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- was married to Mr. Kerr ouplad to Mr. D. A. Conteloys,ptoduce mor. i � J
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ka � 11-1 born on the fel farm adjolaij ig the town - ' sod has rented the parb be formerly cc- -
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WE . VE A SPLENDID - "' ?P101A (SX100 Seafortit. V9, I just Two S
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I � I OLSTRICT 0 ,� - $be had a f I no-ohildri i. eight of . . I daughter are In Wroxoter this week visiti . --
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- TOLKET CUTLERY TO THOSE 1 IN ARREA survive a taro grorn up. She was a quist;E - . Hefft raau entertained a number of their I - ..
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80188GRS - -. � f — 4 , url"hlidsl#xi�-kind� -hearted we mov . I - pic crastinstere—nei Cher advice nor entreaty Proves &Va- iIbjQ-----they won7t 4 .� I .
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. 'WABLE CUTLERY A large number of those in at rea a have neighbor and a con stant frioni sild' those Dyster Shells and Grit rament of the Lord's Supper will be observ. anticipate, therefore, must be content with depleUd asror�mentv, But 44 .1 11
r quepts for romi�tancex, who kn6v , or m t sincerely. d ia Carmel Presbyterian church on Saw jD one .of thab kind ? You want to'make, selections under favor- .
CARVER8 IN OASES esponded to our re ' _I her but iioved It Barrel Salt and 'Grain Bags bath morning, December 20th, when the you are nc - - , �
and to those we extend our thanks; There She was Widevoted isad conelti 6 member able conditiono heuoe lob us remind you that there tire but two weeks � -
. are still. however, a large number, , d f i Om of the PfItiebyterlanj church andj: oth by pro Rev. Mr. Hamilton, of Londesboro. is ex- . ! sing no I
C-1 I - Linseed Meal and Oilicake. before the ringing of ,he Christmas belle, Postpone your purcha i
a we would be pleased to bear. is oopt and �oxample Obe always i eisdouraged . - � rooted to condnob the servioes.—Ale. and longer, The store crowds, although great already, are nothing to what -1
Qlvy-t US A CALL .FOR*a--- thee Aim. C. A. AleDonnell were in London for �
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. I On and after February Ist next,tht 1116111`135 that: which tended for the good I Sho will Got Our Prices. they will be, No occasion to repeat argamenw against late buying,. -
. of all subscribiisrs two years or m , In af- be mined 0 I You've board them, tested them M1311Y ft time. Will ycit profit by ex. i
ore F a ,.aotoaly�iabor wnfimilybircle. ,� - 41,00 Is ,of days the fore part of this week. -
rowswill be taken olf our liste, atill - th ir but in'the cotomuni�y where miss had lived _1V1TJohn Bider, of the town,ship of Hay,
HOROF BLANKETS - - I - . OLkK]l shot a fine fox during the past weak.—Oar perience, and , i I I
; Accounts placed in other hands for coVection., so long atid where a e. had bean s6 highly, � I i
SLEIGH BELLS 1� .. I . � - by will -$-a ee- HAMMTON & 1110E villagers were pleased to see the Rev, At, a, .D '' =or VAn Ir . Aar I It
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CATTLE OHAINS CiiRTST'VA8 BEEF"' Mr. X; 0 thesorrowin' hut sad and f'AmiIYOnhc- Head Merahants . . . Soxforbli, McLennan in our village this week,after � - � .
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I STALL FIXTUP48 I i6rnhsro,� Tuesday, a lot lof very oount-of-th6i irreporable lose. -- -- - . -- - . I I
fine cattle for the Christmas market f,,,at Tor. we . re laid t st in a Maitlatitl�aok 60nk�., -S ion from acetylene gas at Kippen church.— . ----
LANTERNS h -opisrate school board .of this town, at a .
. A". � . Mr. William Hoggarth was in Guelph this . �
auto. They were purohaved from ' 0 fOl- stery on 4 a 0 � I "sting hold on Tuesday evening last, do. I I I
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.. . SNOW SHOVELS - - lowing well known feeders and at h prioest . . . 1: . olded to re-establish the junior dapartment week attending the fab cattle and poultry - I ...
