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Aiyn Broken
A young lad named Boland, who
was enipleyed in Zees & Dougta,s'
carding mill in this village, had h.is
arm broken on Tuesday by one of the
pieces of machinery falling on him.
Ett ravice • xaxn,inaAion -
Dave' Baynes. Mary., Matheson,
Lizzie Me.aray, and Wm Quinn wrote
!teethe recent Entrance examination
lie4d at Dungannon, anelsall four were
suceessful... They, weres, prepared at
Seiss.'S...„Note,.,7 7 tathlield by Mr. John
Cameron and their success reflects
great credit upon him as a teacher.
04aatge-4rmiverearts'
The anniversary. of.. the Orange
Orderin this village was'duly observed
on, Sunday morning last, , When the'
brethren to the number of" fifty or
sixty marched in a body to the Meth-
octiere a specie-T,'.sermon
was. preached' by the Rev. J. S. Coil-
ing. Besides the Orangemen there'
was a:large congregationipresent, anti
all, were well pleasedat the able
dis-
cGurse delivered by the minister.
Notice -1 NEWS OF THE TOWN, 1890 -VOTERS' LIST -1800
- Tenders for the use of the Calerlon-
him _Q.„D. Yuleark' for refreshments on Sept. , A Week's llecord of the rtaahlug liortler
Pu
se., County of Bram.
. is - • •• • mnicipality
of the Village of Lueknow,
tOth, should be sent ,t1),
Town.
nr-WANS'e-istseesses-meseeeme'ryLiFte' &TWA!. IWO 4.'76WAW:74.0=c,x„..o.•=onoc7=Ar
friends heKipcardine.
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Big Bones
The bones and horn, of the Mammoth
boherneth . which were found near
Orangevillelast fall, were exhibited
- here on Wednesday and were witnessed
by many of our citizens. They acre of
enormous size and should be seen by
all.
Trustee Elected
,_ sslkl-ese-W--es-Cessitae
school , trustee to fill the vacancy
caused" in the Board by Dr. McCrim
-Miss Sanders, uf Kinloss, is visit-
ing friends in Kincardine.
-Mrs. W. U. Little and son. are
vieiting.ft•iteds ui St...Mary's.
-Mr. Alex. Ross and two daughters
are visiting friends. inKincardine.
-Mr. Kenneth Hunter, of Ashfield,
has our thanks for a basket of nice
apples.
Gloarinv Saler
ocrit2 21. WM • • CONWPW
VOTICE IS HEREBY•GIVEN THAT I
_LI- LINE. trail.writEter en -delivered tke-
pers aim mentioned in the third and futirth
sections of the "V oter'e Liss Act" the copies
require:1 by said section to be so transmitted
or delivered of the list, pursuant to the said
act, of all persons appeartna by the last
revised _Use. swept Roll of the said municipal
ity to vote it the said 'muiliciattlity at electi els
for members to the Legislative Assembly and
at municipal elections and the said list WAS
first. pi sted up at my office in 1.ucknow on the
Oth day of August, 1890, and remains there fox
inspectien.
92
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WF, OFFER CU:AI-ZING f.
LINES IN ALL - •
SUMMER ° GOODS.1
mons removal from the village. Mr.
Fred Grundy as also nominated .for
. the position, but declined to stand, and
Mr.. Connell was elected by acclama-
tion.
