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I - ) expr;ess to �you their, *arm, ap- ' -- Fmz. -0�6r 800. houses were d troy- . . . . . ..
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of �� .preclation , of the valuable , servicis ad by a holocauq� recently In YokONAk a, - I I - I Now Jewelry "
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guests to the Dumber of � rendered by. you as organii I . � . - i - rs now in full blast, and is run and wamged b3r 16 I
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� down I Irege,tion, and your, iness to TIED.-Atters well�spent life 10f . -xpsk the Jeweller. I . .
to what m ht be . - - . Chris L. r I .
Wous feast. , -elp in every Christian duty, that i yearr., Rev. John G. Bruce, the oldest AWAY BACIK 1- s �
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the delicacies of the.leal � � � - undertaken by us for the ef Methodist minister � inKent GREAT �- SPEOIAL SA.LE � , . I I . Strikes are all right if ,*�ruck against wrong, - � :
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be relieved. After Jus- � ' ' I - the Redeemer's Kingdom. .'As - a token few days ago. I I - , , I . J. . ! I I Strike not the weak b are strong* � - �,
� I N. _11" I . - - . I � In the middle of last season,we placed our oider for I � __ Strike not your father, strike not your moth;rt 7 . .
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) aU tha goo(I things pro r I I of our gratitude arid esteem we beg YOU AN Evil, INVE21TIO, i A MinnealIklis , I I I . Strike not yoursister, strike not your brother. �ii I
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ner man, all repaire(f - atch, and as you man has invea".d a - spirit level w#i 7V 71" HLA a ma'knificent'lot of . i I I
CL the to, I 4 - frequently watch its onward. movement, contains% long phial filled with liquor. O:F T7 IT ID:S _:R i ,_ TZ01i - 1� "14 As , . . Strike at all trickery, don't be behind it; . � i I
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COMPISny Wag ftl,l�. 1, '. you will rej .g . I - q I I . . _. . Strike a h.rd blow when the iron is hot., -1 �, �_ I
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appointing Xr.L Job . . I . , Strilre a, deal with Chris Papstand yoxfll strike s - I
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- it 1. the strong bond of christian uniOn that states. I , I BLACK CASHMERES, - - -1 I
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led od in a 1rughti pro -1 L I 9 Especially for the Spring, Trade.' Each number has .
ting of two a n.. over guide and bless you. Signed Olk row Teerti'er ior any sum on the Parram-' . I - e) . Store. - I
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d4resseg �; I � 6ti6n by -the eldeis - I a special finish and quality of its ow'h. They are N. BI -Any watch or clock sold by C. L. Papst � __ I
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�Iildreu to --their rs I � behalf of the congrego . I I order by chMing 11 � � I I
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Charles CADIP'7ell, Stanbury. - expected to arrive about the latter part of this month, . I -
-Robert . SM 11, ' Fe [is tat eteed .
Can tiomas Jameson and -SLANDER Suii.-Nfrs. -Peter Smith, And - continu one month. Grand oppor�unity for buyers of . , : i I I ;;; ... 1 �
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nember of the family: James Dalgarnop T � il�g ' 'or . _t'from. 15 tb�25 per and those w-anting the finest black goods can rely f . � .. I
?I , , James McGee. . whose husband is a millionaire, was sued Men's Yo*utbs' and Boys' Winter Underweary a 1. I �_ A
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is ww from friends. a - upon o'etting them for much less.'moiRey than the - � L .
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M ! ___ for slander in Cliicago Wednesday by cent. 'che� aper 'than' their value. This will be without doubt the beld I I C. L PAPST � - . � .
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r. aabinson, of Port --- � Mrs. Elizab I I i same qualities are usually sold, for. j i a . I I - I i_t
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Irches, were also given b ' , opportunity ever offered in the- towm We would say buy now at our I � . I : 4ANAGER, SEAFORTH. 1, I � � :
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y -, Bp.IE�is.-Mr. James MeWilson killed damages at $100,000. � . . - ; �
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U14-11, interspersed wl-th Is fat cow last week and found three 2J DEADi-:-Lsdy(Deros whoin`li'dry�uth Great Special gale, and save money. ,� . i
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I tnusic,,� ther I inch mails in her stomach. -Mr. .John was a noted belle, and danced at; 'the I - __ .