� . ' uANNIVER ,— again, which was temporaf ily suspended i In 1910 2Lre evv R i
11 ' show. —An entertilament wilt he hold '
I named : - Froth George Mardis. afortho b1=11OD1ST-C11ug,4 He * a F em nders.,
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I I 'InDevereau , uOksr- Sunday the is ary of the Methodist after the mid-iumnier holidays. and It eve on.
L . 'You will find our prices right on the above, 13 beffere, $777 ; Joh Z.ql 107; I 31illor's opera hall, on Satorday, December -- --- - - -- --
� - I smith, 4 swettis, $-278,46 ; Rogerson f, Bros... alturch will be hold. no .W. Browv,, gaged " tamber Mrs. W.'H. Bullaril.—The 19bb, when Dr. W, G. Alexander, of - Now KID GLOVES. HO SIER .
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. . � Iffullett, 2 stoors, $139-0 R. J-. MOMOMMAD, B. D,,-, of Mitchell. one of .1 he cleverest vilitof Brigadier Hargravep -to Seaforth, York, will deliver his oalebrattd and hum, I:
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,� -- .�., Hallett, 1 - heifer, $67.50 .- L. Dovirr&ux, preachers of the London Coid,oronoe, will which was to have taken place on Novem- crous lecture on "love, courtship, marriage Good quality with dome fasteners and Handsome embro*dared cashmere hose r)0e. ,
.1 --- MAillop, 3 steers, 6*205 ; George Turnbull,. preach morning and aping, *60ial OffOr- bar 23. d, but which was postponed on so. and jealousy." i � I over seam stitching. all shades and sizes, per pair. L%dies' :Pecial ca-thmere hose 2,r�o
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I . U ! 191f A 19MMIrl. � MoKill6p, 4 6tearr, $251 ; Wm. Morri'vous logo and tubteript,fon's � are soked.by the count of the illuesoof Mr,f. Hargrave, - will 4-- 75c, $1, $L25,sud $1 50 per rair. per pair. Men's pecial cathmere Nox ,0,,--, , -
- I I . . MeKillop, 3 heifers� $185, ; R. McGonofkle, trugtorem to inset the necessary ,expons0l Of. take place on Monday, December 14ths, at Constance. . HANDKERCHIkFS.- I ptr pair. -
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I ; Tuckeramith, 5 belferr, $M ; G. W,. Wren, the year. I A. Cordial invitstiooi is given to 8 O'clock p. -in. The Brigadier will be so- Wanted at R, Jewitt"a, I � lb or 2 Ib prints 25 dozen printed, lo each. 25 dozen
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I Ribberb. I bull, $81.60. companled 1by Major Raw1ling. A good time of butter for which we give 17o a pound, Any q Lsdies' collars and tier, the latest
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� throe others, but --we were Dot able. to pro. '* -1 0 I My of dried apples at 6a a pound, our winter boots 25o to 84 a&cli7 GaaVs rclegant new ti
, . . . . ' ' Dvited to 56 up. Embroidered at 10c to $1, � as 2 1 1
� . oure-the names or. prices. Most of the ani- In expected# and �the public are i and sox and ruobere will keep out frost and cold, .each or 5 for $1. . , Zo .
�i. -� Hardware, Stoves, Eft. , Why do I mail the obespost 10 so in town att6nd.—Mr. Moffatt, pthikelpal of the pub-- I . -
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�. malis were purchased by-wedghto The whole because i give my special att,ention lo Ohio line, XX- lio moboolo. was awary a couple -of days this . FANCY GOODS. .- f
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lot figured up to about - .. I aide my et*ok and got p � _ Ready-to-wear bate—Pelbad $1 to $3 each 1
- � 824001 � 1`is ., his home Ita Ripley, on aceounb of D ylleo, 15c, 20a and 25o each. Ceat �
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I ; .11 i � I 1877-2 week, at Aid of the Kinburn- Methodist church was a Tarn, O'Showtors 25o to 81 each. InfanVo I ' '
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,I I . I I , � the very serious illness of his sister.—Mr. . . ieces 25o to 50o each. ' Cut-hion covers Ze I :
--, - . Pip", cigars and tobaccos. I I keep all gran4 success in ever� parbioular, although -10 .1
A Hunoz-v- AuTnop--We have had the . - bonnets sod caps 503 to $1 each. i
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�Will McLeod had an exciting ride on Wed I ra 500 to $2 each.
