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I a SHAPORT9, Sep. IIJ 100 ; * , Morke't $roots 4 Clot# Ing
� I 4a Kirkton boy is Visit ing his old home. '2 ' Stratford, Se,�t. 30-00t. I. :
. I entl Wheat (now), Standard..,. - . so 65 t so 60! � I ! Seaforth, � ,Co"c iorn In
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as -week, Miss Gr : , a4tv pot huehol---, , a go 10 291 L'stoWell Sept' . I Ontario. I Four!Cou"fl**4
. � woe morning I t of — I . I E kard's Dry 1 ***do "d
—I, t , �Dr. Charles E. Taylor, of Cleveland, an I I � TNiN-ON � & -
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I PaAs per hnaheki ......... wo 0 60 i 0 61 1! Goderich, Seot. 30-Oot. 1. . I � . I , , . -,
� . Mitoball, slipped and fell on the sidewalk, ,� i . - 13Tj Y — ! — - — ==;�� .
. - 0 35 ;O 36 Kinoardine, Sept. 30 -Oct. 1. I . . I Ir ;
. -- - �r king her arm. Ri-Ocy, per brtahel - - _ _ - -.... 1� i I V � - �
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I - D� Cantlon, of Sudbury, and ]Battor, tub - - - - - - - - Z - -- - 10 14 Belgrave, Sept. 30-Oot. 1. 11) i
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dent bf Mitchell, has been EM 14 Bruse.els,
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� ... Flour, per IGO rt4-.;; - - - - - - 2 00 % I Oct� 2,-3, - � - � Dres's Goo I
e latter. town iq 2 id Howick at Vordwi3h, Oct. 4. � More New � .
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. visiting in tb H%y per Son n6w - - - - - - - - - - 5 60 to 6 6 r I r I . � .. i i, � I �
I , � ::W. Ed. Skinner, of kunroe, has pur- Atwood: Oct.. 7-8. 1 � - � - I .
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- ' Aseed the farm of Mr. W. G. Balfour, Eoath Snoop �$kine........ -... - - ...... 0 so Z I . Blyth, Oct. 7-'8. - i Our Dress Goods trade this season'llas been a record breaker. We seem- I - � I 11 I I � �
Ral,,bers . � ]��sseldale, for $6,300. Wool- . - - - - - - - -.... alai 4( Dungannon, Oct.. 9-10. 1 1 ed to have just t4e goods the ladies wexe. looking for. this' week; we received - i
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wDmau I'll- d I P-)U-toea pnr bush (new),- .... - - a s5 i V Staffa, Ootob6r 7th. . ' I hich -puts our stoc� in splendid . i I
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...... _.T. H, ' Race, of the Mitchell Recorder Salb (roball) per barrell- -.... � I _ oursecond shipment from t6 British maikets, w . I � I . I
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ndon: . 10 iO 1( Bayfield 5 1 1 .
th them, I he been judging fruits at the Lo wiod per cord (long) . - - - - .. - 4001 41 . hape aggain. A'e find a demand for a better class of Dr ss Goods ind we are I I .
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p. T he I wlk colliln W)odperoord (vhori)-;!... 2 00 i 1. I I ' I . � rr "I rrr I e
Datroit App!ae per bag the demand. . � J i
- ,-Mrs. Rictiard M. Auat-iii, of 11 - .. - - - - - ..... Oi 40 ;� 4( prepared to mee ; . i i . .
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�is.' fade'�k k;1 n - Clover Seed- - - - - -**** 4160 to I . I . . . �
,Vlohlgan, together with' er son and d 91, �
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I tu are vi$iting at the residence olauber TimQbhy Soi�d.. - - -..... :" . 2100 J3 Zebilein Dress Goods, which are'now in defiliand, 45 to 56 inches wide, in all the new . I - . i
e. � Jr -his Pork per 10o,ts-..-*.---.--.: , VM - You' I I mii $ - It t I 1
4 - Mr. Peter McMurray, of Mitchell. Ta4;;. per lb- - - - - 71 Do to -� colors, at 50c, 75c, $1.35 and $1, .. 11arris' Celebrated Hornespulne, in Iblad.1, ,brown and I �
:e Maple father, -- - - - - - 04 to ; I -1; � i . . .
, i ' 016stume Cloth, I I . �
. eary Fird, of Portlard, . , . dark and light grev, all wool, 48 tD 56 inches wideol $1 and $1.25. Ladifs I �
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: select a school before you see the new wide, it $1 and $1. -25, Amazon C �'th, i a black, iilvyi cardinal and br w , �
. Mr. Ford left about 2-2 years ago I , Dairy Marketp, � . I 0 1 ; .
. -Mr. and Mrs. H . - ! catalogue of t4o � nish, a great I .
IV 17 style - 1 If- you dqol4e about your education and ' )r shrir�k, 4 S to 50 inches
are Visftixig in Mitchell and neigh. pirle finish, in colors of b F, guarantee,d not to spot ( o in, 4 2 inches wide, �
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. - going west, ToRo.NTO, September 23 -But, r--t4ere all wool, special 503. Worat5d Diess Goods', in black allid u " . .
� ja4has dove welt airk(( - I ,`� . I
L ng from . . -The CAlegitAa Iat�ut,ut,3 board of Strat. I I . 1i ,,ar,r, 56 to 60 in hes wide, at 75c, $1, $1.50 and 182i, -Ne C t b loth,, in dark and . 11
is a stea�y demand for choice creaiwer an( 1 � .
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� . tten a supply of peat as coal is Ii -ntral 1 � Busines zoc.. Wr OF112 L
m salkl At for the 1'eat dairy rolls, but o 0, a �are, Ce il I s College, light grey, brown and.blae grey 5 inches wide, at' 'Be go 68 Goods, in black and � �.A I
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11 illen',,'. . be, had. So, far the peat hais Only quiet. Prices are unchanged and the ton6 I 11TORONTO ine glos3y.filil at 566,'76o and 61. Ho esptLU and Twqed �
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'S7. -all(I .1 I fal despatch from South Africa Eit:%tes demand and sales are conce'rne,i. e qiud,te : aside from its artistic value, yen will: be A C I S13: -A- 3D, 0 W H! J -P It I 9 M - ea son, s Busine 0
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J)"a used for the smaller fires but has been of the market is steady. Strong tubs,, how- I 9 Dress Goods, in d4k colors, for a hool dresses, at -20c, 25c, 30o an 7 - 5
ful. ever, may be described as weak, . 1, and, d 35C.- 1 . - $
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��� That Sergeant George Armstrong, of the -Creamery prints, 19 to 20c ; fr sh I mb6de Business School which employs 12 teachers, . I I . i � i
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, . - S.outh African . " owns 100 typewriting machi'nee, and sends I I . i .
