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Song'$ervice -
T1'hie servi: o.song and praise in
" xljtel Methodist church on Monday
averring last at the Sunday School an-
•niversary was one of the best g ve-n in
the church. er
Veterinary Surgeon
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puVec.Diunty, Frkiay, 4tewo tow!
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NEWS OF TOEE T OWN.
A Week's Record of the ruthlnd Border
Town.
—Fpr choice clover and timothy go
to J. Elliott's.
—Mr. G. Burgess left
on Monday►
—Head quarters for binder twiue at
W. .Alli 'a
‘4"'.'Snytli,} ..9.30
s0utl '• P* —
.e Ba N:or+;h 310 p. m•
of 1x004
ifal�slough .
iyltis&:,
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VS
Tuesdays
and
Fridays
t' Ana N11ctnzti N1e1<>•o,
41tiW' Wanted" 1 •
A►*° T vo good servant guts` wanted
14ing,ral, housework. • Good wag
• 1y:at'SENTINEL office.
e ;S,.easonable Rule
find out the number of rolls
�e�d•�=to-►•psper-a rorom; add-th'e-su
oC,thevfdur sides together, multiply by-
'.
y-
tllyi' iglit and divide by 32, deduct
101lt finer each , door and.. , for . each
"iii&,v.. -
.,,. villi►= rillir:. Y: . ;tn
graduate of the Ontario V-eterinar
College, will open out on Monday nex
an office in this village,- next door t
.Dr. T"ennant's office. Mr. Cook in
tends making- a—speciattrof-'horse
dentistry.
-Lucknow-Bollen-kl i l l-:-and-Gr-ocer-y
} Any person wishing to ,patronize
the above trill can, procure the flour
and feed at the mill or grocery. The
best flour at the lowest price and any
person buying a lot for their own.. use
and have it at wholesale prices. No
other shop in town sells. my flour.—
tGeo: Kerr.
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for Again Nominated
es. Mi. W. M. Deck, of the Kincardine
has again been nominated
the Reform candidate for Centre
Bruce. Mr. Dack-is a first-class re-
re-
ilieportet,
presentative aud it must be a ' ood
deal o p easure to him to again re-
ceive the unanimous indorsation of
his, constituents, in the face of the•vile
slanders hurled at him by his enemies.
Queen's Birthday .
'As the 24th of May, the Qu.een's
birthday, falls on Saturday this year,
the village' council ought to make
Monday, the- 26th a pull iT c holiday.
;Thiswould'. be more satisfactory to the
merchants and citizens generally and
'would in nowise interfere with the
enjoyment.of the days -pleasure. This
course is being adopted by the councils
'of most places -in the Province.
Fire at Bervie
4.
lifts 'nitre Rent
tieing lot 29, eon. 2, Kinloss, con -
Mining 100 acres. 80 acres are cleared,
. `-J rices house and good
olifa gs, • well watered. For
-'tennis and outer. particulars apply to
Ottz..,GatiNT, , W4hitechurch, Ont,
Caretvel iamcs
- We return our • hearty: thanks to
•thesfrremanaaridyal1inthers,who assist-
ed. toy kout the fire, at- the she ► oft
►a , even ng. as . e oss to vs
v►kllrbb -considerable but when vee con-
-eider what it might have been, we feel
'sincerely grateful that it is no worse.
W:•Contiell.
.fyot True
4.„'report: is iii circulation that the
liusiiiess of the late Mr. 'Fred Anning
of ?Kincardine, is given up. , This is
net 'true. •In - future the work will be
carred'ou:,by_ Mr. • Percy Annirtg and
eyery. carewill be taken to give satis-
faction to those desiring work in th
e
lo
► c .c. on ' e nes ay
night, a fire•broke out in an unoccu-
pied shop and rapidly spread among
the principal buildings, •destroying ' N.