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by the company . 1. . ith a load - is unexcelled,. and for this EDWARD McFAUL,, _____ —_ I
of historical ball. at Brussels on the," eve of , , Our s.tock of Men's and Boys' Caps 1� . I , ., �
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Syae,"�and vneh- ! . Sherritt went to Buff,610 w - . . � . . I . . I . �
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116" . lambs last week. -At the annual school the battle -of Waterloo, is dead in Lou- month wQ Will make prices so low -that k,will 'be An object to buy of % . I'll,
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- meeting held in.school No. 10, Only & don' at & very advanced age. . U t sale. . - - ) � .
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. few of, the ratepayers 811111FINd 'CATTLE EAST. -The Fort . 11 I I I
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.- 1% . . ,J.. Baker was elected chairmsti and R.. Worth Texas packing house hasjust.' I I . SEAFORTH. _' . I �
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rroxeter. - Lstroag secretary, The auditors' $ . . -1 .1
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v P�r7e , had been received and $905,82 paid Out dealers are interest�d In the outobnie of everybody happy. " I p .� . � I I .
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decorated church $24,24 na hand. Mr. W. J. W On Di,;AD.-�.-Alexander Williarii Kinglake, ; � beans in the jar at the �
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ing, and after tea a very, I was re-elected tr e for the fourth term-. the historian, 'is dead. --He was 79'. z ,
�iirnent was pr . The ratepayers were well pleased . with years -of age. - I I V � ;
ovided by CARDN:O BROS..,.No. 1 Cardno's'- Block.' EXTRAORDINARY -BARGAINS ' � Medical R 01, Seaforth, �
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tool children and the I , . I . i � . , � ?i- � takes place this Satur �
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06011,1311 and T. Gibsoup - � and. the contractor, &fr. Wm. Neelin. - cane walked out of office at Lansing; — Birthi. . IMPORTANT NOTICE& Are often made by puttiug,,� a4 extra' price on ordinary goods. 1 It's il 0 f � I
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iv,ired ad-dre � v � . received th * aving held 'away there SPROAT.-In Tu'ekeremith, on h" 1, ; . . -<%t nine O I . i
� . ases.�The Mr. C. H. Wilson has 0 con- -Michigan, after h i .. � clock. Ten I . � �
: - � � roat, Jr., of a son. :r ive-away w . .. .
�f cert ha- tract of supplying Mr. Rice, of Lucaus for 36 years, and the Democrats recent, the wife of Mr. Wm. Bpi eally a o,' hen a merchant advertises as an I
': -on . . . . OUSE TO RENT. -To Rent. the house re 111) � - '.
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I A good programme over 0-0 thousand feet elected took possession. � wife of Mr. Jame -4 Campbell, of a d pte!. � . -
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lumber. . I Washington able house f,ir a small family. Ap nearest ten guesses. . 1 7
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if and, if the; weather be . Y'__� BROADFoor.-At Rainer, ,ply to WN. EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION a �!'. .
will, be I . - .It is offici%lly' stated that 19*150,000 tory, on the 24th t., the wite of Mrd E. BALLANTYNE, Setretary. 1204-2 � . . - Z 1� � :
a great crowd. ' . Lpeburn. I . . � .. I - - - .
�rtwrigh- . - . Christmas parcels have been delivered Broadfoot of a so0l � . I . . Time yet for another ' � .. - �
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� t is to address � d Linfield spent a sh poAt.officei, of which 115,- MoDONALD. 1T,ACK8511T11 SHOP FOR SALE OR TO � . .
NoTzs.-Mr. Fre by the Britii . - TLt he is selling his goods`66'ap, If 'that is extra6rdinary, then his Ex -May I .
: . 'fuesd&y - wife lot Mr. Jarues McDonald of a son. -- J5 RENT. -The undersigned 6ffera for sale or ' . of Wil- , �.
