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; .i r- . . Fijurth Class, marks obtainable
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I Oct er. . He was a, promising yoling took pla
: ; . his new home In T .,ce on the-minstaut, and was 466.
, , , t 680- - Hays, 363; Adeline Dor.
Z I lt%f 00t, ,jogan, to take charge . -Maggie
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� I man, of 21, years of agei wid his many one of �h moo successful that has been
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I Kturon I ovo of the Murphy farm in that township. r Senior Third Class, marks
: � I ral friends in this vioinitv will deeply -re. held in this locality. There was on rauce, 322
: -Mr. D. D. Wilson has, had - seve -Bell Dickson, 383; A.
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i I - - ed for a week or gret to hear of his unti;nely end. 'Soon inimbpoe crowd of people and -very obtainable 600
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I . -- Edward Bri high � prices were realized. She P Sparliug, 352; J. Rankin, 28E ; ,
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7 ; - more teaming egas from his store to the after this sad event, Mr. ggs ; 6
. � . i � S. oove 212� J. G. Walker, 227 .
I I i ]:)ISTRI(IT MATTE RK -ed left r home, reaching here, as above Sold for$18 and 419 per pair; 0, Somers, '
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. . to New York. It is astonishi�$ the im. stated, last SatuMay. He intends re- $40 And- 442; one Superior mare Dorrance, 168. -Adeline Spar-
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I � I OAK HALL ClothIng House is the place mense buAiness tha I t is done in this line. maining in Varna ,during the winter, broug�t 'the handsome sum of 6300; marks obtainable 415
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�% . ar'old filly, 8105i and everything ling, 328 ; J. Atcheson 325 ; Rebecca J.
' L to buy Fur Caps in all qualities an styles one yp
, I I -A. great quantity of apples have been and will return to: the Northwest next , I
, C 3Ladian, - else I roportion. It must have been Storey 304; K. Robertson, 244; W. W.
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, Tweeds in English, Scotch and C deliveyed in town durinq Lthe past few Sprir g. p flans, 227;
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, ' very atisfaotory 3o Mr. and Mrs. Me- A
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� . Con:W Furnishtugs in all the latel t novel- days, and s1though the crop is said to be ORANOV CELEBRATIoN.-The celebra. t , tcheson, 230; Lizzie Ne a15.
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, . - I - Mioh lupouretiring from farming to Jeannie Dodds, 216; Lilly Story,'
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il I Ilies,comprisistga large assortnent of
� I light, one would cqwcoly think so, judg- tion f the anniversary of the.Gunpo'vr . I
- L III Collars and ties just received Under- Senior Second Class, marks obtainablE
� ! I -, an L Ing from the imms qnso loads we See on der Plot was'lield in the Temperance reali e such prices.for their Stock and I
:: - raothing in Scotch d Canadian, (shooj 'Hall, in this place, on the evening of implements, and shows in some degree 240-�Mary J... McClure, 226; Bell& Me.
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I � Boype, Youths! 8. Xen1s,XeVs &O 1S.Men's, our streets. Apple dealers will do Well L' e e'timation in which they are held
- I .1 $ 4 the auspices of the th " Clare, 196 ; A. Spa
I I 'have advanced ma- the �th ingt., and ,
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. -4 [ymade, Clothing in Boys'and Men�s this year, as prices oMiobael, 116; T
I -k I - Read , -h Black, 139; Mary M
1 i i Siiiftauda, large assortment of Over- terially since purchases were made.- Lo .Orange Lodge, No. 1035, of Varna. by their neig bors. Tile proceeds of
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H� , �� ved,the the ! hole- sale amouni G. Neilaus, , 63 ; W. Me.
�! - coata In aU sizes, which winbe sold at For -the benefit �of those who aon,t w n the hour f6r opening arri w tea to nearly j
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l . btaiiiable- 180-Aggie S. Grieve, 159:
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... . . Clothing a specialty. All orders guar- ther Still continues, but, owing to the nor, of Bayfield, wag, called to the chair. 'of Or4dit for the Satisfactory result of 0
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. 2 , . I unusual drought for this season of the After a suitable piece of music had been - the sale I ct of J. Brown, 135 ; G.
