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-Krien, Proprietor; E. B $6.40 to 06.70; 61-3::83Lj:F 4ft 1 :D I
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. .ills, bought the sawmillb6louging berry, Auctioneer. . . 7 ood butchers and, medium 'weights, � . �k I . - -
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I � LS&Wog US* 'In the imme( -A dreadful calam ; I 0 - L a this season tl e largest assortment of Color6d and
. � -&A Mr. John Hitzroth was presented ity happened last ; : ! We have impol�
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, - �ri . tk two daughters in one day recently. Wednesday night in the family of Mr. ; . . I � HUBS, SPOKES AND BENT STUFF. LUMBER AND WO I Silks ever offered in this section. Silk -goods being consider -
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LLLL *. lVtbber"n the` Villags" has had the Set ns, in thi County of Durham. it , �
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.1 .I- I I adoma, stock; L.7 Morris, Hamil- the system. All three suffered extreme. I To be Founaat the , � .Cross -Cut Saws,- all the best makes. Axes -warranted �
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L I . I ; Maggie died the following morning. : I � . � hain. i7 -very low prices. Gung-Scores I .
- 11 .one-third of the cattle were unsold. . . choose from. American. Coal Oil and C adiau coal oil, Stoves, New Improved . � i A.. 1
4� t .. . _Mr. jabez . S�epheus, of Mitchell-, Mr. Trimble has also succumbed.. He . . . , ;
- 'oats about 60 years of age. Maggie, th I i - tpo�tation'froni the makers. Th�
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the who will probably recover, is about 18.- � . I . -- and at the lowest possible prioeE . lf�w .
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�, i . VgU%ble. services, in every good scheme nightshade. I � . I , I MANTLE CLOTHS—
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, 11 - where they hope to spend the remainder LAWRENCE -In Morris on.Satu.tday the K R. - COUNTER, I to . . i seaforth, and at prices far below anything that has been previously -
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of their days with their dauighter Mrs inat., the wife of Mri-Claarles W. Lawrence - - .
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1 ne Usborne ploWing atCh. HOLMES-In Clinton on the l6th Inat., the wife I -- . I - HAWLS � � .
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I . David MWer, on the Thame8 Road, a : maxmages.- � -- . — . I � I . . I . stances, and offered at a low rdfit.
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'�. � Dungannon, -on Nov. lstj'by Rev. -J. Caswell, IN ELECTRO -SILVER PLATE. I a .
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-. of specia��- Plowmen, however, were both of Colborne. - r , � I , I j . THEFINEST EVER SHOWNI'N SEAFORTH. . . � i �
x not so largely 'represented as in former CGWAX�MILLER- At the residence of the I Biscuit Jars, Butter Dishes, Break- � . . � i I �
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----- Yews, but thia falling off may easily be Ure, Mr. H L M. Cowan, of the Exeter Reffilec- fast Castors, Call Bells, Card Receivers, i -I- . . A beautiful lipe in Wool Squares -all Sizes ; Clouds, Ties, Scairfs, .
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lw . tations and StrailaingL their Struthers, Esq, Goderich. . I I - I � i
mg'their repu - . I Cases, Cups .and Goblets,i Epergues, I � . I -�, , I i
I'll FARMEl?,REDMONDIn Lincobi, NebraskA, I r - . i ,-�
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r - . on the 26th. alt I by Rev. M.. Kennedy, Mr. I I . SKIRTS � i
,- - best, efforts, it is impossible to do good John Farmer, of Exeter, to Miss 1,abous x. ; Stands, Hotel Ware, Ice Pitchers, In- i:' . I I I . � . - I
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-work. On this- occasion the field seloct- Redmond, miew of Mr. J, W. MeCaniff, Snpt.' dividual Castors, Jewel Stands, Knife . I . NEW's OCK IN - . I
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of the 0 . r the finest goodal in this line. Italian Cloths, Black
. ed was an that could be desired, but I Rests, Knives in Dinner, De4sert, Fruit, , I � We are offenng
- the� land was terribly dry -and stiff, and THOWNPSON-HERAI � �Dkt the Manse, Prince: Butter and Fish. Napkini Rings -25 ;' . . . . Lustree, Meltons, Felts, Wool in plain and, ,shaded goods -the new- .
