Lucknow Sentinel, 1890-06-27, Page 5West Wawanosh Connell.
The above council met according to
adjournment. Members all present
• ,excepting Mr. Todd. Minutes of for-
anerrneetiu„ were approved:
Moved by Mr. Lockhart, seconded
Cy Mr. Gibson that the amount of
:uunicipal grant remaining unpaid to
the Separate Sehoal for,1888 be paid.
—Curried. 1ce--
The Counodi ,," .,..�r„� t " c*
& ,, am
di -1 vision. The following had
dons otruck tiff: Alex. Purvis, L. Beg.
ley, C. Milner, 1) Donovan, and T.
McRoberts, The assessment of Geo.
k t4alle, con. 6, was. reduced $100.
On motion of Messrs. Lockhart'and
Gibson, the assessor's salary -was,
rMr Lzairdlaw s request to be allowed to
do kis statute labor en line between
lots 13 and 14, con. 2, was granted.
Lutber was ,ranted
a i. n... am M.k yiytisttn 1. �[aA
Thee Luck_'entinei,'Bruce .ounw, r�ida
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AUCTION SALE
----OF VALUABLE
FARM PROPERTY
-TH-E—
TOWNaISHIP OF ASHFIELD
IN T1-Ij COUNTY OF HURON,
There 'will be sold on
ednesd& ;�,
At 1 o'clock in the afternoon at
WHITELY'S HOTEL
In the Village a of Lucknow
BY VIP„TUE OF POWERS OF SALE
contained in certain morterage which will be
prudueed at the sale, the following property.
Under mortgage from Archibald Archjba1dMI,flhe--
(>alrl• South -East gtrarter ofTt 5 in the 1st cones=
Kion of the Township of Ashfield in the County
of Huron, containing 50 acres more or fess
The following improvements are said to be
n,l the'premises : About 30 aures leered
¥ONEY SAVING FIGURES
aN
BARGAIN DAY.
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Saturday a
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,FRIT . 1 E BARGAIN N -DA1t
and will place on our
MILL1NERyI
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Or INTERESt. TO TH.E.
LADIES.
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M�Ml?dmsar'-;%'Yuri
n'e'e' millinery store in the stand lately occu-
pied by Mrs. FimIlatcr, The business is strict-
ly millinery.
THE COORS ARE ALL NEW
THE LATEST STYLES.
TIE PRICES. tHE !Militate
11Zrs, Murchison will be pleased to have you
call and inspect the stook' before purchasing. -
opposite lot 14 on road
•signed by D. Allan d�L8 oothert aon
l!ayer_s_ ce-
askilt --for- a grant. towards'-
-
cutting hill`op pp site lot 1,4, con.,8 and
9 was laid over. The Reeve and
deputy Reeve were appointed to in-
• vestigate claim of Win. Thom for coo-
. pensation- for road direction and for
stone being thrown on,.his land by
• pathmaster.
The .Treasurer's statement showed
balance and receipts of $180.00 .and
expenditure $31.45, leaving $148.61 on
hand.
Dr. Case and Jas._'rlker-asted for
a grant towards building sidewalk in
Dungannon. $35 was, granted, ..the
people ef Dungannon raising $,15 for
saute purpose. A communication was,
Ie�cl c—nd.a wnshipSolicitori re late,
!;ravel suit. .
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:Moved by Mr. Gibson, seconded. by
Mr. Bailie that gravel by-law be re-
pealed.—Lost. . .
Moved by the Reeve, seconded by Mr.
Gibson, that $100 be.expended on the
mi; ril; -7Cor current year, to be divided
on the concessions in proportion to
their assessed value.—t;Yarried.
The members ef .Council were ap-
pointed road commissioners as follows:
The Reeve, boundary -lines and con. 1;
Messrs. Gibson and Bailie,.concessions
' 2, 3, 4, 5, and '6.; Messrs. Todd and
Lockhart, concessions 8, 9, d10, 11, 12,
• and_13.
