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calico Ball. -,,
A grand_ calico --ball will be Old in
the Caledonian Rall here oil the Oren -
jug of April .4tli -• :
C.;Id. Gold, Gold;
Gold; gold, gold,: the fl;and .
largest stock of gold -papers ati Berry's'
drug store.
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Police Circles.
• In --pollee court circles their ..has
•`lieed no arrasts . made this week.
Archie is beeo-mirig more and.filore
• ierritto eyii doers. Lookout • for
:some fines next week.,
. . Kincardine Spring
•
, The Kincardine township agriten1-
. - fural society will bold -a -spri t show.
of -entire. horses and bulls. in. Kincar-
dine, town,- 'on Thursday, ..Apri1.1.0th.
In connection antaster fa.t stack 'show
will be held. • - a!! .
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"Farm Sold. •
Mr.,D. Caropbell,- - banker,: sold his
Oilnoehie f�m the other scla to. Mr:
Grier, of Goilerich,.for a ,gocrd price:
. The " GiluOchie" has pas ediiito 'good-
liands..a,nd- we welcome Mr. -Grier to-
" ;the al4nost- citizenship of Luck low.
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Released on. Bail
• O. G. Martin A. Oarlatict"), of
• BJyth,,has been. released on bail, bonds,
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. ving- been furnished 'by hiniseif in
and IL. Wells, -of Raltford, and
Elijah .Martin, of. Godcrieh, in $2,000
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• - in. Error. .
It : was .stated in, our. last:- issue,
that a- young -man_ by the iutme , of.
-1‘tr)we; of the 2nd: con., had been. fined -
- ;52 by the Reevi.for: being discirderly
..:tfie streets, but which. we - since,
. fie..farn is - entirely- false is. the young
man wai honorably discharged.
Sugar Making. .
'Theiblaple -Sugar season has *at last
fln
jAwed upon. the horizon,' ang- those
• - -who are fortunate enough t(1o '. pwn a .
*, .„.,w inapie trees are preparing to secure.,
tlus sip._ This subject -is so sWe t that
41.1solutely necessary tint this
, _
itt.t.TA-sh.Juld"Oe"---made short and wieet
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• 7 -Mt'. John Bennett has cornrrencecl
inAnufaetuie-his "Celebrated Benite.t:
14hure." in the -building 'opposite R. &
Murray's. stare; Mellardy's
Moct the.churn* one Dt the-
l'fltf, pleat and besteverMade in Canada,:
!.1...-avitag Won_ the - first 'prize - with hun-
t- .
r-freds -of eorapetitors, it Will find ready.
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Hopo !Twill be Verified.
• The:Khan: of " the - Toronto World
will stake his repitationon this pre-
diction.::--". That the fall. wheat will.
out betterAis spring than it has
done for the past,tWenty years; that
the 151'01Y .of fruit -will -Make up f r the
"id,ilare.of the past five years, ancl that
dial -yield a apples especially and
will lie -extraordinary."
A, Sure 01.fiefor Gout; : •
.ba A Hi.e.,0 ptcmile.
'-The„Dulutlqiapers Mention the_dis--
- 7 . y k . . .
bed by a_sharp.attack was !tlly&If
!. . ; c67verfpf-ra!" 'Certain cure" ..firir dout.
.:, 4 peaSan't . :whci was ...confined. o his.
'''""; and aim's' t- illInietli-atel-Y he :: From:the aPpsarans., of the main
.
bat -ter and- next day_ he was'
well. 'A 'street qn Thursday .in int it looked
- :41,tort, time after amither. - Ratient -
as, though the boys ha - a regular:ol
taouelit he winild try the same ''°101..;b -r1 tiive.jainbOree the iiie' b.eford- Sigis
. tiadf liaTing ihduced- 4 bee to #1-4g ;:were relinoVed and •p ed._ in front of
1. • "h itn- on the parb- - afreced- he- also ways some cithei, :business owe. ;: - -oriaii..
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- ""-- cUred, - - - „ : - d ' t,, . .