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. - The dead man�s home is in . WO- & 00.,.BL'5�r"XR. i � I , . - . i
I -- . Aed, on Aug 2. choice dairy tuba and pails, 15c me0i�m, I out nearly 500 young people into good' I .A- N .L.1 i � ; I I �
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� - �,�T-6 -Ladies' Aid of Knox C1111170111 Mit- rofts, 15 to 16a ; medium, 1, r to, �5c,' Autumn Session irom Septeml;ier 2ad. % I . I � I .
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fth 41hell, held a successful eocial one evening Cheese 'M arket is. quiet and, ate 36dy,! Withi Enter any time. Write f6r c talogue. � SALES. W. e are about� to introduce you to he largeW stock of Dry
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L — lagt.,week, when Aguea Knox Black, the prices unchanged. Joblots.of Islaze 80 atr Address � � . SIGN " IRCULAR �
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to re, UCTION SALE 0 P FARX STOCK. ,'Mr. Peter . .. " othing,-Carpets, Millinery, Mantles, &c., ever off
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I W. H. SHAW, Principal. 5- , � 9
.---� -eiooutioniat, with some loc&l talent, gAve 101 -8 J I I � ."'; ��-� ' I
� . c slid twins at 101,3. Eggs e � '
dness to ikeevening's Entertainment.. selling -well at 17c, and chips aw _ae 01 do I ' -,11 . " - in tbi3 sedionl. !We have ' ch a stock before, so lar
La b -aught I -Mr, Wm� Gillard, of the Gcr5 of are steady at Ile per dozen, � ! Yonge and Gerrard ate., Toronto. . sell by public auction on- Lot 30, Concee"'On. 3, Hib- OF THE -�!.---,�.'.[ AW . � I � t I
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1 1586-62 'bert, on Tueadey, Octo6er 7th, 1902. 4t o'clack p. , hensiv , so wide in its range of high-class goods of e3 ; ive
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Dd*uie, has sold his 147 acre farm. one of w-0 - 1 a general I , . : � i
lu.cknow, . - hIONTREAL, September 23 -Cb aese T he . - - w., the followi ,irlperty: Horsea--o . � in . I
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� the blest in the township, for $11,000- The market in the ciountry,owing to mi ich Pp on- -- - purpose mare clon,giu '. 1. foal to Gu�atce ; I gFId- - . C+- C+. i i makes and patterns. Tliere are reasons why no store can ou I
'den, formerly in lation, is much firmer than her , I esti - , :� W i . i I _givle Y T
xis,qed bv . purchaser is Mr. Daniel Hei. . SALE REGISTER. ing coming three4 2 geldlngti coming two, t,vo fillies -
, �, � coming two, I orring Colt. Cat -le -Four coWs aup- i i 11 ICU in. �
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Akbn au the hotel business in- Stratterd. f Ontario, 101 to 10�,�a ; finest town iii ow ; CD I s ch wonderful values as we ca - u .
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I . psi !0k i , On Thurlsdav, October 9r,h, at 12 o'elock posed to "be in calf, 14 s �,eers comliliz thre , 14 bead ra I . . � .1 � I - �
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to . -M� - to " Gja :,,,,r ' ' 7, Ooticeshion 3 Stanley, Fa coming two, belfLra aud steers ; 9 . � 0 , I I
�. -sarm. Lemon Brothers, of Mitchell, to 101c ; finest Quebec. 10 noon, an Lot rm five sp� a alves. I . quantities. We,have, bought direct from manufacturers. We have .
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�%Id rex-hibited a cockrel spaniel, Irene, at th e d cg cheese!, 9t,1 to 97c. Batter -T e b t. - Pigs, &c.-Oneyarksli�re breeding 8c seven oung M I"..., I � � ' lw
Fe Lie same as that se,:� �� a mor, d 0 . T�e whole %vill poiltIVIely e sold W" I P �: bought for c4sh', .and we have been particularly favored ,our
- t . . of ch' I a ire sheep � Hector Raid, proprietor ; 9 of $5 ind nder, : ! . ;
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P Off vrizes in each. Thuy act, hat is t I 8=All eurn " ,!.-
�& rest.- r, Thomas Broien, auctioneer. ' , , 11-n
� - in four classee , sitnation is much I !
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ead carrying. t o say higher in the country �t an I h . over t Mou t 13 iviontbs' ere I t, ill be - Eu opean purcha6es. Whatever you want in the lines -we h dle, :
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. . here. Country prices are equiv 2 hat a g I provAd endorsed no s. A 0 1 i � -- I 4
Mr. arid I . $100 in, first prizes, two cuPs 8110'd h alent t 1 §0�,, ; On, Tuesday. October 7, -t 12 . clolck' g"iven on furnibhin � a � sai I
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�a, Tues- :10ii'l to 2lic, laid down here, but these ar I oi 3, Concession ' ge dollar will be a I ' � d for � M see us -it will p 1 �
[n o V � noon, on L � 0, Hullett, Farm disc3unt of 5 cents on � I t:J !� -. . I ay YOU. .
cash on e-edif 6inluntp. PETER �� . L i
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I. t -- -Wr. W. Taylor, of Mitchell, met with a yet quotable here. Wa quote -. F6, cy! I Stock, Impl loments and Household effects. prietor; THOMAS BR)WN, auotlant lb% - Q I 0 . ;
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,is week, � ;I- bAd accident one day recently, that will townships creamery, 20; - - � 1. � ,,,,, �. � I I i , t ; 1 1
to 20J c ; d - t � William Aitcheson, proprietor ; James G, — I P I I - � - I I
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. at udied -1 ,1�e,was driving Mr. Vance's rig, and in - , . I ucTION SALE � �
I � bec creamery, 20J tc, 2041c ; fine area ry On Tuesday, October 7th,'at I o'cleck p. Carlin has instru ted Lfr. Thomas Br wn to sell I . I
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41r. XV, I . ! ot 15, 1 -, 090, , FUR& ;.