McIntyre's Post Office, 'Mrs. Walsh's
store, Gallagher Sz Needham's store,
W. H. Gabel's shoe store,and dwelling,
'George Garbutt's tailor, slice), J. Stan-
ley's butcher shop, N. Harrigan's ,tS.0•
flour and feed store, W. derrc;,'s
dwelling. It was only by extraordin-
ary efforts• that any portion of the vil-
lage was saved. It is supposed. to
have been the work
. ► 1
TAPP
roar e
Bchvol Examination
A very pleasant time was spent at
the,;public examination held in S. S,
No.t i Kinloss last Thursday afternoon.
The:school was -decorated in a manner
which_ did great credit to the pupils
az ttaaclier. 'The pupils w,ere exam=
'hied in a' number, of, subjects by
DteseFa:, 1 eKay and! Isarndn and
acs it:W ad' themselves very crdditably.
Olean Up
It is ,now high time to refer to the
.filthy condition of • many yards. and
st els in town. As the pasthas been
a more than ordinarily mild winter, it
ist., justly. claimed. that people should
'nay more attention than -usual' to the
cleaning, of yards and outhouses.
Carelessness in these matters is what
rrailx, brings ont epidemics of fevers,
"diptlieria, and. so ou. ;
Aesient-Workmen
Assessments Nos. 5 and 6 have been
issued to cover fifteen beneficiary
claims, seven of which are.attrihutable
tu.tfhe effects of la grippe. There are
now 19,608 members in the Ohtario
,jurisdiction.. F,uur hundred. and'
•. 'eighty-seven applications were received.
:d'hring. the month of March. The
brethren of Dakota have appealed. to
, the Order generally for assistance to
enable thein. to purchase seed grain,
l;►st '• year's crop having been .list
through drought, and Lucknow Lodge
voted $5 to aid them, at the ineetiug,
on Monday►night last. One thousand
-cisiietrs .- for --..each working day -is:- the
average amount now paid for death
loges,in,this jurisdiction,
Sepoy Lacrosse -Club ,
Ill* junior Sepoy Lacrosse club of
this village was organized on Thurs-
Jay° night last, when the following
iincers•i'ere elected: ---
Hon. Pres. James Bryan,' Esq.
Pres, M. Campbell jr.
Vice -Pres. D. Rt, McIntosh.
Captain, James Kerr.
Se-e°retary, D. N. Lawrence.
Treasurer, John Berry.
Field Captain and Manager, Wm.
Grundy jr.
111upagiiig.,committee, I F. Gordon,
Al.aWhitely, Dave Thompson and
Clio. I.err.. They intend holding a
giVo.14Qrissetournament on the 24th
of May fortwelt'e..handsome meddle,
and 'flre',secretary wAilld lilfe,to hear
from junior cluIrs in this neighihorhood.
The 'next meeting will be held in H.
,,, Morrison's law office toanig}t•t. ('!'burs -
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Learn to Fence
Fencing is recommended as the best
means to teach girls how to stand,
walk, and move • with grace. No
exeecise 'can give such- freedom' for
• every part of the body is continually
in action, and' the idle practice of
standing about on one leg, so universal'
with young girls, and which is known
to have often caused irreparable mis-
chief to the figure, is prevented by
learning to fence. . ' The game of
croquet., in 'w there was so :rxruo,'a
resting -on one leg, was found most
injurious. In fencing the legs are so
placed that the body rests equally, on.
both fent, which must be firmly, on the
ground, and the beautiful way in
which the left arm serves as a balance,
makes the fencer recover her position
with facility and quickness.
W.C,T.U.
DON'T
—No 1 Wingham roller flour at
J. Elliott's.
.etre-roadsvery baa the
past week but are now drying up.
—Corse and see our tabiei of
fur 20, 25, and 30 cents. Mrs. Smith.
—For jellies and jams and all kitids
of canned goods go to J. Elliott's.
—4 good second hand wag.on for
sale Apply to W Treleaven.