, --71),Oxes .and - -other .obikructions . Were
4.- .-
iii.ve Air to the Wheat' .at
.. . ; piled on the. sidewrlk 7:1 --while against;
- •At, thils,season.ther ii.great -danger i the doors and windo*pi f_iiiallY stores
that wheat- 'undert- keity5t, snowbanks * were heaPed. 'old: ploiklis.. and other
.i'ysm
!side fences will he Othered., An agricultural.." iMpleMe i' , Here is a
i - . ..
e-dieieot preventiptivei of injury: .si, to. -splencli :chance - for - village conf•
• Like a Croiff-b4and punch -1tolis to the stable tlo distinguigi--L _self in spied-
• _.. ..t.totind .w.liieb. 'will admit sufficient . - ily- bringing the-culpri to justice.-
I--ilit and _air • t6 the plant -s to keep
• P II . • • . . - . Maitland Presbytery.
- t.tpin from nVory. Itis .- not a very ..-. .
•- ik!'avY job. to do- this -.and .fe‘iit- ;bits . of A mietilm of: .9'6 resbYterY- .°f
•..Maitla - d Was -held o u.eiclay_after-::
work that can he "done. in winte -will ,
pay better.„:, . e - .. _ - . ,-- __:' noon and evening. -- - re ..was a. gook -
attendance of -. mem s and ehurch.
•' 'Faro ilY Wpicorne.n•r, . : f'. • --...•• people: The...afterndo. Sedernont: was
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- - Evo'i.oki.P lilies 4-9 -.--1Texi'*.nd:lielir. lk - ocoupied in taking "up e mat4rs per,
'good stP17.4--oklit-, that- is bright, cheer' taining to church lay,''' -41d government
- ful Anil ".entettaiitigit ; one tht4,7iii particularly ..in . refe ice • t� . Knox i
get the Ja-ds and 'laises-- to ' 4-f-tAile at: Chch ' -and - South thloss.,- The .
.t. , . • ,.• , . „ .
home 6'. • -nights -: to ..-rendt°, - A good matter was referred 'p the Syn60..
..
tory ivilt...initke;the liousewife smile --D4pgates were also point*1 to. the:
_ Etila -Ow gioippt*-:00,:iiiiihajuli witki-, Cle4erekiAssemblito'' held- in TO,..
:delight. : rits.,,fglItfilt ..- I'Vere:00 eek.: mitt°, 'The Ilkkiffqt:„.Te' :.state of
--, tains exactly .what will pleaseandilk! Iteligiela`rs ‘discu ..1* -0,i,
.truct. - We , 'tf.iree't ',or: readeleiapit lin:S•4,4e11.1.' ur.
. attention toitsiitkettillestent in our 4,40,„ 1cti* s. wool
gcilwas,...eud iv; Itis.#.: • IT awl T4AE, II*. hy .- ditrers4t
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nk,:, '. 11104191
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Music Musk.
xus c, prosier, a
Gerniaii. • cencertin
Itutes;_!and fined tonecl
lew pr$es.'at-Berlis
"
ChaAge of Ageiits..
Mr. J. W. Armstro
has disposed of his -
London Mt1tia1 ,Fire-
pany t� Mr. L. Shoo
lough.. -
Lookout. be Wide Aw
• Look out; be wi
4bii;3? tine -si.ngle roll of
you have seen. the . el
moth stock;jof. will pa
at Berry's thug store.
Lecture._
The Rev.. Dr. Rice,
conier+CO of theu
Churches, . will deliver
Methodist Church he
evening next, on belia,
tional interests of the
di
spl y of
acccorde'ens,.
ateiitra
ug store.
of this 4illage
ency Lor the
surance Com
tom, ef Kin -
e.•
awake, -don't
all paper al.1
nt and maul-.
rs and borders•
*Stock Purchased..:
Mr.. W. Connell h
. •
stockof dry, goods, e
Mrs:. MeLeo
ClainerOn J Campbe
sh- Ortlyiremeving to t
erly occupied by Mrs.
. -
site Pa we's -Hotel.