E� would � I eafifine him to the house for a week or more- LOViDShipS creamery, 201 -to 20�1c; finest ne- McMichael, auctioneer. I . � � Pp 5 r- -.0, .
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ut 011 IS to 1SJc ; dairy butter, 15 to 15,1c. , , on Lot 30, Concession 3 CD C) i I �
turning around we s somehow thrown o -Cor-cesslan 1, McKillop, " 1 $2 00 WORRIblarn
� 99s, M. 3i Hibbert, Farm by puhlia � I I . I
�nd -Miss hi# face and badly out. -There is a firm demand a� fir n oes. two miles ea9t of Seat nh on Tuesday, eptember I � � . I
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Cammis- I .-Alexander tGrant, son of Rev. James We quote :-Selected, 181 to 19C -, can led,. Brown, aubt,ioneer. 11 i - ear 0 heavy diaughil fi IV 4 one. I . . r ; I I
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I 3cl or old heavy W 0 et- I - This is the i�rdest'stock- of Furs ever offered retail by any.firm in West -
his week- C,Tant, of St. Marys, has again been auc- stock, 161 to 17c,in a jobbing way ; stra�gbt On Tuesday, September 3OLb, at 1 0 ock year 0d heavy draugh filliik% I one ye � 0.
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I iouship gam" of the receipts, at 15� to 16c ; No. 2, 131 tokl4a p. m., on Lot 15, Hpron road, McKillop, draugbtgedin,-,ones)an of we'l mat�-hed driving 0 0 ern, Ontai It up �he largekt
I -viaited. emiul atthe champ, I 5 yc%r� old, one . !iO. By 4i,vi�g value and satisfaction, we have bin ' .
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is week.. Amateur Athletic Union, � at New York -city. in round lots� - i Horses , nd Cattle. James Carlin, proprie. horses 1yeni, old, 1 dflvinz V396rO 100, I three � LN" 5 5 n" n fu'r-bus'iness in WesterA Ontario. People visiting the Fair . will fina out fur, �
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Graut won first place in the five and one UTW-k, September 3 -At the Utica 'LirV tor ; Thpma�Brown, auctioneer. - year old draught brooll mai�e, three draught foals. a> P P711 . . -
I � 111.8 lendid condition, and are all ?""Am P7 stock one of the attrac'Hons, and no matter what we sell in firrs is , roughly ,
I Bell has infle running races. Board of Trade to -day large white ne.-c lor-- On T urs4ay, October 2ad, at 2 Telock p. All the horeci are * 0 1 . . , .010
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� . - ed . cheese sold at 101c ; arnall at 101c ; ., on ot, �; f�, 'Concession 7, H. R. S., �ear Id stfers,'
S which -Mr. Daniel Barton,: of the 12th conces in � ) . 0 <;� gdayan�eed. Nothing !but reliable goods handled. No goods han ed butt the
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qr. Pow- I llion 61^ Elms, delivered at Atwood, to -Mr. creamery butter, 160 packaves at �. 31 i&A TuckersTith, 50 acre farm, the property of �;iur3,6 yearlin 13.. ... so one hors( . W a PO P 1111+Z alues are better tha Obtainable elsewhere. It is by buying quantity wet are
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Henry Leslie, of Listowel, seven two-year- ilr the late Ekrdep� Edwards. Thomas Brown, new, one cutting box r, I i .
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h Lew - e . LIN-DSAY, September 22-ThE V [h I ad cru3ber. All must bb Slid t:� 11-" C -r- abli e to back up this assertion. i I 1. �
;!ening.- . i Lipped the beam at 7,680 without rescrve. -Terws-Eleven months' ciredilk will . CD i � � .
*!d steers, that County Cheese Board met hera to.qay.: *uction4r. i I - I - � . i W1 I
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0 . ,es � Devereux's carriage ware room , ount?. JAWES CALtLIN, Propzietor;, THOMAS - � I I i
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I . pohads. -were boarded, Flavelle securing I rat 60 ; lec-� Seafor* new and see-k-nd h&ud wagons and BROWN7, Auctionce 1� . I � crt- : ". I i -,.
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oldeat and most respect4F, . J - EFIELD. I �t mantle Departm-ICIA.1 .
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�t of the town, had an attack of paralysis last week, I i = , i
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e Gral etc. . "I o'clock p rn�, ! at the G. T. R. stock yards,, ,, will be cifered for f!ple, by Thomas brown, " . C . n. 0 , I ! I : �
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... Brown whiah has left him in a very helpless� state. I I I $eaforth a auetioueer, on Friday, the 3rd day of :Octo er; 1902, . [ � In I I i : . i ,
iXt,v Fteck steers and heifers, also �, P" � � Few" i I , i .