I . , anteed. DUNCAN & DUNCAN. 779 . a due t - the efforts and ta
: � 1 . J. McClure succeeded in obtaining th(
; L, : . . the veteran auctioneer, Mr. Joseph P.
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- . WA.,,(TED.-A Smart, intelligent boy, year, water is bec8ming scarce, most of sung by the choir, and prayer offered by .
. � Brine, who knows so well how to make highest per cent. on the written exami
a � 1 . : I W, from 1.1 to 16, as apprentice to the general a and n!Iany wells being dry, one of the reverendgent emen present, I
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I 1Z 4 usiness. Apply to TUOMM KIDD, corner of the most of all goods intrusted to him nation made by any pupil in the schooll
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� 11 .; b - and several farn�orp in the neighborhood the Chairman inade. a few rernarks on
, Maia and Market Streets, Seaforth. 779. .,
: 14 �.1 :)bject of the meeting, drid then in- for sale, and no doubt did his best on
� i 0 . have to drive their -stock considerable the, e Rev. Mr. Barker, of Kip- this coagion, as Mr, MoMiebaeland he TuckerBmith-
, !J distances -for water. -Dr. Gouinlock has trod cod th ' -01
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� . , GmTuARY.-We much regret to learn ETING,-The Council im
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I gone off on a tr�-p toWir-nipeg.-Mr. pen. This gentleman gave a
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T of the, death of Mr. John Gibson, t and prin-cipleB of I TO
� TINGS.-Mr. Mills and Mr. Camp- on the lat inst.
; n Mr. Thomas Kidd add5ess on the objec t, re
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. I � KiRop, oldeat son of the late Robert - I bell,ifarvaers of this vicinity, started for out. All jobs let by contract were
; , returned home o � Friday last, after an Orapgoism, and was liBt6ned to through
. f Gibson. T his sad event occurred on n - ported finished and passed for payment
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� , absence of some weeks. Mr. Jawkson . out Tvi6h the most wrapt attention. The Southern Dakota the beginning of this
� U. i � 'Tuesday morning last. Mr.Gibsonwas . . ith A Kennedy, graveling Egmond
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� s: victim . ville to Seaforth, 0117.87; A. Kennedy
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- �[ � � , Ste. Marie. They werg storm -staid speech clearly indicated the interest able ' amount of Stock, implements, &e.
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I: .= I T al days at the latter place, and which was felt in what he said. An. Theif families and the remainder of their .graveling Kippe Ro d, conces ions ',
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' LLL . . . . . i� j, i citated for heavy work for about two other piec f was Sung by the choir, and In qge will follow sho' Kennedy
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- i.! x s i had a :pretty rough passage after they
� .� I � - . �ariien have taken up large tracts of graveling Kippen Road, concession 6, lo,
- �1,14. - years, but was able to go about antil the Rev. 'Mr. McCosh was introduced as gent I
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p -.1. - "I to clea,r out pheir stomachs, but failed. - the second speaker. From beginning to laind-in ,Uncle Sam's country, and will 7, $37.00; A. Kennedy, graveliDg Kip
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.� i� �, Mr. Frank Case has been ,, laying out 11 end he hel I the audience as by a spell, certainly make their mark there. -We pe Road, concessi 8 ot 8, .
