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I � BruSgel& $0.75 ; red clover s,eed,' 84 75 to 85 ; tim. �ALE �EGISTEA. - . al
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I " d was received on othy seed, $12 to $2,75 ;, hay, per ton, $11,to' On'Wedneeday, November 27th, all one 0 1 N
vsa ig LOND0.11-1vor D $14. Shorts from $15 to $17 per ton, and P. Mc K -11N N ON & CO S
j aeati, in oyclock ., at 10,- A. Higgins' -
beed y, of the Urldon, of Miss bran- from $14 to $14 50, both in car lots. .,premiseo, �. . -1
mghter of Mrs, Mary Walker, � I wl - Varna. Holmes, Iniiplements, Hainess, oto. . 0
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J,, vyr&lker, do. Ilage. .N-Iiss Walker was .. — .I I -- - - B. A. Hid' ro . ietor.; Thomas Brown, . I I � -
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. �� i9ing yoarig lady. She had - Potatoes. auctioneer. . I - - .
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WA engaged the ONTO -, November . I - 131,iths. I - � �
wvioad Company. She was a native Of continues Arfm, with'fair.detnsad foi really, .
I aim but 1110-vt'cl to London with her choice cars. They bring 55i AUMSTROIN '.:-In lVingham, on November Oth, the .
Brwl � wife of . Thomas Armttro- g, of a dau zhteir. LADIES'CLOTH AND FUR JACKETSIN
.- ` "I'o"t 010" years ago. track, and aell out of -store at 1 c I , . g � . I I .
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,Other still sister', I 0 ftr bib . METCAL n 'Turnberry, on November 10th, the . 1
6 - .bad, been in poor health for about a I - '' wife of r. John Motoalf, of a son. . . I is season.
, bf, uddenly at � , ' We ha'e done a larae trade in L%dies' Cloth and Far Coats th
� end clime very 5 Ultry. -1 ,� UTTLEY-A Zurich, on November Oth, the wife of V - .
,or but the � � , - Po . . . y, of a daughtcr. . 0
lot The remailli were iatorred in the TonoNTTO, November 19-Indicatio6a point .Mr. Win. Uttle I � � Our stock got pretty badly broken up'. but last week we Sorted up the sizes that
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juii,h cemetery o to a very heavy offering for, ther Thu nko *iv - ere -sold out and added sev rat new lines, which puts our Stock in good shape.
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NIN ing'trade Turkeys are a little essier at 7 If yon want a Fur or Cloth Jacket, you should 800 Ou
rsy N . L ' r stock now, when it i at ,
..-Pt1mler of Manitoba, is visiting Brussels to 9o, 6 to Ojc� for geese, 40 to 75o for ducks, McELROY- n MaKillop, on Noveinh r 16th, Robert .
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f1iodai 110 is a brother to Mrs. (Rev.) 30 to 50o for dreamed chickens, and 30 to 45c 11MI A ' MORII aged 47 yeare and 5 months. . its best. I . .
-Alex, Thomson, of Guelph, TIT-In'011 3ton, on'goveruber 8th, Hcnry 3initb. �7 . .
�ohn 1101mes' I ver Sun. for live. - The offerings of ducks ate largely `p od 80 yo iri . Ladies Beaver Costs, in navy, black and brown, velvet collar, double breasted, faney
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IdsitAll &t the parental home here o poor and thin, . . I I MOD )UGkLL--In 10ppoi), onLNovembor 9kh, James .
,U1f,--TJionja5L Bloomfield. and wife, of Man- � -. . I McDougall, foiniorly of Clinton, aged 74 Mrs. , $395. Ladies' cheviot costs, in fawn and black, velvet collar,
J�ngjfindL , arrived here on Monisy - 0 .LESL'E-Iu GInton, on November 111h, iWannah mercerized lining, $5, Ladies' Venetian Jacket a, in black and fawn, fly . frontip carved .
I Wist-firi 3, w . ito of, r, John Leslie, &god 69 years and 8 f &LWO, black and 1, inlaid
v4ht�, This is mta, Bloomfield'a first visit Dairy Markets. I pearl buttons, very stylish, $7.50. Fine Kerney costs, In lear
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I , . -They will likely settle i months. S velvet collar and pockets, rows of stitchingjor trimming, fly front� satin lin ngs $12.50.
