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,report for IM. � JA - - DEAN.—In Seaforth, on the 9th inst,, the wife - . I � � ng. . � . - � .
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�q_ � ,Wldhisfifty-acrefar'n to John Clark, HEYWOOD—SANDERS.—In Stephen, on lot " - I . I " - -
Ir. 22, concession 2, on the'8td inst., by Rev. S. . To Indla's coral strand, if done, suddenly, might be � We manufacture all our own Readymade Clothing in a style a d B us U -12 of Seaforth I,- . : fd'
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is , manner which discount the ordinary readymade, and we offer our stock Makes them a as anyone, and do first- '. . I I
� , SOUOOL AF-PArEs. - -There is7 to be a Sanders, Esq., of Stephen. I � changes, and protect yourself from danger, -by being - clam work in & o" � . .
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to - gbljo. school examination in Section SANDEM.—SA.?4DERS,—At the rectory,Exeter, . 'warmly clad in such 'Underwear and Clothing as we at prices no higher than what is asked rior Good �
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- Thomas Sanders to Mrs. Mary Sanders, h6t� are selling'day by day. La stock of 'Undercloth- . - .
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��, I ing for men and boys, and numerous bargains in - shrewd buyers who appreciate good value instead of low 'prices will, in ed in crafon, beautiful for Christmas presents, 1
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All are cordially invited.— MAY—ATKINSOX.—At the residence of the I I cheap. . Call and see samples. - I I .
McNair is re engaged for, bride's mother, Exeter, .by Rev. S. F. Rob. � 1. � I ' A nice line of Frames always in stock. . . . . I -
, � . Viisosw%gs�y . inson, on the 3rd inst., Mr. John May to - . � Suits and'Overcoats. , . � . � justice to themselves, see our stock.
x1ext year in her school in Stanley town- . - . . . All Photographs taken in one second on the I . - _.
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�yf - ' —At the residence of ' We do the largest clothing business in the county, and are in a - - .1 � I
[IW her abilitle'a aa a teac er.—Mr. ff. Fow- . Alleock, on the 2hd inst., by Rev. W. Craig, J � - I , - � . I . -1 I
'Mr. Jain es ShePP3rd to Mrs. E. J ohns, all, of � - .
MO. . far jet le&vL-g Scotion No. 2, and will be ' Clinton. EDWARD M FAUL,'-SEAFORTH, " �
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0 - Auring the past, two � Fears, has t%ken a inst.. by Rev. W. Craig, Mr. A. Cousens, . . . � THE F�MOUS CLOTHIERS, 0- LINTON. Bean Guessing I - I
L 3L I I ,echool . for 1891 in Hullett"townshi.p, TH to Miss Jenny Walkins, all of Ashileld. Many are now puzzling their brain. try -i -fig -to -think what would be . . � . — . . �
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� I yne following' . whic a eared in the the bride's father, Highgate, Hen such anxious ones to repair,, at once to I- I I
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11 taln.land by the defEndant Holmes, the Where an en,3rmous stock is now displayed from the very cheapest to are going to fill them with ? X o. I
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IL � treasurer -of the aouril y of Huron, to the aid, Mr. Eli Bateman, of Silver Lake, In. the finest and newest novelties in the market. Our stock of suitable you look over the myriads of suggestions we have in store for you. We , I _�
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t - m daughter of John MeMillan, Esq., M. P. ?1JO ts is so vari is impossi umerate one can certainly help out that tired thinker of yours. We have things 11
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I i , the township of G ey submitted to - balf ihe lines, but it is selected with an eye to the usef al as well as the useful and beautiful, useful and not beautiful, _. P SEAFORTH. ,I . I
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I i. lorego their parchase. upon being paid Deaths. J ornamental. We would call attention to our stock of and many things that no combination of adjectives will describe. Look . I I �
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: � - David Walker aged 73 years. Bibles, Testaments, Prayer and Hymn Books, Book and Booklets of all kinds from ID 11 I
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. . YOUNG. -In Seaforth, on the,4th inst., A. D, the very cheapest to the most artistically bound volumes, Photograph Albums, 'the useful and beautiful are Shawls, Wraps, Dress Goods, Fur Coats, I -