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. �: � �� . � big handsome residence on East Gdder- the hall interest and attention seemed has 4
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. ; I �� r years, since the death of - his father, I -; of'oheese at the very handsome graveling Hensall Road, concession 1
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� I- all,. but more especially by his widowed t :few weeks he has had his hands Sion. 4, lot 23, $59.92
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� i ," - Jubilee Singers will not return to this the Orange, Order, and Protestants'in las
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� �1�� 4 .1 I mother. He was in every respect a ' . . in( than full; having got the cheese grading on concession 9. between lots J
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� 1W -- . .-I . -Now that the even- geD ral, to remain true to the prinFiples
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, , i - ypung man, an I . t eir Order aid Prote orls hands willno doubt alleviate his and 6, H.R.S. 025,00; RogerPepper
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i �1 11-*- be taken for the reorganization of the oth r piece from the choir, and the Rev. burdbn,somewhat, and give him time to grave ing n Mill Road n Br c
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I i -� - I known. @ Mr IB gon- push' matters more congenial to his 052.00; Roger Pepper, graveling be
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� , -:4 'MA-,J1TOBA. SHUXENT,-On TueB4y terial enough in t4is town to get up a an, who hag ever been ready and minq,-Mr. Sutherland baB put an ad
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� A , '.1 I - his blacksmith shop, which L.R.S., 663.00; Roger Pepper, gravel
2 . 4 ,��- - :10 wi ng to help on. any good oause', and aitiop " to
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. I - - �� - last Messrs. Pillman & Co., the well first -clam Society f I I
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I 1. - ,,, i -- 6king wh9 had frequently addressed Similar we bolie,ve he intends fitting Tip for a ing between lots 35 and 36, concessioi
� - ,. known carriage builders of &thiq town, would be a great benefit to those to . . -
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I � �, - 11 seat their first car load of ve atberines in Varna, has lost agqn shop. As he is quite an enter- 3, L.R.S., $44.10; John MeMann, gra,v
, I I � young man, we wish him the eling on Kippen Road, concessions 3 ani
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: � "A ��151,� i , pleasing and'- instructive s�eech. best of success in his new Bpec.-Vic- 4, H. R.S., $72.25 ; John McMann, gra,v
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f . . Before the car was dispatched an oppor. Will Brother Stropg be elected Mayor by their pleased looks. The last sp k
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I 1-- I � I - Rev�.'Mr. McDon-�gh, was now called to pear�nce by the erectiou of Mr. George eling on Huron Road, $94.00; John Mc
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� , 1: � 'cles will not enter the Mani- Dominion Gov Ora geism, from its commencement to Schdales, who fo� some time past has ,John McMann, gra*eliog on concessio
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� q V. !� -1 trine been' visiting his friends here, started 2, near Granton, 6305.00; John MeMant
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. . &;-- are ne&tly Bhaped,. -beautifully finished, from a farm owned by him at stone and discipline of the Protest%n� and for Ipdiana on Wednesday last, where graveling on concession 2, lot 15, H.R.S
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. .,�: . il he work was for ballasting on the Canadian Pacific and earnest speaker, and his remarks Sion.; AB
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1� C* I 0 ' �er, the evening's entertainment was wi h success in whatever part he $47.70; Andrew Ross, repairing bridg(
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� : t - , i" - . able to this enterprising firm that their herstburg I a. . . concession 6, H.R.S., 022.00; JamE
. �A I _paper, of a recent date, Says: - a success, and after the choir sung the I
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4.1 - Lll - -Department, Seaforth, was in town this pronounced the benediction, the people Hibbert, concession 3, .H.R.S., $35.00; JamE
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I " also expected that this order will be week, spending 4 few days with hi . i
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I -. I '14 -Com. I 'concesBion, -has disposed of his H.R.S., $42.81; James Kehoe, fencin
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� I i 1 '6 Mr. Rundell, of Pickering,
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. I Zz 1i -1 order was consigned to Brandon, and Regina and Winnipeg. When he was ., : far '
. 11ay., 025,00; Philip Botz, graveling on Kil
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I 1 Y4 ii "' the vel -A ea were shipped in a car pre- at the former place, apples were Belli the su in of 88,000, being 6500 more than
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. HORSE DIED. -Mr. Win. Campbell, Of be p�id for it five years ago to Mr. Jas. pen Road, concessions.1 and 2, L.R.S
� ! I ]t I pared for the -purpose..� - at 25 cents each, drinks 6 for 01, coal *
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I � � �, -for, $25 per ton, and other articles in the 2nd concesBiori- of Hay, lost a valu- Garqi 13'er. This maybe considered an �88.50; Phifip.Botz, graveling on Kil
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�� i 4.4,11 rtion.-Mrs. J. D. Sills and famby able In e I rom inflarnmation Of the exce
; : I '�- ` MAsomc.-The members of Britannia propo . - . ! �
I ! ,4 te Irr" - - � � one of the best ,wheat growing farms in 437-50; .Robert McLean, graveling o
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I . -� 14 I meeting on Monday night. They were Mr. Fiffis now ilitands. remaining there HoxF, AGAIN. -Mr. and Mrs. Load- side lines 5 and 6, concession 1�
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w ,,, , man, who a few Weeks, ago W04 On a tion,j nd free from all obnoxious we�eds. H.R.S., 047.75;;Robert McLean, grai
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I P, � number of Brethren from Clinton Lodge. plaints for the lack of oars. The store- vie understand Mr. Allison inth 13, H.R.S., �27.72; Robert Fairbairl
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. . - I There were four candidates for initia- houses are all nea rs. have returned bringing home f�vorable purchasing another farm in the vicinity
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I 11 - �i ::- - c unts. of that country. Mr. Load- - gra,velingloi) couceBsion 2, L.R.S., lot 1!
