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f days above .* close by tho,-�Bingiag lof - � - '-fitioual Ihota �o*mhks*Ave -d a of good fishing, I beg,to make -known to my friends mid cuotollOrs, and to sill puioliasers of
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. 4i 89 ofDry kk,*ds- tit Toronto . tax. The report of the z. &4ditors, oer- , 04 Tweed . . � I . 11 I I .
411"941ad ion 6 I last ay, Marah'27th, on j Lot 22, , , I - I . . I , - I
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jr")x - Them "As. wM bought in Dr if * that they �had audiW, the to, sion 2, Stanley, it'i o'clock p, m. I can show the chespestanabest valu i
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Able vew sad su*Pmer'tra&, but wa�* rieized in . . I ; 0 F GENERAL DRY GOODS . - . � I i - I
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trinsit, , ,ht, un 1 -Wm. McQueen, . . ' . . � ' - 'am a marvel for che"P11 i
a bamiluer. Gtqat "bargains in all Hass at WAS regeived, and.the clerk w asinstruot. Household Furniture. . " thing flue this season. Our imported rrint8 � � .
Ever offered in Westerp Ontairip. Neither time, labor nor money! lima been . I
sMaNaws. TLOsfti�_tobuy, 7.0 j� edtohaveliWoopies-of the detailed Proprietor; J. P. Brine,'Auetioneer. " ( . � I � 11 I I . i 1,
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MAMTS -pall wheat, White, 920-- to statement pripted for distrl�u�ion. The' ,OnSaturday*,�M%rch 24, on Lot . I I � . as style ; the English home cloth is much better an I �
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110", 60o to 7to ;, barley, 450 t471 550 1 1- each for their services. *T, Thomas Green. at 12 o'clock sharp,Farm Stock IMPORTED AND CANADIAN �SPRING GOODS, than, that importeafor the Canadian trsde. . I i
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TS.,,W.hY WOW6 91eaforth curlers Hunter was grao-od $6.25 for wood fur- Og Thursday March �9, on Lot 7 nall � eta b . A �. . . . � . I . ; I
VC . i . perso y in the ifferent makk I ; . I . I We ask special attention to our Linen stock, which is large, very - cheaPs I I �
plaq a relurn match - with �ruqws I nished tb the same person.' The slElm Concesilon 6, Tuckeramith, at 1, Ooloc� I I . . .
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Z--�Ths. 3 I 3rd Battalion Band will give a of $5- was granted to - Alex. � Carmichael -P. M., Farm Stock.. George Monk- Pro- .
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Dram I as relief, and Wm. Stirk was given � , , antillon, Auotioneeer. � an . 1 � �
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fqr.thi on Friday,, the 23r On Thursday, March 29 j � on Lbt 9, , . I t of stocknext � I
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sititied the "Charooal Burnor." and $4 was granted to John Whitlock to Concession 4, Stan -ley, Faru4 Stock, .. — .. Oloths, and can show i full range of pattems. Full . - i . �
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I e our Seaforth friends that the en- oil -again meet on the 7t4 A ro in Hillinlry, Drea Goods Rezdym,ada Clothing - and Furnlish. w6ek. - � . . . . J - �
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'- jortainmeut will be well worth j'seeing. o'clock a. M. . : . . I . 1�. found Eze tioncd Valuo, and E,nor'mwus Variety. � . I � 1. :
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_W. ,F. Vanstoulp has leasl6d John �0 � . - . 1 � : I � 1 .
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. . SON—In Belgrave on the 3rd Inst., the I KIDD'S :F,*:,ORIUM � . This season w6 intend to offer our stock of, Boots and Shoes at and UNDER � .
bia surplus stock of logo on baivid. . T I j I . _ . � I
. MR. E*D1TOi&,-S1R 0. JL az� informed wife of Mr, W. AiNion, of � daughter. _. . , . . I i . .