DOMINION BANK. pleasure of isading an excellent en. the 1o#4iirEg:lineP. Look In, opposite t r, e0ommerelal.:' . the.attandanee might have kseii,v larger. The . SHAWLS, , o 81 each. &aod cove
- Dunn",lisdorth. . 1877-2, nesday. H6' was returiming from Clinton excellence of the progiamme given for the - ; BILK WAISTS. I
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HEAD OFFIOR, TORONTO. . rs Will 6nd .it to the'! advantisg1e wibh a horse and outter, When coming in. issit two years by thd Ladies'- Aid should , Honey comb ahawlir 60c to $2 each, C&le. . .
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I E. B, OSLER, N. P, T. G. BROU HE, 'Toy at ... It is a totoperituos, story, �and the quantity of butter, c p,, dried apple P and dressed &Ile f a � AL Vile, Green, Ciesm, White, and Black— - Y -,
0 1 1 .Wing the 011449r to 001118 00 the finiallill' Clinton Ontario Street bf6tho4ist' church for evening wear $2 50 each. Wool clouds - � ou -ca
� General Manager scene. I laid into@ Jon g- county of poultry. would prefer butter in to!] i from two $3, $4 and $51' each. . -
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, Middl I . It Is we writ n" inteasoly fourpounds. Alexi stobie, 0"h pooduce otore, choir 1 -11 allothex 6. .,
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off . � .'. , '7x8 I . Shipley's recitations were of the highest or. UMBRELLAS. LINENS. to,
t � 187 f and kiok. It went down street at a 2:40
Capital, F�ul ty 1�aid UP S2 -983,86& 00 Uteresti g and h" throogbot# a good moral 8*'10'tb' ., %-. I I
. - - -is a ch - ing book and "n'xiot- I , pfijch tioi. 'have the fines f bon, on olip, but Will itack to hiss pest like a littlp der ani splendidly given. Rev. 1. 13, Wall. ' Liveti tray clothe 50o to ,A1 each, Gooit- - priate gifts!
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Reserve Fund and Uri- -tone. 'It Ma . - nonce! on 1"th 'boxes in town. Just the thinj for Ohl We". 1 man, and, by the aid of @Qme portion on the win's short address was full of si�nss arid Gloria ailk, full isiz?, 41k covers, nest linen napkins $1 ID $1 50'per dozen. L
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- an ennobling in a I � 1878-1. ' at rest,, he sueeeaded in polling the beast up n handles in born, pearl and fancy wood ,18� Large linen clothe S22 to $4 eacb, All linem I
crivided Pt-ofits - - 5 3,387,220 48 't aboulil W w* ids , I '. ; 0 HOUSES FOR. SALE. -For sat', two real- before any serious damage wiw done. u sou d advice, while Dr. Daoial`s� lecture � I IONWAL I �
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.� vepctsits by Public -523.389,600 75. reader. I . y rsaA.. � W I 0 JL' 'was, we believef the beat ever giveti in Kin- $3 and $4 each.. towlu from 2Do to $1, 50 pi, r pair.
. preattine we are not. imprope discloilug denoesin seaforth, 'One to situatei, on sparling t for I . -
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- I I . . I I i7 � -11 A . 161A.M. . created quite a sensation on Main stree I burn -Mr Coates of Bittiads in shandino, -� B 01 TILTS. I I U ()
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J Total Assets 46i6pirul'two 00 any secret When we say to 1) the I cle r street,, ano consains ave to=@ ai., s niner � 0
1 1 % few minutes.—Mr. W. Maheiffy, who bas
I I � and one lot, The other is situated on Villism street f a few days with his orothar and 4ophow, Linen covers, Tapestry covers, Chenile Large full size latei6t 1903 designs be
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'y actu"fe I � and contsins five rooms nod 0 woodsh L Messrs Robert and Alberb Co tet. -A andsilk covers from 956 to $6 each. Marijaillco, $1 to $5 -each. .