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•‘ Tho 0001 Stipple
'This is the name of
journa1i just issued
Messrs.' Eaton, Gibio
splendid paper and c
Itructi4n foi- the stud
than any other paper
• No tea. her Should be
1
O. resident of the
ted Methodist
lecture 6in the
on Thursday
of the educa-
urch. '
Ai:chased the
., belonging to
from Messrs.
and intends_
building.form-1
IcLeod, oppo
Personal.•
Mr. -Walter:Armst
of Ltieltnow he- ma
disposed of his. eottia'
and is about to leave
oldge_ nileman, is holy
of age and -hale and h
him the en.V.)yinerit
of-
tlieltmd of :Uncle Sat
Publit
All parties _ind -alot
_Bros. will Pleaie call,
acconntS :before- the -1
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accounts not settled
. •
will be placed in othe
lection. . Persons- h
_against the Said firm
sent the. same. for se
LINON
new monthly
Toronto.* by
& Co - It iS a
Atains More*
• and 'beadier
theDominion,-•
ithoutit
-ig. :the father
be., • called; has
on. -Rose, street
Dakota: The
bout 84 -years
e
1.*
‘'.tv, We wis
• ., :
any years in
That Tea
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t
To THE DITOrtif---I
I notie .d. a local ad. e
who is .lways howlinix
value ii !tea.: Last..w
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little` beyend himself •
travellers drinking i.
as I an creditably in
tea was wo.17, "bought
Intyre' -i-7' but at th
to onilinson
-
d Isettle their
All
4lfore- that 'date
ihqnds for
$ling- accounts*
ill please pre-
ement. Tom.:
yoUr.last issue
buSinessluan
bout his great
• Le went a -
is yarn about .
med that the.
•
usual at Mac -
Pioneer - Store
where you can get bar ';'ains 111 all other
goods as w011 as tea. OM.
ea. -Sweetheart
As the a.fterriooe
certain hotel
, .
d- .eood-Bye-.
was leavina
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z.
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tins.station one clay i ,week,a-young
_ , .
girl suddenly clashed -'-.Own the steps
and on to . the railw --.-track in hot
pursui t, - Df ;the inovi train: .• The
concluc Citi ..beeing- he anxiety,. an,d
thinking she -wished.t et aboard had
the_ train stopped, but-fany' his sur-
prise wpen-the young dy jumped up-
on the-platforin of on f the cars and
..loyingljr. embrace- .a oung man On
whose .dleekshe pia d " , a kiss that
• evens a. Dakota lyli;z wilt'. never
eras. '
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ft eturR the Stimks. LANES. FARM FO SAILE;
Ali parties who have had bookefrom
the -Caloadonian5 Society's Library for
two months or over are . requested to
teturn them to -the secretary immedi-
ately.
Deba‘ in Wingharn.
Messrs. D. K Cameron and Charles
Rutherfinvi were the .delegates Chosen
fiom the Lucknow Literary Society to
debate against a like number ofWing-
lamites in that town shortly. The.
return debate will take place in this
• • :
Entertainment.
On Tuesday4eyenifig, April lst,. the
members of the Literary: Society will
give "a,ti entertainment in the Temper-
ance
,Itall. A splendid programme
is being prepared for the occasion, and
we are_guye all who go will be well
, repaid. -
Dissolution Of :PartneeihiP.
Drs MacKid & Hutchison have
dissolved partnership._ "-• Dr. MacKici
_retaining the . old Office .-over. Mei F.
Grund'ys store. All accounts due the
late firm must be:Paid to Dr MatKid,
who Wi41-also settle. all chilli -A -against -
the firm...
.0erli MedaI
The handsome silver medal piesent.
ekto the -Inieknow ,Curling Club by
Mr. Adam Brown of Hamilton, Nies,
von Saturday last by Mr. Hugh
Senierville. • The contest was the keen -j-
-est ever :witnessed in the rink here and
sonic very fife play- was made. - The
kink was well filled. with • Spectators
dining -the different niateliesi
. .