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. SPRE&DING OUT.—At a meeting of the . DIEHL—In the 27th ult , the wife of I I
. Ahat certain parties, are qirodlating a . in an COST, -to -clear. We are going to do away with the bootanashoe trade, in ordir , -
direetoro ef the Grey Branch .Agricul- Mr, Oeorge Diehl, Jr., of a., daughter. I . . Corner d Market Streets, Seaforth. � I ; �
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. report to the effect that I, ting in tke, McINTYREIn Stapleton on the 6th imit., the - . . I
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tural Society, held on Wednesday last, capacity'of a Deptkty Returning officer, I wife�6f Mr. James McIntyre of a son. � I I I a . , I to make.room for Millin , &c., down stairs. Cu6tomere i6an look for bargains; i I I
the contract for the erection of ain addi- in the township of DRIVtR—In Brussels on the ?8th ult., the wife � I . ery . I I � I
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receiit election, closed th� poll for a, 110 of GRAND CONCERT a $3,000 worth to be cleared at once. I I
aultural hall was a,w%rded tG1 Mr. D. - VEAL _�In Brussels on the lat inst., the w - 1 7 ! � . � I
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L3towart, of Brussels, for $225". 'The "l!taiu length of time for t1je purpose of , r. Arthur Vealbf a daughter. ult., the- wife I I —AND— i JJNDER and by virtue of the 'power of sale � I � I i .
. ' the going to dinner, and that I idid so with- 0,&LBICK-In Biussels on the 27th I contained in a certain mortgage, '(i,Which . : I
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, of Mr. W. A. Calbick of a 4a, ghter. m ortgage will be- produced at the time of - I sale)� . I I � �
, out the consent of the' ele�tion agents 'the 4th inst., the . . Ir .
grouads properly levelled and seeded . L MoCRACKEN-In Brussels on - I ti ere will he sold by kublic A,uction, on Sat#Tday,
ro.oant skAii fnrt'hckr t-.'ka-+ I T natnr,nail XX n, t. - A." h- I P 0. 7' H P I= I . �, � - I
down eaxly in the spring. The horse r i t I WLIe LOL MX. .L UOMAB C ro. - ) " 6 I . 1 the 7th day of April, at two o'clock in the4after-
ring is also to be impraved, and the, tq the polling booth 'and pe ' . ed votes tor. I I . . � , noon, -at the Commercial Hotel, Seafort�, the DUNOAN & -DUNCAN.
itte' GRE—In Walton on t6 21st ult., the wife of I '
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- to be polled in the absencl!3. the elec- Rev. T.* Gee of a son. I wmt balf of lot 9, in the 9th congesslon '!of the - . . I
ca,ftl,e yaird-to be provided with a show tion clerk and agents. N mr, the facto ELLIOTT—In Egmondville on the 10th inat.,the ; ToWnship of Hullett, containing My acres more . . I . L -
ring." - The spriug show is to be held on - I 9 A -Grand Sa�red Concert will be.. or less. T his is a splendid farrm Terms I made . I
i areas follows: At dinner �our I asked . wife of Mr. Wm. Elliott of a daughter. I I I .
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. the 191th, of April. . I I i I . � given in St. Jameal Roman Catholic kj iown on day of sale. For further particulars I
the sortitineers 11 what about dinner?" . apply to S., G. McOAUGHEY, Solicitor for ..
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I Tim ROGERS' Aft -DAL. -The curlers for The said they would like to go, and as I I)eaths.. ChOch, Seaforth, on IN ortgagee. - . L 797-3 . . . . � . . ; �
the past. week have been L plo'YiDg Off in , y . I L .
- 'v oting was Black,, I. propool ed that we .McCON&CHIE—In Tuckersmith on the 12th' - .
pairsforReeve �Rogers' handsomegold I shoul e poll foi 30 minutes. - inst , Margaret McNaughton, relict of the I . � . .
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inedal. On Tuesday; last the 22 playeks This proposition was agre . d to by -all late Neil McConachie, aged 86 years and 4 Thd , .W 1-� ;n
WereL rE)duced to 3, and stood in the - , month& . . Under the auspices of the choir. . (I W, . OAK HALL CLOTHING 0^711`013E,
. ' parties present, including tb scrutineers ]KILLER—InKippenon the 5th Inst. Jane, following is the Programme: L 0 - .
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follow in g for' both politico! candidites, and the beloved wife of James Miller,aged sixty-eight I .
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. CampbeU and. C. R. Cooper. � 1n the Poll was closed kccordingly� The charge years. . PART FIRST. - ,-� C1 C-+,. . 1. . .