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. niawholeof one aidels affected and his TORONTO, 3 Wn Fat- ec� .... Do lyl;" c4lved cows ' and epringers. at 2 o'clock P, ill., at the Americ.au Hot�� , in the 1, I ;;� Ave have the 1�gest and niost up-to-date selection of Ladires� and Chi_ _
I . A- . 68 to 69 ; white, 68 to 69c, ; spr�ng, viiiage a BrucJi�ld, that valual,le hatO licemied -A I ,.:I _ 1
speeeh is gone. m atactioneer. t . " ;
I . I lage of Brucelleid- 110 n as the G112
� 90080, 64 to 65c ; peta. 84c ; barf�ey, 4t t( , �'erty in said N i, e n mten (D � dren's Coats ever offer6d by us, All thellatest styles and makes be found
I . -Mise Minnie Tremble, lately E-niploved 1 On 10n�ds�,y, October 130, at. I o'clock, '�" .�ly ea- � I . ;;�Il
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� -- only 44a ; new oats, 34 --to 35c per bushel.- Seed� 1 Oveniento made tilercon, P ' CD I - - -
. in the Maxwell officea, S ri. Mary$, the ! an Lot 9,1 Cd,nceEsion 1, Stanley,- Farm Stock larged, and valuabl-3 IwPr 0-4 , I in our stock.. I I I I I . �
aller for -Alsike, choice, No. 1. ,A7 to 811�10 .1 the I ito ownt,r having 3xpeadcd upwards ol 181 203 on P--� � . �
� daughter of Mr. and Mn. George Tremble, A d lmpl�m�pts. Alex.J.Rose, proprietor ; � , � I
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. Aleike,good. No. 2,86 to ,q the hotel. This jyj tbe besb village hotel in th prov- '-.d I ::� M i
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-�t with & . of that town, was married on Wednesday of Thes. Br�wo,i auctiorieer. ince, Find it i,,, furnisheii in such a way a � tM1 i
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� I last week, at the home of her brother john, $5.25 to $5.60, and timothy seed. ,'-'., 1. 5 0 t "S 5 �
He waa, I 0 M dAV, Sept,-mber 29th, at I 0'010019; date in every respert.1 The hotel is well furill6hed I I.- i 14�i ++++++++++ � I
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: eets, and - empt6yild bV Maxwells . $14.50 ; clover,$$ to $9 ; loose straw $5 � of liquors and cigars n h9nd. ani is rea, y f6r oc. H CD � I- - 0-�-i - . I . I .1
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hay, $121 tq on tot 0 d I stoc - '
I . Stock an Implements. Alex. Smith, 4)ro. ssl v im nediately -1 . I
'ail. ' The I I � per ton. Millfeed7-IE steady at $171i for - cupation, and posse n will be gi en 0 . t 4 . I
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-Michael Ash, a siacker at the Perth prie.tor ;, �hcs. Brown. auctioneer. sale is cop ul;; . Es FIt I ENT
. . cars of shorts, and ,q, 12 for'bran in � bulk �east . after the ' N DRESS . COODS D PARTM q .
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ctured in Fhtx and Cordage Company's works, Strat- . . : On Friioa�, OctobEr 3rd, at I o'clock, at inents made for the pa"'ment of the pu,ch 8,e money. I - ..
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jr set the lord; met with a painful accident recentl x ni'llfee A] 1 Little's h�t�l, Brucafic1d, Hotel, Furniture There B also a pu I vaixh aced -3 Ln the h tel prem- L� � � I I . . I i
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'before he Z stead r- . iEcl, The ho el, as , � :
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; y at S,23 for cars of shorts and $17; fo � Thos. Brc'iwil,'auctioneEr. -
o ; mill. A needle in. one of the mao bran, sacks included, Toronto freights. � . liquor.3 and cigara, d Dq M �ya I
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. i � . On Tuesday, October intending urchh8f rs. them not only witli t latest and most exclusive novelties but 1, with the
ast week- I - pierced the palm of his hand andinflicted a 140i, i., o'clock separatelv,in orderto Milt �!o 0 ��, 0..,. I I �'
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I wound of several inches. � PI -1 -- n choicest' goods in style and quality. We will mention a ecial I lines f,or
i vvas sent I . Potatoes. - � p. in., on Lot 21, Concession 10� ibbert, the follnNving goods ond cliftIttLLIS: One spo ted,pony, 0 M : - fee w sp I
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I -Mr. Thomas Pullman, -of Mitchell, drop- � bl I goat, I single boggy, I . =" this week :- .!
arki. Last - . To�,,o--\-To, September 03 -The tension waa miles west of Cromarty, 71 miles from Du dray -wagron, covered I-4 0 1 . i
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I I citizens. his brother Willia&s, in Hibbert, -on Wed- which s -)Id fre-ely at $1 per bag -on the.tmck� tensive Sale of Thoroughbred Durham I oc,qop shovel, I ap 1 �adieB' Homespun Suitings, 56 inch wide, at 65c and 70c�, kvoith 90c 1
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I nesd&y aftemoon of last week. He had just Cattle. Alex. Campbal 2) On 1- C:.,- I �
!be repre- Potatoes out df� store are quoted 10c lGwer, 1, Oiopri�tor ; James Terms.-l(l) On the go)ds and chattels,\cash.. � O." I and $1.?O. - i
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loking for I &me down from the straw stack to get a at $1. 10 to 81. 15 per bag. Jonea, auctioneer. I i I I the hotel property, V per qent., of the�' pul c Mae L"- cl- T I ;
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dfmk, and on returning fell from the ladder . --- - ---=wm===cwzzan money to be'paid on tao day of sale, 0 us 0 : I I
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. i . within one month tbc ,�aftcr, or, at . PO Special values in Zibilene Cloth,' all shades. at 65c. 1
. telegram &-d expired ina, few iiainutes. I I C7t- . . ;
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I Poultry. ' purohmer, a portion y P:" :� �
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r 'th a misha ToRo";TO, September 23-11 1EACHER WANTED.-Wanfedfor:SchoqI Section tict'lats as to pi!yment of purchase -011.f , etc., will . ?X_ 0 P-� . n Specials in 'Opera Flannelz I : I
)r fellow w. ,p one night lately, which might - r' : I ' th CM � 9 I = I . I . , I . : i .
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I - 4 at 85 to 90C for dressed chickens and da�kB -ate. Dtt-�ieq 'to commence lime be ascertained f, om �be� ft'ssignee bi: ;_ " �t' (7t- �=� .'3e e o a r chalk,line Dress Goods at 59c.
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: ,'Ord passs- F, timber of the cattle -guard, used as a walk and 11 to 12c for turkeys Live cnia ens Jarjuarylst,1003. App'.icatlons,statngEalary, etc., ii�5 2 - gft C) � I - ! I � . -
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. i . ' ,live will be received %- the'nudersizued ull to No -ember BEbT, Seaforth, Solici or for Assignee. . M C.t, ; � "
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r. George, by pedestrians, and fell to the bottom of and ducks are : . I Ist. DANIEL ldcNAUGHTON, Secret%ry, Chisel- --- -------- — I L - ..2 ::� I � AA&A4606 L L
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I the. culvert. She escaped with a. sprained hens 45 to 50,:l. � hurst, P. 0. � � 1816x3 FARM ST�CK, IH- 0 1 0 � �
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t years: of EACEIER WA,�TEDW,njed for So'hoel Section The undersigDddpul'P)8Fst0 8(11 �y puble auction @000-. . I.- I I :
I I _OneL evening recently the Ladies' Mis- Live Sto&k Mark8ts. 1 . ruesd , October ,-d M .: .