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! I . i J '�' ably assisted in their work by Brothers will have to Bbut down if they do not - 0. I �
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� I . . . . . . I Nsiloch and McWhirter of Clinton and' get oaxs in a few days. -A new covering country, and. says that every settler he REMOVED. -Mr. James Pardon, who on �
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" f ,� I Thorne of Seaforth. Masonry seems to has been erected over the now stairway . time ago disposed of his farm to
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� � - ,� I � hame taken a new arid somewhat anex- leading to the old Town Hall. -There wit a as arves a return. I Mr. In. eMy, remo e on t e rat 8 e u '
� t; �.� '4 .- , RUNAWAY.-While-Mr.DuricanTa lor, inst -to the neighborhood of the London L.R.S.'839.10; John Shepherd, grave
. .,. t .! ; i . I pected start. There is now scarcely a was no Council meeting on . Monday � ' Y. . I
I iq � - I of t n ay, was at Ruad, to the farm of Mr. Jas. Larig, ing *on con
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*L� �.f . he 3rd co cession of 11 ' cession 12, lot 2, H.R.8
'. . I meeting night but there are several ap- night last, owing to ' -
; . .-All the plows used at the Rib- Mej i8ra. Stan lych Brothers' saw mill the formerly Mr. Robert Lang's, where he PO.50; Robert Dalrymple, graveling c
� �,, I i 1. 7 plications for memberabip, aid. there rum I
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71 -1 I I ei-ht -k-uplica- tort Plowing Match, on Tuesday.last, a-holuse and four acres of
t- Z � i I are now Some seven or ., - homes took fright at Bome passing ob- has leased concession 14, lot 1, H.R.S., 351.5(
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i - t'i �i��! , � and eight out of the twelve used at the Jec� and ran away, throwing themselv,BB land', for $56 a Year. , Patrick Atkinson, graveling on conce
� T- �- , I tions on hand to be disposed o E at the : I
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I 1; anq wagon over %u embankment, fully a . Sion 4, lot 2, H.R.S., 059.16'; �L. McKil
� A �- I Next meeting. The new recruits are Stanley 'Match, on Wednesday, were I I
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. - �, ' I the local, Lodge but to th Order. facturer. Meritwill tall. -Mr. Arthur � � . lots 20 and 21, concession 2, T4.H.E
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, 1", � - I The institution is a most worth7 one, Forbes has been offered and refused -counties of Gronvill by, Mr. Hannab, that the following a
A�ii ; I . council held on the 4th frie do in the e and
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: 14�4 - 0 granted to Wm..Stark. The sum of 05 Mundell, hauling cedai, $1.50; John
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.- I .. I . � � unds until the end 'of the shootin was granted to Wm. Dinnin for board . -� - Elgie, hauling cedar, $1.50; Ebenez
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: - �i, .1 ,� - E, - -- It, of Dublin, ation in the Advertiser office, London.- jpurned to meet again on the 2ad � Hot I About 100 Bat down to the Stoddard', ditching, concession 2, ILR.�
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I � 4�1 � , edge, in. the Georgian Bay, on Saturday X r. John Cannon, for the loss sustained Our most Successful and enterprising ng was dispengpd with. mes')3urgess, ditching and deepenii
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.- . .4. i -t.- 4 . ; the Georgian Bay last spring and was Company are ,not responsible for the ,the. east with three mRguificent her� on Monday last, for the transac- .