Anal draw, in 10 ends, Armstrong- beat riCKARD—In Exeter on the -3rd inst., Penrose, ,
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Cooper by 6 to 5, ancl Campbell 8 to 4. . daughter of Robert and- Margaret f`Ickard, I
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. ! of the election -clerk or scrutineers is ,' CHORUS--" Wort& In Excelsis ......... St. Clair �t �� . I L .
Armstrong is one of the Youngest play. ' CR aged 2 years, 2 month& and 21 days. - . The Choir. �d -.-� - A) I *;-
absolutely and entirely false. What I OLL—In Clinton on the 2nd inst., Norma )_4. Our stocl�z of Scokh, English and Canadian Tweeds are all to hand. W
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dai I bte of M .. John Croll aged I SOLO -"Palm Treeaf ...................... Faure. . I :
ersin the club. He will hold the me, did was aone-with the consent and Violet, d.a0ug, 3 alin. I C tij P --d . . * -
uutil next winter. The victory is much year, 5 n nths = 6�aya , . Mr. JoL . CfA
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approval of Mr.'Hay's scrutineera, and PE in Kincard' 0 on the 3rd inst., CHORUS —" Magnificat ................. Mozart. will be happy to see all our old. customers for clothing, and many new ones; best
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to his credit as a, skilful player. A0004- L- orge Pea- � The Choir. . 9 �0 . - W . - L
, . if they arer honorable men they sill cor- Francis, eldest daughter of Mr. Ge TRIO---�" 0 SaIntairiel" .......................... W . - .
L cock, formerly of Hullett, aged thfrty-four 0 value in the maxket, and satisfaction guaranteed. . . I
- . roborate what I say. Hoping you wil.1 L, Miss Foster and the lgissei3 Walsh.. I �> - . - .
Wroxe�er. give this an insertion, I am', yours, &c., -ROEy1")1%-At Zuriuh on the 11fh inst.. Mr., . . . I r -L I .
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11ARKETs.-Spring wheat, 960 j falls - I R. PomjAux), Ekhard Roeding,i aged 80 years, 4 months and . � L
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wheat, 93c to 950 ; barley, 40c to 60c ; Deputy Returning Offlo*er. 29 days. - . I . �� t stock of Hats and Capo in the West, direct im- -
ELLIOTT-In Morriq on the ?nd,inst.,Blvira M. bj We are showing the Rues
peaa, 71a to 736 ; o LECTURE BY REV. -FR. M'M a . .
,ats, 38c to 40q;L bnt� Mc]Mlop, Much, 14,1883. . oungest dvu�hter of Will -am and Elizabeth ULLEN' � I . I
ter, 19c ; eggs, 200 ;, lezd, 150; IS110w, . � y � . 0
� _. . Elliott, aged 11 months and 14 days. . , . P�l � "I . )-In portations from New York. If you want a rid-bby, neat, and cheap Hat, call at
To. i A Grievance. HAUT-In MeRillop on Tuesday the 13th inst., � �� .
CGr,RB0T-_roN,- MR. RDITOR,_ Sra,_ L ' Henry Hart, aged 38 years. . ' I C C/) 1:L OAK HALL.' Full lines of Gents' Furnishings. - .1
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kITOR,-DEAm SiR: Previous to BOLLARD -In Clinton on the 10th inst, Eliza, .. . P1 1'..3 -::I .
Having learned th&t a report has been M'R. E - . � PART SEOOND. ' CD .
.4 and during the late elections we,read a rplict of the late John Bollard, aged 78 years . ;> )1 - I
Circulated to the ,effect that I have been great deal a,beot the Crooks Act, and And 8 months. OHORUS-11 0 Cor Amorls," ........ Lambilotte. "." txj .
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making certain statements and remarks we thought that by aupporting it we Me-LAREN-In Clinton on the 11th inst., Peter The Clwir- . . (::) - t -T-1 Cn &* I . I
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-ejudicial to the Reformers, I would I - 1�cLaren, aged 41 years and I month. - SOLO-" Ave karls," wibh violin s000mpaniment - t"i . z . � I
were working for the best intereBW Of CHARLESWORfH-In Goderfoh. Towns.Wp, on - ;Wiss Poster. I
leave to have inserted in the col- I ::� t:d tt - � - �
E;. � the community at large. But a number the 18th inat., Harry Charlesworth, aged 4 CHORUS -46 Tanium Ergo,) ........ fA . . . . . . Beoae � DUNCAN & IbUNCAN. -
i umns of your paper my most uuq�ial�ified anY, 6 months and 16 days. . Miss Walsh and the choir. I �_g . I
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11 of the inhabitants of Bluevale have ' ," t_1 .
