Lucknow Sentinel, 1890-08-08, Page 5}
salon for. the Caledonia/Is
2'o the Latter of the Sentinel:
PEAR SIR,—I meet a lady a week
•ag.i from Brussels, and, as i8 always
the case about this time of the year
'with people in sister towns, when they
'•meet a Lucknowite, she asked if we
r • ''tistT liner •ti'l year.
assured her we were, and she replied,
"I do hope you will have archery."
Now nothing is nicer than to see a
score or wore handsome ladies dressed -
in bright tartans and Scotch bonnets,
with their bows and arrows. Tilting
;at the' rin.g•tton, when the competitors
appear in their proper costume of
knights of the time' of the Crusade is
a sight worth seeing. Puttin. the
they become monotonous when not hi
more attractive is going on at the sant
time. By all means let us have archer
as well. as tilting tis year. In its earl
history it was s ch things Made th
Luck:row games popular and there
no doubt they would be equally -pop
Jar now.
SCOTTY.
'The Lutknow SShntinel, (Bruce 0ou1nl, .P rida at
h,
y. August $th,
SCOTCH SHORT HORNS.
FARMERS, BREED EARLY MATTTR,-
•ing, quick feeding steers for market, by
encasing with the Aberdeen Short Horn noted
foal their early maturing and rapid feeding
g First-class representatives of the above now
opular breedin for
nim icor' v"' etit�e aa^
Cerins. e�} $3 anosh. Lord Level', t
Good Hope, terms , thoroughbreds $8.00.
thorough-
breds $•4.00 Pedigrees or arades ny other aricu-
ars on application.
LUMBER FOR SALE.
THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS TO IN -
het bas"rplaced the inhabitants Portable SawsM Ilsectton on that
he
east half of Lot 22. in the 18 con. of 'Vest
Wawannyh. and is n
r
wesraf.itav i'tla•+y. ..lrawsllffi".W£s]; !,###'.'am"' :.. «k ieffEl '-.. , :'A: _.-JL. Ki'f..- 1 .. J.19Mtle : S"YN"`100EL'V' JEkdeCP
.10 to
20 feet in length, and at the uloweweir str }emis ible
FY" 3 • fin er, etc, also kept in stock
e or cut•to order. The mill is•iu'charge of Nir.
C'. Suwere, sawyer. .A call solicited.
Y tf-856 C. PROMS, St. Helens P. O.
IE MEN WANTED
TO SELL
stock. Nu eXpe OUR
lee required. SCE tetiNURSEY
Outfi.the ts,freear onnd. Write for terms al aLd commence
0; a.t once.
Atwood & Company
` 5 mals.- l51• N'ueserytuen, (` &nava, N. Y.
AGENTS WANTED -
l'890 --VOTERS' LIST -199
+?lllandelpallty lot' the Township of Ashticl
County of Huron:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENTHAT I
have transmitted or delivered to the
persons mentioned in the third and fourth
sections of the "Voters List Act" the copies
required by said si-ettion to be so transmitted
or
dolly
orb
d
of
lo• -hs
tto
t" I)Iirewanth
act _ �L-alb persone_ apeeean a said
reised Assessment Roll of they said p
ity to vote in the sa ' funicipality at elections
for members to the egislative assembly and
at municipal elect' ons and the said list was
first posted up at my oftiee in Dungannon on
the 6th day of Aug., 1890, and remains there
for inspection.
Electors are called upon to examine the said
list, and if any omissions or•any other errors
are found therein, to take immediate procted-
ings to have uta
1 j, ,
mg O aw.
Dated at Dungannon this 6th day of Aug. , '90
WM. LANE.
Clerk of 'the said muninipality,
3.863 " Dungannon P. O.
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SAVE THE OENTS
:AND TIIE DOLLARS WILL SAVE
—"iHEirfSELVES. THE BEST WAY TO'i'OLLOW
TAIS EXCELLENT ADVICE I8 TO
'Commence Trading
With W. J. Brumpton,
(Old Pioneer Store,
LTJCKNC)W.
-The Greatest Value,
Me Fines/ Stoca,
The Largest Choice
DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS,
1JNDERWOOL . SHIRTS;
READY MADE C1LOTHING,
BQQTS ANI) GROES,
GROCERIES,
In fact everything that is kept in •a
general store. ,
PRICES PARALYZED !
Come and reap the benefit. ,%Ve will
be pleased to see you, as oar stock
must be reduced to make room forthe
EXETER BANKRUPT
Which will 'be brought !tree this fall.
' W. yJ. BR(, 1PTON.
EXECUTOR'S' SALE
FARM IN IN WAWAii1OSH.
:o: .
PURSUANT TO THE DIRECTIONS
for, sale contained in the will of
JAMES WILSON'
I
Deceased, tenders Will be received by the
undersigned up to
MONDAY, SEPT.1St. 1890.
