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MECSANICS' INSTITUTE.
• The Mechanics' Institute in this
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The Lucknow Sentinel Eiruoe-Courity, Friday, October.' ibth
a lad. named Johnston, of nod• otioh,
and the bay mare owned by Mr.
Arthnr McGrory, of this village, grad-
rS'sseReesslreass.sesssefssfsetssAess.sests„,n, sl„
came down the home stretch neek and
neck in the order narned. The second
and final heat •bid a similar result, the
prize going to Mr. Johaston and the
second to Mr. McGrory. Both ani-
mals ran very well and had they been
mile heats it would have been very
difficult. t.o tell •ababstaf the two horses
would have reached the wire first.
The dog racing, however, was a die -
appointment, and Master Geoige
Berry, being the only one who appear-
ed with hie dog, and after teeing the
quarter mile, was awarded the red
ticket.
years, and it contains a large tinmber
of volumes which have been carefully
selected from the best authors of
.ancient and modern times. • In fact
the library is up to the mark in every
department. In history, in science
and in most bran3hesof literature it
shas a selection well whorth reading,
• - sand anyone who wishes to inform him -
elf on almost any topic can find
uble aid from the persual of the books
of the institute. With such an oppor-_
s• -ATVs tnnity for gaining information on such
seSs • jiberal terms it would naturally be
• supposed in a village the size of Luck -
new that a great many more would
avail themselves of the advantage
,which it affords. We haye young
men who no doubt are anxious to make
• 4or themselves a.good name and to as -
quire a knowledge of current events.
is very desirable in fact- for both
young and old to gain knowledge and
„tviiprove themselves so that they may
,loe enabled to grapple more successfully
with the problems of life. It is a well
known fact that the man who works
with. his head governs the man who
works with his hands, The young
have the • world before them and let
• teem improve their opportunities it
,will add to their comfort and enjoy-
• inent and to their advanceinent. . They
re-do-thisetethe-Meelianiesgnstitute.
at
Lanes
The weather is very favorable for
lab work, and a very large acreage of
plowing has already been done.
The root crop is reported to he
about an average one.
Mr. C. Rouse has returned from a
trip t� London bringing with him a
fitie driver which may be classed among
•the fasest horses in this section.
Mrs. George Campbell spent a few
days among her friends near Hamilton
last week.
Thotnas Little has gone. to Michigan
for a while.
LADY DRIVING.
three entries for the
y iving con 03 , an the Spen
exhibition of'skill in handling the lines
by t he ladies was much admired by
the large, crowd present. Mrs. J.
Pactsrson, of this village, was awarded
first prize ; Miss Patterson, of Huron,
second ; and Mrs. J. Anderson, third.
The judges weie Messrs. John Gentles,
Kincardine ; Mr. Polley, Goderich ;
and James Webster, Kinloss.
The books nontaining the prize list
and other information connected with
the show are not completed as we go
to press and we are therefore unable
to publish them this week, but will do
so in our next issue.
FALL.
SEASON
1890. •
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Our stock for the fall is now about complete
IT HAS BEEN SELECTED WITH GREAT CARE
And with a view to satisfy the varied wants
of our many customers and
OUR PACES WILL BE FOUND _RIGHT
Each department, Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and
ook throug1i
William , McNamara is over froin
the domain of Uncle Sam, looking
hale and hearty. •
Some'ofoui• stock men succeeded in
carrying oe a good number of prizes at
the fall show at Ripley. . James Lane
got 'second for buggy horse and a good
• number of prizes for sheep. MatChe.w.
li‘arriett got away with let prize for his
ine butfolk hoar, which is a model of .
ins 1;1ass ;.alYo 1i prise forspring pigs.
Mr. F. Scdtt took 2nd; prize for agri-
cultural horses, both beings the get of
.n tine yercheren stallion once owned -
,by Mr. tower.S.of Wawanosh. Mr. J.
Jameion „cow° to the front in this
class, taking 1st prize .ior a span of
agricultural horses, the get of Colin,
the* tine Clydesdale hoist- owned by
Mr. Clark, of'Colborne. Mr, Sante -ion
also got let and 2nd for Shorthorn
2 year old heifer, and 1st for Grade 2
year,eld heifer.
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An:liberty
,11Xesares Alfred . Mitchell and Ken-
MeRriesof,Powassan, Parrysouad,
were visiting at Ar...Donald Neil Me-
Ksnzie's last Week. •
The mae'aiotyy of the Hemlock City
stist.mill has n w artivsti.