� - this country, ToRo,N,To, November 19 -Butter -The local WDONALD-,'n ZAP%rd, on November lith, D. Ladies' Astrachan costs, in great variety, 24, 28, 30 and 36-inohes long,
! to McDon%ld, aged 70'years. I , , all lizest at $15, ' L
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. . - Bit year, This is her first, school and grades remain dull. We quote :-Selected Ruth Nut h ditightor of Will1am. ftad Rargarct I � :B00rX8 .,&TUD 83UO3ME3,
; for is .a she will give satisfaction, as she dairy tubs, 16 to 17o ; choice large rolls, - Swaftiold, Our.stook.of Boote, Shoes and Rubbers is now complete ia all lines at rook bottom
3 *a. are our '. RUM BALL -It Clinton, oil November 14th, George
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I I -ir -Thoin6s Thornson, former- 16c ; finW, pound rolls, 17 to ISO ; ack- Ituintiall, a Zed Ladies', rnisseal and chilAren's fine
, . a clover g _ 4a yell r-,.. prices. Lumbermen's rubbers in the best quality. ' I
� is els, but lately of Liatowel, has ages, showing feed. I to 2o per pouni less_ AVERY -in Stanley, Oil -November 16th, Agnes , ry andlight shoes of all kinds. .Ladies',
. I Bruse, J ,,rubbers and cardigans in all sizes, Mould hew �
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ji of jalt wh ' Tt vabull wife ofUr , ohn Avery d,,, t5
11MOTed to ( � 'Ou "' misses' and children's shoes in the best qaality and at the lowest prices.
ore be has opened up a than above quotations ; creamery prints, Olau t'or of Mr. 6bort Turnbull, of sesiort'h, - .
Vrodu0s, store. - ')Ic, and tubs, 19 to Ifte. Egge-The reo ax,ih - - .
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if ths, Salt block,. on Tuesday, A, Sommers ceipts of strictly fresh, for' local require. WALKF,R-?'n London, on November 10th, Iva X. .
� �Aie misfortune to slide off, with the ments, are small, and buyers are now fill' Welker, fo inerly of Brviijolv, daughter of Mrs. 0 -A.8 1=1 ALMT3D 0 MT M3 :P It I C M -
. hAa I � . ing � Mory Wal� or, Fed 20 yesys.
, I . - Orders wLth cold storage .stock. Limed MoINTO811-1i Grey, on i4ovembor 10th, JohnMe. .
rou.b that. both him legs were badly scratch I — .
ed I ana bruised, from the knees down -The eggs are firmer. We quote :-Strticitly new. Intosh, In lIs 72nd year, , =
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. jX hunters from Muskoka, who arrived at laid, 20 to 22o ; ordinary store . fre8h,gathe r. --I-- 'MCKINNON & CO., BZYT-Ha.
11 &t.&t.ion on Tuesday night, -brought ed candled, 17 to 18c ; cold storage `16- to IMPORTAIkT NOTI0198. .
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. tbeir limit of two deer each. -The- l7o ; limed, 16c. Cheese -Market continues - . I I
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I . froken over for the first quiet. Finest Septembers, 9j to Qc ; a
� I M 'ti nd river WSR � � eo. 1qI-LCH Cj)%VS FOR SKLE.-Two good milch co
this fall, on Monday night.-Miuk Lila onds, 9 to 9k , . for sxle, both with calf. Apply on Lot .82, '
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' j3artoliffe is, able to b� out again, after het- MONTREAL, November 19-Egga-t-There LAN. I . t 177lx4
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Ig up. the live turkey�w aroutid here and but applies are light,. We -quo j,
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I - buTil the best, quarries In the county. Ready for
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- givin Iowa : Strictly fresh stocks, 24 to 25o - ee- quarry. V. GRAMM, Cran- I Is
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,' i be, a, relief to the " turkey growers."- looted cold storage, 18 to 22c. ; straight ar- brook. � . I . 1 1771-4 . I
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. - -Thatown i3 threatened with a I ' aw suit for rivals,'19a ; Mo�trea'l limed," 16o,; western — . . BOUGHT AT
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I 60 price of a cow, which was supposed to limed, 14� to 15c ; seconds - 12 to 14o per OTEL IN BRUCEFIELD FOR SALE. -The Ex- . . �
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- We been poisonled by the refuse at the dozon. 45hees -, -The -market i,s quiet and offer the kmet loan hotel in Bruceflold for sale. Pon. '
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� itd,-Rev. Mr,Strachanj unchanged. Finest September akes,'9jo ; session 19t of I I ' ly to A. T. SCOTT, ex-
. town damping grou in ja App,
� dGuelph,'preached ita Melville church last flnest Ontario Octobers, 81 to 9c ; finest center, Brueof elS., 1901, . .. . 1771x4
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� ,41lbat.h. Mr. Straellan is a�retired minim. township Octobeis', Q toy,8jo ; �fineat Que. I ------ ---- 68c on the ollan
I - Mr. Roas Nvaa aupplyinj STRAY S 'EEP.-Cimc i"to the promises of'the . .