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- beides being very hard work for both ,AAhur's Landing, on the Oth inst., by -the !, patterns. - Preserve Dishes, eat - atterna-cheap.
- bicide's father, Minnie, second BIBLES, PRAYER BOONCLS AND HYMN BOOKS -- - I � I
- men and beasts it was impossible to - daughter of i Boxes, Spoon Holders, Star �alt Stands, i I � I .
- . zaake, nice work. However, those who Rev, Jas. Hersi] d, to Mr. Alex. W. Tbompson, � S 6 Lin Dinner, De - Tea, Egg, . � . . I
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Compete de Winn eg and Prince Arthur's Landing. � -sugar, Salt and MU-1tasse . FURS AND FUR TRIMMINGS—
serve cred-it for the the firm of A. W. Thomipson - poon L ,rd. , Sugar and. . . . i .
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- excellent work they made under such � . 0 — . Cream Dessert Sets, Syrup1lups, Knife . � . I . . � I
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- i Rests, Tureens, Tobacco Boxes, Vases, . We have this season the best Lower Canada Mink, also South Be&
���. Unfaxorable-circituistances. The follow. - Deaths. I - ' I 0
ing is & list of the successful COMPeti- Cla-URCH-In Chelsia, Ottawa County, Province: Wine Castors, Nut Crackers, Children's ! i and French S:al, Otter, Lamb, Black and Grey, with all the latest
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tort and the plow used by each: . nebec, on the 141 inst, f Gardiner - Church, � Sets in Cases, 'Tea Sets Cor�plete. .1, styles and quah of Caps for ladies' and children.
. , tq., aged 84 years, father 9f Mrs. H.: . --- I A I �
EXTR& CrAss.=oPen t& afl.-3 en- I I I � 1 I ok irl Ju enile Books - i . �
� Ckmeron,pf. Kippen. . I . . . �, . I .- New s6 Books of all kinds, , Works on Travel and ad . .
, I -itat, Paul Bua, Hibbert, Monroe _ CRICH-In Tuckeramith, on the 14th Inst., Bias � I I. venture, Historical'and SeiQntific Works 'BiographieF; of Eminent Men. Poetical STAPLE DRY GOODS—
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�� 7 - 4 Hoganplow ; 2d, D. McEwen, Stan- Townsend, wife of Mi. Herbert Crich, aged, I . I I
� ., � � I I W,orks in beautiful bindings, an iinmena4 � assortment of books suitable for Sun- I . -
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"I - -. ley., Monroe &� H.()gan plow; 3d, James 28 year,j. I . ( � . . I . -
HOLL," D -In Seaforth on the 11th iubt., Jamfilli' NOTIOEN . day School. and day .school prizes, Sun ay School Libraries, &c. New stock in
� I t Hog3%.n " i : . I urseB, Wallets. Pocket Books, Hand BE ge, Japanese Goods an& Fancy Goods in Wo have the largest and best stook of Staple Dry Goods in the
- . X0F&rj&ne, Stanley, Monroe t Holland, aged 23 years. - . - . . � '
- plow. - I MoKIBBON-In'Wingham on the 4th -inst., That the above is the 1%rgest stock. � ,t - y. Our stock will be very Is his year in Fancy Goods for the - trade, and at prices lower than the lowest. Having the facilities -
FMST CLASS Mrx.-CoDfined to the a- Ann, wife,of Mr. Oeorge McRibbon, aged of Electro -Plate ever bro� lit to the" rea variet r they must sell. Don't forget, we and. the purch A3, We Can
�. - . � 46 ys: are. . ! 9 f olidays,, and our prices will be so low ttatt . ing power to buy goods in the beat market by �
- .township. -3 entries. lat. Robert Row- ()L`yNEIn Howick on Thursday, the 2ud inst., Town of Seaforth, and thaj they may'. Eean what, we say -we will have the ch aapest goods in town. and do offer i - Jucements to customers seldom, if ever, offered
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I , .Onffe, Yeandall. plow -.. Id, A. Allison, michael Cjyne, aged 80 years. i . be within the'reach of all,II sball, for- �, any other House. Come and examine goods and compexe Price% -
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. Shiell, agdd 53 years. I i LUMSDEN & WILSON. * I
Heywood, MoDermid plow. ' t�rers'� -' . i
I I IfELps-in -Winnipeg on Nov. lat, -Hexe'kiah 20 per cent. off the manufac i
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- ,john Hunter, Monroe & Hogan Plow; FARQU.HARS ON -In Wingham, on the 7th inst., . I � I . , ; I i -
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� FMST CLAss Boya.-I entry. -John son, aged 4years and. 8 mouth". . . - I — . - PAPST, ---7— -
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Hogan plow. jant son of Mr. J.D.Sills,late of Seaforthlaged ' WATOHESS STRAY RAM.--ffirayed from the �rem iEK s of
� - Kydd, Monroe & ' . 1W E theund6raigned on the- 4th of November, a : BARPAINS I BARGAINS I
Robert'Roweliffe was awardi3d the I year and 6 months. . � I large Leicester ram abont 4 years old, with S pleie� L , .