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I his identity under AS Vol do plains of soft water.st both placog. irlsey are od houses to yous L � Vito comb or .,
BEAFORTH BRANOH) 11 Mark Cloie," is an old Hur n b Y�� in � the reup an4 will be siold togethet or p &tot and on has returned home for ilia winter, -Miss numbe; of ig People Vista invites to Mr. JACKETS, . . I
. panto� of I the cas terms. Apfly to Mims McBrl I Have, Ell& Woodyara, of New Haven, Michigan, eve' i h we they . . FURS.
Wa,mi i3treeto Oeafo'rth- person of Rev. Mr. McKibben 0 do O L IL ys R Hotham"00 on Fridiy ' logo w
a Ailes Craig MothodiAb uhurch mind a native lbT1 I I ISMS Was visiting her sitter, Mrs. Win. Pearson, $3 each, Ladies' fur Jaekets $20 to W each.
I later, Seafor h. . ,I ' spent a pleasant: time: "ptaTing theii trunks Children'# cloth Jackets $1.50 to L
Every fooffity for the transacting of L of Egntondville.-Mise Basis Mathews, of " to $25 each. Ladlee .
, . . V,Vo pay the high Be for fowl, W for the Klondike," and other lnnoo�nt syn. Mesas cloth Jacketi $2 to$A) ea,3h, Ladiela Ladies' fureaperinefs $J .
general bauking business. - . of the township of MoKilloz. Mr. MoKib. ot cash p0, . at,ford, invisitingwitilt bar cousir, Mrs. us . ,,,nl oth fur ruff* 61 to $15 each. M-uffsp tapp, etc,, I
Collootiona M848 on sit points in Canada bon has cause for pride in h terary effort, draiwed"hogo bide@, sheep skins and ItO . Dick and ;hiii good laly� know cloth Jackets 84 50 to $12 each. Cloth
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. I U#dy Brot., butchers, Seaforth. ; . 1877,tf how to give the YoLlInj Lpf ople an e0joyable cispes $1,50 to $7 0. � all price#.
I and and we hope it *ilf the .widsbir. . Phemie Gotionlook, . who has been teaoh- . i I
abroad. - I in" � I ' buy for a evening. -Rev, T. W. Oosshr, of Brussels, I I I -- I �
I i6alation, to whiefi. Its yneritw;sl�� justly �,entitle If at at I036 to kDo'w What.. , - - � I
.. . ing near Wiartot?, has been engaged as . -- I -
Advances made to Farmeril. Spebial at,� , -� I . �. Christmas present, visit Couloterlo Jew Iry store, Sea. I preaefied three Yery able and' eloquent ser, ..
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I � . I - . ffirth. We will be pleased to assibe on in nisking teacher in NO, fi Hallett, for next year, at .
tention paid to the collection of Sale Notes. L --+ t - 0 . . 'I; � . your ffelootionso - . T. � 1878-1- f $300. -Mr. Ri H.; Pack, of Gto. mour, to attentive hiteners, ]set $ut)d&y,
� . I . TnE Pvr.Lra ScitooL.-All the present . . � .1 a salary in He will be heartily welcomed back to Kin- . - L I
SAVINGS DIEPAATMENT. Deposits teachers in the Fleaforth bli school -have We sell A-& A, Saund ra' wotob dhainst Baldwin & Coi.'s- music empojium, Seafor' .b, buco, if he will favor us aga,in.-Mr. Wm, Our Elevagant ,high class,calendars.
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:_ eeceived 'of Orse Dollar and upwards which have their ten year Yluara'nt4statng an . . ;
1i been re-angaged for no xit year, and evieh has I ,ed on has sold' 1,uprighb grand Varlin, piano to . � -
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Interet"llowed: at highast rate ar I lb . J. Bulger, Seaforth. . :1 878-1 Mr. . George Douglas, of Wake' ; a Bell organ i Are here aud will be distributed to our customers on and -after L
I been given a small advance ,in ealam' The - em R. W. Jewittim last Saturday. * L �
com-poonded balf yearly., � I Wanted -5,000 turkey& --156 for choice to Mrs.--T#-.sker# and a Dbminion organ to � � I
I I following are: the salaries to be Paid 'DeXt toik. . it your live buver . vriin't 'tiiki them at the Mr John Consit, of HilVe .Green. -Mr. . . . I d- � : I
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I R. 8. HAYS, W. K. PEARCE, year : - Mr. MoffAt.1 pri 01 , $800 ;i'. Mise- @price we will. We want all kinis ;�f fowl, dried ' � Blythw . ; Tuesdayy Deoember 15th.