1- g in North bee Oatobers, 81 to 8�c ; ,under .grades,, 8 to � at,
.1 � ter. - �. E under-igned, 'at lappen, .about the 'firet of . . I . : -
Ealkthope,-Last 'Sunday, * Rev. J. Holmes 8�c. Butter -The' mark.e.t. is quiet, but November, tt tee @beep who owner can bave the . +4-+++++++++++++++++++++++ e I
, giabanged pulpits with Rev.'Jkr. McKelvey, prices are firm. Finest townships fall cream.., sanic by proving property. and pa3 Ing expensec . .
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of Wraxetor.-L. R. Harvey has disposed ery , 21 to 21jc ; fine t Quebec Jall cream. — We purchased from -a m%nufactarer's agent the balance of their, Toronto
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of his drug and book store to a gentleman ery, 201 to 21c ; held creamery,J8-to,19�c ; IG FOR .13 ',RVICE.--T1:(,. tin, I dersigned, will keep Stock at 68c on the,dollar on the manufacturer P s price. . . . .
. '111 St. Thomas, who comes bigblv recorn- western dairy, 15� to 16o ; Manitoba dairy, P -h. I
1. 1� from . - . on Lot 21 , Canceisiorn 11, 1,11bbort, rt Thorou� 0
� : ber of Bruaselitea attended 1.4 to l5c. 1 bred Yorkshl ,e boar to will th he % III adnilt ,a . Hundreds of yards of Dress Goods to be sold at most astonishing prices.
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. _a ilver wedding of B. T. and Mr�I. Grcen� — 0 — I limitei numb �,r of sows. Tornp.-81. at the thr Now is your chance'to buy dres goods at your
� tha 8 - �, I 8r�lce. JOB '4 ELGIE, Chiec'hurst, Ont. 1771-tf . 8
i - � fildea,lit'Molesworth, last Fridwy evening. . . .
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I the a has been a-succesaful LoNZDONX, England, November 19 Cattle, "t-
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"I two year. JUA keep for service on Lot 10, Conecisl6o 2, Bay, . .
i a pure bred Berkshire 1par, lary - loths, worth from 30c to
i I Past kindergarten Canadian, 6.1A : rounders, 5jd ; sheep, 5jd; re English bread. Four hundred and twelve yards of Costume U
. writer of lirticles for the D. 0. , 6 . ' ' ' . Brkng ooNi s of any siz% TernlB.�One dollar at time . . I-
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5 &o! � S� 6f service. with the prive'ezo of returning if necei- 406 a yard, for 19C a yard. .
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, terian Dow d of Publicati ' I was tIVERFOOL, November r�-Cattle' to -day 1771-2 .
to. the Presby JOHN U, LDEH, Hensall. of heavy Cloth goods, 44 inches,
I - One hundred and forty-three yards
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I e Of 0" are steady and unchanged at. from 121 to 0111T, 1. I
� z visitinor at the hom Mr. .Wni. Ross last , .-- .
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-i " Y 'Toronto, HORT110 .-Twb "clio bull worth 40c, for 19c per yard'
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week., jr. Robt. McAlpine, of or beef is 9� to 10jo per pound. Canad- calvcs, 12 and. 13 months old; hired by our . ImeTe a
, at S red and f* orty. three yards of plain croods, Sorge and Casl ,
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4 wa� also a gueat at the same place. ian cattle, 6-,�&,; sheep 50. Trade firm. w(, -'l kuown AM* bull, 11 New Year's Gift;' good Three hund I 0 0
.i - 0 ' 9 . co!ore, and gc od individuals - als6'a grade cow -due worth 50c, for 39c a yard.