' ' HOWSON -In Rullett on. the 12th inst., Tooeph - Waltham, open. face * a#d I at W , i .
I I special prize for making the best . I hunting ff his front foot. Any information th THE ,JEWELLER$ \ I
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Howson, aged 50 years" case, gold and silver; h n, open face 0 .
�� "t crown 12 &Mon - Stanley on the 6th inst., Ann,elnest - _ �
� - g the towLs I hip Plow I— GALPIN-In f Henry Galpin. aged 7 yews &ad and hunting case, gold and silver; ANDREW JOHNSTON, Zurich P. 0. 780xl Begs to announce that he , : �
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� The following gentlemen -acted as 10 V.- a, be- r, open face and hunting case, to the premises of 1 and 6omplete stock of —AT— .
STEWART-At the Nfle, 5th inst., cynthi gold i and silver ; Clombie open face ESTRAI c&LVES.-Came in .
and ad6pt� the undersigned Lot 25, Concession 5, Mo- I I T, . -
,Judges,: Wni. Bell, Tuckersmith; JOB. loved wife of ChristOPhOr Stewart' silver; -S. Hillop, about the lat f three yearling I � . I .
, . - Lawtou, Grainton, and Robt. Gardiner, - ed -daughter of Rev. L. 0. Rice, aged and hunting case, gold an I 10 Octoberj i . ' .. I . I
. . F. Jawt, hunting case, ilver; G. calves, one heifer, one bull, and one steer. The
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- ibbert. - 23 years. I Ca some on provii(ig property XMAS AND HOLIDAY 6OODS
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� An Agricultural Society is in course ' . Chronograph Watches. 1 i I I - . . .
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of formation at Edmonton, Northwest .1 � STRAY CaVZS---Came into the premises of -
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ory- L I SEAFORTH, L NOT. 1§, 1882. 1 Fmith, about the lat of October, four fit8ei calves, . .
. .2000 - . P � 0 92 . ' two red sud,two dark brindled. The owner can . R DRY GOODS HOUSE. -
I Fall Wheat 'er bushel .......... $0 87 to IN OLOOKS. I Watches, - POPULA .
- ljocal Notices. r bushel ....... have the same -by proving property _ and paying - I
I I - � WMS, AND LiQuom of the finest Spring'Wheat pe ;.: 0 84 to 085 : I barges. GEORGE SPROAT. � 780 .
11 . Oats per bushel...-. :::::: *:: ... 0 63 to 0 67 Eight Day Spring Clocks, from 45 ! ' . - 1- Clocb, I � I �
��. kands for medicinal burPOses at - L� THORlix's peas &,r bushel .... . o 4r> to o 56 ards; one day spring I k ' Y,An estray sheej�cama into the prom
FamilyLiquor Store. 776 Barley �er bushel .............. and upw coo 13' IE 13TRA . . L
'Butter, No. 1, loose ............ 0 17 to 0 17 from $3 and upwards; one'day weights, :, iaeB of .the und4reigned about j the Ist of Jewellery,
WANTED. -A smarts intelligent boy, Bntt',er, Itub .. .................. 0 17 toij 018 . from 04 and upwards -finished in solid : November- The owner can have the same on . . I
. age, from li to m, as apprentice to the general F . 2 1 21 -ing
,ggs .. .. ..................... o 1 to 0 - proving property and pay expenses. JOBN �
business. -- Appli -to TITOMAS KOD, 00mer of ....... 2 50 to 2 70 veneer walnut ; one day timepieces, i 13laORT,i,otB,Conce8iiiun8,Tuokeramith- 780-4 ' -3 Silver .fflectro-Platey li
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I - Main and Markeb Streets, St3aforth. 779" Hay,new ........ � ........... . 8 06 to 900 01.25, and upwards. i -- sure of the sub- . - � ived another large consignment of goods, making our stock
-A Gambler's Epi- Hides,'per 100 lba .. ....... :::. r. 00 to 800 � - . .QTR-A'YtD.-Came into the entsio We have just rece ces that cannot be surpaased in the
SPECIAL NOV". � . Hollon and Flat Ware. complete in every department, and at pri
. ed wit and punster H Sheepifdno each ................ G 75 -to I 50 . kJ Beriber, on the 14th inot, a,dark brown mare, .