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I - Tespeat of the lands. Judgment direct- SNELL.-In Hullett, on the 7th inst., Jimes Autograph Albums, Illustrated Books in fine bindings, Poets in all styles, Chil- Caps, Far Capes, Fur Sets, Gloves, Hosiery for the ladies young and ' . I
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I I . jug that an account b -, taken by the reg - . dren's P,00ks, Leather Goods, Writing Folios, Music Folios, Jewel Cases, Car old, Overcoats, Suits, Hats, Caps, Gloss Shirts, Underwear, Silk Haiid- . : - I
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1 77 years. Cases, Pocket Books, Cuff and Collar Boxes, Dressing Cases, Work Boxes, Writ- � A
. istrar of the amount property due by the , BAINES.-In- Morris, on the 2nd inst., Mary, jug kerchiefs, Silk or Wool Scarfs, Ties for the men and boys, and hosts of Prizes costly and elegaint, . 11
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: . I . awards, including interest and expenses, ' Years. . Cases, and hundreds of other odd articles which we cannot classify, bu. � 4 1
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. I ba ascertained, together with the de- 4WELSH.-In Usborne, on.the 29th ult., Eliza. "Mou" I . 1. V. FE AIR I
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� lendants? costa of the action to be taxed beth, wife of Mr. John Welsh, aged 53 years, . . I - . I . ., I
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. peg, formerly of Seaforth., MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH, ONT. T � � �
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1 . T "Young women who -Are self.reliant ment of China, Glass and Ornamental Goods in - ducks, 8c., . - - - . . 1i - .
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; from marriage because they cannot bear chosen for Christmas can be I . I t Boots, .Shoes and. Footwear , HOW TO HAVE A - . �
: aid - aside until Live Stook Markets. half 7 on 10th concession, 60, acres. I
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� I to be so dep6ndent. There ought to be then. J. C. LAWLAW, Seaforth. 1199 ToTtowTo, December 19,' -Cattle. -Some few I TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS' . I . . .
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I delicate -minded, broad-souled, - deep- gue8sin� sale at Fear's drug store, Seaforth. A demanded not being forthcoming they reir - - - R I Lots 11 and 12 on 13th conceesion, 200 acres. . . I
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. thinking men there are none, because to guess with ever 60c worth of goods you buy. . ght at ' TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSIAITH. . Jolly Christmas. -
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: such, a man the wife is an equal sharer ber of beans in the jar in our window will be lbs, sold at the same price - it lot of 22 cattle , . � . ? .
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I I - . lovely combination cardinal plush Dressing Case cwt, and several small lots of common stuff . . i . I .
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. . for holding collars, cuffs, gloves, handkerchiefs went for $2.25 per cwt. Sheep and L%nibs ' � I . .1 - - :
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I � and perfume (it is a beauty), and is good value There was hardly any demand, and prices were lConstance Cheese Factory. I �
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stated weekly or monthly allowance - - Wife or Husband, ; , �
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I 0 -and other uses, in 86 ) 5th, a pair of No. 7 Steel Acme Spring Skates I . I I
for the h� usehold I and Children s Fine and Coarse go6ds ; Men and Boys Long Boots, — �'er . I
Fall and Winter Goods. All kindeof Men, Women�s, Boys', Misses' �r�t
i � (�ny size), price $1.60; 6th, a $1.60 Game of Cir_ bunch contained a few sheep); a bunch of 24 and Butter Manufacturing Company will be held Childrenl, Neighbor, Friends I I.. �
I � proportion e hue- cination; 7th, a beautiful pair of bronzed images,'- sold at $3 each, and a bunch of 12 sold at ,Q3 . 16 ! in the Temperance Hall, Constance, on TnUR8. ; �
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E band. To the man who says, I but I emh.L Trade was very slow. Hogs. -Not , and Sweetheart, and select . - �. .
8th, a fine washable doll, price $1 ; 9th, a, briar I I
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11 a dozen hogs were received, and being of rather 1 1200 .L Overshoes of all kinds and all sizes ; Men's Lumbermen's Rubbers and , I .