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way ser� : �� i� T No. 5, XorriO, for the year 1903, a school teach on Lnb 3, ConceFsion 3, Hullett, on' I :
at 12 o'clueb tiharp, the follo 0 � �� 1 1
'I � isionary Auxiliary of Bethel church gave a WO L -i �� - Lei d ies' Tailorin .
embrance LONDON-, England, September 23-L,iV4 er. Applicants should state standing and 831ary 7tb 1DO2 . . I 910 � ,
- 7 I i -pieterrod, Ad- viz: T:13'rses-one instobed team of geldings 08109 0 . - ; .! :
��t Steph- tea in the basement of the school house. A cattle easier at 13 to 141tc, dressed Wei.. t h expected. Personal applications . �-* 9) 1 O,q ).P- � - �� � I
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L good programm�e was given and excellent Is dress HENRY JOHNSON, Secretary,tBelgrave P. 0. fiv6* 6 wl oa, .1
heep, 11 to 13c ; refrigerator be,3f, 13�.6 p0l I . 1, . I ware 11 years . d ight I fi3y, I I - IL . I �
Iterwa-rda - I . 1816x4 I dnving mare, 1 two. year-old heavy ra I- I
. refreshments were served by the ladies. h [ . A y Si ney. I . - - its, Coats and Skixts made to ' older in
� came to pound ; United Scates cattle, 7:�d ;_a �pt ( I � i two-ver.r-old roads.er,x(lding airc , � . I . �u I the most' up-to-date sty les
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a railway Rev. Mr. Kestle, a former,pastor, was there, unRold ; Canadian cattle lauded a -an hte O& EACRF9 WANTED. -For :school section No. 4, Catble-F oinilkoowssUPP08e1ltot1.1ow MISHTER GRO AN , satisfact I ion guaranteed. - .
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. superin- and after 16 years vibsence, spent a social LivERPoOL, September 23-C 3ana ian Ot� TMcK*,Ifop, a male teache�. holding second or thorouL,hbred bull, six. Ftee ve spri g C Ives, I I . i - ; .
- t third ,g two, I beifer r �ing two, fl' . !
evening with -his friends. About $23 was tle, 7�d ; sheep, 6d. 1 1 class certificate. Applications, stating salary r;sin -Ha -ris binder . . I t
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L'way, and I to be Sent in before Occt-)ber 30th; 1.902. Duties to about 3) bells.. Im On Our New Enterpr ses. I
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he Grand . I realized from the evening's entertainment. MONTREAL, September 23 -The ina�6t' coninieuca JaDuary, 1903. ODER4! H&BKfp.K, and trucks almost ne , 1 mower, 1 Whi eu1Xn POM . — I ) : +Iil;---*&----Ic-++.f-i-.,-+.I-+�t- i
I -At St. Marys Roman Catholic church, at the East End Abattoir was not very fav Secretary, Scalorth. 1815x4 harvester, I wisner co ne see 11, hay rake, . � �
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act daugh- + � I — I spring toothed cul,i% ,It tu th' town is I
I . I �on the morning of September 16th, one Of orable this morDing. Receipts of cattle : Ing plows, one boomin'. Two new indush 11 p ) � - ' I `
. Downie's popular y . OR SALE,AT A B.A.RGATN116use with two tor, I 1,Lnd roller, I ky plow, 2 walk I ,xii a have bin
, oung farmers, Mr. Thos amounted to 800, and, as the demand ;, forl I i wneikynew,i set din cud bar- . - I
zMaKeev- lots attached, Thi% c0w,f�-rtableiand commodi- 2 iurrow gs%ng rl-) added to our busiDiss c 'city lately. I � f
. F rows, 1 acuffler. 1 hors power % itb rod-, I cylinder apl, - Sta le 6epartment*
: ; Teshen, married Miss, Mary Kearney, eldest -for �ttle aug brick residencil on W&# Gdderich! street, owned have refirince to our new lunch .
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1, accidenti I them was not very active, prices . I , usher I jack. 1 facthry an' P . I I
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, . -ev. of the choicest offered did not exceed 5c. The bulk and occupied sp a r' hay rack, th' aipple evaporator. � � �
� � &ughter of Mr. Patrick Kearr by 0. 0. Willion. ! Thb bou . con. cuttintr box with car i 8 I I
iriving a truck wagrn, 1 pair b bsleighs, I cutter, �
�Gore of Downie Rev. Father Brennan sold at 4:1c for fair to good, and at 2 tio� tains parlour, Jittlog room, dl' Ing room, kitchen, I .
� get n rack liftar, one Whin Mishter Maloney, th' genial pro- I I
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me loose, � ' - pantry, wood shed, coal biu anid har&and sift water I gravel box, 1 bav for complete, I . Many, - pecial values. will be found in this department.
I d I performed the ceremony, at the conclusion for common. A large. number of 9be%p'sA'.,ero` down staira. T,here ai � room�, sewinz rooln, ill and bazgO, 1 Watedngr trough, i, suzar prietor art' manager iv tb' lew hash facthry �p I
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of which the bridal party drove to � the offered, receipts br-ing aboat 500 1113ad., clothes closets � and bath room IXP � stai�s. A ply on kettle, one grass seel EOWer, I HSt tea harness, shtruck th' town he was � phtr k w . id- th' I i
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- home of the bride's parents, where a boun- These s -)Id at 31 to 3.',I;c per pound. A! Jew' the premises to 0. C. WILSON Seaforbli. 1815xl one sbt' of single harness, one set of Plow L har . . Special impor6d Flannelettes at'10c and 121c a yard. i .
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I - tilful wedding breakft%st was se�vcl. hundred larDba were offered, and prices�i - F,4 I . forka. above]@, . . : I . I f
I . -- rnangolds. about 40 tins of hay, � I I
ly hart, . . I ! he says to himsilf,fsays he, i I What these I . 7-
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' chains, etc too nume, OUR tO 11181410n Special line ofiWool Blanket', size 6Ox8O, at,$2.50.