denial -of having said, at any timb, . MoRINNON-In Winuipag on the 9th inst., Mrs - , � C1 P
anv- been compelled by force of summons IgpKinnon, wife of Mr. wex. McKinnon, late I til _:� �t " - . a
thing against or proindicial to the R,e and subpoona to see the working of the � otLp61-now, Out., aged 82 years. ' ' I I . � - t 0 t;� 5:L .
formers, either individually or ast a body. aaid Act in a manner neither patisfactory I -1 F . . - .. 11 * Doors .open at half -past 6 - o'clock, I I f, - �
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1 . nor agreeable to them. The disagreeable Marria&es. 'I,,-- Concert to commence at 7. Admijasion k-4 W � - ALMOST UNANIMOUS.
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ese part of the matter to them was having DUNLOP—STEWART—In Clinton on the 3rd to any part of the church, -2.5 cents., A t:� �>- . I . . I
3110EUEL KORMAN- iPSt, by Rev. A. Stewart, Mr. Hugh Dunlop, I :0 " � �
to leave their business and � travel a -dis- Of God irich ToNynship, to Miss Kate Stewart, cordial iiavitation is:6xtended to all . (W ,- 11 . I �
0u-RLjxG.—Qn Saturday, Maroh 3rd, Inil . - "I I e4 (D � � � I
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� the W,rqxeter curlers met the HiLrriston tance of neaxly twenty, _, es that"'is of Clintou. . W� �_91 W � .
' from-Bluevale to Brussels and. back at LEA_�L—BALL—At the residence of the bnde's 9 - I .
men at Lakelet, and this � tirn'e fullY . father on the 28th u1t,, by Rev. -J. Gray, Mr. EXECUTORS' NOTICE. ) 0 t2i 0 En . I . �
� , their own expense to attend. a magis- 1�dmund Le*, t% Miss Hannsh, Maria BaR, all � . .� I . . � I
redeemed the laurels that the H�rriston trate's.court held in Brnasels O'n Satur- Of Hullett. . �$ �1 In the Matter of the Estate of the Uste t t7d Id . - . :
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tem had taken from them at a previous day, March 3rd.., for' the purpose of pUAVjs_()U,NNINGH-AM-1n Morris on the 6th THOMAS RYAN Deceased. I I .td X P � . . I
match. From the beginning tho Wrox- . I . I
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,eter men led the game, and. at the end, prosecuting Mr. John Paterson, hotel- !pat, by Rev. Mr. Birks, of Blytb, Mx. Jas. -------- f, - Sec. 34 X t4 :� , - - , �L � � :
-rurvis to Miss Adhie cunniDgham, both of pURSUANT to R. S. O., Cap. 107, . :
I keeper, Bluevale, for infringing certain 4 # CD � . . �
On Friqay 9th, �i *orris. � � � i Notice is hereby given that all creditors anal �_3
Btood 18 points' ahead. . provisions of the Crooka Act. The CaSe CH&P,,AAN—Mc'NICH0L—Iu .Brussels on the having claims upon or against the estate 5 _!:7) , En The Verdict qj Ninety -Nine out of a Hundred is'
the Brusgels amateurs came �ere to.f rsons . � .
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. f I as stated by Mr. Donald Scott, License 17th inst., by Rev. S. Jones, Mr. James T. gThomaa Ryan late of the Town of Seaforth, in Z M �;_ . ' I
play with our boys the return 'inatch, - Inspector, was that information had Ohapm,on to Miss Annie MeNichol, both . of the,CoUntyof-.Tduron, yeoman, who died onor I t!14 -
Grey. � about -the ninth day of February, A. D. 1883, are I - - - N I ' '
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and the boys following the good ().X&mP'e been laid with bin� that John Paterson I 0 that GLYCERATED BALSAM OF FIR is. Sujw
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set them by their seuiors vanquished GOSXAN'-TAYL0R- On )4arch Ist, at -the on or before the 7th da,y of April, A. D. 1%3, to I- . IMI _-ei � $:L - � - , .