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4 pocket book. Our stock of.drugs, medicines and good qqAlity they sold at $4.15 per cwt. It is . . � j
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� � moneys, she should know what she is t mon and interior beef is still in excess of the i. - . I I
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- .. Is she so extravagant that you are. Buy 60c worth of goods . I guit.you both in style and price. notions, &C. I �
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I Fall Wheat per bushel ........ .. 0 85 to 0 87 � Prices that will receive I Z
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� F , Pass per bushel .......... ..... � o 6o to 0 60 medium and heavy grades quotable at $3.70 to - . 1 . �
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but while mankind is moving on stead- - .Butter, No. 1, loose.... .. . � .... 0 13 to 0 14 $3.76. our sincere regret that certain eta ments, 0. W. PAPST I :
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I ily to thia, the weaker must not always . I alleged to have been made by us tone in J. LOGAN'S OLD STAND AIAIN-ST. SEAFORTH. I .
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I I . ing with her future husband on this Lamb Skins, each ................ 0 60 to 0 9 "i had to do with,tbe taking of said wheat. and : . ; �
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. i . I 1� Apples per bag ................... o so to 1 00 . flected upon the characters of the above � December, 1890, at I o'clock p. ni. All interest- . �_
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.. � � ' Pork, per 100 ros ................ 5 00 to 6 26 and contradict same and to apologize to the . 0 1199-2 JOHN 0. MORRISON, Secretary. I
I - Accau.NITS are now ready, and arties , Tallow, per lb .................... 05 -VSTRAY HEIFER. -Came into the premises sq,ld parties for hayintr used them. Signed, I � I
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1� . I who have not yet settled will oblige by oing so JU of the undeisigned, Lot 21, Concession 4, H G H STEWART, Jr,
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I IT before the now year.- RoBrmT Wiuis, Bo'ots and H. R. S., Tuckersmith, about November Ist, a Witness. -R. M. DICKSON. = W P �
�, ftesi Seaforth. i 1199 CLix rON, December 11, 1890 Red Heifer coming one year old. The owner * Dated at Brussels this lot day of December, CHRIST MA S a TRAD E Townshi of, Tuckersmith. I . -
- Fall Wheat per bushel .......... 0'85 to $0 86 can have the same on proving property and pay. A. D,, 1890. . 1200.1 1 1 . I I . �
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% FisEaT retail stock of Groceries in the Spring Wheat er bushel .... .... 85 to 0 86 ing charges. JAMES BROADFOOT. 1200.4 - !-- —_ I . - MUNICIPAL TAXES. - - I . . I I
]Dominion to choose from and all at the Yery Oats per bushell.. . ... .... .... .. 0 87 to 0 38 - . I I ;
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A $7,50 COTTAGE or its equivalent in UISITION. � .
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. lowest prices at J. C. LAIDLAW'S, Seaforth. 1199 Barley per bushel ...... ..... .... 0 40 to: 0 45 - EACHER W
� Peas per bushel ....... .... ...... 0 66 to 0 68 IREQ FACH'S HOTEL, Egmendville, on Saturday,
% I TSection No. 6, Stanley, a female teacher, I . IS now complete , - Everything possible has been done to make our December 13th, and at his own residence on ; I I
Cash will be given to the �erson detectin the Butter .......................... 0 18 6o 0 14 holding third class certificate. Duties to coin- Monday, Decem-ber,16th, for the purpose of re- ? I
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5),elled or migplaced) in the December . Issue Hay per ton .............. ...... 5 00 to 000 tions will be received by tha undersigned up to We the undersigned Electors of the Town of . . paid after the 15th of December, will be charged � �
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I i Our Homes." In addition will b6 given two Potatoes per bushel ............. 0 30 to 0 35 December 25th, 1890. ALEX. POSTER, Varna S 9 th, hereby request you to allow yourself I - -
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mah prizes of $200 each, four of $160, eight of Hides per 100 IM .................. 4 00 to 4 00 p. 0. It 1200x I � 1199-2 JAMES CUMMING, Cbllector. 11 - .