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VhOse who wish t - ,pleasant time among life friends here 000 comprised turkeys, fow"Is,-Aame %nd IBEST.-�n Seeforth, on the 22 iD14t,, the wife to rent the blackomithing business, 81tuf�tcd on ordinary prices are not cheap, and that i usually 6' fact. We don . 1.�' 11�_ f: ,
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-a hear . -He is studying for his 0- i son Reeve McLean 1.1, I ..'/%-, , �_�
1-1 I I Christmas week. . hristmas puddings. of J. M. Best, barrister -of a son. Concession 8, McKillop. 11, is a - . 7 5 -,ftv � � I
Iress on the principal . 1, � -good sized shop - 7- � - . � 7-y . I
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lay. wi tii � .t - University degree at the Ontario Agri- Y.11 , C. A. HSADQUARTOO.-The an- ARNOLD.-At Chillicothe: Missouri, on the and will be sold or rente4 with all tools, on rea- cry , will "401 . . -
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. a I � sonable terms. For further particulars apply to CHEAPER T .. I I . I
caltural College Guelph,where behas no D merit is madethattheYbdugMen's �'. q �
absOnceOf Sno,vr, busi- of a son. I - . MHS. KEHENY, Broadhagen P. 0. 1204x3 ' . 1 s , . . ,_ .. .
�2 A, very - slight falt been on the staff of the College for the. Christian Association of Chicago is to - —o— !� __ __ _ . count th' bean. and - a _., �
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:9169hilig, as the roads pa 't six months. Fred is a credit to his erect a magnificent building on the cor- I . Marriages. ,�,� '. __ - Simply because we -sell every day at as cheap prices -as can possibly be ,� . . �� - il � �,-_
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6th. I friends in every way.-Ihe familiar face ,ner of La Salle and Madison stmets, at . �",. L. Billings), member of the Royal College made. : Cheapness is an ordinary- feature, not an I I L award -th: prizes. - - . . I �
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�RXT Go,vE -_ Ing us last a cost of $1,400,000. The -building is to the �)'ide's fatoer, on -the lot inst., by Rev. .
I ,--The- band � - 'Robert Campbell, of the with or without plate in gold or rubber. A safe . I �
. week. Ele is a very welcome visitor and ha' 14 stories. , . � S, A. Carriere) Mr. EXTRAORDINARY FEATURE. I .
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* I always receives a -hearty greeting from 'VALUABLE GiFT.-The Queen Regent I ,towqbip teeth. Office --over O'Neil's bank, Exeter. 0 I.N.tPEAR . .
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arly settlers , - ' Wi�llam Tunibull, Es(l., ta 'o. 1204"' Of our business. We sell the best goods all the time. That is why ive �
, � - his many friends. He has just passed a Of Spa�n forwarded to the Pope a hand- , btill, daughter of . . I � � I
�af Gatario-;�en an(I " Clover Lea Farm, Po�t Blake. 7 . I � I
� ul examination an a druggist and on't Advertise, it as if it were � .'.
successf 80MO malacca cane as a New Year's gift. d DRUGGIST. i I i
lie, brave hesirted, if I .G.4MBLE-LATTA.-At ihe residenc; o he - I I ! 11
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. chemist at Toronto � University. When'the Pope touched the cane 'the bride's fathdr, on the 25th,klt., by � .,k. - , . ; -
led, into the 1bush t6 o Carriere, Mr. William Gairible, to Miss Wil- , , large frame cottage on William street, - I I . I � � �
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� Lodge supper -came off last Wednesday top opened, emitting a shower I Sea,forth, containin'g eight rooms, with 8uminer -� I .
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ilderness a home�_-for evening, and was a very enjoyable affair. pie 1[hePope was greatly pleaebd th� S�Jvailou- kitchen.; hard and soit water; woodshed and . I I I I
i-eir fa I � iNr ces � SNIDER-HALDANE.-At Arm� -i ; , I . .
�e M � r' miliet. ,'The last I I The sapier'is looked forw ' d to with with ibe gift. I i . Barracks, Seaforth, on the Oth lost., by Rey. coal house; in counection with this there is a 'That we are giving customers, but the best for the money. Bear in I . - ; I
i a. - Richard Mil- ' , � Zood stable mind ga,rden for further particul4ro " I . � � . I
much peasure ---!El,even or. twelve A.D. McDonald, Captain A-lbert E.Snidei, i ! __ __ - � � . .
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�-- Who departed I I , Miss apply at the EXPOSITOR' flice, or on the premises Mind that the best goods and the faire ry and
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Y MINERS ]KILLEb. � 0 st prices are as ordiria
[I 1, I usually have a 4 9 " (Captain Matilda Haldaue, of seaforth. evervdav matters as stinligbt and shower at the Bargrain Dry Goods Cards of Thanks;. - -i
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. elections ,on Monday resulted in'the re' A�gels Cam� RANKIN-VUNCAN.-At the residence of the . I I �� I ,
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r wax the widow O�.the, L UCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK. -Mr. and Clotbina House of Seaforth. - . 0
1 turn of the,old council with one change A load of Vnq� were beCing lowered on a bride's father, 307 Huron btreet. Toronto, on 15 � I I
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'er,, who died in Is77 . P A. Di,AW. R. . Davis has received instruptions � - . C .