taph.-The calebrat —, ..,..O 0 20 toi'O 21 - I I about 8 years old; had on a bridle and blanket. . . I
I 1 t stroUing with a friend through a suburban Wool . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - i Dominion. . .
., .... whils i The owner is requested to prove property, pay
� churchyard, cal1ed,attention to a grave, the stone Salt (r6taii)-per barrel ............ 1 00 i expenses and take her away.
� nor inseription on it. Salt (wholeasle) per barrel ...... IN JEWELRY. JOHN POLLON, .
: T ofwhichbad no name !per bushel (nevi) ...... 0 80 to 030 .1 . � Fwrquhir P. 0. 780-3 . . �
14q%is91t said H� "is the grave of the no- POW088i ; I . nards and :1 I- -- Remem �
� torioug gambler and' card sharper, M. R ; i Ladies' and Ge�uts' Gold! G — her, these Goods will be; sold .
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-. . - . d Gent � ' Roal Plate so reasonable, that every one should . �
.. � Ton observe that there is no name xecorded on the CLMON, NOT. IQ, 1882., Alberts; Ladies' an $
tombstone but I think I could Bugg, at an &PPro- 'at per bushel .......... 6 0 85'to' 0 88 ts, :P0-[T1-jr-r3E?j-Y-. take 'dvantage of this opportunity,
I Fail who Guards and Alberts; Ladie6' and Gen . a :DIRCESS CA -001)15.
. I � I ould you, suggest ?" in- Spring Wheat per bushel ......... 0 88 to 090 Gilt Guards and Alberts -'I Ladies' and � '
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- - .quired his frien& ,,womug for the last truml?," oats, per bushel ................ 0 32 to 0 88 9 " Is I WANTED11 � . I -
I � Lockets in Gold I Silv r* and ' .
. - wasthereply. Li-quorTeais use& by millions Barley per bushel ....... v ........ - ) I I -
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, I of Her Majority", suj)j�-cts throughout the world. Peas per * :.. 0 62 to 0 65 %Ilanttell; Colored Gold and'Bright Gold , 5000 WELL -FATTED 0. L. PAPST, � I
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- . R. D. Ross; Grocer, Agent, Seatorth. 774 0 16 to -0 17 ets; Roal Plate and - Gilt Sets; '! - . A large sud well 86lected stock of plain andFaticy Dress Goods in all the
� Butter ....... j� ................. 8 I Watchmaker and Jeweller, is in endlesova: ety,at the loweot
� WIL13ON' & yoUNG invite the public to E ................. I 0 e ri
I . ispiayof crockery and glass- ,gg ......... . ... 0 20 to 8 22 Biooches, Bar, Rings, Neeklets, Brace- � ' TURKEYS! leading shades; Black- and Colored Cashmer
-tall. and see their d Hay per ton. . . 7.00 to 00 I .
� I the largest aasortment of potatoes, per .b. u -s -h --el-.-.-::: ..::::.. 0 32 to 0 85 lets, Gem Rings, Seal Rifigs, and Plain ' - .
