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AVE LIBERTY TO UTTER AND TQ,kR(CE
NJ • 1 EELY ACBOIODINGTHEyD1QK'ATEt3-
,-10P CONSCIENCE WE PRIZE ABODE, ALL
OTHER LIBERTIES.
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.u:Qk'rw Sentinel tirute'O -unty, Friday ,:AugLst 16th
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., ¥iss Vina Lane is at present giving
lessons .in oil painting at her hove.
The Weather-ii,Nery favorable for
harveatiug.
.T a hgglnfj 110444 of the thresher 1s'
to be, 'heardits -Mitt neighborhood.
,Mr. and Mrs.,. G. B. Stothera paid a
visit to Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Treleaven,
of Belgrave.
,,Mrs. Ferguson, artist, of Winghaw;
paid'a visit to Miss Fina Lane.
Mr. and Mrs,
a�G 'i';Ti 'i p F�e ,s I�Shtjeld.
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.. -' The„tovel ..of Ayln er,.,which-;.has, a
3' population of about ,2' FDO, on Tuesday
of Last week,;xeted a bonus of $304000
', to Messrs:', Hay J Ce.., of Woodstock,
ythat , company •agreeing •%.r the. above
,• f story, there for ,at least. ten,. years.
-The vgting resulted in thee,by-1aw,heing
carried by a majority, 0£,34.1: to 1.
' The factory, is to er$toy 25„men the
first year,:•32 the second year, and for
the fullowing,eight years not less than
35 hands. 'The ;buildings of the de-
funct Aylmer.; urnittire Co. will be at
once put into condition, and it is ex
y�ected the factory will,be in operatinn
about,two,mon!ths. This is six times
the. amount asked by' Messrs. Cliff &
]oyster from the citizens of Lucknow,
and yet some people are opposed to it.'
Then, too, our factory ;only asks the
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Kinloss Column
';The above council met on August
50. Meinbera all present. Tne
Reeve in the chair. .,Several commun-
ications having Teen read by the Clerk,
one of which being from the ;Village
Clerk of Lucknow, ,n respect.,to Win.
Henderson's a
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. _ o. r an, attac .el ,to uck-
now school. Moved by McKinnon
and Mirehouse that no 'action be taktin
at present. A. grant 0,$10.00 was:
wade to supplement the like_ inou.n1
grouted by the Culrosq council,to im-
prove the boundary at cors. 15 Qulross.
The following accounts, were paid.:..
John I Cox tep. culvert, $2•; James
McLeod., gravel, $$10.05 ;.James Mc-
Leod, damage in hauling, $4.50; Alex.
Fraser, gravel, $3.50 ; M rs. - Yule,
gravel, $300; lIart,& Co., collector's Our various departments,, ' DRY GOODS,
.rolls, $1.00 ; ,Win. ,JOhnstnn, lumberind covering culvert,
culvert, $1$,61 ; D. _,I+Stanley': GROCERIES,' BOOTS AND H A.TIS AND
covering culvert, $2.25 ; John Stanley SHOES, �,
cleanin„ ditch, $1.80 ; Douealcl CAPS
Donald. tilling road .bed_2 s, $5.25 ; , O C KERY & GLASSWARE. SWARF.
John. (4 k- pie, gravel, $:1,1lr0 ; Jaco
READY- MADE CL0TFflNG, ETCH.
Will 'be found complete, pull of specialties a .d price
EP YOUR 1;YE ON T.
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NOW FOR HARVEST TC)OLS. .
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BtTXr -Era. AND PAI 'TERS SUPPLIES.
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—16Tlller,—graveltin :Ashfield'-boutidtiry
$7.47 ; William Burns for same; $7.61
security for the payment of the $5000 '
at -the expiration of the ten years,
while this bonus of $30,000 is a gift
outaud out from the town. will
pay Ayrtner` to.give 0,0,00 to.a fac-
tory ewploying only 35 hands, how
much more will it profit , J ckuow to
merely give the in eres ,p it or
• ten years to a tires that Will elaploy
40 hands
A BIG( LOSS
The blockade of the Sault Ste. Marie
'demi'. was ,a _great blew to the grain
lj ,anti 4ratnsporatatipA tr. dtis, :;qf the:.
northern half, of this continent, and
although it was prunptly repaired, yet
the losses to Americans and Canadians
run up int„ tens of thousands of dollars.