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1; � -- Solloitor . Manager L . MCKILY, $375 ; Mi'Le 4111 voe. Ow �; Miss asoplev,, beanii, hirge"onlons and rat furs. G. E. Thomas Stephous has bad installed in the . . L I .
. I . I Bujzys.—Last Sunday: , sacramejot was .. -
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.. I , .�; . 1877-tf Qaesn's Hotel a new combination bob air . .
� 1 Beattie, S800 ; M491E a hane,�$285 ;1 Mrs. King, Wingbalu. I Aispensed in St. Andrew's church. On Fri. - .
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Coultar, $330. The followtog:aro,tbe in- Call at Crich 'Bros sod see 06 r bon -bo -in .g purp � �
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F . i an immense kitchen range of, French pat- d Rev. Mr. Sa*err, of Beucefield, resch- � I
dquattprs or riven over 'the salaries paid laib and boxes. # : 1878-1 0 ay I I I
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year: .. MLr. Moffitt. 80 ; Miss MeK*y, No old shelf w6rn goodi,, bd,,t nice, now, torn. The furnace was P
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. $10 ; Aiss Ball,antynp, $5 , Miss Bastbie. Jeweler. , I. . . IF . 1878-1 * a exception Ily flas disc so.- - � � � - - - - - �-�,&�,is,,
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- ,� 11111 I 11 Miss Bothun Coulb�r, $15. L !1. . Western Foundry Company, of -Wingbam� ' 'gAvs 81 & �v -1 .
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GX ' Z *7-t 14 a' Bee our gift bon-b6t boxes. a I .
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V,?// . town and pneem ;not' bli -fori the ordinary - he proposed a6adian P"Iflo Rail#ay ex- I
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.. first 'assistant, $400 ; second assfitatib, -,� ' , day, and, he had some good of th I
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1i �- 11 L:. Gradustoo-always got positions. Winter 5tb, $330 ; 6bb, $316, It will a seeii 4 �' is iore. � at which' dole.
.' - - . 1: I I . Counter"s December as a ;Of watobe?, week. Thl is the seasoo of, the year for inother meeting hold I I - -------,
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� .. . good deal higher this those p%id ia Sa. wislehgoesto show th . � it, -Afr, Walter Slater, how given Mr. , Fox- The prospects in to Os� bright for the NiobolinEoul Is working for D. Dunbar.- at that time, and we aho - desire to iisour& .
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, , - I a new brick residence be intends to build Hsbklrk and M : .McLaughlin, of. Brussels field, the snow not being too deep, him for the accident, S',gned on behalf
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-1 ,�� I Tow.,� COUNCIL. -A meeting . -go or funerals f I
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- i . - I nexbyoar. Mr. Slater intends having a visited t us frieAds in town last MATRIMONIAL -The ihome of Win. Tay, the covgr�gation, M. 0. McLE.v1qAN., P"Wr;,
L !. I . a- Fazes Drug Stoic, Sestorth. 7� 188- . heir Damara I
L Ii., V W".52 . council was held on Mond%y a �
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- .- Sewing Machines. . foods and guaractee every pair. Big variety and friends hope -to a" him out again soon.!-- Idiss Ch ; when life daught6r, a let was United in Sit. Andrew's church., hisrecovered from
I .. - It -g polling places and deputy returning - . ristis Ile roan, of Detroit,,, i visit. t
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- - L -1 - - w � . . officers for the municipal elections 'jid , be owtot price$, -4-hir. R. Angu , rep seenb. � Will OoouPy-)Jjf Own J)aLlpib
- I 4 � . Slator she as. for win an(l Dorothy -1) )dd shoes for : - was per- explo,ion, and
-1 �i,4; I W. N. V7ATSON'L North Main Street, hold on January 4th we& -passed. Th poll- � I I I here just now and n: say are stiff necked in - Ing Finlay, Smit�j & Co., of M tr l,'w" borp, Assinabois. . Th ceremony I
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I I I PORTH. � ra. E. I We have two irold headed ebony I -Batid Of Sti. And -
I � BRAI ing places are as follows : At,M saws
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k store, at the Council room, at Wil looted . . .