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1- � Exeter. --prices . of oat. to calve in pecember. Lot 11, Coneo - 0. Hundred's of yards to choo6a from. No reasonable offer refused on these c
, ing was fairly active, but the S., Tuckeromith. A. 0. SMILLIE, Hoos3ll P
h j, G. ST.tN-Purty, B. A,, (late with Me. tIewere fully one-quarter of a ocut per - 1771-3 "The prices will astonish you. . 3
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f Why, Oslor & Co., Toronto,) Barrister, Convoy- I , I goods, as they must 1.1)
, E pound lower than on last Thursday!s' mar. ,. I
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. ine6r, O"Ne as low as. they were two - OR SALE. 'Eight choicely bred Seat,lb, and- � ....
- eupied by 611ins & stanbury, Over Ws Bank, k.et, but were not . -
I F scotch tpl)pod ShorthorA bulls ; the Ahlelt r a
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K . 1684-tf weeks ago. Th6-'beat cattle sold -at from 4 Wee
�.� &etar, bat. I ky st� lis ti kind ;._ good colori; as good 9, lot am . .
; i I . — 41c per pourid ; mediam, stock at from 3j to were ever off .�red in: ;t lie Province ; also cows and . . I
- I helf"s in oE If by Imported Red Duke ; also heifer
I I Perth Notes . 3�c per pound, and the dommon animals at ,
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� � ell, has gone feom 2j to 3o per pound., The canners paid 1771-tf LEAROYD & CO-
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1 � I I lean old cowp. - The calves were not fat, be. 1JCTi6x SALE OF LIVE STOCK.�Jamc3 ScaforthPs Popular. Bargain Houses
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� . ' from R3 -A . Jones has racelved Instructions from Mr. Alex. .,
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� j : -While working on a new house in St. ing nearly all grassers,- and sold. at � Coll. I I
, , 3r pound T�eaieer, to i ell by Public Auction, on Lot 29,
- ell and to $10 each. Shippers paid- 3c p� on Tuosday, . C� ASH. -C3 .
-t Marys the other dr.v, John Irwin f ce*sion *s, oNvaship of Fol:artoD,
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, � suatained. a compound fraeture of the leg. for good large sheep, and the butchers paid November 261.h, lool., iiorsep.--one beivy , . , �, I .
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-Mr, W. Torrance, cf Wallace, who is from 2�_ to- 3c 1 . �d and sound ; I yearling filly, by Kilburn, heivy
aftending the N-liteliell Model school, has . Lambs sold at from 3c to 3jo per �oun . , o mpnths old, got by Prince of . I
.: � � I , 3 per pound araught; I iolb. -Ofle cow supposed to calve in
, been appointed teacher at the Monkton' Fat hogs sold at from 51 to 5� , Or,
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. . school, at a salary of $350. . weighed. off �the -cars. � ng 3 3eire old, to
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. I . - . . o calve in Fobi uRry, 19.02; 2 atcers rising 3 yeirs old, 'Stnve Stoves
i -The delivering boys in St. Miirva have BVFF"O, November 19-Cattle-B6st I
f . � I heifer rls�ng- 3 3 c %ra old, 6 heifers rising 2 years I
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j lormed a union. Th -e fmain object of the steers, $6 to $6.10 ; -fairly good to 6oice, It, i steer 1 rielng 2 ycare old, 6 Ppring calves, 8 1. - -
. $5 65 to $5.85 ; goo to 0170i0e, $5.65 -to ' ++++ ! +++++++++++++
� union, is to-p'rotect thelboys from haViDg to 0 d . young redig bed 16ul-lo fre,in good milk cows. Pigs. +++++++ .
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i deliver parcels early SAday morning. Krills: All kinds of Stoves, both coal
1 1 Burkshire sow. s.ile at one o'clock. Call and see our display of all in
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. I - -1dayor O'Donog1lue, of Stratford$ to $5.50 ; fair to medium, .$4.65 ,to ,55.25 ; .