Fine Wheat •
The sample of fall wheat harvesteds Death of Clarence Tennant
here this season is the finest that has It is with feelings, of sorrow we ,are
been seen for. many years past, and it called uponto announce the death of
has nearly all been gathered. in without '31aster Clarence, second son of Dr. J
a shower of rain falling upon it after S. Tennant, of this •village, which.
it was cut.,.Several'grists of the new occurred on Monday. morning last.
wheat havealready been brought to Some two years ago the little fellow
the roller mills here, and in nearly had a severe attack of congestion.' of
evelpysinatance the samples weigh fuels the lungs, and fAr a long time his life
sixty-five to Sixty-six pounds per was despared otlitit he gradually grew,
bushel.. better, and the bright hope was en-
tertained that he would get stronger
as he advanced in years. Although
Thselawsof ,the road has.been amend- I everything that medical skill and Jo‘e
ed by adding the following: •'Any
person o. overtaking .another vehicle
orehorsemen shall turn oat to the left
Se far as it may: be neceesaly to avoid
a .collision with the vehicle -or horse-
man so overtaken, 'and the person so
The Loan By -Law
In atiother column will be found
the By -Law to grant a loan of $5000
to Messrs. Cliff & Forster, of the furn-
iture factory for a term of ten years
without interest. The By -Law is to
run for twenty years and the anAtint
to be raised by the village annually
for that period is $2,50. The security
given by the firm to the Corporation
consists of a first mortgage on the
building, plant.and machinerseto the
value of $9000, and an insurance
poh-ey-o-f--1, I 'ma.-- They -also agree
pay'eback to the Council each year
$250, and at the expiration of the ten
earsthe unpaid balance of the $5000.
Should the By -Law be carried, they
are hound, before the money.is handed
over to them to ex end $3200 in
other buildings and machiriery and.to
.employ not less than forty workmen.
during the continuance of the ten
years. • The other portion of the
$5000 is to be used in the business
and for paying off the present.small
mortgage against the works.
Of Interest To Drivers
overtaken shall -ncit be- required td. •
leaye more Than 'one-half of the road
free." This Act came into force on
the.Ist day of thepresent month.
A
Driving Park
The track in . Sommerville's park,
has .been.pdt in .good condition and
nearryleevery evening the Members of
the DieVinsgPark Associatioii spend a
few' bours -speeding their horses or
enjoying .a few hours, peasant drive
around the course We have a num-
in care could do for him was done, he.
never fully recovered froin effects
and when seized with the second
attack his slender constitution could
riot bear the strain and he peacefully
Passed away about ten o'cloCk on the
ahovediate, after a few days illness.
He was a child greatly beloved by his
parents,. a general favorite' with his
teachers and play mates at school, and
by his. quiet, loving disposition had
endeared. himself to everybody in the
place, and when the .Sad news of his..
death was announced, a universal.
feeling of • 'sorrew was expressed
throughout the village. The funeral
took place on Wednesday afternoon to
the Kinloss Cemetery, and was very
ber Of very god colts in the village. largely attended.' .The Doctor and
and with .proper handling some of Mrs. Tenna.tat have the earnest spri-
them will certainly move in fast coin- pa.thy of all in their very ead bereaves-
pany before many yeais. meat. -
Caledonian - Games'
A Bad .Culvert.
While Mr. J Hunter -was • driving
the threshing engine belengingdo Mr:
Andre' Mullin, from Mr. J. Baird's
farm on Monday evening lasteitsbroke
through a defective clilvert, on the
boundary and fell over into tha'ditchs
breaking the large fly -sheet and many:
other pieces of the snachieery. Mr.
Mullin •intends entering an action for
dainagesiagainst the Municipalities
interested.. The driver had a narrow
escape ,froru. serious f not £atail acci:
dent.•
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Took the Waggon
111 a ri,i9 Northcott, who lately started
a bakery in this place was on Tuesday
last charged by 'vVi A. Grundy
before Magistaates Thos.. Lawrence,
Robert Graharri and James' Bryan,
with concealing a . delivery wagon.
From the evidence •it appears that
Northcott perchased,the rig ,front the
plaintiff' and gave a," lien note" of
thirty Ldollars in peyteent, but as the
note Wase.not paid when due, Mr.