the outsiders by 12 points. 11in. No. 1 did -in his hotel on Sunday, February . voidence of the bride's father, by Rev. A. send at, prepaid, to John Dorbey, E�q., Boa- W . . �0- - . . � I
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: -rink the score was 20 for Wroxeter, and 18th, sell or dispose of intoxicating I ]KcLean, Mr. Thomas - Gosman, to Miss b �. PO , one of the Exe6tors of the said � � el M I
. Catharine R. daughter of Mr. John Taylor,Of , deceased, their Christian and surnames, addresses d for thopurposes /&
liquors contrary to the provisions of the . . I . (A t4 X (P ior M anything they have ever �.trie .
on Wo. 2, 8 for Brussels. The i utmost . Morrm and descriptions, the �full particulars of their � I . I - I
U the said Act, and called on five witnesses JOHN 8 r0X- WARWICK -in Clinton on the claims, a statement of their accoants, and the . H In " , f3d . - . � . %
good feeling existed throughb t which he had subpdaned from Bluevale 7th ult.', at the Presbyterian Manse, by Rev. natare of the security (if any) held by them, and . " . N
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ontire game. . i to prove the case� as stated, the names Aiex Steward, Mr. Geor4e S. B. Johnston, that after the said .7th day of April, A. D 1883, M . 0 which it is recomwnded. - For persistent CaugA (W -son
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I of Brandon, Manitoba . tO Isabella B , second the Executors will proceed to distribute the � . .
— � - I of the' five wiehessits having been f ur. � daughter of John Warwick, E�sq., of Hul- 0 - t (1) . . � ,
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HMB Green. I nished to Mr. Sob-tt .by hio:informant. let. . W . ' *
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. � . L, Thrlbat, it seems peculiarly adapted, Try it.
BULL SOLD. -Mr. Hagh L�ve has After hearlpg the whole of the evi- AINSWORTH-McGREGOR-In St. Paul, Min- claims of which notice shall have been given as (1 47 . .
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a flue Ayrshire 1�ull, one yaar old,- deuce it was proved that Mr. Paterson , above required. And the said Executors will .4 . . .
sold Mr. Charles Ainsworth: to Bell&,* second not'be responhible for the saRets or any - part , �� - � .
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to Mr. Gordon Young, af Colboine for was'not guilty, two of the, Witnesses not daughter of Mr. John Mebregor, formerly of .. . er bottle. For sale by
. . thereof 0 any pers n or persons of whose claim I V 50 cents ,0
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t10. This y9ung bull Was aired] by Jax-' having been on his promises, and the Lucknow, Ontario. . orcliims notice oba.1 not have been received at � t4 . . . - I .
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dinela celebrated imported bull,11Arthur other three not having got or seen any � the time. of such kii tribution. Dated at Seaforth " I I 0 16 I �!- I
Xarrs," and from a thoroughbred cow. other party get any kind -of beverage - - Local Notices. 14th of March"i I I . Pi S. CARROLL, Solicitor� I . ! I .
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There is nothing like the Ayrshires for whatever, and that the inform.atiou `RXICEMD *at 1). D, Rose's I New Tess, . h 0 - - ! U2 LUMSDEN & WILSON, Seaforth. �
ilk, and Mr. Toung fieems to be aware bad been given for some -malicious pur. I .
mi i which for"quality and price I claim can't be beat, ______7 - 1-3 . � . . I
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i pose. Now the whole of the above pair. and if you doubt it a trial will convin OTICEJT0 CONTRAOTORS. I
of the fact. . most skepticaJ that it is so. Also, New Curmnts, �4 � - A) . . r I
. - � I ties Jeel aggrieved to think that any Valentia Raisins, Table BaWns Figs 'rrunes, QEALED TENDERS will be re&jived by' either � � L
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—_ , � maliciously disposed person can by ffiim. e undersigned on and up to Wednesday ' 0 1 0 I � �
I Bayfield. Carded Peels, Extract!s, Canne'd �omatoeb, Corn, I -J - of th . - I JOSEPH KIDD & L'SON, DubHYL . . �
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i ply writing a lettef to the Inspector Peas, Peaches, Pe A I I ams and Jellies, March 21, IM, to ut up 62 rods of fence rounj P., . . . - 7 .