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7..-� wail arrest(id. in Toronto the other day and choice to.extra fat cows, $4. to, $4.30 ; mixed months, credit �vlll be given on furnishing approved . and wood, We carry the largest assortment in the County. �
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, - I fraud- butchers, $3.0-5 to $4, ;'common to ch6ce joint n0t03. j Fl -,c per cent per annum off for cash. I
- , taken to VVoodistock, on a charge of Positively no reserve The ers the beneft by
1 , ulently obtaining the sign-,ture of John heifers, 83 to $5.10 ; choi6e export -bulls, On, credit atnounts, � We buy for cash, and give. our custom
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f . $3 75 to $3.90 ; sausage bulls,$2.75 to $3 26; stock' is In! first o . . I
�Uder, a Wes� Zorra farmer, to a $500 pro TREMEER, 1 Proprietor ; JAMES JONES, Auction- giving them the lowest possible price. It will -pd,y to give '
Iniesoxy note. I stock bulls, $2.50 to $3.25 ; veala, $4 50 to oer. I . 1771.1 1 - brated
11� -The oatmeal mill of N31r. J. D. Moore, $7 25 ; calves, $2 -25 to $4 50. Fat hi ifers, I us a call if in need of any kind of a stove.'� The cele .
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two miles south of 8t. Marys, was destroyed ichoice to extra, $4.25 to $4,75 ,
- ;e oice, $3.50 to 8-4 ; Btock heifers, $2 to $3 ; . �ISHTER GROGAN ' I
by fire a little after midnight Sunday morn ch Jappy Thought Range and
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a . ing. The cause is not known . The lose is Michigan stockers, $2.75 to $3 25 ; Canada Has Something to Say About Jessie "I
about 66,(V), and it was insured for S-2,000 stock calves, choice to extra, $3.20. - to $3.40; MacLachlan. . I Radiant Home base heaters
in the Perth Mutual. - good to choice do.. $3.25 to $3.40 ,,,Canada . � .
-�Ir, Joou Squires of Logan, passed feeders. gcod to extra, $3 50 to 84 ; milk- .
. away peacefully on Tuesday morning last, era, choice to extra, . $50 to 855 -; .good to 94 Ye missed it that ye didn't go to hear ,� I Always in stock. If you will have a Steel Range, lot Us -
afteralong and trying illness from con- choice, $40 to $45 ; sj�ringers, $49 to $52. jissy MacLachlan " I Pays to me frind . -
- sumption. The deceased was a mueh .re- 11�gs-Five cents higher for good grades ; Clancy th� day. " I dinnaw that I figure with you, so that you will not have to pay two prices. ,
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in the prime of life, 45 years. $5,715 ; Yorkers, 18,5 60 to $5,65 ; light,' CIO., tbim Soatch Cancurts," he save, " Av .1-+++-I-+++++++++-��-1-14++-I-+
-F. Beek has sold his �-)()O acre farm, ad- $5.50 to $5.55 ; pigs, 85 60 to 85.70 ; they'd shpake dacent English loike you an'
joining the yillage of SebriDgville, to P. roughs, $5 to $5.30 ; stags, $4 to 84 50. me, Grogan, I wuddn't moind takin' tbirn A "e1w good second-hand Stoves ail/ a bargain.
Arbogast, Of Fullarton, for $13,500. Mr. Sheep and Lambs -Dull 'for lambs,; about in wancel in a whoile, but I'm not goin' to f � . ' I
Beek rc.,erves half an acre in the south- steady for 6heep ; tops,' $4.40 to $4.50 ; b'row away good money to bear th' King's �� �& � ,& .&,-,AL Ak AL A A A A A 0 .
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Back & Sons will now devote all their time $1.75 to 83 ; wethers, 83 60 to $3 7 5 ; year- , & But, Clancy," 1 sa� "I " ye must
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. goirig to ask the Oatario Legislature at its - sold from $4 40 to $4.65 per cwt.,and lights an' 'therd was jist as much diff'rince in hui
- next session for a charter to build an electric a, 84 to $4 30. Export Cows-Ohoice export T - - Y atl' the common run iv siogiaO, that. Cheap Stove & Hardware Housey CLINTONS
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uOutrauting parties were Miss M ary $5 40 per owt. � . I -1 =X9 �9-9 =gn DURNON
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UNleara, of Stratford, ai . I .. �-;vant every - BLOCK) BLYTH
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!, Of Strat.ord, 'and Mr. MULD,REW-LBUSIVELL-At Toronto, on November . . .