Mr. Andrew Young taking the plaeb of k- the Both ult.t by Rev'. W, G. Walia,ce �
:urip,c nd when about 150feet from the 'kin, to Henrietta A. eldest .1 from Mr. Win. J. Allen, to sell by Publicl Aucl I .. . payers of �Seaforth for the very handsome iva- I
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,the very earliest. 'se;_* - * rity they gave me on Afondsy last at my elec- - I .,
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. . N. John8 who retired. The by-law the rope broke, perrell pitating all daughter of Mr. Julius Duncan, all of'To. tion on lot 20, conceaglon 4, Ribbert, on � Wed. - - � � ss
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of the, county, havill to Peter McEwen for * cd_ -df 450 feet to the bottom of - ronco. I noiday, January 14,1891, the following valuable I . tion for Deputy -Reeve.' I . -
. . granting - $1,000 a dists . property, viz,: One mare 6 years old, aired by .1 - . . - E. C. COLFIMIAN� -1 ,� I �
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leath, lot. 5 . th the sh ft.- . - bride's f I ither, on the 2�th ult., by .Rev D Old Major, s omed to be in foal; 1 mare four I �,, . . - .9 . . - . . :.. I
, the man RACi.NG STEAME&S.-The ills; y4ar old, sire y Stranraer, gupposed to be- in . � � ,AFOIRTH.-LADins A-.nv I -
�11 _3i ,e,On1c##_ - afactureof dairyialt was..de- riAl- ocean Forrest, Mr. J. C. Moon, of Hqliet�, to aux E . �,� TO Till RATHPAVERS OF SY I
- 1854. Mrs. Miller feated. - . W al; 1 stallion three years old, sired by Stran- ' Gv,N-rhE,mF.x.-1, have leasure In sincerelv thank- I . � .
. - laces, Teutonic`�`aud City of 915 of Mr.,T. Johnston, to . -
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I .. a . of Grey � . iaer end -egistered In 'Dominion Stucl book; I I ing you for the very arge vote �ou V 11
at large, oil - Tork, crossed th ,&tlantic 16 times ea6 51 i We -by Oorner Main and Mark -t -streets, Seaforth. ft c iga c me on i
r md her� un- I Jaeneall. ES-HOWLETT.-At the Manse, Walton ton as your ,:, .-
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Dughtf eXCi i on the 24th ult., by Rev. D. Forrest, Mi one year* old, sired ,by General Gourley ; I . ..Reeve by so handsome a majority. Your actloix - -� .
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aluesa of Ot6ers PF:Rso_,�rAi,s. -Election tement, in age ti e of the Teutonic was 6 ?.days, 6 11 Holmes i s Bertha Howl fjt; , I one filly ine year old, eired by England's Glory; I is all the i-nore gratIfying to me in so much as iti .1z 11
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I -tion all over. Rensall tared poorly in them, hours 4nd 5 minutes ; that of her rival, ' both of McKillop. I two spri g colts, sired by General Gourley ; four . I I I wag entirely spontaneow on:mur part. . ..
IaCe iri the egtims , . 11obert , to Mis . I � I I . - _� I
� acquaintances - RL sed to be in calf, two heifers rising 1 I-004-1 1 -.1 M. Y. 'McLEAN. i �
F She, although bar oa'ndidates were good men. 6 da�s� 4 hours and 55 minutes. I �ANDSBOOOUGH-DICK,-At the residence of cows ou I . 0 1 - - . I �
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W remaining original . I � � 31st ult., by Rev. three ye rs old, two helf e lbing 2 years old, 'Alt. �
r -Rey. C. T. Scott of West Lorne, the bride's father, on the s r r, -
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x London conference, with- his wife and . I 1. I ___ � �' ' South Huron Agricultural i .
ro eter Presbyterian ! . . Local. -Notices. �_ Tuck-cramith, to Bliss Mary' L, eldest daiigh. -alad com, e turnips in a pi , Terins-All 8utns Of �
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I WANTEI� I D, ''large ter of Mr. James Dick, of Mbrris. $10 and undar, i+h ; over that amount eleven I � E � - $ociety. u � -
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,er,. but Was on _ ng the twenty Pays at cost., Any one .n wait of these. Sau e Ine, Stephen. . � iving u) the farm, there will be no reserve, I 11 � officers, receiving the annual report of tliff ' . I � " .