- - - ,t 'i � time of Year. 7 Bulger, Sestortis. ,i . 1978-i just now. I past week, -We iinderstat4d thab onel of tives and frionde. - T a� bride, who was rew's o4urth meb at the home o** Mr.4. 0.
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I - forth. .� 18781 , - services Presbyterian Garden making arrangements for Lan antArtalument.
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f - . I -L � iowest ratwi until January 11 th. , There i was only one � n his year, p . .
. .1 � K In emall fandly. Mrs, Walter Losroydo' Scaforth.- (1, n M004y ev -'Rev. L Dr. ' sumptuous wedding dinnei was served and ing year : President. Mrs. J. Balfour; I
�.�� I -11 . tender for @now plowing, tba of Mr. I 8, . ; 1878-1 aning L a collection a ask from next; Sabbath. the happy couple left on the afternoon train vice-president. I�Iis§ H. Thompson ; be0r41- I -
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. I - Ills next Meeting Of the from Blyth for- Torontd and then on tvy', 'Mine Agnes Hay L; tre&saror, Mine&
- Tj council will be to have the same settled this inonth on" Wooing and Wedding." The collect- ms well. -The as ' mill was shut dow4 a few
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. a- �. L- -1 . General Fire and Life Fritaimace Agent, end dealer , — : 9- I ,. - W. 11. Willis, #Ole Is for Geo A. 81 stor shoes for Johns has returned from a visit with -her Parties are at present buyitig poultry Mive country, where they will spend three months Mists Nellis Stewart, vho bas been an aotivw .
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-1 IF �. I ta, sew,10K JARChiom and, sicyclos. . E�,V, I men and Dorothy Dc9d shoei for womt 0. 2878.1 isitiog the groom's relatives. After their worker in ths MLINision "Band for tome years.
. J :-U AN father,. Mr. Wbinster, of Sb. Marys. -The and slaughtering phews. Thm, arie for tho v
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I- 1 -11 � I . � . X church, gave a sacred conot-rt and - organ - � friende here, and- will then ,go to their home The' B&t)d - Intso ng 4 or anutta
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. "i - chadbi, have special prices on wheolbirrows, stable -Judge -:--Holb befda division coarthere on AcciDEN -Re',.7. Mr. er met with a
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�f A holliticay gift YOU can USe L pipe and'�ot*Noexx own ic dif 'erent - parts I — last. Ass he waw, descen log a ladder'ho. groom, Tho Wde's travilfing dream wu of teal prr.gramme wt
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� ,� zl . . I . I LOCAL BRIEIFS -WO Urdersts d that the understand that be and Win. Blatohford .i
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.1 � .1 -4 the Smiths' Bank estate has will do chq .
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- IL �. � .-, -that will cheer your home . h. a of paicf the creditors 13 cents on the dollar, rink has bi on flooded and it the cold weath- ou:fy. H43 had to -,be driven home and it missed In the neighborhood, where she was a Lean had the misfortune to loose a fine OaW
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-1 I 1, '4 I , . m the.evergenial reeve of M06K lop, paid a guests of Mr*. John White. -The Odd- . L lient and the I
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1 7 � iihit to his ative heath a few weeks ago. fellows have placed an eleo&rio chandelier in closed. a . farmers of this neigh orbo ' do not believe 11
. of t county of-, their already well,appointed lodge rcom.- i
11 - �', -- I worked his land bet ri. I Whi At .
It 11711, Ii oati and Nwres,-Xrs. Beaver. o the 14bh concea- in letting Any good thing gb past withoub
1. - -1 I . Leeds, near Brookville. He h 'two broth. W. 'Taman has been- laid up for some day@,
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� �. �1 barley are cot as g 0 as the . aener4- ' i3a7iieid.
I .. ; .. .. .: . .ere there one on the old bo ex,tead � and but expects to be omb again this week. _ has godeEssb on a sit to friends.- advantage of it. -The old building. .