—Just arrived at Mrs. S&vith's, one
case of hats, only 20- cents.
—Twenty yds. of good gingh tri for
$1 at W. J. Brumpton's.
—Nine different kinds of hinder
twice to choose from at W. Allin's.
—Call and see those 25 cent sailor
hats, for children, at Mrs. Smith's.
---=Special-�tsa �aina teas for "30
days at W. J. Brumpton's.
—If you want binder twine worth
the money, call at -W. Allin's. '
EARTff t
I AM GOING TO HAVE IT IN. LUCKNOW, TOO, AND I HEREAt
announce• to the people of Lucknow aud, snrroui ng-cou-iitry, that
..� -any--
1- —The' ttrst regular practice of tile
Fire Company will be held- _ this
(Friday) evening.
,-Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McMath, of
Clin-toni-and Mrs; -Polley, of Stella, are'
visiting at Mr. J. Lindsay's.
—The Exeter bankrupt stock of
wall paper on sale ,at W. J. 13ruoip-
ton's, Lucknow.
—It will pay you to take a look ,at
our summer hats. They are very fine.
Mrs. Smith.'
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mining a ,goo► family
carriage should call and see. W. Tre-
leaven's phaeton, which can be had at
a bargain•
—The entertainment in connection
with the •Mechanics Institute has been
put off till seine time next month.
Due notice will be given. See bills.
=Mc.
Hugh McKay, of Kinloss,
has-purchasekthe 50 acre farm of Mr.
Wm. McAllister, on the 1st coc. of
the same low reship.
—The man who makes no enemies,
-rhe t-Tiianac s a arc's as a rule, but
he who 'makes a iieedless 'foe, is, ' by
long odds, the bigger fool. •
Horsemen leaving their orders for
route bilis at the SENTINEL office will
'secure satisfactory results. • Good as-
s(rtment of cuts.
—Farmers attention.—Having ie
cured a large quantity of binder twine,
we are ,now prepared to accept orders
at prices ranging From 9.i, cents per
lb. up. W. A17iu.
—Tike imported thoroughbred Cly-
desdale
lydesdale stallion " Lochuagar'r just
purchased by. Mr. Angus McKenzie
will be• in. Lucknow till Saturday
evening:
—All kinds of groceries of -the best
qualities kept at tne•new grocery. very
.cheap, as we sell for cash -and produce•
Only. Goods delivered to any part of
the town.—Geo. Kerr.
At, the regular monthly meeting of
the W. C� T. U, of Lu,eknow, the fol- a
lowing vote of thanks was passed': The
members of. this union desire to ex-
press their great indebtedness and
gratitude to the friends outside- of the
organization who responded so gener-
ously in the matter of „ refreshments
,to the band, and other friends who,.
provided the excellent music fur
nished ; to the gentlemen who' cheer -
.fully performed the heaviest "part of
the decorative work ; tb the chairman
and speakers. who spoke so well on
this great subject, and such encourag-
ing words to ourselves as a Union.
Our thanks are clue to all our friends
who by help and patronage made the
-At Home, of the. 20th ult., such -a
success.
The Printer and the Press.
The printers ! Hew I love them !
For what you'd hardly guess
Love th, m for patient, honest toir,
Their fellow men to bless. •
They falter not, thongh oftentimes
Thugs poor men g.r unpaid ;
And every line the sheet contains
Is sent without„our a,i�Jj •
Hciwignerant we should be
Without them and their. Press ;
To furnish four our .tarnished minds
, A literary'mess. ,
The Printers and a Press,.
Go l bless them d,.y by, d:i,y, •
For every high all noble; thought
They shed aroundour way.
_ 34wrtatha'of heavenly love entwine
Tile Pres Inventor's soul,
While xnc ledge spreads from_clime to clime.
A trut front pule to pole. : .
— ighest price paid for. wheat and
oats at, the Lucknow roller mills.•
Geo, Kerr. • -
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—Mr. J. Bennett,painter,h as opened
shop in Lucknow, opposite Mr: Alex.
