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LUCKNOW ONTARIO, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1890
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a0. Office, pintail.
DR. TENNANT, PHYSICIAN,
Surgeon and •Acconcueur. Surgery, "p
h;usite Cairras hotel. Office hours frorxm 9 to 12
a. w., and from 2 to 5 p. m.
T McD. GORDON, M.D., C.M., F.T:
• M.S., M 0. P.S.O., 1'hysi' ian, Sur-
3e„n,'and 1ccoueheur. OfEce nexteoor to W.
Alibi's implement shop. Residence knss.street,
opposite W. U. Little's. -
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T R. D GEDDES, V. •S.; CALLS joiNa.
eith r by mail or telegram l,r�a► fly
• h-fdivo-nit- dolet+.to:- )4fico-ti, l�sr
MONEY To LOAN
Dr AFTS ISSUED ON ALL PRIN-
cipal points. Cheques, drafts and
mortgages cashed. Notes discounted. Amer -
clean currency & An,erican bank drafts or
cheques bought ai- sold.
Interest allowed' n depositsfrom five dollars
and upwards at the rate of five per centum per
annum. Money to thud. on farm or village
property at the lowest current rates.
Fire insurance effected in first class stock
insurance companies ouly.
We have one 200 acre. three 10q acre •and
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two 50 acre farms for sale cheap. Office
hours 10 a; n 'to 4 p. m.
G. A. SIDDALL,•Manager.
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a•igan's .hwll, Boarding house, Cain's hotel.
Lucknow., .
LEGAL •
civ'LMON CORRIGAN ', COMMISSIO ER,
0 in 13. 0. G. Kinlough E. 0., unvari r.
lel ARROW & 1.ItOUD1•'OOT, BARitIS-
1l71.• tars, Suliciehrs, etc., Goderich, Ont.
'T. G. GARRoW, Q. C. Wst. PRounrooT.
E11r.IOT Ti AVER, ATTORNEY AT
law, Solicitei>; in Chancery, Convey-
ancer, etc. Office, next door 'to ;i1urchison's
eweliery store; Lucknow, Ont.
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MOR1tISeeN, ATTORNEY AT
1• • litw,-Solicitor-in Chancery, Commis-
sioner, .Conveyancer, etc, Office, over the
barlber shop.
GENERAL
0BERT CUN'N4NGHAM. -INSUR•
ance, Fire & Marine, Guelph, Out.
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ONEY TO LOAN: I HAVE' A FEW
thousand dollars to invest fort ,private
parties. at reasonable interests. ELLLOT
''I.'RAVERS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST-CLASS
.mortgages at 7 to 71i• per cent. interest.
payable 'yearly. Chareea moderate, Apply
to ROBERT MURRAY, .�`t. 1-Ivelens.
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TOLIN MUR01.1.ISON, C. P. It TICKET
agent. One way -excursions to the North
' West and Paeiti•: Coast. Full information to
intending travellers to any 'part of the world.
ONEY TO LOAN ! AT 6 PER CENT
• from 2 to 20 years. ' Lists of farms for
sale in OLtario as well as Manitoba. Parties
desirous to sell farms will consult their inter-
ests by inspecting the, advertising facilities of
Suhseriber in Great Britain and Ire.and and
continent of lands for sale. A•NGUS STEWART.
Land Valuator, Luckpow, Ontario. -
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WEST WAWANOSH MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company, board of
directors meets -for the transacti of business
on the first 'Tuesday each month. P.irti'-s
wishing to have their property insured in this
increasingly popular Company, twill by giving
notice, be called upon by an agent or by one
of the Directors. Business calls promptly
• attended to. Office, Dungannon. J. M.
RoBERTs, Secretary, Wet. LANE, Treasurer.
,WCIETIES
��!!` T UCKNOW
1.4 Lodge, No. 112
meets every Friday
evening at •8 clock
in their hall. Campbell street. All brethren
cordially invited: P. TAYLOR, Noble Grand ;
JOHN ELLIOT, Recorder.