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tore Mr- : -The Stratford Beacon of last weeL-, telli ranged about Jc hich6r than sheep. i Calve oaq . Effecto-T'V"o wood heating lltoveil I c al heat'ug folkFj want is somet'ing to ate," an' wid true', I- I i � I
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I � I urity. � Life and fire stove, I cookin,r stove, I L l%s8 cupboard, 1 exten6ton American fnterproise he purphased.a cook- L -- �
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lad was, I � At 4A to 6 per �ent. o r I I ea-jh -1
L - M .1niee L; 2 Two special Hiles of Towel� at 12 c anL(i 15C.
dispute over ihe party�wall 2 between S. R. ceipts being about 75 bead, and the :Price' Cleveland bhtove an' some sarn-hand' i �
14:1 hira, � Insuiance writ,oen In best co . J. LECKIE, tuble. I hat rack, 1 wt ng�r, I lonngr-, I wiche3 an shtuok I � I � 29 �
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0 t 1 1 Bru8eela. 1 1815-16 e,l daisy chur , 1 washing:mae ine. The I ! . I L d . . I -
Reason and the British Mortgage Loan Co., per head rangilog from $2 to $10. � , i bicycl out his shingle, an' it dof b teitill how manuy I .
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. I has been Battled by the flipping of a I teVision. pr prickrhassold hit, farni and intends removing found thimililves suddiul stricken-wid. an . I : I I I
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I k It was head or tail whether Mr. Hesson steers, $7j. 50 to 88 ; good to. choicei, $6.25 to� 0, ourt Of F. y
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: would S7,5 or $100 and he was stu& for $7.25 ; common to heit butchers' eers, I ir.011ths'l ci I i .
z I I nc covered that they cud git 4 big male fur � I i . I
. i,eby given that a eour' v;iil be held, u [)rovedjoint noieo. A I
Barke, I I the larger sum. The solicitor of the Loan 1 $3.75 to $6 ; heifers, $3.25 to $5.50, ; 001 ws" Notice is he � ,.vill begit on on furni,.;,iirg spl fifteen cints an' a cup iv coffee. ' Th' h L We are clearin out the balance of our Summer Shirt Waists at, half
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Ding to, . OompaDy did the flipping. The, method $2.50 to $1.75 ; c nnero, $1. -5 ;� or, the judge of the county o urt of the county of ' Whi. AITCHESON, -roprietor; McKillopite, in8htead iv goin' into Jack ' ' . I . �
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ging at selcted for settling the difference wasi cheap- bulls,. $2,715 to $4 25 ; feeders, $3.75 to� Huron at the couri room,, in e town b:kll, SeXforth, L - M .2 1 1 - :
' J. CT MOMICEIAEL, A�iotloneer. 1816 -Cardno's an' shtuffin' himailf'wid foive cints- . . 1 t
I � to hear and determine twe c7oral comlIxints of , L down to Kid Gloves in eve -e !two dome
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A " - heifers, on the 319t, day of October, 9 2 . at 16 o'clock a. ui.
me vil- or thin law." I $4.a5 ; stockers, $3 t3 84 2D ; stock � 11 wurth iv chai an' bllDs,-,goes Twenty 6zenl Ladies' ,stylish shad I � L
aL YoriDg f: - Mary,, the eldest daughter of Mir. and 63 to $3 5 )O ; Texas steers, $1 to $4. ;�good il e rors and omi Blons In the v teis lists at the 111iln- LEARING SALE 'OF FARMS, F&RH STOCK Tim's an' fills his achin� void � Vid beefshtake � I I �
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. 5 Mrs. Joseph Abraham. Stratford, %�as rnar- fresh cows and sprinLgers strong, $2 higher ;i icipality of q4" 19 2 All persons baving C AND IMPLEME TS. - Jsane3 J Su . �
ill uni- ; I ,folith for 10 an' petaties an' a cup iv tay , wid gar in it . -
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� . ried on September I 74th, to Mr. George common slow ; good to chrice, 8%0 to 8'60 ; t business at thilpotirt are hereh requirect to attend at ceived instructions fr
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is course the 0rand Trunk Railway , � �ps, 1 1 he same time! nd place. RLLIOTT, Clerk of to Eel] ' #***#~#4t#*#*" �
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� lan,an, of I shops common to good, , to[ 1815-1 Township of Logan, 4 ,n Taesda.v, Se on Saturda' noights surro.unds Tim's lunch . � - **-#*,#""
. - ot that $8 25 to $8.50 ; common tri) good, R5 50 . t the fc1lowint, Pa. rni --There wi It be ac d in block . � ; i .
� rk 4W place. The Rome Memorial] church ' -L ; . [I � — , ,: er?, 2! 0 &or .3 of table an'satiefoies hisinner!rnanwid ham I I . Z I L
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re- Miss il ' claga�a3h, an' hin fruit dished up in th' tttist shioyle - - ' I
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:� light, do.' $7 30 to ',ri.35 : pigs, $7.20 twl I I I of sale. Stoft an& Ini- I - ,
Miss asters. ' Rev. D. Deacon officiated. ' The I - w1l be made known pantbr fur what was left over from supper. � i . .