Davison's furniture shop, and iaf- pre-
pared' to do all kids of psi+lid,, at
the lowest rates:,
—R. McCharles, auctioneer,, ,will
sell by public auction at lot 8, 'con. 18,
W. D., Ashfield, on Tuesday, April
22nd, a large quantity of farm stock,
impletneutt, etc., the property ofJohn
D. Mathieson.
-Cameron, Murdoch & Co. are
ead quarters for shirting's, cot=
nades and prints. See their
digo blue prints at 11 cents.
othing' beats ,them for washing and
earing..
—As soon.as we get our insurance
raightened up, we will attend to busi-
ess again. The millinery being en.'
rely destroyed we have ordered • a
ew stook and will be ready for busi-
ess.. by Saturday. Showroom np-
airs. W. Connell;
—Go to Cameron, Murdoch & Cu's.
r anything you want in the boot and
be line. Farmer's`should see their
ow boy's boot before purchasing.
hey have just received several. lines
ladies'. and ,gentlemen's fine wear,
oin John McPhdrson , Co. also
other lot of those cheap slipy,, '
—At a meeting of the bak tt tit
alkerton on Thursday of last week,
o proposition to make bread 126: per
lb. loaf was cast aside- in favor of
opting the cash systeim of doing
sines on May lst, and continue to
1 at 10c. per 4 Ib. Zt was claimed
at more than the profits of the
tire credit business vt'loat in bad
counts and that a mall' trade at IOc.I
r loaf was better than a . c. edit busi• t
eua at 12c.
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TEETH
TEETH
TEMPRARY AND PERMANENT
for the prise of one set, $15, made of the very best material in the world. I.
use do --rubber but C: ASH 3z SONS, London; England. The teeth will be
C.? Ash & Sons, and S. S. White's, cor,,ceded by all who are in the
'business to be
=1 oWildeRequale ._�i t1
Those firms have their names on their goods, and the people can see what
are getting, and as I use nothing but the best material, I will guarantee at-.
isfaction to all reasonable' people, the unreasonable and there aro a ew.
such in the world, will please bear in mind:that I don't want their -tide.
'Dean always be found at Dr. McCrimmon's office, •Lucknow.
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D. PATTERSOIT, L::okaovtr.,
Lucknow' &oaig Photographor
. o W. J. STRYNGE H:`
s as usu• abLea,r1• rn tl,.e-fin-est-s;F3L_ aiu esitienlS—it-r-Rhbto ,
CABINETpHOl-OB,
Finest retouched and 'bu nished 0'
X150_
to $3 per doz. Cards $i to $2 per doz..
AMBROTYPES MADE TO PERFECTION -
ie a ,iso keeps a large stock stock of' .spectacles, especially
the well-known
•and also deals in Bee Keepers supplies,
books, stationery, albi ms, frames and fay gods.
Remember the. studio, E. L, Johnston's • old stand. Next-
door to . Reid's bakery.
TheBub DREss, . GOODS4
Grocery!
DRESS G•OODS..
IMMENSE BARGAINS,
Having just, received a large consign
'Bent of
Ftesh G !oceries,
Choice fanil. flour,
Choice Tobacco,
Canned Goode.
Crockery,
Oiastware
Teas, Coffees, -
Ida Stows,
which ,will be sold cheap ' at
the Nub Grocery;
Goods delivered to all parts
of, the villa,'re •
POPULAR PRiCES,.
Leading Shades in Illenriettas..
11'oulahs, Cashmeres, :),\e.,
Trimmings to match, in
LACES, BRAIDS, PASSAMENTL'RIEB,.
,AND RIBBONS,
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Spring & Summer Millinery.
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FEATHERS,
FLOWERS,
LACES, -
RIBBONS.
JOHN village.
ELLIOTT'Lr .,e , tt t$•4.