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I Wae�. They aho,A :a, ware, Terracotta . M 01.50 to 050; Scarf I 3riber will pay . Sign of the Big Clotk. Pos I
. raotto cups and mugs, MSjOlic wool ........................... 0 20 to 021 Gold Rings, fro I 'FOR which the,pubs( the highest -
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ware, vases toilet sets, &-c-, that can be found Hldea, per 100 lbs .............. 7 00 to '13 00 Pins, Baby Ping, Cuff Bqtto'ns, Shirt � mariet price in cash. The Turkeys must be � �
I'll . outside Of the cities. 1[n Ek few days we expect a - ---------- 11 - Collar Studs. I I I . delivered &liye. I
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. er sets, breakfast and WiRPOOL, Nov. 15. -Spring wheat, . I i�
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.. 1:Lts w % 'Ill ofurp . , - . I i tity of dressed
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:1 to �, ffer the above goods at such Od - white, 09s Od ; club, 09s� 5d, i : CEESE, DUCKS AND -CHICKEN& . . nd satisfaction guaranteed. OLOTHS AND OLOAKINGS8 - .
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pneeg as Seaforth oats, 5o 06d; barley, IN, SUNDRIE%5o � . .
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� one, come all. WiLSON & Youxa 776, I
� lod ; pork, 102a Od; cheese, 59s 6d. , � These require to be well fatted, nicely dresBedanO . -- —
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.. � OAK HALL mothing House is the place -Gold an� Silver. Watch Keys, Silver drawn, and should not be led. anything for 24 ------ A choice selection, in all the newest designs, at popular Plicell-
- . hours previou.s to boing killed.
. - s ajjd styles, N I - Silver an Steel Spec- ' . . i - I � .
. to: buy- Fur Capsin all qualitle TORO'TO, Nov. 16. -Fall wheat, 80-90 Thimbles, 'Gold . � .
. .. . . Tweeds JIL English. Scotch and CanacUan, to 00.93;,spri.ng, $1.00 to $1.05; Ms, 42c 'tacles to"suit Z sights ; oggles, Gold - . . D. D. WILSON. — � .
� . Coate Ftruishings in a,U the iatest novel- -9 o WANTED. -An assistant teacher, male or f&- . -
as, 75c to 76c , barley 6 9 Silk Guaxds and berts, Steel � 8 af .
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ties compriaing a iarge assortment Of to 43c; pe . I 00 to Pen , . shes and Combsj'Vio- . a orth, Nov. 14th, 18M . male, for School Section No 7, Grey. Du- � .
� $12 00 to '17-50; Chains, Hair Bru
- &� and ties just received, Under- 78c ; hay, Pei ton, � 12 00 to , nia and Bill ' ties to commence on the ist January, 1883. 'T S
, er�bag, lin Strings, Portmoi Books. ,A.1RCA-A,I1
laothing in Scotch &Ad Clana�jasi (alses,) butter, 190 to 25o ; potatoes 0 1 CAMLING'S Au=a ALIM -and porter, La Applications st:itmg salary received up to the 1:):s a 3::I --):23D :B .,
. - ..� ) I -stock of ,Pipes in ears haum, ' 1889- ' JACOB KRAUTER, . �
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- I Rays% youths', a. Men!sMen's & o.s.Men's- 75c to 800;1 eggs, per doz., 24cito'25c.; Larg'a . m 0 -, batt's India pale ale and XX stout in wood 20th November, 77&4 i �
a, aind Men'Si kes. Ffencll- Clay : '�- - i
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- A - Readymade Clothing in Boy -dressed hogs, per 100 lbs., $0.00 to Brier and other �ma - , and bottle at L. THORNIK's Liquor Store. 776 secretary, Granbrook. . - - �
- . s of Over- - , Pipe Mounts, all�'4dnds Tobacco Poucheq ' L. THoiaNF, appointed Agen .
!. ent $8.75 ; wool, per pound, 18c to 2 0.1 . ; ,,hm been
Sulta aud a large a sortin � . I I . rVEACHER WANTED. -Wanted, for School stock of Ladies' Fancy Wool
4' . . : are- � 7 d, which is n ' male or female teach- as of every at %de - Ses,rfs ; ladies' and children's Wool Hoods,
- 00&tg in aU sizes, *h1ch will be, sold at p i and a host of other small w i , for the Fairfield Plains Yineyar -IL Section No. 9, Grey, a In Wool Goo* )scription. Am in2mense
Ordered . i � ! 1 for the best wines in Canada. 776 - Squares, Clouds and Promen 81
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. . - I "Very much reduced prices. - 'Cheese -Markets. �, I - 1� . ; &� - — er, holding third class certificate. Applications :k1s Underwear, Misse Underwear,
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�.. . . . . . � CAN & DUNCAN. 779 INGERSOLL, NOV. 14.-FOUrte n faocto- . I nit, and warr�nted as re; � will'be received by the undersigned until Novem- Boys, Underwear, at prices that defy compet _eys.