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� ; j, -� �� ; th roughbre'd bull calves. We arp - H.R.S., $12.00; Jas. Sproat, haulii
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. � t � saw mills and lumberin brickbats! to Side lines 5 and 6, cono(
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. � I �, . � 11 'by Mr Kidd, on the sliores � the Bay. a satisfactory qettlement with Mr. Goo. .Been them, that two of them are, with-, the having refused $5 to complete the 81011 4, $P.00; Wm. Chesney, repairl:
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a '. � on 5 doubt, the best. ever brought -into culvert on concession 5, H.R.S., $3.Oi
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t. - � �� - These are from imported in t McLean BroB., printing, $56.25. Mov,
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7 � cows, andsired by imported "States- �e village. But election time
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I .� at 8: eclock last Sa,turday nig it vory liberally. �
If , - R t 'with a church, a few amused themselves wast- I enterprise being displayed by Mr. iFtms- $45.00, and the Deputy Reeve ai
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1, - Councillors the sum -of $35.00 each I
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I - �4 valuable cargo for Lyon's Hqad, called ing powder in tle surrounding forests, ed, will be a
� A � Fl�- ' tly SUCCeSsfall and I�IED.-SiX physicians performed an
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t �r I', q jz-,i� at, Presque Isle and took on Ifteen tons the his efforts to improve the stock of the I their services for the current year: tb
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"' "' , holiday to do up 9dd chores , of Morris, and succeeded in removing
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; , The cap- ; Dashwood. The Council the4 adjourned, to ,m(
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�, re he could draw the second one she I idence on Ma� - . Friday the let of December, at the ,
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IF � , - was al -I in a blaze. He then gave the of 1 o'clock p,.m.
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. 1 4 bell to the� in few days. -The. orange Hall is at
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X, I I I m- resid:es near this place. -Mr. S. Sear- resting place by a large cortege of sor
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� I ..y - I I � friends and relatives. Rev. Mr. . Clinton.
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X - I- Clappison, of Brussels, preached an ex- [FROM T�IE NEW ERA.]
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4S -1 � I 11 . _ cellvnt Sermon on the occasion. De- BR=q.-It is reported that Mr.
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L , �. � � - gave the lad t . . mber of ceased was a consistent member of the J. Brace,' formerly of Wirigharn, and
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-" g � � I f n Methodist Church for some.years. well known contractor. has "lit ou
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I - Young Britons of W-6.1ton assembled at thel State of Michigan. We wish him a
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� ,�a -��- Kidd- had the vessel insured, but in any Falton's hotel, in this place, to cele. pleasant time and a Safe return.- I
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.L f7i, � o their indulged in to a late hour. ,The even- victorious - by Some 650 points.
�� 41- 1 of a ear to Manitoba wW find it t regume his work hgain.-Mr. Ben Bean wall I
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i � - I - - Callander, of Clinton. -Mr. W. G. Duff Mr. Andrew Gove,nlock intends raising oui� school. I � . srdeq repaired t6 Mr. F. Hen
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�� .X -1�.'�.,' -t � laas been re-engaged as teacher of Box- his mammoth new barn bO7day. It hEMOVED.-Mr. 'Fred Kibber der�o -'s,where theymet their fair otes, meaue 9
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I - ,-; - , rge of this sGhool.-The 171-90 - . duty n bly and drew well.. which he thought would be a bon6fit to an4� 'good conduct, rshows the gorrect Vial()
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I , Messrs- 1)ennie have assumed posses- stailiding of the pupils in the 16xboro
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: . gi � I - sion ot'Foster's Hotel. They are re- Vaxna. of years superintendent of the Sabbath School for the month of October : Fifth
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� -� .-I-, spectable young men, and will, no doubt, RETUBNED.-Mr. E. Briggs, of this School in connection with the Evangeh- Class -lot, .J. Rughill. 'Fourth ClaS5- �
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, �� k�eep a good house. hos. Lap I Association. lst,�Addie Dorrance; 2nd, Maggie Hays;
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� I i -but did not do, any damage. -Several Saturday last.. Kinburn. Be1je:Dickson; 2nd, A. Sparling; 3r ningi tb; 11 k n agent of the Cc
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a � ,� -� � directly from the old country. When their canvass quarters. they Struck tent taking place W1 our school Section.' W -o 2nd, J.8rowA ; 3rd, G. Dickson. Senior Mr. Man iing has Some notion of i
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� �;q. f� � - -v 14 per cord. It has not been so high for typhoid fever, and, after an illnees of Hallett north ot the Maitland river. took pla6e in the School at the and of I PAIXF AccmEw!E. - On Tuead
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the north side of the town on the Base the place she intended to visit, A kind -
Line, the bolt that fastens the ... ,ifflo,- farmer 1�put a horse. to the little W&g. I
treps to the tongue came out, 13tting gon" and took her back. I
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th�m fall on the heels of the horses and .-Mr. Wm. Fletcher, of Anderson, "I ., -
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the neckyoke - Ing ininred while assisting to thresh at Mi. .... 1.