Mee. ..AsMc.flityrli is at present
v• isiting in, St. yhOulass
Mf. Donald Boyd bas. been taking
this sights at the London exhibition.
Miss ,Mary McDonald left receutly
ift* ,California sh4ra she intends
s.o rem ei al for some time,
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Mr Xenneth McLellan ,is erecting a
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ynew house Which will be a great itn-
.1provemen,t „to his farm.'
• A. yoinigarieti named Jno. Perg„usort
•setet, with a very ,setious aceident the
, thilr day; Me was drawing .e.ut
`s.• , enure, when the horses took fright
be was thrown on the whiffietree,
i'sse at the wheels massing over ilia hotly,
lid' trAtSipg ,1± He kJ
' tittking.
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Paramount .
The following is the standing of the
pupils of S. S. No.. 14 Huron based on
gerL.probcienr'tten ance and
deportment:
• Sen, 4th --K. Murchison, E. Reid,
L. Beaton, L. McGill, F. Murray,
Tiffin, W. Murray. A. Reid. Jr. 2nd
—L Pickering, E. Hamilton, G, Mur-
ray, A. Murchison, *M. Tennyto,n.
3rd—P. McInnis, B. Murchison E.
McGill, E Agnew, N. McKenzie. 2nd
—M. Hamilton, E. Reid,. B. Robert.
son, M. Henderson, V. Tennyson, K.
Beaton, L. Murdoch, N. McInnes, Ida
Henderson, - L. Campbell. Parents
should send their :children to school
regularty. •
The shrill call of the steam thresher
is heard hard by and -in the distance
Dan Claik's rifle is cracking away.
. Dan -expects a position on the Wimble-
ton team next year. He is using Bill
Davis for a target. At present Bill
stands about 10 yards from death's'
door, but he says that next week -he is
going to move five yards further • hack
as Dan is improving rapidly ,and he
'does not want to get hurt.
Miss Kate Ross, of Langside, who
has 'returned home from Detroit; was
Visiting it Mr. McDiarinida.
Mr. M, J. McKenzie.paid a flying
visit to our burgh last week.
. A. Warning.—If a certain young
man . of Paramount whohas driven
down here in atop buggy many times
'tiering the past two -weeks does not
stay at home, we will endeavo, to
make him.—Lochalsh Siftings.
There is a pipe scrap down at the
factory that will be in every paper in
the country in a few weeks. It is far
worse thin the hen and a half problem.
Our worthy friend Bill issit the bottom
of it. He should have been a mathe-
matical puzzler in a collegiate institute
fur be has the thief., so badly in•ixed up
thnt it would take a Philadelphia
lawyer to unravel it.
Every one is pleased to knciw that
Miss Mary McKenzie is 'recovering..
Though slow it is still encouraging
andswe hope ere long to see her fully
recovered. .
Bruce Count) W. C. ..T.• "Union
Convention
The third annual convention of the
Vs'ainan'8 Christian Temperance Union
cf Brum*. was held in' Paisley on Mon-:
d.ty, :ird. Mrs, McKay, vice,
presideut, took the chair in the absence
of Mrs: Riehards, empty president.
The reports from ‘local uuions were
very creditable. It the•seening an
interesting.. meeting was hold, Rev.
Mi., Johnstone, Pres1)y terian in ieister,
is the chair. An address of welconie
was read by Mrs.Gratit, of Paisley, and
responded to by Mrs. Stephens,' of
Walkerton ' .'after which excellent and
gtirring addresses were (delivered hy
Rev–Mr. %Volker, of Walkerton, and
resident ministers. An interesting
report on scientific temperance was
also read by Mrs Gould, of Walkerton.
Serections of music were rendered by
• the ehoir slf the temperance school..
The following officers 'ere elected for
the 'coining year : President, Jrs. Mt:
Kay, Walkerton ; vise -president, Mrs,
Little, Lucknow; correspondieg acre -
try, Mrs, Stenheos. Walkerton;
recorilitle secretary, Mrs. Petchart
a I,n erin ay ; trans u rer, • Mrs, ,K us,
Call and see us on Show days, 7th and 8th of Oct.
CAMERON, MURDOCH & CO LUCKNOW & DKNGANIV
JIMMIWIPISMINM.
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MANTLES
The time for heavy mantles for the ladies has come.