atteed. DUN owume CTION- SALES. ; also full ramge of all the leading
I their. . �. I T I AU I ber 15th. ALEx. mcKA7Y, Moncrieff P. O. 778
L i ries offered 7,350 boxes of chee:e, * few SIDGBB from � - white sca,let and Fancy Check,Flannels
.... ___ __ -, _ ::-- I ( Octo. presentedi as 1, mean btL I - . to at rook bottom prices. Our
.... I ng September, but principal i I i d', � . adian Blanke
i ion SLaj.eS. bei this out. I shall not b underso 1 O.REDIT PUBLIC AUCTION SALE of thordugb - %des in Fine French Twills. ,Can �
I Z. I Auct . ber and balance of season make. Faq- I P I and grade stock and reAl estate. -Mi. TEACHF,R, NVANTED.-A School Tewher for Sh complete in every respects
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11 . On Thursday Nov. 30, at 1 o'clock 7 jely ,4Dn getting good bargains. , %-/ bred i School Section No. 1, in the Township of Hosiery and Haberdashery Department will be found
� arm, torymen Were holding for 126., with YOU Ms. , 11 . I . ; I' c R. opoper has received instructiauo from Mr. Hullett, county of Huron, for the Year 1883, Large assortment of Fur Goods. Gentjen�'enls Fur Ca,pg in every style -and
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aprietor's f -1 � al, of Brussels, to Bell by Publi s, etc., in great vanety, at
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BrusselB. Th VZtb . sharp, th , - ' � soheible prices.
haxp, at the Pr jo. offered and refused; no sales. � ,A�; price. Ladies', Moses and Children's Fui Sets, C&P
-oroughbred and Gra 11,,� rdasels, on Thursday, N ho�ding a 8eeon
- tel, Next Tuesday will be our last market . "'t 'tatin' W V til November :
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1. � 11 Proprietor; C. R. Coopers Auctioneer. this 6626 1 - ! I '01'ow' g calf, 1 thoroughbod heifer co b. ,..N ,� L.. S Y, I �
I torym'en's hands in �hi� sec I ' I bred cows in e8, . 778xa .
11 11 20 at J' o'clock P. sold in fac . - two' I P. 0. . -
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On'Monday, Nov. , tion does not exceed 10,000 to 15,000 In all the branches of WOICheS, Clocks ,� 2 t1wroughbred heifer calv
L X., in the Village of Zurich- Village I ; !! an&, warranted to thoro�g=b bull 1 year and 9 molths old, (n o undersigned win i
� . boxes. I I - � ;and Jewelry as usual, � finer in the aounty;) I thoroughbred bull tea TEACHER WANTED.-Th6
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11 I -L Property Stock and Household Furni, . - — . I , - - 23 yearal ex- i ao 6 grade cows in calf, 2 mares tv o . recAve applications up till ten o'clock on the OLOTHING DEPARTMENT. .
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� I - igive sat' tion I I i months old, all roe, I 9th of December, IM, for a female teacher for I -
I ture. Jacob Happel, Proprietor ; E - Live Stock Marketq. L . ce* the trade. : i and three years old, I aged mare, i aged ho Morris. Duties to coin- . L :
6SL Were a" perien . . . � breeding sowp 7 young Pigs, 5 well-bred owes, I 0 -school Section No. 1, I
� - Bossenberry, Auctioneer. - � ewe lambs, Iffi8. All opplica- . .
On Tharsday Nov., 23, on. Lot 20, MONTRE,&L, Nov. 14.-Pric and 2 ram lambs. The above stook melice on the lat of Jsnuary� I
9 easy as last week, and the demand, not Remeniber the old stand, opposite ill be sold without reserve, as the proprietor a I tion,o,to in writing. and applicants to APPO�r � . - We exe showing
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- It our Clothing Department is sometbiVig simply immense
L South Boundary Towuship of Hay, at . being brisk, from the large stocks laid J. E;. potter's Cheap Cash Furniture 1 owver-otooked. Terms.-TwelVe montha7 credit on School No. 1, Morns, On t . sea-
, I . , Farm Stock and . I . , i ived joint�notes, or a discount of 8 per ceDt. -date to sign agreements. ROBERT TRAQUA the largest andeheapest stock -of ReSdy-ma,de Clothing ever Offered to the
X . � i I ., apprc ,loth. Stacks of Men,%
. 10 o'clock A. M..- -h, Proprie- in last -week, equalled the suppl�. First- Store. I , � I I -Also at the same secretary, Blyth P, 0. 7 the finest Broade I .