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on,to the tongue? till the wagon and Joseph Meighen's. He fell from the �,
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fro�n starting. Mr- John Mason found although he was seriously hurt, and - �
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M -. Thompson an(I wife lying hElpless wag unconscious for some time, Yet he- . I .
in%he ditch, and brought tLem. to town was not so badly injured as he might ,� I -
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wl�'ere medical aid was obtaine3 Mr, have been. He was only about a foot . -
Thompson having a small bone I his from the cylinder, and his head almost . I -1
leg fractured, and his wife 5 ievere touched the truck wheel, which if it . -
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sprain in the back. They were (Ltle to had struck would have Idiled him I
go home that evening. The - , orses Instantly. � ,- �
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0200. Mr. Donald Smith also pur- -.
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, a sAL'T.--The quantity of Salt, to be � �
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th? A ssc ciation for the, second -"ar is . 1
12 '000 barrels, an increase of 3,0 I bar- � .
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�HE CATTLE FAin.-The regular . I . � 3�
monthly cattle fair outhe 2d inat. Was, . . �
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ground, 62 of. which changed haas at '
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taken up a Section of land in th4 Birtle
district. --Mr. P. Morrison 1�ft for I'll
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Brandor on Wednesday last. , - I Biscuit Jars, Butter Dishes, Break. ��
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tSFECIAL .SERMONS.-9pecial 8 rmons fast Castors, Call Bells, Card Receivers, I
were , preached to the Orangeten of Celery Stands,- Cake Baskets, Card .
Brussels and Walton and vicinit�in St. Cases, Cups and Goblets, Epergues, ' .
John's nd St. George's chard es . Dinner Castors, Fruit Stands, Flower
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Brn8sele and Walton, on Sand y last . � �
'by Rev. F. Ryan. There wer large dividual Ca,stors, Jewel Stands, Knife
congregations at both places. Rests, Knives in Dinner, Dessert, -Fruit, -
MARRETS.--�-Large quantities rain' Butter and Fish. Napkin Rings -125
hs�ve been coming into market the past patterns. Preserve Dishes, Sardine
week. The following are the prices: F,,,,Il Boxes, Spoon Holders, Star Salt Stands, .
wheat, red, 88o to 90c; white winter, Spoons in Dinner, Dessert, Tea, Egg,
86c to 87c ; spring, 88c to - 95c - peas Sugar, Salt -and Muitard. Sugar and
Cream Dessdrt Sets, Syrup Cups, Knife
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60c to 6t5c ; oats, 32 ; barley, 45c to 550;
b4y, $8; potatoes, 30c to 35c; lbutter, Rests,, Tureens, Tobacco Boxes, Vases,
Wine Castors, Nutu Crackers, Children's . I
16,c to 17c; eggs, 21C. 1 1
OUR ENGINE WoRiKs.-A deputation of Sets in Cases, Tea Sets Complete. %
the Perth- town council were in town on .
Thursd y' inspecting a Ronalq steam - .
fire engi le. The new 6DgiaB jUBt COM-
pleted fc r Portage la Prairie, Manitoba,
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was test A in their presence, an d gave .
good sat.sfaction. It is most'likqly that That the above is the largest stock ;
the - wi .1 order one at once. e city Of Ele6tro-Plate ever brought to the
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of Winn peg has also ordereds, double Town of Seaforth, and that they may I
re e i 2e, simi a wi in I e reac o a , s a , r
by Mr. Ronald this last summet: The the next two months, give a disco -ant of .
engine is to be completed early in the 20 per -- cent. off the maaufacturers'
spring., - - price list. , I
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Miss H. Charles, second a sistant
in Listo el High School, decline t,o
renew her engagement for I next Waltham, open face and hunting I
year. case, gold and Silver; Elgin, open face
-St.'Xfarys Collegiate Inatitut Is boys and hunting case, gold and silver;
were beaten five Straight games at foot- Cbarpier, open face and hunting case,
ball by a Berlin tearn a few days gold and Silver; Clombier, open face .
ago. i and hunting case, gold and silver; S.