More Honor to Luck:now -
We learn -from the Montreal Star
and Heiald that D. A. Macintyre,
.of Montreal!, sOn Of Mr. A. MacIntyre
of this- village, was .one Of the contest-
ants a grand fanc3:71skating .comPeti--
tion -recently held in - the Prince of
Wales skating rink in that "city.
Opponents- were Louis Rubenstein, M.
A. Rubenstein,: and W. Cooper, against
-wilOm he succeeded in- taking second
place, Louis Rubenstein- winning the
first prize, a- gold medal. This is not .
so bad -for L-ucknoir; 1.vhen it is known
that: Louis -Rubenstein-4 the chainpion
fancy skater of the world. •
the .M. arkefs...
• .
• .Fall Wheat,new--.-70c, 96per 1?uF.
Fallwht--1.08 to $,L.08,per bus
• _ tylieat—$1, to $1,..05per, bus.
Bar1ey.-43 to 4'5C.- per .bushel,
Oats,-;--31c.-to3-2c. per bushel.
Peas -70e. to 70- per bushel.
- 'POtatoes-10c. to 50e, perbushet .
-Apples-Al Cr.*. • •
.Hay -7-$7 toc:8- per ton.
Flour----$ 24 50 per cwt..
Wool 17c to 20c
• • • • . •
per lb
Shee-pskinsi-65c.to 80c:-
per lb. • _
Tallow -:-:8c. pi8c. per lb..
.Pork 00 to- 08,00 per cwt.
Wooc1—$2.2516 $2.-50 per cord;
. .
-1.40-18c.- per dozen::
Butter ---16c.. to 17c.per lb.
Front our own Correopk
The assessor is maki0- is annual
trip through . the toVve . This
neighborhood receiving ?,11 to -day
(Thursday.) .
Mr. John Bald,'Fin liai nrchased a
large quantity, of posts d intends
building a wire fence 0, IP% ihe toad
which runs on two his .farm.
• Miss Naomi Baldwin gone tg
Mr C . C. Denoon's wher.0 e intends
to remain some time.
Mi.' W. Reid, jun:
ed the 100 acre farm'froin,
:
pnrchas-
• 's brother,
Henry Reid, for the niceii:i of$45.00.
. -
Mr. Wei. Lane had the ', most eggs
of any merehant on the: ;Is of the
egg gatherer,.- last . Week.i. b.eing • one
hundred and three .dozen,1:-•. • ,
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- _Weather Probabios
.Foretelling the weather is tint frtaiwat the
best; but it is .certain that if -''.:',0u catch cold
in this coangeable climate youf.,it!*. best break
its ill :effects with Hagyard's Ve•-t-tOrallIalsint -
the..most reliable and pleasa:w-[ reniecly for
-emit*, colde, bronchial and 141,4 etnnplaints.'
It is spagreeablethat even.a.ird w -id. take
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- __ ••.,t, ir, '• - ,
' . I it Should be ievest101.4ed::
-,
- If any of our, readers •are idlering from
chrinte diseaie of the stomach,9iier, kidneys,
or bided, they should • investito t -e' the merits.
of 'Burdock Blood" Bitters. gIt i'.,, Making some
. df the.most remarkable cures(AT :'cord.
.. ,
,-- 'A-QuestiOn• to the -P. -lint..., '
- Reader, have yon a lingnid,141.0c and tired
feeling, with, nervnus exhaiistid!,, especially in
the early sprink .fThen your.Pvir is inactive
. and circulationliobr. Arouse tile: torpid liver
cleanee the.sluggish blood ait.:1-'-,,i.egulate the
secretimis with that purifvine-c?, Air Burdock
131-0&( )3itters..f
• $54$0.-00 Itewo* -
For any Testimonials recokuiending Mc-
Oregi-ls Spe-edy Cure for 1,1-iliopsia, Incli-
not gi!nuine ; none of which • ai,.5, /OM persona
..t
gestio , Costiveneks, Eteadacne.--"•; ite.., that are
in the i states or thousands rt iiiIeS away, but
from persons in and aroitud.1-0-milton'Ont
We "give trial bottles free of ciig-,..-: so that Ani
rannotbe deceived by purchasf a worthless
article, but kilo* its --Value ,11,efore buying.