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The funeral -on Sat- ' 11 �, : & Mr. James Porter, Bayfield Road. UC11ON SAE OF FARM STOCK.�Mr. Ir i AT I O'CLOCK P. M. � �,
�ry largefy GiRL' lk 0 orge Kirkby has been instructed by Mr. I
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d' xt rest besi4e that. I bath School on Christmas' - IS T. RUSSELL,-Pr6sident. - - - .1
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1. � i J Moore B. A., mathematical ImMter God: eaet of Leadbury,'on Tuegday January 20 1891, - I
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r.. Davidson, fleo'ted- the eatest credit upon its pro- ' e;ich High School, to Miss Lucy, only Cattlq.-Four spr ng calves, 1 yearl ng eifer,, L I 1. .
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'L - 0 , W SNATMTH, Januar 8th, 1890 SHURRIE -BRADSHAW. - In Brussels, on nearly calving ; 2�steers rising three, 1 � Institute. -, ��L; '
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iths, : i quired two good large ones to hold the Butter, No. 1, loose.'.. .. .. .... 0 13 to 0 14 jnian7' to Miss Ewily Ne6on, both of Hullett. I thnothy hs,V,. in the barn. The whole will I � � - .f 11, y"', - I
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. . iminly a sight well worth seDing, and 100 The .... i ............ 2'76 $01 2 75 t to Make Room for 8pring.Goods .
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. Hides per 100 The ................ 3 50to 4 00 WILLIAMSON-AlvNIVO _� -
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7 acclamation, and the all well remembered in the gifts line. Sheep Skins ...... I .. ............... 0 60 to 1 10. the 31ot ult., by Rev. John Ross, 13. A., Mr. Proprietor; 090 KIRKBY, Au�t�ioijW. 1201-2 "I. 7 I I I 1_' t
� win, Williamson, of Brussqls,to Alials �31a,-,gic - 11*; I
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,ror co.unciffors, a field 1i Wool ...... .... I . .......... I 0 17 to 0 18 - Montgomery, of Morris. ' . I � . . PROFE§SOR GREENSIDES . .1 .
. Pots" per bushel ............. .. 04010 0 40 � 11 Herey ,
fl� , was carried out by'the children, was an_ , 16L -011TH. -At Wroxeter, on the 31st t UCTION SA,LE OF FARMS, FARM STOCK ' . ; Ontario Agricultural College. ditary . Jj _. I
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choose -from. ThDS&- �� 11� salt (retail) per ba I , 1 25 to'l 25 NICI .
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nas Rae, .J. B. Vogt .11, I excellent one throughout, -and jast" Wood per cord (long-". ..,:.,.*.:, 2 50 to 800 tilt., 6y Rev. John Ross, B. A., Mr. Davi _L-�L AND 4MPbF,.11FVT8.-Mr. A. Bishop has - �. .- : �
Jo r -.the ri lit length, while the chair- Woodpercord (sho4j ........": 1 60 to 2 00 Nichol, of Dakota, to bliss Maggie, eldest received Instructions f rom the Executors of the Dress, Goods below cost ,of the Horses',Kect.", I I I
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I pastor, the Rev. Apples per bag ..... ........,. 0 go to 1 00 - daughter of Mr. Alexander Smith, of. Wrox. Ef3tate of the laW David Walker to sell by Pub- - I 14 . . PROFESSOR T. RAYNER, "I " - I
he first -four were the � man, the worthy ()lover Seed. 1.11 ..... 8 76 to 4 00 � eter. Ale Aucti6n on l6t 81, c*once8oion 6, L. R, f3., . I I I � I-
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Mal defeated lost year, - his ever pleasing and rible "maiin' Pork, per 100 ths .............. .. 5 00 td 5 50 I i - I -
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T. but failed of hi,% 1. L ,J) . ' andMargar�tl)aunccy of MeGillivray. old; 1 aged . psn)a .I � t
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16 help,- of seventeen times. were the Carmel Presbyterian L HUNKING-FISHER..-Aif the Methodibt Par- I span wsreO &6 years old, 8h ed by "North � Farmers." - � - lt:;�
L pav bus at .......... 0 P6 40 10 89 � sonage, Loodpooro on the 28th ult., Mr, T. Star;" I driVing: hbrse three years old, k0red by . I ,
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L 0 ... ,. Spring Wheat r bu�hel..".. ... 0 89 llunking, . Management." . I �1 !;
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red with the exc't I church one held the following evening, Barley per bushel ... j..*::.*.'::.': 0 40 to 0 4i WYATT-ROUT-LEDGE.-In Clinton, on the year old, sired by Hackney; I sucking colt. Sheep, BreediT - : , � .