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DEBT - RxiswD.— The' "Methodists of compel him -to prosecute any hotel- and Canned Weaa,7? arspo eao,p�,fljne assortmeRt of the Show Ground �t Brucefield, leased by -the * P , - I
thaBayfield cirenit. have man�ged to keeper, and call upon any witnesses pure candies, all of, which w� be sold at my South Rueon Agricultural Society. Tenders to . . . * � i
. usual low P'n,ces. , I 1 783 be opened at Turner% Hotel, Brucefield, at 2 :)> ; . . . . . � .
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payoff entirely the debt which for some they .may see fit. to name (even suppos. - I I o'c*lock p.m., on the day mentioued. The under- 51 JAMES DRUMMOND, Blyth. -
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time has- rest . I ing they may never have a epped on the � sivied are'not necessarily bound to sece I 11 .
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L , lowest or any Tender. The fence to be a close - � . . I I . . I
Rev. Xr the trustees, OOURT t i
. . Baugh, with , premises of the party complained o� to SHERWOOD FORESTO board, 7 feet hixh. Posts to be 9 feet long ; to . . I I in
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ade &.personal canvas � circuit, leave their business and 0 their own be sunk In the ground 4 feet. No post to be less I I ANDREW. GOVENLOCK., Winthrop.. :
raising, in cash, the sq'm . of $490, which expense (excepting the m gistrate may OURT SHERWOOD FOREST of the A. 0. F. than 6 inches in diameter at the small end. , - ;
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. & 11 roh., .. Q,Q4f.1nQ1U4% Posts to be'6 fe3t apart and each post to have a I - I
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VIAS-pailu IM -- - = see nt rwo &uow ol mil ageover te,4 Odd FellowsHall, at �7:30 P. M. Visiting .Breth- ) . I i
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of the t196 raised by meaus of the quilt. miles) to disprove'their co, nection with ren cordially invited. J. FINCH, Seefetary. 791 notch cut in the butt. The fence 0 have two IDiamonds, Jewelry - - - � �
rails in the usual manner. The scantling f6r the � 3 - �
YOU MiXiTUEA.-Mr. George Parke the case, and all the �oot to the ' . rails to be 21t by 4 inches. I HUGH LOVE, Hills I � I . . . � .
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agricultural busi- Green; WM. BELL, Hens�ll ; ROBERT D�CK- - R-1:zX1**T.(3_. 11 . � .
who- has been in the � m�p, a sheet of ' I �1% 1883. . � S :188 l
informer is a postage sta, TIEF, MARKFj'�S*- 797-1 1 . - . . .
ness here for several years left on Mon- paper and envelope, and v�e think that , . I I � S,ON, Seaforth, Committee. . I WAT I . I
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day. for Manitoba, where he wil�l repre- all parties furnishing mal, 'one ', infor- BE AFORTH, March 15, 1883. ! : , .
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sent the-fouudry, of Mr. John Watson, mation or information tha'�'co'uld not,be Fall Wheat per busholi ......... $0 92 to I 00 NOTICE TO MILK DRAWERS. I . � . I -
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� of Ayr. Mr. Parke - is an energetic I g WheAt per bushel ........ 092 .to I 00 Silverware, , Spectacles, c�c. f, . . � I
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� rn ostrper bushel ................ 0 86 to 0 87 HE drawivi of milk. for the various routes of � I -
young man and wilL. no doubt do Well expenses of such proseouti . . . T the Walto"heese Factory will, be let by ! . ._______-.4
I . . . Peas p_q bushel ............... 0 70 to 0 76 1 ! . -
Prairie Province. Previous to - . 0 48 to 055 Public Auction, at Beirnes' Hall, on .R1 onday, . I tDS. SEEIDS. SEEDSO
in the . . WrmEssics. Barley pot bushel .......... ... I I � i I I SE - I - �
entertain ` * I ..: �.. 0 18 to .0 20 ftlal-ch 26, at I o'clock p. m. By order of the I . . .
his aeparture he was .911 it 5 Bluevale Marsh 8,.188& - . 1, - putter,lNo. 1, loose ...... . D, President. 797-2 �iamond Rings, Bar 'Rings, Scarf � - I �
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complimentary su per tendered ihim by - � 0 W Diret',tors. R. POLLAU I - I
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the Orange organization and a humber -Mr. David Hatch, onq of the old Z,1,1ser" -For sale cheap, 1 * . .1 �
. - ....... P...., BUILDING LOT FO_R SALE. I Pins, and Sets in 15k (701d.� ' L
ffiends. He is a g�nial, goodl follow pioneers of Rayham, had '�hifj. seventy- * I �
Of . . i Hay,new ........................ 9 00 to 10 00 a most eligibly situated and desirable build- '
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and will, make friends wherever he goes' . ourth birthday celebrated 'on _tbe 22nd Hides, per 100 lbs .. ....... � ... 6 6Q to 7 50 ing lot o,d north Main Stre�t, neax the business r - I - M. MORRISON Has Received His .