-On Saturday, the 28th ult., no F. Jacot, hunting case, silver; G.
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fewer tl -an 1,500 customers were served Raymond. Also "a few Russel and � I
at the d -y goods establishment c �f J. R. Chronograph Watches.
WilliamBan, Stratford. . .
-Mr. Alex. Y. Scott, B. A,, son of . I ��
Mr. Altx. Scott, Stratford, has been .
appol . [ut d a -master in Upper Canada IN OLOCKS. -
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College, ronto. �
-Tho sale in Logan o! the 3darphy Eig):it Day Spring Clocks, from 05 � .
e8tate,-held last week, was a successful and upwards; one day spring clocks. -
one. Mr. Doer, station agent at M it- from $3 and upwards; one d ay weights,
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chell, bought the fine piano. from $4 and upwards -finished in, Solid I
-Mr James Hislop, teacher, at Ful- veneer walnut ; one day timepieces, I
larton, ', las boon engaged to toc 'ch the �1.25, and upwards. . �
school E t Cromarty village dur ng the I
year 18� 13 at a salary of 6500. - .
-Mr, James Sills, of Mitchell, bas
taken ol it an anctioneer's Lice e. He IN JEWELRY.
was a popular and efficient of leer in Ladies' and Gents' Gold Guards and
the same line some years ago. Alberts; Ladies' and Gents' Roal Plaie
I -Mr J. E. Stockford, one day lately Guards and Alberts; Ladies' and Gents' *
on the farm of Mr. Jacob Bray Elma, -
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thresed $1,100 bushels of wheai and Gents' Lockets in 'Gold, Silver and .
I oats, of about the sarae quanti y each, .
� in 12i hours. Plate; Colored .Gold and Bright Gold - -
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Brooches, Ear Rings, Necklets, Brace-�% . 1i ,
I ford Hi i1b. School during Octo or, was �
I lets, Gem Rings, Seal Rings, and Plain i " ,/� ;
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with th correspond. �' -
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-Mr. George Forman has purchased . Gold 'and Silver Watch Keys, Silver
the Cawston estate, (97 &eras) adjoining Thimbles, Gold, Silver and Steel Spec-
StriLtford. The prioe was §5,850 -*a tacles i to suit . all sights ; Goggles, Gold I
. bargain. The front 50 acres t will be peng, Silk Guards and Alberts, Steel I,-
, offered. for sale in two to five a�ro park Chains, Hair Brushes and Combs, Vio- .
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. -Th 3 new German Lutber n church Large stock of Pipes in meerschaum-, I "I
I at Wartburg is completed, wit the ex- Brier and other makes. French Clay
. ception of painting, which will be .post- Pipe Mounts, all kinds Tobacco Pouche's '
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! puned until spring. It - was dedicated and a!hest of other small ware. �
; as a ph ce of worship on Sabbath last, - . . . . . .
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; when Rev. Messrs. Frosh and Dnbper- . All the above goods will be sold on I
I nell ofE ciated. � their own merit, and warranted as re- - "I'll,
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; -Mr. T. Coppin, of the 6th conc'36- pres nted, as I -mean business frow
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0 Sion of Logan,: has sold his far n..,- of 50 t'hig out. I shall not be - undersold.
s fc r $2,600. -Mr. D. I- 4919A, Of You m, -.y rely on getting goo4 bargainx.:��
L the 7th concession, has ren,Wd his farm
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. bert, for four years at $350 per . .
year. REPAIRING
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r of thei - valuable faxni of 150 1 1
the 11ti concession of Downip',-known- and Jewelry as usual, and warranted to
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Camer( n, of the township of etc&Af in perience in the trade. L
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. The prise paid was $8,250 caB . Remember the old stand, opposite : �
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-St. Marys bnsine�ss men have Store. -
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� o'cloek every evening, for tb �) winter - .
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I, move ii L the right direction. he basi. M. R. OOUNTER, �
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