Moved by Mr. Lockhart, seconded
by the Reeve, that the Clerk instinct
p' athinasters; before taking gravel from
pits to first drake arrangements with
the owners for the taking of gravel at
7 cunts per yard, and in case of owners
,'efusing to sell on these terms that
done be taken from the pits of those
objecting,' -:-Carried.,. • _, ___._
Thefollowing accounts were .paid
Edward Brophy, gravel on road,
$1111Z.; M. A. Wilson, assessing,
$60.00 ; Jas. Bryau,,printing for year,
$40.00 ; Jno. Moss, damage to fence
and property removing gravel, $12.00.
Council adjourned to meet on June
21st.
R. K. MILLER, Clerk.
—All kinds of groceries of the best,
.•qualities kept at the new grocery very'
cheap, as we sell for . cash and produce
only. Goods delivered to any 'part of
the town.—Geo. Kerr.
WACCN MAKING
HORSE SHOEING
CE U E RAL CKSMITMINC.
Adam Thompson begs, leave to tha th
''inhabitants of Dietz/now and surroundip
onu.atry for the liberalipatronage bestowed o -
him during the last seven ,years, and.wishes g
'continuance of his old customers and a tea.
• :share of the new, as he is in a better position
than ever to supply the wants of the publ
He always has on hand a stock of
Wagons & Buggies
• of all kinds, He also will remind them of his
far famed
#-'' TCH DIAMOND HARROWS
'sa,.ie,1 he alway has on han4and are made
the vr:•y best materia .. Parties wanting an
thing in this line wit o well -to give hies acal
and see prices befer •purchasing elsewhere
Particularattention paid to
ALL KINDS OF HORSE SHOEING.
fiat feet, contrant-ians., and intelrferiug.
By strict attention to business. gond- work
manship and employing nothing but good
workmen, t trust to retain the patronage
kindly extrtided to ole. '
ADAM THE MPSON
.1)amphell Streto opposite the Moir '
MEN WANTED
'TO !SELL OUR CHOWS NTYR(SEY
otnelr. No experience required. Steady work
Riff) year round. liberal' pity guaranteed.
tOutfite free , Write for terms ar: l•con mono
aft
onco. '
Atwood & Cowpony,
5 tuos,•85t. 1:fprsertymen, 'demerit, N,. Y.
en, rame barn and stable There is also
a small orchard on this property
TERMS.
down on ethe d y ofthpsale aForr• obs ante t p s
will be made known at the sale
For further particulars apply to
JONES BROS & MACKENZIE,
Solicitors, Toronto Street, Toronto,
Or to GEU. MAI.R, ESQ., Lucknow
AUCTION --SALE -010
VALUABLE 'PROPERTY,
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UNDER ANDsBY VIRTUE OF POWERS
of sale contained in a certain mortgage,
which will be produced at the time of
sale, there will be sold on
Friday, yuly' 18th, .J89a,
At 2S a'clock in the -afternoon -,-at
LOUGH'S HOTEL, in the Village of
DUNGANNON
The following valuable ,property c All that
certain parcel of land situated in the Township
•of Ashfield, in the. County of Huron, and'
being the east half of lot 9, in the 4th conces-
sion of the said Township, eastern division,
containing one hundred'acres, more or less.
TERMS-Ope-tenth of the ptuchase money
to be paid down at the time of sale Liberai
terms for balance will be made known at the
time of sale For further particulars apply to
ROBINSON, O'BRCEN & GIBSON,
Vendors' Solicitor, 74 Churn St Torcnto
•Or to ELLIOT TRAVER, Esq.,
Solicitor, Lucknow.;
AUCTION SALE.
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OF
REAL ESTATE
VILLAGE IN OFTH.LEUCKINOW.,
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/j1HE EXECUTORS OF !CITE LATE
11 John Morrison will offer for sale by
Public Aution, 'at the WHITELY HOUSE
in the Village of Lucknow on Tuesday,. the
8th day of :fuly"1b80, at the hour et 2 o'clock
p. m., the following lands situated in.the said
Village of Lucknow.