Tria,l. bottles and testimonials ,:‘-en atBerry's
Drug ilStore, "
Tht Quickest Thing•
Is Flnid Lightning „fOr Neuralz.:
TRST-CLASS FARM FOR*SALE, 195
acrvs 35 acres fail wheat, 301tere4 hard- r
iNdb" 04:1 buab, 3 harm; and two houses with Ptunt-
never failing spring close to iniildines..
4 acres of orchard, plenty of rail timber, soil
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excellent, seven miles from Godeiich. Teries
to suit purchaser. Immediate possession. For
further particalaraappiy to
"
; -- £McCOItVIE.
m-531 Lueknow P. O..
BEES FOR SALE.
rinHE N DETASIGNED H A $- S
JL from 60 to 80 hives of pure
all in lirst-class condition. He h Alsc), for -
sale a large number of good bee -hives, which
tanbe. purchased either at his residence Lot
9. Con. 9, Kinloss, or at Mr.'. W. Lyon's
Cooper Shopin the Village of Lucknow.
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JAMS
4 Box la,. IfOly reel P.O.
_
• A Lawyer's Opinion. of Interest to
• 41.1.
3. A. Tawney, Esq:, a hading attorney if .
Winnoria, Minn., writes ; " After -using it .
for more ;than three years, I tike great pleas-'
nre in stating that 1 regard Di. King's,New -
Discovery for Consumption, as the best rem -
y in the world for Coughs and Colds: It
has never failed to env. the inost severe colds
I have had, and invarittbly relieves the pain
in tne chest." Wag bottles of this sure cure -
for all Throat and larriq Ihseases at Berry's
_Drug Store. Lenge size no
. Cure for Rheumatism.
Sufferers frond ether acute or chronic rheu-
tnatism wili. find no wore ready: relief erhettel
ewe than Hagyares Yellow Oil, the popular -
household remedy for external and internal
use in all painful' afflictions . , •
- rrOALIL- AT
OLD STAND
A.nd get nore than tliie-worth ':f your
accord.'
ilHeadache,
• Toothache, etc. It does not b!ister or disco),
• (*.the skin; requires but one144plication to
banish all pain magically using any
greasy liniment or carrying Yt,hr head a
poultice for weeks. Try :a • tray -five cent
from tr- W. Berry, Druggist: L
Of week at home_ 5 outfit
free.. Pay absoluteV+-nre.. No risk
'Capital not required,. Reader, if
.you *ant business at whit& pe,,,.Ms of 'either
sex, yoUng or old; can make gre4pay ill the
thne they - work, -with abso14e certainty-.
Write' for particulars to 1:1. E,k tionrr & Co;.
Pbrtlind, Maine.
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money. •
Dt::.C'cpt-:pARCAINS;
Ever OffSred.in Liteknow-.
Boar Sir, -1 have beensufferer
•
from Costiveness, Sick. 1‘che, and.
Loss!Df.Appetite for maiWyears, felti
-_alwais tired; So that rev e was a
burden. Op all seemed dailiio me. I
have had medical attendafiancl` have
tried almOst all the adVei-ii6-trerned
but without effect. • It.matiber of •
my 4tighbors- - Who hat.1'!: F4sed Your.
Fountain of Brealth, urge 0 inc to give
it a triai, three bottles-- of4thieli made
me feel. like .a, new women;1':
• Mns. BALL, . .
King:s4 Toro*to,
Ended in a Draw
. The skating contestinthe rink here
on Saturday' evening last resulted -in a
big disappointment -to all present. The
ice- was in splendid condition - and for
a time Verythink Jooked as though a'
hot contest would be the zestilk hut
fate ruled otherwise and on the twenty
third. round a foul was claimed by the
Dungannon men. NI -Thick -had the effect
of bringing: the rade to a close; Kerr
had gained I1f a lat.. on Cooke ,.and,
apparently had -the 'race -in his own_
hands, and why he should attempt to
pass his opponent on the "inside track"
is more than we can understand, es-
peeially. When he knew it was contrary
to the miles of the contest The judgeg:
tried to compromisetheaffair by getting
the contestantato skate the raeb-ovey;
but Cooke wOUld not compete
and the r.„ce :was therefore .declare&
„
draw.