Grundy wiented to take the. wagon
beck, accongps ;to the a ereement- of
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the • note. This -wes,refused' by the
defendant. Aseisoonais the evidence
was completed, however; the :plain tiff
left the court roonik and going to
.Northcistit's place of business,with
the eesista.nce of friends, took away
the _disputed vehicle. The magis-
trates decided to eubmit the evid,mee
„to tile Count. Petausspessetageste
a, kerton, and judgement will be
vorestrifttresday Ise= - Wilrbelat-d
• Arran,„crenients are being rapidly
cons' pleted for iiQ1di1g, the fifteenth
annual games ef tTiucknow, Cale-
donian Society, on Sept. 10th. , A
grandquoitingtournament will be held.
on the 9th for which about.$100 will
be distributed in prises. The leading.
players of Canada will cempete, and.
there is every prospect of a most suc-
cessful two days gatherine. Arrange-
ments are in progress With the Rail
way Company to issue tickets good
for four, days, so that friends ,can visit
friends. . A splendid. eprogramme is
being prepared With ,Aseizes sufficient
to, attract .the best athletes and per
formers in the country.. With mag-
nificent, grounds, a fine field of ath-
letes, pipers and (lancers, there is every
prospect Of. most successful games.
uch interest, will no douht centre on
the local competitions. Bruce and
Huron have 'some sturdy athletes,
quite equal to many of the profession-
als and they will .appeer in athletes
costumes, andthe county producing
the best athlete will have' a trophy
pinged__ in the hande._01.1ter,.. chant pions.,
Then, too -' the tug of war will be of .
old time interest, Bruce vs, -Huron.
Chief McOriwmon, of. Underwood, has
undertaken to secure and champion
the representatives of the strength of
Bruce, while M. C. Cameron' Esq. is
expected to captain the stalwarts fiorn
"Hilton. With such muscle and
21 _they wills
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put at each en the rope, .the result
Ville le diet Weft eause....
spent Sunday with friends near Kin-
cardine.
- -Miss Francis Crawford, of • Dun-
gerinon, is the. guest. of is Julia..
Mallough.
-Miss McDonald, of Exe'er. is
visiting, at the residence of Mr. JaIDES
Gordon.
-Miss Slack, , of ,.London, is. the
guest of her uncle, Mr. R. Hughes, of
this village.
-Mr. John Savage and his daughter
Lucy let on. Tuesday for. a visit to
friends in Buffalo.
-Mr. Janus Stewart, of Kansas
City, wasrenewing oid acquaintances
here this week.
and Mrs. L. S. McDonald
and • family left for their houFe'in
a
irtartiirVreTtie-Stra7y,.
-Mr. W.. H. Smith is attending the,
meeting' of the Gland Lodge of•
OckI-
s in Toronto this_weelt.
-A horse beonging to IVIr. James
Wilson had its leg broken in the pas-
"
-Miss Nello McHardy and Miss
Maggie Martin, of Winghani, were the
guests. of Miss Leila Berry this week.
-Misses Carrie Lawrence, Florence.
Graham and Grace Boyd spent Wed-
nesday last at Hclyrood visiting friends.
-Miss Lena Stevicy, of Louden.
returned home lust week from .an ex-
tended visit to friends in this viilage.
-The fall show of the Winghani
Agrieuhural Society will be held oij
the 30th September and 1st of October.
- The large . dri7e shed has.' been
removea from the old site and 'placed
at the rear of the new Presbyterian
church.
-Mr. B. Haskett, winner' and
Manager ef the' Hyman &O tannery
in Witighata, was hi... the village en
Monday.
-School opens on Monday, Aug.
25th. • It is hoped that all will. be on
tiine especielly,these going' up for ex-
amination next July.
-Whike. catching a horse in the
pasture field lately, Mr.• Alex. Ross'
received a bacl kick in the leg which
necessitates his " taking a holiday."
- fdiss Belle Carrick, who has been
attending the Lucknow Public'Seheol,
succeeded -in passing the examination
for -non-professional third -'lass teachers,
--A full report • of the Sunday
Scheel Convention will appear in our'
next issue, as owing to pressure of
other matter, it was crowded ,out this
week.