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o . I I I to Mi88 Smannah bull, 2 two-year-old heifers in call to a thorough. I . -1.
I . Butter - � .� ............ 0 16 to 0 16 Wyatt, of McKillop, . Flannels, at wholesale- prices, ,-jo,,N wHi r., Est,., 31itch . 19,,�
?1,P%igaera said that .. I occasional correspondent in last week's -.-._.-.-._.-._�._.--.-.-. .. .... .... 0 16 to 0 17 - noutledge,�of flullett. I I bred bull, 6 yearling h6ifers, 1 yearling steer, . . I . ig Breeding." I I
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� ed over very quietly here this year, the Hjdee per 100 to ................. 4 00 to 14 to inst., by Rev. J. H. Simpson, Mr. Alex uplements I I
c in the fight for the ; - 0ordwood ........ -1 ........... 8 00 to 3 00 . rne, to Miss Bessie, 5 fall igs, also -it quantity of fo%fls. Il M flli�er below ' holesale prices, 9 much useful Information -and elicit interesting
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I rain holding away all day,aiid the roads H. Clutton, of ColbO - ' &c. -Po lumber 4wons nearly i now, 1 pair � I I . Y . W I . � discussions. . -
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! . being consequently bad. -Several ?four, -Pork, per loolbs.;,... F .... _ I � .... 6 00 to 6 26 Tuckeremith, - - trucks nearly j)ew, I double seated democrat I I � I I A Liteiary and Musical Entertainment,will ba
Pilch, Who I"t year , ' . held on Friduy, evening, when addresses will be
� I ; 'Virll . took the train for, tp,ndon on . .0. . : I HALL - LEVAN. At the residence of the with pole ana 6haf ts, 1 single buggy, I -road I I
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I a I Wednesday, .0 � Lmssromi Jan. - of Listowel, .Mr. Robelrt K. 1 2 cutters, one nearly De�V ; 1 8ftel � , _ Blanket's at a great re , ' �
�iU Ka' a,- of Gortie,. , ,�- - W. Ortwein, . " . will &Igo be furnished by several talented mug!-
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1p neut for the chief � ley's leat Wre there in the evening.r . I . � red winter, 7v 05d.; Californis'No. 1, 7e 9d ; . Hall, of -Atwood, to Miss Carolina Levan, of land roller, -9 hay racks, 1 self bilider � 1� I � I � I I cians. Look out for prograrnmes.
�. 7 . , ni. California No 2 Oe Od ; cite, on 00d ; barley, A; . , Brantford make; I mowing machine, Brantfor� -, I
1. D, 777 ; ; while last " Robert Lammic, who has been in Ma Od-; peas, big i13; V�rk,62806d ; obeete, 60s 00d. Listow6l. cn� of.. ,,ink machine, Model make; 1 sulky - I I . I A cordial Irvitation is extended to all,
. 9 - . toba for a number of years, is home at I . . . SM1,LLlE-Mc3fORD1E.-At the resid c I make: 11 mom -" i 7
� Depq-ty IteareshipS I -s � horse rake n early new 1, combined seed drill, , � . . ,&�T All the Meetings and Entertainment are , . . i
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ues and Samuel N 11 Tozorm, Jai 8.- Fall �heat, .00.93 to� 90.03 ; t" kiss E* I 1 scuffier, 2 sets iron harrows, 2 sets wood � I
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-and, Samuel - and,friende,and lookGg a 00.�F to I 'cents to IcAlordic, all of Tuckeramith. 1 -ter plouihs, 1 g�ng plow, 2 iron ploughs, 2 grind' .r'� � . - IA203-2 . Fresident. Secretary I
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� The, result showed I Mrs. It. Morrison returned this I week 111.00; butter, 13d90 20o:; potatoes, per bag,', - � I Deaths. I -ar kettles, 5 . *
- 11 ha& been of .pr doz., 28c to 30o; weigh beam weighing 600 lbs, 3 pua E�orvthiftrt in Dry Goods at wholesale prices. We mus�
�e had been poll - od,, ing the past w I -16 Scafortb,on the 4th inst., Isabella - . I .