For the purchase of the E„al f of lot num-
. bee 20, in the 10th 'coi,ceseien of the
TOWNSHIP OF W' WANOSH
COUNTY OF HURON,
Containing 100 acres more or less, about 65
• acrlis cleared. balance good hardwood Irish.
On the premises are a frame dwelling, barn
and stable ; orchard it, bearing ; watered by a
never failing creek ; good soil., T',e prr'perty
adjoins the village of St. Helen's, and ie .6
Mies from Imeknow, 12 :front 1Vbig/aerie and
20 from-Goderieh.
TERMS.
Cash within 30 days after nntificatian of
:-naceptaner_,oLtender,..ni:...i.f._the purchaser_ de:.
sires, sl may remain on mortgage of the prem-
ises l avable in 5 years at 6 per cent. interest.
Possession 1st April next.
No 'tender rrecesarily accepted. Further
;ltartieulars and conditions may be had on ap-
Wl,ication to Roza. .1 WILSON, R. G. Oirit cr
ALTER MoGztsAion, Executors, Whitby,or to
LOW & MIILLIVRAY,
`$' • )V-endb ' $olicltari, Whlbby,\(Mte
TION THILL NURSERIES. LARGEST
in Canada. We went reliable, energet-
ic men to sell coir Nursery stock ; previous
experience not necessary ; any man with tact
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ea
etreL-ee
d
;lentil—liberal wither
salary, _> inenaissiun ;--outfit—free= -_Our"
eats have inaiay advantages, such as selling
home-grown, hardy Canadian stock; Choic
-New Specialties, which are of value; 'and
which call only be secured from us, such, as a
complete list of New Russian Apples, the
Ritson Pear, Sounders Plum, Hilb urn Rasp-
berry Meerre's Rnby and—Black Champion
Currants, 'Moore's Diamond Grape etc.
We have given particular attention to the
pr•opo;ation of Hardy Varieties suitable to the
nerthtrii sectio BeefeCanaole.,
For terms apply to
STONE & WELLINGTON,
Toronto, Ont.
WAGON • MAKING
HORSE SHOEING
ANDS_,..
C E N E RAL CLACKSMITNIC,
Adam Thompson begs leave to Atha th
inhabitants of Lucknctw and surronndin
cou,itry for the liberal patrol,age bestowed o.'
him during the last seven years, and wishes g
contmuance'of • his old cnstouiers and a tar.
share of the new, as he is in a better posi pie t
than ever to snpply the wants of the :pubs
He always has on hand a stock of
Wagons, & Buggies
of all kinds, He also will remind them of his
far famed
SCOTCH ',DIAMOND HARROWS
which he alway has on hand and are made
the very best material. Parties wanti,.g an
thing in this line willdo well. to give him acal
and eee•pnces before purchasing elsewhere'
Particular attention•paid to
ALL KINDS 0f HORSE SROEINC.
flatfeet, contraction P, and interfering.
Byetrief attention to business, 'gond work
manebip • and employing nothing but good
workmen, i[ trust to retain the l.atronae
kindly ex tt nded to me.
ADAM THOMPSoN
Clmpbell Strete opposite the Bank -
AGENTS WANTED
To sell specialties in our line. Samples
free, with outfit, •Peci,liar faoilities to new.
beginners. •Controleof territory. . Have done
business rn Canada 30 years. We employ ,m i
salary and commission. Write for ,terms to
CJL SE RROTii1IICy' i;Q)lllrii',lNY�
.Nurserymen, CoMe eNE, OST.
THE LUCKNOW
BAtVKIN GCOMP,4Ny
(Not Incorporated. )
CEORCE MAiR, PROPRIETOR.
,MONEY TO LOAN
-RAFTS ISSUED ON ALL PRIN-
'cipel points.' Cheques, drafts and
mortgages cnehed. Notes dieeonnted. Ame'r-
icrin currency & American bank drafts or
cheques bought or sold.
•
Interestellowedon deposits from five dollars
and upwards at the tate of five per centum per ,
annum. Money to• lend on farm or village
property at the lowest current rates. ,
Fire insurance, effected in first class stock
instil Mice companies only.
We have one 200 acre. three 100 acre and
two. 50 , acre farms for sale cheap. Office
honrs 10 a, m • to 4 p. m
G. A. SIDDALL, Manager.
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DUNN!S
B KINC
POWDER
-TNECOOICSBESTFRIENO
LOOK H
F_D„R A H g - -
Between seasons—Spring and Fall -is always :a
quiet time for business people, and to the farmer
Lucknovw .Jul
Zoog
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FIRE! FIRE!
Insure your farm propelY priv ly
-se.. e
LONDON
—I AM MA()ACBE MUTUALF
[-CITY MUTUAL
AND CITIZENS.
0 .
'E%ice,—A. ROSS harness shop. tucknow.
Will be in the office every Saturday afternoon
the busiest. It
will not do
to say that one
idle while the other works, and vice Versa, that would.
be an unwarranted assertion and unsustained by facts.