-Mrs. James:Kerr and children, Of
Bright, who has been spending a couple
of weeks at the. residence ofalr: Geo.
Kerr, of this'viliage, leaves for home
to -day (Friday).
-The voters' lists of the
have been printed and pested, accord-
ing to law. 'All citizens are requested
to examine ' same and have •errors or
omissions corrected.
•-All kinds of groceries of the hest
qualities kept at the new grocery very
cheap, as we sell for cash' end .produce
only. Gods delivered. to any part of
the town. -Geo. Kerr..
---Mr. W. J. Brampton has adopted
a god method of adveirtising hi3 teisi-
ness at the pioneer st ore by painting,
the imprint of two niammoth " feet"'
on the sidewalks with the words
"follow me."
-The Baptist cern ventisn for 'the
Provinces of Ontario a.nd Quebec will
be held at .Woodst.,ek in October.
The Seinhannual meeting sof the Gov--
ereing Board of McAlester University
will be held at the same time and place.
-The followieg "tiotis" is posted tin
a fence in an adjoining township : "If
any man's or woman's Cows or oxen
gits in these here oats, his br her tail
will he cut off as the case ;may be. I
at - we christian .nan,3nd pay' niy taxes
but darn the man who lets his critters
luoso, seys L'ItP
-It is stated onsgood authority that
clusters of the fragrant clover which
grow. abundantly by nearly every road
side, if hung in the 'room and left to
dry and shed itsfragrant perfume
through the air. will drive away 11101•A
flitssesthatesstialtys.saugarsteoLs
and other fly -traps and j ”epaperte...ean
,
missions or any ( er et•
are found therein. to take imine,liate proceed
ings to have the same errors correzted accord-
ing -to law,
Dated at Lucknow this 5th day of Ang, '90.
MORRIS OM)•- -
C1 erk of the municipality,
3 863 Lucknow E. U.
BULL FOR SERVICE.
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MITE 'UNDERSIGNED WILL KEEP
& for service this season at -north halt Lots
53 and 51, in the 1st concession of Kinloss, hs
superitia bred. Slicathorn Bt11 "Solom
...PEDIGREE :-S0/01TIOD, is red, calved Jnne
20th. 1888, bred by "l'ht,inas Anders,,n, Dun-
gannon, Ont. , aot-hy Wallace (iuip)2752,11a,m
Minnehaha, by Doubledee 481 ; Primrose, by
Rhaderie Mtn, 3801 ; Jennie, 1165, by Dixie
Duke, 474 ; Maid of the Forest, 1455, by John
A. McDonald, 721 ; Mayflower; 1514, .by
• Alfred 304 ; Ea 981, by Solder Johnny,
118:3'; Florence Niahtingale, 1067, by Young
Cambridge, 1178 ; Lady Elgin, 1252, by Datil-
more 463 by.Duke,_•484 ;Tam
es.S, 2nn, 783, by Leopold, 761, Countess 1st'
782, by Son of Comet (imp), 238, (155) ; Pri-
cese (irnp) 419, by on of Lancaster, 360, by ie.
son. of Windsor, 6J8.
TERMS ; thoroughbreds, $5.00:
RODERICK GOLLAN,
851 Lucknow, P. 0.
OHA: R YS,
°HALLE DELAINS,
RIBBONS,
LACES
FLOWERS,
• FE A THERS.
White Straw Fla
Pric-.
.65122114.125/80
WANT THE :EARTH, !:
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1 :AM GOING TO. HAVE- IT IN LUCKNOW, TOO; AND I HEREBY
al/ticket-tee to the people of Isicknow and surrounding country, that any.
ERON 0,11 PE,RSOIGV
.• coining to me having their teeth out, that I will put in two sets .of teeth,
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TEETH
TEETH,
TEMPJBARY AND. PERMANENT
f'Or the prise of one set, $15, made of the.very best material in the world.'
use no rubber but C. ASH & SONS, Zonhan, England. The teeth will lee.