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�� from. Kincardine, where she $0.85 to R0.90;",'eg have W. R. 00unter ; .
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I eplities, all by nia- - there. We wish him all success in his nuar3 1 7. - Tj-ade dull and prices I Doupe, relict of the . tity of oat straw,a quantity of household effects. � ' , . We. are bound to clear out our stook of Readymade Clothing at .
. - studies. -Mrs. Anderson, of Minne. unchanged. Chickens steady at. ige to i5b. 75. yearr. ' TER.,%is.-All sums of .4,6 and tinder, cabri ; over - , L � . 0 Jew�ler of 'Huron
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11 � Messrs. Ferguson Apolig, accompanied by her chiLldreu, Ducks sell at 50c to 75c; geese at f3c to 7c, and O'SULLIVAN.-In McKillop,'.)n the 7th In9t., that,afnountQ, rponths' credit N%ill be given on . g4hich will surprise our many customers. .
- - councililors. - I - * turkeys at 9G -U 10( per lb.. . Peter, second sop of Mr. John O'Sullivan, f Urniabing approved joint notes. Terms for the price . , . . � . .
. ated . I is visiting at ber fath6r's, Mr. Win. � I - I., aked 14 yci . Lro. , I � I farms made known on day of sale. Lunch. , '� - � I ., I Is now prepared to offer the Public .
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9 College on M.On- I s s in the struggle.- at 156 to 16c, medium' at'lle to 12c, and good infant son of l8aad all - aged 4 1 . .
lGee of the loth eoii�, I I Mr. James Humeston.. of Carberry rolls at 12c to 13c. Creamery is quoted at 21c to nionthe and 5 days. I NOTICE. . . :
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r � Maggra. Win. Shirray and Andrew Lam- to I Oc for sumr i ! . HODGINS.-In Centralia, will lie held in t�e'Town Hall, Seaforth, on . IJk. � . M&nfactured in America. This cla,94 of f
I . � MONTREAL, January 7.-Butter,-Chdice table Thomas Hodyins, aged 43 yeArs. I Spring 8 . .
rY,,. is home,mysticaj 110MUTIL-In Turnberry, on the 24th ult. FRIDAY Januar), 16th, 1891, at the hour of one I . � Goods cannot be found elsewhere in the
mia, both of Detroit and. formerly of 7 1 1 1
1 1 1 . � butters are wanted and are firm. Are quote as . B48inees-Receiving the Direc- , , I . . I � _�
� 4ng It' ,O 23c ; . Townships, Mary Matilda, daughter of'Charles L. and o c ock Jn : I I �
this neighborhood, hav6 beeh spending r L a
Is, visit.-Rell follows: Fall Creamery, 21c t X'Secrqtary'8 reports, the election of four 1% , � I Country. r
�i Western, Ann liotnuth, aged 10 months. - � to% an I- - I I - - I
Ir . . 18c to 20c; Westera, rolls 15c to 17c; . � . I u;rin*g this month I wX- offer my . .
12c to 151c. gp, DICKSON.-In Clinton ( ' '
. alt, is making a. 1. L . thepast week at their parental homes - , on the 34st, Elsie Alay, Di ectors, &114 any other business in the interest I -
hool, reL-O,Lpened on . -1 and among other -friends. They are both Fc, -s .-We quote at 21c to 23c for of t8e Company. . Duncan, Seafortb. large and - �
� . I - , limed, 24c to 266, for fresh. I- youngest child of the late Chris. Dickson, I I W. J. SHANNON, Secy-Treag. Dulacan & .- - i
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.apervision of Mr_ lookiDgwell, and are well satisfied with . - - ---.j � . � aged 1 year, 7 months and 17 days. I i * � . . ,1 . : - . — . I
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. hased a finPc building site, in 'our vil- T R TO- S ALE REGISTER I � - I . �
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retty brisk, nearly� everything being cleaned I the - I Business Ool I ege ,
�he Central Business C oN , Janu�r�t, 7, -Prices were � firmer and I � sk r I
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Onday,,-Ua1ia,ppy- lage, from Mr. George Brown, and in- p o . N matters of The' Oent a ?