� I .� -20 he town. The lot is wen fenced and I . � . . . .
TuA_XRF,TiNa.-Thq Most an,cessf al February by his children i and grand- Sheepskins each ........... i ... 0 50 to 1 portion of t i ! - . . !
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., ' Wool ....... � ................. I.... on. -can be given at any time. Apply at I I
tex-meeting and muBipal ent6rte 1111ment children, his ,brother Le7i and wife, . E EX-POSITOR office, Seaforth. S .
� I . salt (retail) per barrel .......... I- - I - � 1-25 - G - My stock of Colored, Bright and Fine. -
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that has ever been b0d in this village, brother-in-law Bowes %nd -wife and Salt -(Wholesale) per barrel ...... I 1 00 �, olled Plate Jewelry, Silver-Pla"d � .
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. . Potatoes, per bushel I . SHER FOR SALE. -Leonard � _ I �
both financially an4 otherwile, was others agreeably surprioin Mid, �y tak- . (new) ...... 0 80 to 0 40 1 �4 �
- ing pos his resi ence.. The Dressed Hogs ........ .. I , -are, Watches, Clocks and Spectacles, 41% A . .
held in the toWn hall Qn . - , ......... 7 00 to 7 60 _QTA" THRE ' I is very complete. All the goods are R . DE I -
- Thursd4y even session of I y 11 . I " Engine and Climax separator, all in good . Sp ING STOOK OF F14ELD & GAR� N SEEDS
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ing. of last week, nader the sus�icep_ of brought with them a large variety of __ — * � ruanitg. order and ahnost ne*. Can be eeet on I * � . . I
., . OLMON, March 15, 1883. lot 1, concession 14, H. R. S., Tuckerstpith. bought from the most reliable manu- 0 �
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the - English church, and under the edibles, a long tablo was spread and ' '0 'ROBhRT and WM. DALRYAPLE, Pr6prietoris. ' d great care taken in the - . � �
Fall Wheat per bushel .......... V 92 to 1 0 .1 . . .1707" facturers, an . � . .
management of the Rector, �R�v. Mr. loaded down with these #41i bounties of spripl; Wheat per -bushel. -.-.'.'... 0 95) to 1 02 � oelection.- All goods warranted as re. I
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MoCosh, to -whom dreat credit is I due for -Providence. It was pleMing to s' 088 1 CONSISTING OF ALL THB LF"ING-LIbEg IN �
i - ee the Onto, per bnshel ............... 4 0 87 to 088 ____4�_ - , - presented, and if wished a written I . i
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MU I 10 was 01c, - arty Barley per bushel ................ � . � ;
so,succ6ssful a mee#ng. a i gentleman, who is otol hale, he 0 46 to 0 65 , -RACTORS. guarantee given with each piece sold. ,
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Peas per bushel ................. To 00 N1 . e I . .
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f=nighed by the Willis ebure choir , and cheerful, with his gol'od laayj the Butter ......... . 0 18 to 0 20 — � . �
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of Clinton. under the lea tner of the joys'ia,�d sorrows of E ... 0 21 to 0 22 TENDICS7will. "be received by thq ,
dership of Mr. aged par , ,SEALED . mm&ld I
ggo ....... v .. ...... 0 ..... 1� - Swede Tumip, White and Grey, - Stone, - -
Jackson,* jr. Our people were highly life, gathered round th� � board with Hayi per ton ........ 7 00 to, 800 . I I
undersi d til Monday, March 19th, for - . _. .
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�.. 0hfldk6 I 11,k " olive. Potatoes, per bushe1::::�*::,_,r*::: 0 38 to-, 0 8ffi a f &B I I s and Sugar Canp, &c 7
dehightod with 'trhe glees, quaitettes, 'their numerons d, e , - the erectia 0�ck REsidence in *Seaf,prth, f - I . ' Wurtzels, Carrots, Beet #I
� Wool. ........... 0 25 to 0 27 also for the erectio of a Brick addition tp� the I ' .