I I . � $60, ben of ,R25, twenty-five of $10, fifty of $5, one Cordwood.. ....... _.... ...'_.'.. 3 00 to 3 00 -- . ; . to e put in nomination for the Mayorality of Our stock of aisins, Currants, Peels, Spices, Canned Goods, -
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I . - , I 0 PIG� BREEDERS. -L THOROUGHBRED Pickles, Sauces, &c, are all of the newest and the best, and will' com- � �
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I . regulations, which will be sent with a copy,. of � -1 TBERKSHIRE BOAR., -The undersigned selves to use everylawful endeavor to secure pare favorably with city stock. .1 GOOD VALUE I . ; -1
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I -11 cash prizes given away almost every . Lr"Rpoor.,, Dec. 10..- Spring whesi, 7s 07d; ire Pig, eligiblelflor registration, and . I A_nd new styles of Dress Goods I ]
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1 red winter, 7a 04id ; California No. 1, 7s 6id; mited number we will b taken. . I . ]
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� day during competition which closes February California No. 2, Oa 00d ; oats, Os 00d ; barley, Ov TxRms -$I, payable at the time of servi12 with ___�L_ . � . at HoFFxA.N & Co's., Seaforth. -1 11 . _` .
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I 18t,1891. Address Our Homes Publishing'Co., the privilege of returning if necessary. ' GEO� M. Y. McLean X Dawson . -
- Od ;pose, 6s 10d, pork, 63s 09d ; choose, 50a 00d. -1 i �
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. � . . to 49 cents; pe", per bush, 61 cents to H -For Sale or to Rent a large and coin. Alex. Bethune, If. D. Robiert Coleman IN THE GOODS OF IV. HAMMELL, DECEASED i I �
� . vilte Mrs, L. 9. �VanEgmond, without his , 62c; barley, 47c to 64c ; bay, per too, $7.00 to modious frame house. In connection with this E. C. Coleman - Alex. Sutherland We are prepared for a large trade in Hanging Lamps and Table - � I I -
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I � $10.00 ; butter, 17o to 20c ; tat bag house� there)s four-fifths of an acre of land with R. Roche J. R. Lron I �� �
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11 80 65 to 80. 75 ; eggs, per doz., 2'5"o - V 27o ; fruit trees in it. There is also a good stable. John Killoran C. Bethun . Lamps, Dinn�r and Tea Sets Fancy China and Glassware. You 4Will Town of Seaforth, in the County of Huron, re-' i ; I
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. v one isjooking for cash in dr�"ed hogs, per cwt., 95.00 to $5.60. � - e 9 tired farmer, who died on or about the 10th day
I ]EvxR these The house contains all the modern conveniences George Soole T. W. Duncan . 11
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a times and a good opportunity is offered every- - . .
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, One of finding- it just now. The proprietors of , forth. Immediate possession given. friends until you see what we have to offe I
I For fur- John Cardno W. R. Colinter - -22nd day of December, 1890, to send to the un- I
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Repburn's 13-lood. Purifter offers a series of Horse Markets. ther partic�ularsiaipply to JAMES ST. JOHN, M. Robertson A. Bauslaugh � . dersigned Solicitor for the Executors of the � I . .
� - -D wson, Sea J me Archibald John Campbell, M. D. � ,,state full I
� I fliiea embracing $1,000 to every person sendin, ToRoNTO, December 10. -The bottom has Hullett, Seaforth P. O., or ED. a - a 8 ( particulars of their claims, and of the - .
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� IR ther largest list. of words composed dropped out of the horse market, and to -day forth. 1200x4 J. G. Wilson . Win. Copp - securities, if any, held by them. After the sajd I ; -
� from the, , letters in - the name Blood ,. Our usual large supply of Orancr"es, Lemons, Candies, Nuts, &c., Ai .
I ; good animals which would have a few months __ h , James Scott . 0 date the Executors will proceed to distribute - � .