, I 6th, at I � Andne* Krauskoff and Joseph Krauakoff, - - - - . I
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;th - 0 f. Good butcher$' cattle was in dernind at I ., I .
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I O � . tends erecting a fine brick dwelling in 31c to 4c per lb.; niodium was sold at 3Jc to 3,1c. O'clock arp, on Lot 33, Couces- 1 ali of the Township of McKillop, in the County I I . . Fancy ' Plush, Goods.
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-ing no - election�,- �� � � the spring. We will b� pletied to wel, and lambs w re firiner ind 'if d d - Z11lop, Farm, and Farm of Huronj Farmers, Debwrs. . The above named . i
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come Mr. gitchell to our go ahead village.- =; lamps sold :t .�4.50 to $5.54, a.d ,b,e'p* debtors have each made separate ass 1?.
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� . arch greeted his I ' -.M,r. W. ,C. I)avis, our enterprising -ought froin $5 to $6, All hogs were wanted at � 96 ine, ui r the benefit of Creditors, b(ning - � I - � I I . I
� ' - last week's prices ; light f roin $4.25 to ,�4. 60, anh tor ; W.�G. Duff,' Auctioneer. As�ig' 11 went$ 10 Ing ". 30 Per Cent. Discount
t with a very ea. . - .1�1 -gr ocer, is shelving all the east sidd Of heaVy $4 to 84.25. Fitle ,%,eal calvq's were sold . Chap. 124 P, S. O.,- 188Z,_'_'A rreeti of the - . .
, . __ . -ends putting in a a -ch. '�pringers bro�nght $35 to Oa Tuesday, January 20, at I o'clock Creditor� of the saiTDebtors i4ill he held at my - . - �, � .. � _.
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'Romans, la -f2, I large stock of boots and shoes. --Mr. C. $55 each. � , P. in ury, FarIT, rich at 11:30 o'clock in the forenoon, on Friday I Tte-opeDS after the Cbristmas vacation on Monday, January .5th, 1891. It is To Cash C�storners. Give ine a call, � - ;
'I ' MON Killop, li miles east of Leadb uca4on, as I
'or -TRFAL, January f). -The beat beeves Gold
freigit cashier, Qrand Trunk 1. of january, 1891, .for the a 'ding where to go for a InwiDess ed
�jence the race that & Moore, i at from 41c to 4�lc lb.,with pret - good stock the blixteenth day P- especially essential to make a wise s6lection in ded and be convinced that you -can save I
�ato, Jesus. " I 14ilway, at lingersoll, spent a few days at from 4c to 41c. �Iielrough oxen and large. bulls Sto6k. Hugh Ross, Proprietor ; Geo. ointment of inspectors and the giving of Direc- an unfortunat�e cho)CC TCtards the'student's progre8s by depriving him of qualification's which be Money. Orders for Solid 0 ,Old and
167' . iLt Christmas,With his parents, Mr. and sold at from 31c to 4c, and coninion dry cows at Ilirkby, Auctioneer. � fions with reference to the disposal ' of the emtate. could have adcured elsewbere, while his op rtupitles for promotion are greatly lessened by his e
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�A- Frida,y (avening"� . . . got college. It i Sitv r Goods will receive prompt at-
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�M,. Mrsc. W. Moore.. . from 3c to3jc per - lb, with gome ot the iebawr 1 On Thurtiday, January ,22nd, at 10 Every -peraon claimirig to be entitled to rank on lack of fitness for superior service. This Ins '
- r. John. Bone was 1� beasts down to about 21c. There was an active - the eetate is required to furnigh to me particu- strongly endorsed by the press, by business and profession men, by school teachers, and by the tentton.
Oant surprise, whea I ! .a I yn O'clock a. m., sharp, on Lot 31, Conces-, )ars of claim, proved by affidavit (not declara- host of graduates in `6i- paying "itions, You make no mistake about attending this school, as ,
. - denvind for the best calves, and M aws� Bro% � ,:L. R. S., Tuckerimith, Farme fontoallwhoarewillingtowork. Write for our new prospeetus. i �
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� . . N SUED. -Clevoland alder - Brothers paid $15 for the best caf wir- we guarantee satisfact i I . UNTER
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Us Bone with the � . L - - Sheriff of Huron, Assignee. � .
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