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- I - .17 BEATTIE BRO one in the'town, It is 31 years since Mr. Mr. Ambrose Cobtal has purchased back his Mfe. Aunia-Miller has bee in 1,ondon, via- NOTES, -Mr. A. Thompsoo, wife and fa'm-- committee of Sb. Andrew's :ob a -rob L has been 1= I
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� I - . 1i - � Morrison was -4 -here before, i While - in cider and turning mill which he sold last a
L 1. L f 'yt L Rsilway has not quite chased the confectionery b siness of J. H. of Goderich, 13nnda-yed in the village, being of rep&L
. I e 2 ,c Tea Store, Canadian Northern' .
- I -4 a I Brookville be called on Dr. nith, at the spring to Killough Brpthers. . fring the school room ard the best I 'I
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� L L i - Z�x his datigbeers,-Augueb E nes has sold his man and son, of Eginondville, called on
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. �1 �L , - i . . . any other Huron 11 Old Boy " will not have . . Rensall. fine farm, on the Zurich ad, to a gentle. friends here on SatULrday.-The Misses -An accident, which might have rasulte,CJ
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I �f Call and evair-int, a ; same, for ssle cheap. I y to ff,
- . 4 1 been butoh(rit a eveniq his son to hf-r home in Benmiller,-Mr. A T. Gard- heavily I
- � Nab, Drfugannon, were berai! this weak Robert Bell, Sesforth. 1863-tf- 3 Z .,, which rendered him uncohicionw
I i x - I Li (;a1lowa,y Robep, Imitation. Buffido Including both, in this little burg. It is I �
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. L I - MoNab. There was a sort 0 1 f U ' Toronto; executive office, Montreal. A branch o; and the horse got frighten d at the smell of Mrs. Fidoo, r I
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� . I - I fng of rho Senforth SuXiliaryL of the Wb- be found 6n page 3. -Mr. Big& she,hoLd been attsioidin - Business COIIQ90P with her "aunt, Mrs. A -8. Faust, has gone S. Huston, of Stauley.-Mr. E. T Twit. parento, ..side newr Stratford, and
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L . �. . Belle of all kindki of the beat quality. a been !engaged in the cattle buyi W business L
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. � - " ext stook of harness goods in the P here for a y4ar or more,'h re ,.oved with . . i
I - 4ii The tfkrg I Is on Monday eve . : . '. a principal- of that college having me- Owen Bound, is visiting mother. M - arrison made a -that the girl's death wait hastened by the
L,L --- I , .� ., 4 1 county . I of Mrs. James Archiblaid, - hit family from town, but his agent loca. . ro. per in Varna. --Mr. D. H . I
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I I . n2lfs Jewelry Store 11 110 AuxilWY exobllfnb sermo 9. T a choir the Sea. Rev. Mr. Watson will again occupy the pul, ab the residence of his gra -daughter,
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k -- ,, ,, � , . . � ret%Lry," -Mrs. Win. Somerville declined at the Methodist church .tea�me ting there, hold on Thursday evening. December 170 -years. Deceased was bor In Argy1shire piratfous for their annudl ball. to be held Walsh with a beautiful gas reading lamp,
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k. 1 4) evening for your special � 'rh -largo audience by their perf imanoeir, - the season sit excellent ta ant has been as- @11, -was sent mad an t
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I "_ � - .- �L: � -*..# I ful' line of goods that.is -- pital, Northampton, Massaoh�sette.-Mr, ,McAlliettr was- in the country this week John Taylor, of Miehig , ; Dougall, of WaIqb made- anLappred , I
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Z 1� * days. -A couple of young men vilere fined by Mr. Win. Hitkburn, of Ois Hoosall green Mohl,thon, of London, 0 itarlo. and Mrv, D. Hay, Commissioner and Conveyancer Monday evening of' last week. Bhe was .,
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la � i - , � ,�', - . I r., , ever had. We leave ib to , 01W to pay pollstax. They are raiteps ,ere and flowers. -bi soars. Eloo sod SmallacombeiE: Archie, formerly a. barrist w in Toronto and I o0a In 1853. In 1803 she married the late
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, gone to Detroi to wait on weather keeps favorable.'it will ooly be the L underwent a orltic%l Operation for a growth
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r�. SEAFORTH- - ration. From this ilia 6d.recovered io plant bore, and w" superintend g' the re- David Follick is making several insprove- sand horns now.-MrA. Frank MoCutchoon I to Mr. Moone : Mle. Wartren was standing.,on the .
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