PARCEL NO. I, -Lot number 306 situated
on' Stauffer Street in the said Village. On
this parcel there are a flamedwelling house
about 20x3Q and a small frame, shop, now oc=
cupied by Alexander McPherson and also a
number of fruit trees.
PARCEL NO. 2. -Lot number 118 situated
on Havelock Street on the said Village. On
this parcel there is a frame dwelling house
about 24x30. one and a half stories high
TERMS -teach parcel will be offered sub
.jectttcha.reserve bid, The,purchasers will be
required to lay down a deposit.of.ten per cent
of their purchase money at the time of sale,
and to sign an ,agreement for the -completion
of the purchase. The balance of the . urchase
money shall be paid within thirty days from
the date of. sale without interest, and upon
such payment thepurchasers'will be subsided
to the conveyance and possession of „the
property. The sale will be subject Lo turther
conditions which will be read at the time of
sale. Further information may be obtained
from David Henderson or Donald McDonald,
Executors, or from
ELLIOT TRAVER.
Solibitor for the Executors,
;Dated this 17th•of June; 1890,
LUMBER FOR SALE.
THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS TO IN -
on that
he h eo placed rm the inhabitants
rtahl fi Sawl
sM Millon the
east ,half of Lot 22. in the 13 con. of !Vest
Wawanosh., and is now prepared to supply
the pdblic with all kinds of lumber from 10 to
20 feet in length, and at the lowest possible
prices. Frame timber, etc. also kept in stock
or cut to order. The mill' is in charge of Mr.
C. Sowers, sawyer. A call sOlicited.
tf-856 C. THOMS, St. Helens P. 0.
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
THE L' NDERSIGN FD WILL KEEP
service for con. 14
West Wawanosh,]his superior tbcuoughbred
Berkshire Boar,
Terms $1 c/sh.
A. McMTLLAN,
4-8551 •Lucknocw P. ' 0.
SCOTCH • SHORT HORN'S
FIARMERS, BREEquick ggD EARLY MATT?E.
crossing with the Aberdeen Short Horn, nsteers for etted
for their early maturing and rapid feeding
qualities.
First-class representatives of the above noir
popular breeding, for service at E. Gaunt's
farm oen.12 West Wawanosh. Lord Lovell,
terms, rades 33.00, thoroughbreds $8.00.
Good I ope, terms, ,trades 81.80 thorough-
breds $4.00 Pedi.,tees or, Cn; j ot'ifer particat-
are on aapydicat{"
iry_r_izoN ritszo,
Mins Veilings; all wool, sum
mei '
weight at lnc. Striped stuff
goods, --light- colors -at
lOc. Dress
ends in patterns of 6, 8, 10,
12 and 14 yards at
prices from 10c.
up in all lines, ' Enough _t.®-- _
give .you a hint :as'to color and 'pat-
tern,
at -
tern, 'and enough
g to enable
you
o make a choice.
ILL YOU DO IT ?
Grenadines or buntings promise toy
be as popular as la -it -season
and mostdeservedly so, as a li
ght
000L, C
HEAP
FASHIONABLE
dress they are un��
'to have cleaned out'
sone lines, but to
meet the increased cls and
have.
bought a few pieces in open chec
• p ��- diam-
ond and striped pattern at 10 a n
and
12'1-2, together with the same '
Sal light
blues, bronze and brown,s' -� ^
InaaBs
a very tasty assort.ent to select from
■
Lawns, Checks, swiss. and
em-
` broidered rnuslina, °
� are .moving
nicely. VTe have added s'
erne lawns
at 12 1-2c. and embroidered
all overs at 45c. . -
THIS WILL HELP ., THEM.
Specialty. -- -Tailoring , and gents
furnishings.
FOR THE PI'ONI'pjfl GIMP
Corned beef, lunch t'on.gue,
boneless turkey, boneless chicken,
etc., make a nicedish,
10.CEIPAP, 1111-1ENE.