Let us not forget that the farmer occupies the
first
__.. P
is
position.----Who-attends to the production and supply of
the necessaries of life ? Who brings labor skill l incl
intelligence to his aid, and on whom the county depends
. _ Y
its advaticeirmirt ? ` cut we also are busily at work.
This will give you a. hint.
doz. wine glasses, 1 set glassware4. ie
( pieces), # doz. goblets,
1 berry dish (large), 1 fruit dish (large).
Your choice of any of the above given free ' on
pur-
chasing 4 pounds of•our celebrated 25c tea.
Gauntleted with.a pair of our 25c,, 40c, .or 45c ha: -
'vest' mitts the harvester defies the ,thistle _and sharp
stubble. The first choice is always the best in these
goads.
'To harvest tv617..one- musstbe fed 'Well. To this aini
good groceries ,tend, and for them we solicit our butter,
Y
eggs, and cash, feeling confident we will- merit your
approbation.
It will pay to watch this colurnn. In the I)asj we
have announced bargains, and the early and•stea(ly eus-
tomers.'have got tem, and we will. continue to do •so.
Ey the way, are there any whohave notet received
ved
our $3 cards ? We want.to get -the August number of
elle magazine into our customers' bands,, and will 1
send '
n ,
parcel of names away next.week. These who want to
be included must hurry.
YOURS TRULY,
ED. L,ASHEI .
.N. B.—Fine Effie] point lace on hand.
• . ran , gent, Lucknow
111LX-E. SERVICE.
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11 R..THOMAS EDWARD •FINLAY
will keep for Service this season, at
`Lot 6, Con. 9 Ashfield, his celebrated thorough
bred shorthorn bull, Earl Byron. Earl Byrom,
bred by Thomas Edward Finlay, Lanes, Ont.,
got by Highland Chief (imp.), 1257 ; dam
Belva Lockwood, 14211, by Baron Lush. 1388;
Minilie Warren. 7230, Maid of Raven Hill, 3816,y r'
byLothair, ir, 3800
Beauty of the Valley, U46, by Constance's
Chil-
ton, 100 41. Countess, by ShaRoan mrock 2nd, 8.5by 551;
Gazelle, by Splendid, 5298, by Prince Cornet,
8425, bred by Mr. Allenby.
Terms $1,25.
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Xc'
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8484.f.
The_ �.COT!—
IMMENSE IMnErrsE BARGAzrrs.
Raving just received a large consign'
ment of
Fresh Groceries,
Choice family flour,
Choice Tobacco,
Canned Goods.
'Croc ity,
Glassware
Teas, Coffees,
and Sugars,
which will be sold cheap at
the Hub Grocery.
Goods delivered to all parts
of the`vihage,
JOHN ELLIOTT'
WANTED
Men to take orders for Nursery Stodfc, on
Salary or'Commission• I can'makea sucesea-
ful salesinan of any who will Work or fellow
my instrtiotions. Will furnish handsom.A nut -
fit free; -and pay your' 'salaryr or cominii;on
every week, Write for terrns'at once.
E, 0. GRAHAM, Nurseryman,
12-846 Toronto, Ont.
DR., CHASES '
Has a world wide .'reputation as. a physician
and author His 1liandrmke Dandelion Liver
Cure is al triumph of medical skill, cures all
diseases of the kidney and liver. ,•
SYMPTOMS tit
r'W" 1' COMPLAINT l • nh he&� back
dull pin or weight in the bladder and base n
abdomen ; scalding urine often obstruct,d ;
'frequent desire to urirete especially at nicht.,
among aged persons , hot, dry skin, pule emu-.
plexion, red and whiGe deposits, drop dizziness,
sour stomach, conetipatiou, piles, liver sour ,
swelling, etc
R COM SYMPtt`'OMS CP
LIVER PHI.IN Td r1nbindee, jun
dice, sallow corn
plexion, a weary, tired feeling, no lite or
energy, headache, dyspepsia, iudigestion,spote
pimplon, etc..
• HOW CURE
l'tandrake and 15andelion rice nsdn -,' Tette(
f citree and when combined with Kidneo rem •,
t dies• as in Dr. Chase's Liver Cure, will Mort
e positively cure all Aidney-T,iver troubles.. I1,
acts like a charm, stimulating the clogee,j
liver, strengthening the kidney, and fnvip, ra•
ting the whole body. Solei by all dealers at IFI
with receipt book, which 'alone rs aer'th th
money. Vis•
ICION.T.I Y Db, ( ,nse'q lsit�e �al-e the rshly
3ttuey=7,iver P"r117fhjarle: I'hen
LLIILV'ER 'act'gen't13 ,y'et effectually; Mav .,.
bre tatke1i ' ieing any enable)
• • t;cne194r, •rivtiey sire Kn.Tney !Arm
troubles, e1Nc �olre,11illeutKieassenstlys.neeeeetc.;
Oue put h ulna. Sold by at dealers. Pedro 2fP.
.. T. LDMANSOM co.,
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