• i
Registi
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• $.10110 FORFE;415—;'
Having the. utmostconfiden' i
orityi over all others; and after, „tousands ot
telitsm
, of the oat . complioate
. ts.s9vsen:est:
gases we could! fin& we feel ntti in offering
to forfeit One Thousan&D0114-'1fer any 'Cahse
of conghs, acids, sore thrciat,10.1itenza,,ho rse•.
riess.ronehitis,consumption i s early stage
weoepine- cough an.d.sall diseaSeS cf the throat
mid lungs except A.stlinia, for '-1,viph we only
claim relief. that we.can't West's
Cotgh Syrup when taken acc4lingto tlireg7.
-ffanilde _bottles 35 and:Al gents; hive
pottl,4*.oni.donirl Oennirre only
fa MO; Sold tit.v aI1 druggists qir:*nt by
ax-
presson ieteiptef price. JOKINf0. WXST
eq, 81 and 83; Ring St.. eo. Toronto, .
W;;Berpy.,..dyngsriet; CknOw.
;
, .1Carg.1,88(3;
, .
• igni=ChUreliill & Co.;GO4s)--1-11-ive •
been troubled. with, 0at-rh for the
.past two Ott,
reConungnfit0,16',IDe
Mr4Lind'SaY. of tha- After•
u.sie and' 4- hilt' bottt...:$,
of Catarrh hao disapiOared,
ealth i*:scaimuc.1*.imtvii),..xedithat A
fiy# gaineirseveral'fiori4A *I; Ash.
Anuyour*
T•,., R.
M C NNELL
RESIDENCE
LLE
11 4
A VING NOW F,IXA.1.1.,Y RETIRED
from limit:mess-and being about to re-
move to other parts„Illegi to tiller f:,r sale that
large and commo•dipus residence south _of the .
market square, at. went ecgupied.- by the..
undersigned._ •
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Theeljuildlingiii,24 substantial, frame,
found4ione-18x 24;a-1111ex:446 22,with winer,r
arid `Bnaan3b kitchens, one ank a half- stories
high, contains 10 1 rooms and 7, closets and
pantrles, fine dryestone eelhtr,. hard and .soft -
water, 1l in first-class vet -lair, -Aso iv.podsbee.:
-50 x 11, large stable audotherto,u,thonses. The •
groundirconsist ofof an am:, fine youn,.
orchard and grape vines all n.. bearing. . The .
site is 911 a ridge overlookink the village and,
is one of the best and healthieet*. the 1 -own. •
'Mill be soldata low, figure -at' a dead loss
rather than rent.• ,
JNO. H. IVICPARDY."
v .
, 1884. • - .
Lucke
•
Auction sale of .firm ,stock, ire*, ;
ments,.. etc, at weit. half lot ..17. con.
6, West Wiwrnosh, on Wednesday,
March 26th, the -property .OfMr.Alex.-*
J. 43 J. Gaunt, auctioneers.
There will • will be sold by auction at lot
22, con. 8,Huron township, on Friday,
March 21st, the farm stock, etc:, be-
longing to Mr. John' McConnell, John
Purvis, auctioneer.
The household • furniture belonging
to Mr. 'Allan McDonald, of Lucknow,
will be sold at his residence, Ross
stroet, ran Saturday, March. 29th.
As Mr. McDonald intends leaving the
ihage all if* be sold. IA village lot_
*ha a few blies of bees will tIso bsk
tiold. W. Ijkaictickepi..
sters
sell
n.!:I'w in stock: tlii,largesid be 9 t
of -
LICIIT AIa IJEA ;,I1ARNISS,
ever shown in,. Lncappw.•induce- .inkst4iin
;Eg/Pritkrao aika GOATzoBvis...:
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