• .Ttiis canal; between Lake Superior an
�1,.ak-e- HItrron, shorties itis, is one
the 'busiest nnd,,most,'impor nt, ,t.
world. As the American' and Canna
'lien North-West.deyelep, and'the pro
cktietion of grain increases, its, busines
--increases. Over eigb.t„million..totis
freight passed through it lastyear,'and
this year the quantity will be greater
still. Already the locks of the canal
.are „at times unable :to 'apcgm,tnodate
quinsy .all' the vessels that ofree, and
new Locks are being built by the. Awer,
ican'and Canadiun Governments. The
breakdown was as serious proportion-
ately fore Cacadinns as for Americans,
as Canadian vessels have by treaty be-
tween Great Britain a,t.,d the ;United
States the right to use this cabal, en,
the saline Otetrtrs as American vessels,
Canada according the sarue-p>rivi)lege ttio;,
American vessels in her canals. Cala
da is, at present, totally ;dependent
1 ,upon this ,canal for accommodation for
ler lake vessels between the twp.great
lakes,,, but ,when Pur new canal is
•fini,hed,we? ea,,I t�heu confidentially look:.
for�a.,just share of tIre enormous trade
, that is now ��,hellytuonclpol,zea ipy the
• Americans.
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interest taken in' :n•Iyltl ed in the mat-
ter of cattle ships. ,The,,.,los d Erin
.� of ,�h
with 527, cattle and 7�h m :n''has led to
a di.,cussion out of wliip11 „good .,may
come. It as said that frequently the
animals are' sn crowded tfiat,,thay hold
each other up,;fwd that if one'.falls it
stands a poor chhitce of ever risir'ig.
l+requently they are injured, by ,rr i
' other's horns and get !!token legs ..and
' Fare allowed 'to linger, end die, as to
. rnercifully end theirciMisery would
vitiate the insurance ,Ctahn. :LL' is
claimed, too,. that the n►gfl,,,are little
4.l,etter off than the 'cattre hey take
across the ,atlantic And an effort to
n seettre..thp... g • - -
nt►ssai;P of -a 13r11-;r,�t3tltpeltiii��
reform is being trade.
Jas. Webster, inspector, •$3; 75 ; Jaco
Miller, water tables and bete culvert,
$33.00.; Wm. l?i aser for seine, .$15.85;
.John .:McKenzie,' gravel;'for ,4 beats_
$18.50 ; Wtn. 'Malcolnl, . grw -e1. for
heats, $9.02 ; ,John McKenzie, gravel;,
,fQr contractur,v$a6.g0; M. MtRitchie
-u-n'b .; ..$-6,10°; 1.11, Fetcher, lura
bet, .75cts ; Patrick Kelly,' work on
(G. road, $41..87 ;M. McKenzie,
eater, 2.10 ; Jas: Johnston, rep. cul,
vert, $2.00 ; R. • Young,- •gravelliitg
$10.61 ; W m. Malcolm, gravel for
above, $3.45; R. Hodgkinson, inspect-
ing,- $5.00 ; Win.' Malcolm, luinber,
75c,;.• Jas. N chins, gravel 3 heats,
$4.33 ; -N. Bushel;. ,gravelling, .$81:75
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i *bn,oustou,. inspector, $15.00 ; .Jas.`
Nid6olls, gravel for same ,job, $J.7.5 ;
Thos. Leithead, gratvellirrg, $134.68
less $10.00 paid to his' order ; Wnl:
Dempsey, gravel 3 beats, $15.35: •
:Moven by McKinnon, seconded by
talens. that the co,tduet ,,f the Reeve
n submitting the dispute ++ith Wui.
Denipsey in respect to darnages chi Med
by.him in the renewal of gravel from
his premises to arbitration, and that
his •action in the .matter he and is here=
• hy.appreved' and c:,pntirined, and .that
the fu,liowing costs .of •said ,,arbitration
be nowepaid : James. Mtullen, ,.arhitrt~-
tor, $Jri,U.O•; H. D..' :Henderson, ! arbi-
trator, .$5.00 ; R.• ;Con rate, • witness,
$1:00; .W. :Switzer, witness,.5,0c ; 11..