. - 100 lbs ........... t- - - 6 �O to 7 00 .ill �c re- I
v , hich meral highly plants with them. --� .............. ,.
duetts , &c., all of w � Hides, per , Seaforth Egg EmOorium. Tenders vn INSPECTION I INVITEMP
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appreciated. We must also �iention -The steamer city of Chester, in- Dressed Iffogs ............... �-.. 7 .0 to 800 ceived f or the two jobs jointly or separat ely, and ! I �
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the wonderful little'musical digy, man Lin&, whioh left New, YoL#k on the � * - : I I I I for the whole work and the several parts. . � The . . - '
- . lowest or a- n er not necessarily ace Pted . I And a Iwo stock of Garden Seeds of all kinds In bulk,or by -1 i
but n - LWERPOOL, March 13.! -Spring wheat, my ten - - tl 8 pa' � i
ra Morgan, who is tiny 3rd March became disablpd whe out � BIUM
.1ry 7 unless otherwise s . isfacto 1-Y. Plans and s ebifi- Clover Soia, Timothy, Orchard Grass, Kentasky Blue, Gr!"t I i
,4, but -660 miles from Saudy-.1gook, on the 09s 03d ; red winter'- 9s 8d to 00s I . I I
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inite on the stage, 6 years of sq d a large, stock of I
. voice that is truly t 1- .afternoon of the 5th. Sail was put on Od ; white, 09s - 6d ; '. club, 09s 10do obtained on appli ion at'the office of th� un - We Also keep on hen . I
� possessing a . marve I " Every description of Watches, Clocks . - I � I I
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ous. for one so young, She saugloeveral and the course of the ship phanged in ostsp 5o 06d; barley', 58 6d; peas, 7a , � , , . �
13, and rendered some comic' reoits. order to, gain Halifax, v6ry Blow Pro- 9d; pork, �5o Od;, ch I se, 66o 00d. I;z-r The time. r reaei�ing the above tenders in aI �
11 10 work anlike malluer, ,and j;
-9 4- . has been extende until TUESDAY, Apro 8rd, m
. until 4turdaY 'when . - I to 1. Groceries, Crock6ky, -Flour, Feed aud �
. that received a roundol LK: plause gress was- made. I . �
= 1883- - give saiiisfaction. Aemember, � do '.
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from everyono present, The s, skers she was taken in tow by t the Missouri , TQ]%O2qTO,Ma,r0h14 4'sal Wheat norsdveitise anything �ut what is kept . P,rovisions at Bottom PricelL ;
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of the evening wer6 the Rev � . in stock. . I . I
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Of the Methodist church, and th Rev. bour. The steamer City of Che*ter to.4�.o; peas, 75o to 78. f barley, Q2o to _- - - " -1 '1__..&_._.i1._ , .1 - 1 I :
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X. Patterson of Bayfield. Th� former was bound from 74Q ,' 1hay, per ton,. $1 2-.00 to $17.50 0 1 . eople's Sh I I or, I � . - . - . �
0 ; R R -ERT W1L`nt`8'nt0hV-6e'yPaUd must ha At, - �
po i and, one- -buttor, lil,470 to 270; inn,, tstoes per bag, , . ffedortb, -we : I
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telling many anecdotes and keeping the , ol with about thirty cab n - P . ose Indebted -to bim must M. R. OOUNTER,. Me MORRISON's - . I r
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audienee in roars of laughteio' The hundred . and seventy steiarage - pasten- 75� '40 80c; 6gga, per'4 - z., .210 to 23o.'; ad& donsequoutly th - I I - . . . -
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people present thinking they wer� getting gers on I?Oaxd. The Wamn line steam. drqlise& hogs. -1 lbs. " $8,00 " io . . .
- per t , will onsue' A:'woyd to "the wise, As suff 4Wpt. East Side Main- Street, Opposite WArket Street,s"forth* I
. I ROB . , Seaf6rth, � 791 Practical Watchmaker &ud Jeweller* . :
more than their 25 . cents i worth, er Ifissourl, which picked her up, was $8.p� -,.,wool, pl�r pound, 19cito 20e. ZRT WILLIS I . .
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