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- on the -91700rrismaq was M r. Charles Davies, and the ,',7.30 ; rou�.-gha, $ ,6.50 to 86 75 ; stags, S5.50- ple'ruenta-Four goo � Oh ! it' -i a greaL iUStit008hi0D, 1-0 it ih. - iclothi'ngr Departm-en,
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1� bridesmaid was Miss Francis Abraha,m. -The to $6 ; graosers 'R7:t6 S -i.40 ; dairies, $7.30: GO T E E T e 8 years eld and well bred, 1 suckin
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.1 work -1 1� . bride wasbecomingly attired in a green toS7.50. Siee,p and Lamb8-Top lambs,; a, i I 1A, 1 thoroughl)red bull IE woothe old, I thoroughbred pariLL'beeand th'loi3g shtrir.gaiv droied . �
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,),40 to ,1,5 50 ; culls to'good, $4 to q5 S5 #,
I trav Iling suit, tab The W apples hung iemember, lie who buvs and saves, buys twice. Our clothin , is all
i . . - ide with hat to ma . I When girls of 14 and i;) years of age I up above th' kitchen shtove far I P
br 'v� rr yearlines, 84 to S4.45 ; wethers, 8-4 to $4125,; old in colf. 4 good gra(o c3wii inc,lf, lgade-b�!110 �
I e8maid, .o e white. - , I he at nionths o'd, ta %% e I b i ewes, 1 rain, N on vro er, th' floies to dicorate. What, wid apple I ' iicyh ch4racter ; the Istyles are the'latest and mgst popular ; the 11 ..... - ty great-
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. � d IT I DLei-Ing binder, . . . 0
� -Mr.,. Georgen of Stratford, and ewe,i, $3.25 to ,$3 75 ; sheep, top, roixe 9� � EGE, . 1 blafsey-HarrIsi'mo er, i 11"Y ..evaporators an' knittia' machines an' other . an positNe
I " cu S I � 4 loadcr 1 hay rake, I fanning mi 1, ' . at wazor a' koinds iv labor-savin' improveraints, t er ; ev� . J .
�� Alias ldargare:� Wood, daughter of Mr. Win. $3.7.3 to' 84 ; 11 t ood, ,151.75 to $3j5o.' THE CANADA BUSI ESS CCI I L , V far- ry sort of clothing is included : the savings are Jarge an
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Wood,�Dow - I CHATHAM, ONT., 3 1pairs' bobslelghs I.y rick-, 1 sa%Ni g inac
nie, were married Tuesday, Sep- . 4 th tru,ks, I s'.Iwirg machine wltho t trucks, 1 mor'b woife will have a itchance to git to 1 6
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7 - I - tember 16th and immediately afue graduation 0 * bed i We still have about $2,000 worth ,of 'clothing from the LeaTo,yd & 00. stock,.
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. � 'by Rev. Mr. Graham Z out and dec�re positio a at $6 and 8, trucks, 1 S.%vk,3 er-Mas?ey traction engin , 1 Peerless Th' grass inver gr( th, businiss .
of Avonton, at the Exeter, September 14 th, 'the wUe of I I . and cle4rina lines from our own sstock,l� at about one-half the regilaT. pfice.
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� home of the brfile's ' aren . per week. ; parotor, I nANv cu, lizvY, �ough I
.1 q p ts,, Downie. Mr. N1 r. Martin Sal te , C a son. � I . : cords of good soft w..xd 4 ft. iong in ioc to sult the shtreets iv Seafort', altl � Don't fLI to see our new clothin". I I
Atchelion is engrit:' steam road BARGE -In Clinton, n eplemb r 13th, the wife of - : around th' . 0 : ; I
eer of the city I We Tia,ve at the present mDment calls 'for uichaspro, about 800 cedar posts in lots to Asui�pur, bay has bin somewhat plintifu I I � .
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I . , . roller. Last winter he worked in Brampton �- I ;� .1 five male stenographers and book,keepers, chisers. Sale at 1 010 ock sharp. Ter post cffice lately. Clinton -L � a gittin' th' r V and bl at $9.00
�, ,;JJ 1 - I of ,_�io and under, co -ver that amoui t!) months' me. w lys. Clancy rwo special lines of worsted suits to hand, in brown -
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f. have I .� � where the wages offered are from $35 t) $50 iob�;- o �ng app oved joint sht3,rt iv Seafort' in so I .
I I ;: credit %N111 be given on furoish! . I
MarriaLres. . 11 Pays th' only differinc8 betullk Seafort? an' and $10.25, in all si�es. I I
'v 1110st . opened for the road roller he came back ' I : per month, thE t we cannot fill a ' s those pre- notes-woodeash. s�.x percent. per an ..,In) oiowed I I . .
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� I � Again. Mr. an&'Mrg. Atchison will reside in hioWP,R.kY-(;ARD1N'ET3.-At t exesldeneasC thcl pared lire all engaged. Write for catalogue. credit mounts. Pobiti%elv no re- Clinton in a business way is t � at-Bome days . �
I � etc r has so � 1 - d4ellne ol his farms, Heuvy worsted tw $ . - �
I I bride's parents, A. I n Septernbeir;�21th; , I I ,,if for cash on I suiting �, all sizes, at $9,50
. 'Stratford, Mr. Atchisonf. having, it, is' un- I V -'. I eerve, as the propri businiss is loivelier. in 8 f t than other : eec . I . I
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. - . by Rev. Dr. blarsh, 't I I t and Is Zoing to Parry 3ound, CH&RLE; QUEREN. 2a "�l
. � . . 41erstood, a home alrea(ly furnished. A�, MacNab, -51. A., Mr. Jameslmowbray, Jifftd- -ham SEE, proprietor; JAMES JONES, auctioneer. days, an' in Olinton We da, er: some days .
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I N 1815-tf �, . 1816-1 than others. But I see by R' papers that These goods cannot be equalled for value. Don!t take our a . for -,uo
I quiet wedding took. place at the home burv, to Mies Mar � ; ! I I 0 - - -
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Mr. S. Clulow, nee'lof 0 the . �
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�: of last week, at 1-2 o'clock, wh(n his eldest bride'@ Uther, H "et' on dDeaday, Se�ltom I I f
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daughter, Mrs. Minnie Allan, was united in - bk,r 24th, by Mev. F' 11-',oLark ne, Mr. Huino,'Iire V Pf,EMENTS ANP, TROR�,UGHBRED SHROP T. � .
Mills Snell, of Ill s. Edith El' oth.� I 0 $I]45, i r r., Thomas Brown Ims re..,eived therviewed wanivth' Doctlors-th' other -
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. . eldest daughter of Mr- Peter awtborne. .3 instructions from hiri Hector Re day-arl'-be says they will' iave all their
. . The bride wore a beautiful dress of mauve simpsoN-HIGGINS.-In Bruce old. on So tei�boil� . � . on Thurs- .
� . I ; i waction on Lot 7, Concession 3, Stanley, :
, idlitimcni%la ready an' be op n fur businiss I
Ile and �cil sinioqoj� of! . k sh r ,4be fol- t . M I LLI N ERY � DEPARTM E; I- To
vO' chiffon over white ailk, and was i8th, by Rev. E. Sawers, Mr.,C( - d%y. October 9th, 1902 at 12 o'cloc .