McIntosh, w$ttiess, 00e ;1, Gillies,
vrltnees. 50e ; Jam,— gaunt $5.00
Ntnf: Dear s �' ;:
P cy, : award, $.�?•.50. =4•
' 13it=Law was , passtd „strilf ing county.
,an'd t6wnship .rates, the fonaner ati
18-1;0 mills and the latter 16-10 mills.
i; the dollar•. The ...Reeve” was • ern-.
owered to isue,prder.i on the trees-
rer between„ine$ings for 'work • certi--
ed to have been -done. john Purvis
was re-apppointed collector. Thet
ou.ncil adjourned. to meet. again 'on;
e 2und,.dity of.S,ptem�ter.
PETER RID, Clerk:
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s MARRIED
lrwA^T-PA'sEHHON-In Lucknow, on Tuesday,Tuly 2:itb, at the,aesidence u( the bride'l,
(father, by the Rev. J. B. McI{inn,,,n,
Mr, Joseph' E'tiot, to' ]erica. Ida Maud,, ►i?aterson; all of ;.Lucknow. ”
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mA'$NNAarT—tf n T,u iknew, on ,Aft>?aday, lith
Thomas Clarence, second sou of
Lr. J. S. tevnapkt aged • 11. years, , fi
months and 17 days.
..XECUToRs -NQTl9E.�
AALL 'PB LANDft 11,43Lf�►NfG71'fx
rl�, tO,:ithe rant., if the'Date John Fraser
have been .at,lild,. oicc.er,1 those situated in the
lowtnniRof 1 urlosa, betngnnorth halves of lute
43 and 44, eolitaining 1t00 acres in the Ist eon•
cession. the s one ore hereby offered for sale at
s bargriin. as it'•iu r4,4roue to close lip thea
estate'. Yens further kiiipieulars,f;tttrly to
'1410S., ',TODD. Executor,
if -864 4f3t;Helens P,0.,
AGENTS WANTED.
To sell specialties, in our line.. Samples
free; with ontllt, Peculiar facilities' to new
beginners. Control of territory. }Info done
business lir Canada 30 years. We en..lrloy on
tealat y >«ttti se>�sr+Inissinu VWrito for te.rtns_to
LliAlBli WROTHElati r c;OAlPANY,
$unser man, Cotti,ourin,,Qxr.
7 CU%1 h ObYaVu,i
to suit
'the tiI'nes..
CAMERON, • MUR'DOCH & CQs
LUCKNOW f,4z. DUNGANNON
OK OUT FOR BAR-1.AINS!.
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We keep all the best liras in
Tweeds, Dross Goods, Millinery,Gloves, llosiery, Co
Twice Cttrtaii►s, Etc.,
Alsofull !line of gents furnishings.' Our- aiin i . to Iva_
you a good article at a reasonable price.
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HARCY ARE 1
T. Lawrence has just received a futll line of
SCYTHES AND STONE T . K
�r1,TIS, CRADLES AND FINGERS', , HAY RAKES,
FORKS AND FORK HANDLES, I;IOES, POKES, JIA4VEST TOOLS,
COAL OIL, MACHINE, BOILED, RAW AND LINSEED OILS, WHITE LEADS,
ZINC, WHITi AND ' DRY PAINTS, MIXED PAINTS, ALAEASTINE,
GLASS AND PUTTY, WIRE FENCING OF ALL KINDS, RGTILDI tiG PAPER 0. K.
DRY, AND ,TAR, ,ROOF. TAR ,PA -INT AND COAL. TAR. WATER
PLASTER OF PARIS, LAND PLASTER, LAWN MOWERS, GRINDSTONES, DAISY
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CHURNS, WASHING MA.UIIINES, SCFEEN WIRE CLOTII,FLY TRAPS,
,PU1RE PARTS GREEN 110,N Y EXTRACTORS BEE SMOKERS, MONEY CAN'S,
.K N IVES, ETC.,. AND A FULL LINE OF TIN AND GRANITE WARE:
. BRASS AND ENA11!IELLED' PRESERVING KETTIeES.
Fas'et:troughing -done -on the shortest netice at reasonable figures. 'Ropairing” prniPtly
,gttended to _Cask. buyers will .TA.o. --•:— •..., _ i
ell to r� Erle- a c ,il befog pu4c sing olsewhere,iskTo
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