C. Ash. & Sons, and S. S.° White'sconceded by all who are in the •
business to be
Unequaled
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Those firms have their names ontheir goods, and the people can gee what they •'
are gettitig, and as I use nothing but'the best material, I will guarantee eat-
isfaction to all reasonable people, the unreasonable and there ars a few
such in, the world, will please bear in mind that I don't want their trade'
I can always be found at Dr. McCrimmon'S office Lucknow.
• D. P4TTE SON, Ltoknovo..,
Natio to ,greditors.
pURSUANT TO THE REVISED
Statutes of Ontario, 1887, chapter 110,
section :36, the creditors ot 1feury Wilson, late
of the Village of Lucknow, in the'Oounty of
Bruce' (lege:aged, who died on or about the 5th
(lay ofJuly, 1W), are hereby , notified to sena]
to Elliot Traver, of the said Village tit Luck
now, Solicitor for the Executors, un of before
the first day of September, A. D.,. 1890, their
clu.istilin and sartuirrieS, addresses and descrip• •
tion, the full particulars of their claims, a.
statement of their accounts, and the'llature of
the securities., if any. held by them, and after
the said date, the Executors will preceed to
adjust the said claims, haiing regardonly to
thosei of which they shall then have received
notice.
Dated at Lucknow, Oh 7th day of fluly,
A. D., 11190,
LT,TOT'r TRAVER, Solicitor fov
S 1?.,U II ROBERTSON,
ASI 3-864 DONALD Nictiol:STAI,DI 'Executors,
SkEE:P ESTRAY.
QTRAYED FROM THE PREMISES,
of the undersigned, lot 4, con. 12, Ash -
on or about July 8th, 2 sheep (narked
a G. S.!' in rad paint on rightqinle. Also
2 lambs with nick in tlio left eats. •
4-864 GEORGE AVAN, Lanes P
ESTRAY.
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C4'1"TO THE PREMISES OF TIIE
undersigned, lot 8, con, 9, Ashfield, on or
about the middle of :lune hint, 4 Whitt, ROW
about a year old: The owner is requested to
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13-3p4 WISIsSTOTRER. Belfast P
••••••••manuns war wwisiewoows
AGENTS WANTED.
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ItOU WANT TO MAKE. MONEY
TAKE, HOLD AND •SELL OUR
CHOICE NURSERY STOCK
NOW IS THE TIME.
WRITE US AT 0:4CE FOR TERMS.
MAY BROTHERr INURSERYMEN,
ItocuLs N. Y.
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BULL FOR -SERVICE.
rram ;UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO
1. • inforin the farmers of this section that.
he will keep for service, this season, o.t Lot 11. .
in the 8th con. of the eastern division of Aati-
iieitln,axak.suyerior bred short-horu "Red
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• PEDIGREE Blot:nark ia red, calved
March 8, 1889, bred by William' Mallough,,
Dungannon, Ont.a got by Wallace (imp) 27O2, .
dam Annie 8430, by Young SpringwoodBriti
6299 ; Grace Harper 2nd .91227, by, British Heir
2titi" 288O 'Latly Haven, 2ad 6630, by 2nd
Famosa, Chief 1782 ; Lady Harper 6629, by
Grand Duke 675 ; Rose ).833, by Royal Duke
of GloNter 1036 ; Mage 1429, by Lord .of
Lune (imp) 155 06428) Qneon of the West
1751; by Victor 1136 (168); Daisy 823, by
Halton 684 (11552), Lavinia 4th 1342. bythilte‘ '
of Wellington (imp) 91 (3654) ; Lavinia 2n(1
130, by Alexander (imp) 6 (11099); Lavinia.
(imp) 299, by a, son of Scold() (1421)abY Ery
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holm, (1018), IsylSon of North Star (455).
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