 5d, shown for styleand price. Aswe i ,ch . 1, �fx � C - .. - 5,intheTow-sbipof Morris, County &a., Have an immense stock of Tweeds in Scotch, English andCanadian, at the very
- . - ... I h --we will offer the above oo Is at su , ��. X .. applicant's own hand writing, stating salary, - j - -
any yeaXa, he was - 6d; pass, 7s foj� �cas e. Come I ' �0 0 M - I of Ruf;on, forthe year 1888. Applications with andenclosing t stimcnials will be receivedon
- . oats,, 5s 06d ; barley, .58 prices as Sea -forth never heard of befor " -1 t-1 d,,
: 0 1 � - (D 0 q �> > > 0 be lodged with the tindersigne
I in, biwiness, and wag -- a a 6d. i! i testimonials to and up to the 1c t day of November, 1882, 'by the lowest possible prices Consistent 1�ith quality, small profits and quick [returns,
11 -04d ; pork, 1028 30d; Ch ass, 59 one, come all. WILSON & YOUNG - 7761 � -I- orris. WM. JOHNSON. ,776-4 undersigned. Address Hills Green P. 0 L HU(JR
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I ia lake, vessel& in I I —.-- 7 - --- � I I M �L - I %O W"11111 R q ; , ' - LOVE Sr., Secietary; JAS. FORREST, or WM. I ; perfect fit
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ber tr%de-. He was. .. �� I I k Births. , I � W 0 bd �d -4 I � 2 WANTED.-Wented, an experienced P,iRSONS, Tru.s ees. . 775-8 being the motto. Leave your orders, early for a new suit � andsatis-
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t X-ayor IL Tol%ONTO, Oct. 25.-F 11 wheat, 50-98 1 1 t 10 t �. P & -1 of the junior � �
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-art, was firg I to, 4,-j.03jL spr'Rg�, $1.02 to $1.08; oats, 420 SMITH -In Clinton on the 23rd inst., the wife of > 0 r female teacher, to take charge
d on his,retirement - � I I iy, 60c to L Mr. W. 6. Smith, of a daughter. - � M 0 — I t2j Z C) i division of the Sealorth Public School. Dutl6s to WANTED.-A'i assistant teacher, male or fe- faction guaranteed. i
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. *to 43c; peas 75,c to 78c ; bar e . I � 2 . W > . 1111 I
-- : j P 6 '; commence on the 1st of January, 1683. APplid%- male, for : School SecVion No 7,- Grey. Du-
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SICLess was awarded, ton 6 1 oi 0 I - - '
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� 82a; hav, per ton., Ot $15.50 ; r ! 'to I . 0 I 93 X � tiong statiug salary required and experience will ties to commence on the Ist January, 1883 . i
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I afar agent at the ln- &toes I Marriages. I . , M iiiii vember I -t, Applications st�tkng salary received up to the I
butter, 1 , 0 )er bag, I- I I I be received by the Secretary 775-8 ' -
, acknaw-ledgment of I'll, 8c to 25c; p C.; MULLOY-BOYD-In Clinton, oq'th, I 17th inst.,. ! (D- �-i ! 1882. WK. BALLANTYNE, Secietary. 20th Novembor, 1882. JACOB KRAUTER, i . �
-1 ,. I r Z., 22c to 24 N � L . I Secretary, C!Ibrook. 776-4 � . I -
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the iaterest . of big 70c to 76c; eggs, P6 at the residence of the bride's fath r, by the . I'll 11 � -- I i 7 �
J9 Mulloy to,tti- - I- c) C) I .
- dressed hogs, per 100 lbs., $8.00 to r, . , � 0) - SCHOOL TFACHERS.-Wanted, for School _ -- I .
0 the 4th yew of - - Bev. .hn I I I
U - � Wm, McDonogh, M -) ; .. 11 � i 1 ale I - I
- , $8.5o ; Wool per pound We to 20c. Miss Mary Ann Boyd, all of 011nton�. .` I I 0 F � TOSECtiOD No. 10, Usborne, a male Or fem -
I � . � PI . i � ESES FO S E For, sale, three good i '
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I , colts, ,E --y ,r old, one filly and
�. severed. the con- ----- Ap— — . A.Ws-oREEN WOOD- At St. Qeorge"9 Church,' I * teacher. Duties to c jwmence on let January, TT ORSES FO
rines, ois. the 2 ,7 the Right C- i IL L
. 5th inst.j � 1883. Applications stating salary desired and i n g,&e�e
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Dive Stodk IM airkets. St. caths, Enron, assisted by r � .. al R.- working horses. Ap-
� I Beverend Bishop of ra W Z I will be received by the un- two Reldings 7 of DUNCAN & DUNCAN
. of last week, while I giving, qualifications I
- VV-h0L li-ve in . . MoNTR-r!,AL. October 24. -There was a "' Reverend Rural Dean Davis, Ithe Rey. Mr. . I . dersigned until the lbt November. Address. Ply ,it JuHN PROAT'S Brick 'Yard, Tucker. I -
and- wife, r of St. Geor R ns M C) co 1 777-4 1 .
e -- - ,a rs, an d Hall and the Recto ,ge, ev. Eva 0 Q . JOHN GLE.NN, Lumley P. 0. 775x8 I smith. i . -
awick t4-ree miles I I mand by loca,1 butcha Davis, of London, and formerly of Bayfield, 0 i-jj . . -1 .. .- -, '.