We are ready to supply them with a
SILIZETTE, PLAIN Oil riounED VOILSTED,
•or a nice president c o a ashionablader:
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OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
is Well supplied with the latest good afor fall and winter
- 'Whether you want to buy. or not, Miss Markle
OZt0332,5 a cordial invitation to the ladies to call and inspect
the stock.
W. - CONNELL.- -
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OVESI. STOVES! ...STOVES!.
It will profit you if you want to purchase a good
COOK STOVE, PARLOR STOVE OR BOX STOVE
• VOIR, 00 AI CDP, WCDOID
This season, to call on us. You will find our stock
complete and at reasonable prices.
A large stock of
Stove Furniture, Boards, Pipes, Etc., Away Down. in Price.
NOW IS YOUR TIME
to get a goodtove cheap at
THE LEADIG STOVE DEPOlit.
=as. L.A.W TZMI•TOM, ttrc1row 03\IPT
MIPINAINI.IGIBIMENIMNIN!lialsOMMIsmaoriW
Paisley ; superintendents of depart-,
ments, scientific temperance, Mrs.
Gould, Walkerton ; evangelistic work,
Mrs. Richards,- Tara ; juvenile work,
Miss Tyson, Wiarton ; Sabbath school*
work, 3lrs. Gilpin, Wiarton ; fair
work,' M rs. McDouald, Lucknow; work.
among lumbermen, Mrs. Brown,
Wiarton ; legislation and franchise,
Mrs, Patterson„ Wiarton ; railroad,
Mrs. McBride, Port Elgin ; work
among sailors and fishermen, Mrs.
Reikle, Wierton ; flower mission, Mrs.
Grant, Paisley; unfermented wine,
Mrs. Rolston,Chesney ; jail and
prison, Mis, Mekry,Walitertoo, The
Committee on Resolutions brought in
the following
Resolved, that in the opinion of :,his
convention all is not being done by the
license inspectors thet might be done,
if they were in sympathy with the
work and vigilant, in the discharge of
duty.
Resolved, that the liquor traffic is
favored by the shape ,.f the pocket
flask, now manta attired under Gov -ern -
merit control.
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\-TtOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
_LI the partnership heretolore existing be-
tween the undersigned as •nardware, tin and
stove dealers, at the village of Lncknow. has
been dissolved, and Mr. Powell retires from
the business. All debts and accounts owing to
the late firm are the property of Mr, Powell
and must be paid to him ou or before the 16th
of Nrovembei next, and all claims against the
hrui must be presented to liAn for settletnent.
Witness j D/C
ELLIOT TIIAVER. I PAUL P("vkiLL.
Dated at Ltteknow, Oct. 6tb, 1890. 3-872
Notice of Dissolution.
INSOLVENT NOTICE.
• :0:—
°TICE IS HEREBY GIVE* THAT
Lachlin McDougall, of the Township of
the County of Bruce, farmer, has
made nu Alitligt111411tto me under the act
respecting assignmepta and preferences of
insolvent persons. Te first meeting of cred-
itors will 1x held at the office of Elliot Trawl.,
Solicitor, at die village of liiicknow, on the
23,41 day -of October. 1890. at 2 o'clitek p. Tn.
Alt claims tntait be tiled With me olA or before
that date.
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Dated at Lucanow, Oct.6tb, 1890.. 2-872
THE NEW EARLY GRAPE
"CORTLIAND"
RIPENS. FROM 13th TO 20th AUGCST
according to warmth of season. Three weeksi
earlier than the,Coneord.
'rhe abort, grape -can only be purchased froom
tctihorized agents of Maple Grove Nurseries.
NV aterioo, N .Y., and all. trees and plants sent
out from those celenra; ,d nursery grounds aro
giieranteed to give satisfaction. Give your\.
orders to our local agent,H.Spencer,Lnekno*,
Agents wanted. Apply to
J. W. MeKAY,
3m-869 Gen Manager, St Thomas,Ont
- PUBLI0 NOTOE.
XTOTICE 15 'HEREBY- GIVEN THAT
Adam Ressworm, of the Township if
Carrick, in the County of Brnce, yeoman, will
apply to the Parliament of Canada at the next
session thereolt for a Bill of divorce from lila,.
wife, I41nuna . ussworm, nee Correll, formerly
of the. mid Tmvnship'of Carrick-, but now re-.
Hiding in the city of Chicago, in the State (3f
Illinois, ti. S: on the groand of adultery.
Dated itt Walkertinv, Ont., this let day of
September, 1890.
• • OVONX011, VtrOgItOft'S
6 tnos.S-867 Solicitors for applicant.