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� � Other pers;n sending in a. list of words. Send 3c = horseq and general urpose animals. land and of which 110 acres is cleared, well un- WM_ M_ Robb I T. F. Coleman We have had over half a ton of PLee Granulated Sugar made into of the estate to any creditor of,whose claim t,hpy I . . ;
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� I ge derdrained and in an excellent state of culti a- I S. Dickson shall. not have received notice as aforesaid. 11 I
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� Addre Iroquois, . tion, with good fences, the remaining 40 acres Hugh Robb A. Young . This notice Is given pursuant to the statute. in �
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I ___ - ing, spring creek running through the land James Constable G. E. Henderson Seaforth, November 90th, 1890, 1198-4 . �
� ToRONTO, December 10-13 utter. -The supply wh ch makes it well s 'ted f9r pasturing or A. Milbuin . A; Calder . �
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, On Tuesday, December 23rd, at one ments. The beat tub is selling at 15 to 16c, and for all kinds of grain crops. The dwelling which S. T. Holmes , James Nevills YARNS,YARNS . .
I I 0 y clock -P. in., sharp, on Lot iO, Con- good rolls at 12 to 13c. Creamery is quoted at A. E. Murray W. Somerville In the Boot and Shoe Department Of Pure Wool at 1TC7F3iA,-,f & �
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� xvith fresh selling at 243.' Limed scarce, with stone foundation and!,cellar and slate roof, there W- 11- Henderson C. L. Papst � Co's., Seaforth. - � - ; ; .
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� rietor - A, Bishoi, auctioneer. There is --a small jobbing trade at 10,X,c for hard and soft water under roof. The barns and George Ewing i W. H. Cline I I . I
- ). I J autumn makes and 9� Lto 10c for summer In the Surrogate Court of - the . � . �
da Thursday, 'Dec. �" i S, at I 0 clock other outbuildings are conveniently situated R. Jones i Robert Wilson We offer a splendid choice in Gents' Fancy Embroidered Slippers, I
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: P. M., sharp, on Lot 21, Concession 2, makes. uo_ and in good repair. There is albo a fine bearing J. Ward Jehn Turner, Jr. ' Ladies' Opera and other Slippers. Overshoes in'all qualities.' Nice . County of Huron. � . - . . I I
� , MONTRE.�L, December 10 -Cheese. -The q orchard with beat varieties of fruit. This valu- John Duncan , Andrew Kidd U , . � . Z
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I . L, R. S., Tackeram"ith, Farm Stock and tations are as follows to -day: -Finest Septe able property which the owner will sell cheap - � thin s in warm Felt,Bootsand Slippers. . I I I THE GOODS OP JAS. CALDER, DECEASED.
I ImRlementa. Georke'Plewes, proprietor ; bers and Octobers, 9.V to 97c ; good to fine, 9 to t for a term of years is within 1 mile of J. Al. Best L. G. VanEgmond 0 `-I, � I
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� - dull as usual. The following are.' quotations :- Veniently situated to churches, schools and good Frank S. Beattie, V.S. W. T. Box . . If you want a useful present for a friend, the above goods are jUSt Township of McKillop, in the --County of Huron, �
� t On Tuesday, December 23, at I O'Clock Fall Creamery, 20 to 22c; F211 Townships, 19 to market. For full particular@ apply to ALEX. Win. Dill Alexander Slemmon . Farmer, who died on or about the Slat October,
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I Chickens steady at 26 to 35c. Ducks sell at 60 COLLECTOR'S NOTICE. cere thanks for your numerously signed requisi- � I - � Ong claims only of whichhe has received 4 .
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! 1� to 60c.- Geese steady at 5 to 6ic, and turkeys at . tion to me, to allow myself to be nominated as a � k . I
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I teL Walton, bankrupt stock, consist- -The. receipts of McKillop will be at the Royal Hotel, Seaforth, of Seaforth for 1891. 1 have great pleasure in 1 4,q 2
� _ #0 MONTREAr,, December 9. - Mate, to any creditor of whose claiini. he shall Z� z .1i . �
. acceding to your request, and should I be elect. � f�; 1 1
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I . `�Ihips, tinware, &c., all without reserve: stock is coming forward in very bad condition, Hotel, on Monday, the 15th, to receive taxes. ed, will do my best to advance the interests of I I - notice is given pursuant to the statute In that; ".,
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