YOURS FAITfIFULLY,
Ed. Brasher.
Butter and Ems
Wanted:
:O:
TO RENT. A STONE COTTAGE
with five rooms, gond penal. •,a;q<j.fralf,.._ -.
acre of orchard'attached; suitable for a small
family. One acrd a half miles from Lucknow.
Also, pasture for a cow if required,
ALEX. GRAHAM,
Kinldss, May 12th, 1890. Lucknow, P. 0.
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BJJLL FOR SERVICE-;------;— . -
rIlIXE 'UNDERSIGNED WILL •K',E1'
.L for servicethis season at north half Lots
53 and 54, in the let conzessinn bf Kinloss, Jus
superior 'bred Shorthorn Bull "Solomon."'
PEDIGREE.: -Solomon, is •red, calved June
20th, 1888, bred by Thomas Anderson, Dun-
gannon, Ont. got'by Wallac'e•(im ) 2752, darn
Minnehaha, by Douhledee 481 ; Primrose, by
Rhoderic Dhu, 38d1 ; Jennie. 1165, by Dixie
Duke, 474 ; Maid of the Forest, 1455, by Jphn
A.. McDonald, 721 ; Mayflower, 1514, ' b�
Alfred 'iO4 ; .E_ -9g -r-- by -Safer Johnny,
1083; Florence Nightingale, 1067, by Young
Cambridge. 1178 ; Lady Elgin, 1252, by Dalli-
more 463 ; Eliza, 955, by Duke, 484 ; Count-
ess 2nd, 783, by Leopold, 761. Countess i st.
782, by Son of Comet (imp), 238, (155) ; Prin-
cess (imp)419, by Son of Lancaster, 360, by a
son of Windsor, 698.
TEitirs :-$1.25'; thoroughbreds, $5.00.
FIRE! FIRE!'
Insure 'your farm property? 'private dwelling,
in the older. eliable, the
LONDON
CITY
MUTUAL,
AM ALSO AGENT EOR—
MAI
OR,--.
TITA ;
AND CITIZENS..
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Office, -1A. ROSS harness shop. L'ireknow.
Will be in the office every Sattarday a,ftcrno 1,
Geo. Grant, Agent, Lucknow
BULL .FOR SERVICE.
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1 ii R. THOMAS ED'WAR'D 111NLAY
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will -keep for service, this season, at
Lot 6, Con. 9 Asbfield, his celebr:ited'thorougl;ti
'bred shorthorn bull, Earl Byron. Earl Byron
bred by Thomas Edward Finlay, Lanes„Ont:,
'got by Highland Chief (Imp,), 1257; dam
,•Belva Lockwood, 14211, by Baron Lush,1138i3;
Minnie Warren. 7230, by 'Sir, John, 8900';
Maid of Raven. Hill, 3816, by J,othair, 800;
B.•auty of the Valley, 2446, -by Constance's
Duke, 441 ;' Beauty Roan (into.), 32, by Chil-
ton, 10054• Couhtess, by Sha»drock 2nd, '8555 ;
Gazelle, by Splendid, 5298, bylPrinoe Comet,
8925, bred by Mr. Allenby.
.Terms $1,25.
•0x8 -t f.
The Hub
rocory.1
IMMENSE BARGAINS.
Having, just received ,a la'rge 'consign.
'mdnt'of
Froth .• Trocerice,
Choice f an ill flour,
Choice Tobacco,
Canned Goods.
Crockery,
Glass 'a2?e •
Teas, Coffees, -
and Sugars,
which will be void cheap at
the Heb GtocerY.
Goods delivered to all parts
of the
JOHN ELLIOTT.
WANTED
Men to iplie orcia're to Nursery Steck,
Salary dl Commission* I can make a.succ:ess•
ful saleainan of Ve v who will work or follow
tray instructions. Will furnish handsome out,
fit free, and pay your salary or commission
ev'e'ry week, :Write for terms at once. '
R, O. QRAHAM, Nurseryman,
Toronto) Ont, , .
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