� . , good c d ilaugh' Df the -late �(Q I I'
e a,baeat from the I prices axe a sbade higher than last MELr- to Miss Louise, secou .�er %0.. N -TEACHER WANTED. -Wanted for 9chool . RSTPRIZi LEICEBTERRAM.-The un .
L - I . W. Greenwood, of St. OatharipeR, � I iiiiii rey, County Of F dersigned 1� prepared to take in a limited - I
gLe � L were sold its � ]L Section No, 2,'rownship of G I i . .
chil&ea, a , d too- I � ket day. Prime Cattle . ,W)KfNS-OKE - At the residence of the M 0 0 a male teacher, for the year number o � � -
I 1. � to 410 ; HA . . , Huron, a second clas f e -es Ifor service. Charge,',$1 per ewe. .
I � claE s 4jc Bt., by, Rev. F. Z SATAUEL SMILLIE, Lot 11, Concession 2, L.R.S.,
.3 yea.,ra- old at home, I I high as 5c ; second bride's father on the 19th in . ting Sala" will be received I OATS for Fall and Winter- BOYe
I . - - 1883. ApplicAtione at& � 777
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-a WSY tO I � I Sbeep sold at 'r'. .Tostph Hawkins. ofUsbome, i �> Have on hand au immense stock'of OVERC
. - Whiilock� M . lt6n P. O., till 6th Tuckersinith. t I
aged in sam: � third class 210 to 3c 3: by ANI)REW TURNBULL, Wa k I
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. to 54 i Lrab, eldest daughter ol Hugh Oke, I .
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I ves sold Er,q,, London Road, Staul � � � Q , . �.g . > MON .-Found, on or about the and Youthie Overcoat' Xen��s Fine Wors
I - a dozen g�od cal eres$dbi ce of the .
, samed. Tha- Chil- � each:, About ito MORRIS-PUBDON-At the � Z I . 9th of October, near No. 4 School House,
l .. . b 6ron tho ,")I ith i oat , by -14 t7l, �� EACIIER WANTED ... Wanted, for School Theowneroan have. the Sack, Frock, Ulster OVER-
. each. Hogs, 71C brid6's'father, T 0
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beau playing in tbe, i . at' ,from 010 to $15 i - tt�Zt om&rtT John A. � C tri i a , Section No. 6, e McKillop a male t'- ,, Hibbert, a roll oA bills. ,Moe, Seaforth, DiaigoFal Overcoats. Coarse anIt Fizie Overcoats.
an'd when the - I
� at I ,I.Iss certificate. Dutiqs to same on calling At TRz EXROSITOR, 0
. . . . . V � 71c per pound. le, second daughte . of Mr. Jas. holding a second
� . I Norris, to Jelin ! i � 0 Apply stating by proving propqty and paying expenses. 777 f .
. danger they were In . --#----+— - � Furdon, all of Ribbert. . commence January let, 1883. . A full assortment Of Fine Waurproof
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get th oth' f of the British F�NNELL-HABDING-A,t the �esj dents of the ---' 7 sal,iry desix 13 1 U.-
�e , era, out 0 � Review cc Bion, How- ' jals, to the undersigned. FINDLAY Q,ALE NOTE NOTICE. -The undersigned
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ing, but � I a's parentsi on the loth *Coice VARM FOR SALE -T ot 5, Concesiriou 2, TC � 775 es all whom it may concern that .
: ey Were pt lyd Tr'ade. brid . di-rwt importation, the best 900ds'in the trade-
� - :1 � � , . . � r. McKay e 19th inst , " r ship of 14 llett, 100-1pres, 68 cleared, he re ROSS, Winthi op. � kJ hereby noti
I � Grain . � ick, by the Rey. AT Miss - a t - - - the sale notes ofJohn Watt 14th Concession of Overcoats from $4 to 418 each,
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LoxDox, -Oct. 23.-th. Mark Lane Mr. � , - ,obd hairdwoo *bush EACHER WANTFD.-,The -unde gne will Hullett: be ue on the ftst and 22nd No- I
. . . EstherAnn, daughter of I MZ,l Bober *Hard m-',jon;�#h ate;bling uiadernes -Om � �
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� grain trade .th, and other T the d are, � my bands for collection. I :
�. B9 . Express, in a, revieW. Of the I t weather ing. I . . frame be rece ve�applications up till ten o'clock vembe
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ad, she, wag COW- 1 the w� -In Wing I ta Dn the 5th 6utbuildhigs.1 There is also a log house, a good 11th of No-i6rnber, 1882, for a female er will be L Hotel on Thurs4y, the 28rd of 1
4 &ting gmok . . I for th(i past week, SELY's IRRO eY4 * failing spring. The soil is a 'at Et -B P.,1A.; at Bagels � I
I e. to leave dared B� inst., by Rev. J. Markham, V Robert Bur- orchard and & n il'under-drained. School and for School Section NO 1,Morris. Datiestpicom- November 111CO a . m. till �
- - - stopped. sawiD g opera,UQDS� and hin , I - ally loam emd we mence on the at of JayluMIT, 1883. All applica, Hotel, Waltoa, o# Fr.day, 24tb, from 10 a. m. UR I -
capa herself, . The I v of wheat. rows, &C1 Mary Ann Condyi all I of Wing I enien�. It �m dtuated five miles � p.m., and at h4me on SLturday, 25th, tor col. i .
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I the thre . 3TQ Clint -on. The above tions Those indebted are reques. r-r%Mr
by Mr FinalSY's I � Samples whiab have Come to hand are ham. V t1kellthinst, by from Seafortll and ix fr and easy termp. pemauUy at School No. 1, Morris the bove lection of said notes.
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