4 Dowilte, 5th. by Rev. Alex. Eelor, Mr. Wm. Muldrew, of at-cid"t, 8t�ib -proof rubber� from toe �
A . .- #— Collilliwood, eldest soil of th'e late Jolfil Mul. � are .made . from � ttle For Sale. . The Best of wrmklies
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SjAyORTEr, November 22, 1901 . Rev. J. A. Wilson, Mroz Maggie Campbell, form- or canvas, thorotigbly,impregnated cheip working horse for ealeatiSproat'sBrickyard, . . THE . -
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;1 Spring W)Xeat per bushel, - - - . -..- pl�tt, of West Superior, wisconBin. I fi� ". hing coat of rubber is applied
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Vaaa per bushel- - - - - - - -.... the bride, ,on November .1.2th, by Rev. . 1� . - . , .
0 48 to 0 48 A. MacN&b, M. A.', Mr. Alex. Soutar, -to Miss 0�.vulcauized, -,o that if one strand — - '
,airley per busholl - - - - - - - - - - - -By. I . . . Council of the County of I-luron will meet 1.13 ENLARGED AND IMPROVED.
Btk,vtor, Vo. 1, loose _ - - - - - .. .. 0 14 to 0 16 Janet E. RaM3ay, of G1 . breaks all the others remain in The in the Town of G-6&jich' on I
f Batter, tub--.-- - - 0 16 YOUNG-MILLER-011134tember26th, at St. An- the Council Chambe e ,13 o'ci'Ock , The Leading Weekly J
lomaiise,�winnjpog, Manitoba, Mr. Thomas tact, giving them a wear-resistiB, 3rd day of DEcember.n. xt, at
- ETpper doz ----.---..- 0 14 W 0 16 drew I 6 TueEday, the , ,
: plour, per 100 pA_ _ _ - - - - - 2 00 to 2 00 Young, of Catman, to miss onic E. Miller, eldest . I her rubber contains. p,Djj,t W. LANE, Cle,11. A- of November, I western Ontario.
* a-rge Mil:er, of Gorrie. -quality no ' Ot odp at Goderieb, this %th dq� 1771-2 � . -'ACC031PANIED BY -
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Hid , eisparIOO lba 4 60 to 6 00 PYM-H&RRIS-In Detroit, on November 6th, Al- The � bVoof rubbers, will out- i9oi. I
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F Patate'es por bukih (new), - ... - - - 0 60 to .0 EO , formerly of Hay township Mon rubbers and can be easily ie- . H]
.i Bait (retail) per barrel- — -.... I 00 60 0 00 bloRELIS-IkEYNOLDS--At the manse, Goderloh, by 11 rd to be The undersigned, tax collector for MeHill0l), wl I f
Wood'per cord (long).. - - - - - .. - 4 00 to 4 26 Rev. James Hamilton on November 6th, Mr. .soled. You can't affo be at the Royal h3tel, Setiforth, on Friday and Sat- I A semi-monthly publication one o
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W3od pur cord (ghorj�), , _.... - 2 oo to 2 25 Albert Morris, � I . hout them, because they are urday afternoons 3g tax t - best in America -is sent tOany addres
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Clover Seed_ -... - - � - .. - 4'DO to 6 00 LEON ARD-McCALLUM James Roberts, Orchdale the best, and will �, moneye. All intc-ca ed , orld take not' d 0 ada or .
Timothy Seed.. - - ... - - - - - .. .. - bride's mother, Mrs. i, by Rev. C. E. other' rubbers. 9614 in Seaforth govern themselves according. CHARLES DODDS, for
Fork, per 100 Is— — - - - - - 7 60� to s 00. Farm, Elder -lie, on Novembar 6th . � Collector. 1771- �
Tal*ow, per lb- - - - - - - - - � - - 04 to 0 06 staffotd, Mr. Wm. H, LecrlirJ, 61 Ilowick, to ; I" � . 75c. A YEAR.
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Grain, etc. - w6wanosh, to ,I / or %, U , . I
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� � ToltONTO,November 19 -White wheat,per Miss Emm% Garner, of Auburi), daughtLl' qf the &%&� . of transferring my license,in the Village of Bruce- ADDRFSS :
artier, of EnAland. . I Is -anilth to G. McDon*
706' ; 1�te Mr. John 0 BIrintrigha ��, I fi,�ed In the Township of Tuckei WESTERN ADVERTISE
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1 to 5Ke ; Choice Alaiie No. 1 seeds, $7 - Charlotte Louise, (Lottle), YOI - - ,. .- 4�71. /-I. - - 0 . .
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