; wide, I N�IJAL - : , HotseB-One, dr ugbt,mare 9 Ee", he says, I � � -
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a"isted by her siater, Misa Florence Clu- Staple, to Miss Helen 14iggins, of Chrysldr ' . 0 ' . ]owing property, viz.: Blois- by New Years. " Av coor !I i
I - ALI)WORTH-NjORTHCOTT-At the residL��c� of yeate old, 1 aged draught brood mare In cal. to 11 there will be s,ome minor de "ails to attind
� low, who wore a dress of white oTgandie r 10th, by Aev. � - old in foal t 'We extend all cordial invitation to you to attend Our Afilline Openings .
� the bride'd parents, on Seplembei I I d.- n William. 1 brood mare ,8 years 0 to but th' tishtimonials is th' main t'ing."
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I ,� � - and lace. The groom was alisisted by his I R. millyard. of Exeter,' Mr, �Charles t.!'Aldw Weste n ficursions Southporti I yearling filly sired by Yo ng McBexn, I . Qn FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, SEPTE.MBER 26th and 27th. :
- 11 ;- I . �rother. Mr. Ge.orge Lucap, of Toronto. worth, to ,Miss Robvena, third daughter 'of 1 �Mr. I sucking colt Balbogie stamp, one driving An' I shuddn't wonder - but .'4' Doothor's - .
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I - . uc,Northcott, a � S PT. 25, 26, 2T a old 8 A by St. Blize. attle- about Vree parts right. . I
� . I Wt 11 of Hay I �� . bolas 6 year I Four � . � 1
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I I MAPTIN-HASTING-9-In Turnberry, on Sopteifiber I - . milelf cows suepope rrow " Th' rush shtill continues at Richardson . i -izjgg7,�u-�.,,�--IK.g,-A--f:Etig�-nu�- �
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-Will go � . �Y Rev. Mr. Nlc&ulay, a. dainty wedding i7th. by Rev. W.J. Wcst, M. A., ?At. 7libmas. 2 year3 old, 3 li�if,m 2 years., Id e an' McInniBo's, an' no, won�er. Shoes ie a �. I
, - breakfast was -served. Many beautiful ALikttio, to Miss Lizzle Hastings, both of Tuiru�, $10.60 SOFORTH TO CHICAGO steers pri yes. Sheep , � .
I . i - year old, 3 steers I y*ar old, 3 apri.
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V I rubs will be necissity, an' whin ye can i � tbim at sich
� , - t e rry. . : ; ' -120 registered Shrorshire sheep n 1 $ a I
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� 7 . IlEeSexxts were received. T4e groom's pres VARIz)H--KLRTN-�qCH ROTH-In WIngham, on: Sep.4 AND RETORN -- offered. Pigs --One brood now, 4 go weeks ok.1, remarkably low figgres it's not tQ be wonder- T
A. -thoy ent to the bride was a beautiful diamond , . n, - ne amey,Harria Hig�est noes paid for Butter, Eggs
L - teniber 17th, by Rev. N. S. Burwash, Mr. john . about 40 hens. lu�plements disc nearly I
I 'i seed drill nearl- new, 1 Madsey-Harri
11119, and a pearl crescent to the �rideomaid. Heory Pariah, r f Afolesworth, to. Miss Uar' ,x A, Returning o 6 Octoberr 13th olso ed at that th' people are taki I n advantage iv
I 3�he bride and groom left on the .3.-220 train Kleinschroth ct Elyth. . . i . - I I I e I I Massey-1-farris cultivator, I -'he rake, I Im- - th' opportoonity. '. . I
Z . i I o1r, I potato � . Gi�oGAN.
� - for London and Detroit, and will then settle �, . Proportionately low rates to Port Huron n W, y, I Bin Is ! and Wooi.
I - perial plow, I gang pl.o�
� 'I . � �. digger, 2 set iron harroW , Be ej, I tay vwk, one . I I ,
.: fancy I : stock rack, 1 lumber wa 1 air obaleighs, 1 to Any person desiuiDg to seen e a good Vay- .
� '. a their new home in Toronto. I - Deaths. � �� . Detroit, Cleveland, Saginaw,, Bay City p I - �
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-In Egniondy 21st, I In buggy, 1 cutter, I. light n, ing boot and shoe,business wo Id do well, to — --- - --=-- -
-- - - — McNICHAEL i root pulper, 1 cu t n ox, I set double - — .
Mary McDougall, reliat of the late JQhn!; me. nati and St. Paul. giavel box, mmuDicate with the above frm as we are - I
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. I take tbiL1,-Aiy first opllortUnity of thank- TENNANT-In Lucknow, on S . I . � The Grand Trunk offers beat and most and 120 sip pails and opiles, 2 on ar ket �leg, I grind. p I .
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; .) ' favored -In Dungannon, on September 1.AhJw1b. modern equipment. quantity of corn in afook, 20 toRs of hair, 2 ladd I I
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por'. witli- which they have xn�. MoXATH. e and other articles too numerous t lition. Din- 91A DIRECT
Mchiabb, aged 78 yenrs and 8 months, fshth r' of Further information at town office and at , Richardson &
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'a 1 Sep� aket office. sunis of $6 and under. cash ; over ths. .
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A.der, me so liber. ITODGINS.-In Stratford hospital, on Snad i
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� montho'credit will be given on approvea Joint notes. Agents
1411Y,andtbat their commandeand ismany more t -ember 219t, Thomas Hedgink aged 72 Yeats. ; _ I
'Mew ones as, may see fit will receive our prompt and ADAMS. -In Tower City, North Dakota, on Be' tem � WIVI. OMERVILLE, A discount of 6 per cent. will be allowed off for cash � M arket Stis, Seaorth,
0-m- a - c4reful a John, Agamat � tj on cradit amounts. HECTOR RETE, proprietor; � . Shoe., Opposite Tow12 Building, iuotmer Malu and
: ; . ttsntion in all lines of blackamithIng and ber abli, Margaret Grieve, wi.fe ,of I _ I THOMA& BROW.6, auctioneer.. i . 1815-2 . . . .
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