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Lnplem.ents.. Philip Haue I 1 7 ! caWL REAL ESTATE. . I put this fall, having bought largely 2n
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.4 -_ tor; El. Bossenberry, Auctioneer. I i . North half of lo' Very rare bargains, whix3h we are ( '113SM
- clags, 3j to 4c., and lean stock from 2j REAL ESTATE FOR Slil. an I
� � I On Monday. Nov. 20, on Lot 27, Con- to 3o. per po eight. . Morris, 1008,ores, 80 acres cleared; S18010t 9 — this Hue we secured some' of. An inspection of this department Will 0011-
. o'clock noon, , Sheep m. 1 R. COUNTERy . concessioul:3,Townsbipof Grey, 100 acres, 30 1-Wj of Lot 10,COU- our customers the Ifull benefit before 46ffer6d at suchlow -
- .Cession 10, Xv,iKillop, at 12 � arce and poor, selling from . I : ! acreo�dewred; also lot 2, Concession 11, Grey, 1)Q -VARM FOR SALE,South . at-reaodymaojes were never -
were very ,so ,- . ist buyer th
� Farm Stock and Implements. John I ! I . The above farms are i al 1: oession9,morrb,100&cm;70&mgelesr4 vinoe the clost to call mad satisfy themselves. No trouble to -
P. Brine, 04 to 05, Lambs of best quality brought i ,O � "res, 65 acres ale". tic a. mostly seeded down; the balance about equal prices. We cordially invite an I
Torrance, Proprietor; J. $3.50 to #4.50, and inferior from � The Leading Jeweller. i well jitnated and in a good state of cultiva ;
. 7193 - parW of black ash anit hardwo0d. A never failin show goods. -
� . from _ . I � � Also village lots, numbers 170,171, 178, 179, 1 spring creek rUng through the back of the lot. CuStomws win fma our new man) MR. ELMER PARKER, genial,pdlitO -
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- - - Auctioneer. 12.50 to S3.00. The few calves offered . . I . : and 181, James Street, Brussels; 186, 1K, VO .
. On Tuesday, Nov. 21 , at 11 o'clock ine quality, but priqes asked I — i 189, Maple Street, and lot 204, Princess Street, j Twelve acres of fall wheat sown, Frame house and obliging with all. I Hotel. I
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I . A.M., on Lot 1,6, North Thames Road, were 6f f I � i . of an sere each. Terms of- Real EBtAte will be 86x24, stone 061lar 24 feet square ; bam 156"29 -pIwo, No. 3 Campbelro Block, opposite ROYSI - .
-- � eDtB and were beyond,what butchers would givel orable, and made known on the day of with stone stabling underneath, both imearly new ; Remember the -
11 Usborne, Farm Stock, Implem 1 . rders takell at my Store very fxv . . failing spring near
. . � Somers, and no sales were recorded. I I N a. Bv---O ,ale. 1. N -011TEL, Proprietor; 0 PUMP in woodshed; n6ver
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, lWusehold Furniture. Robert V. 14.-Higheat for portraits in crayon.by Miss Nettie scloorgR, Auctioneer. The regular barn yard, and young orchard
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"- . EAST BuFFAL0, NO 20 each, or as one mile and three quarters from Blyth Railway
:1. , Proprietor - Archd. Bishop, Auctioneer. . fair cattle 05.75 Seegmill0r, of Goderich, 0 Irsir for the sale of stock win be held at ell & CO.
I � I - received for were Apply to ROBERT TBIQUAIR, on the w. � . Carni3b
�e � prices NOV. I 10 ,station. �- M X-
. , I I at 3 o'clock pers, 1 steers two for P5. 'sample C�n bel seen in ontheaboVe dMej ThU"d6y9 NOV* V 0-2 preulf"s or Blyth F. 0. 780 -
�, On, Tuesday, Nov. 28, to $5.90, light to good ship � . I I o'slosk a. m. - .
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