VO. F., COURT
. Sherwood, No.
50, Lucknow. Meet
every trst and third
Monday, in every
month, in the Odd -
fellows hall. Visit-
ing brethren a r e
cordially invited. A.
DAvisortC. R.
D. D. YULE SEC.
A0.' . LUCENOW LODGE OF
. the .Andent Order United Workxueen
meet in the Oddfellows hall, on the last and
second Monday evenings of each month at
eight o'clock. Visiting brethren cordially
invited. JOHN PEART, Master Woi.kman.
R. D. CAMERON, Recorder.
UCKNOW MECHANICS; INSTI-
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tute. Reading room open every evening
Frons 6 to 10 p m., excepting Saturdays, when
the hours will be from 2 to 6 p. m. The
librarian will be in attendance during these
holyrs. D. l). YULE, President. Jes: SOMER•
'TILLE, Seeretarv.
DENTAL
,T. S. JE/ROME, L. D. S.,
Wingbam, will be in Euuknow
t 1 66 A/ e t on the second and fourth Fri
day an • turday of each month. Goad sets
1oq,$:10.. Filling and extracting a specialty.
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WHOLE NO. 873.
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OUR FALL SHOW..
List of Prizes Awarded.
he followin • is a list of'the rites
away ' e. a 7 = . w -a ere as
week :
R.rQs. ; 2nd, .Jas. Lane. Shearling;
ram-lst, Glenn Bros. ; 2nd, J. Lane.
Ewe lambs-lst, Jas. Lane ; 2nd,
Glenn Bros. Ram lamb-lst,' Glenn
Bros. ; 2nd, Jas. Lane. Shearling
Log cabin quilt-lst, Wm. -McKenzie;,
2nd, 0. Campbr:ll. Patch work, wool
-1st, E. Gaunt & Son; 2nd, Mrs J.
Anderson. Patch work, cotton-lst,
Wm. McKenzie ; 2nd,, C. Campbell.
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HORSES.
Heavy Draught. - Span. -1st, J.
R. McDonald ; 2nd, J. Foster ; 3rd
J. Webb. Brood mare that has raised
foal in the year 1890.-lst and 2nd,
J. R. McDouald ; 3rd R. Armstrong.
Foal.-lst; M. Wood:i ; 2nd, G. Swit-
zer ; 3rd, R. Armstrong. One-year •
old gelding.-lst, A. McKenzie ; 2nd,
Allan McKinnon. Two-year-old geld
ing-'1st, W. Wilson; 2nd, W. Stan
lgyA ; 3rd, -W. Wilson. One -year-old
filly-lst, D. Stroud. Two-year-old
filly-lst, J. W. Murray ; 2nd, N.
Murdoch ; 3rd, J. Foster.
'General Purpose. -Spans -1st, T.
Scott ; 2nd, W. Cameron ; 3rd, J.
Sennet. Mare-la►t, . A. McKenzie •
2nd, J. Mallough ; 31d, D. T. McKen-
zie.' Fnal-H. G. Taylor; 2nd, J. A.
Mallough ; 3rd, A. McKenzie. Two-
' - , 13eo• ,
J. Sennet ; 3rd, P. Campbell. One -
,year -old gelding -1st; J. Webb, 2nd,
and Sad, W. Caaneren. One=year-old
filly-lst, E. McQuillan ; 2nd, Wm.
Known ; 3rd, W. Anderson. Two.:
year-old filly -,1st, J. McLean ; 211d,
J.' Webb ; 3rd, D. T. McKenzie. .
Special prize for group of four foals
the. get of one stallion-lst, J. Fisher;
2nd, J. Moffat ; 3rd, Stothers & Ander-
son.
Special prize by Mr. McGarry for
the best span of heavy draught horses
--J. Jamieson.
Judges. -Alex. Gardner, John W.
Reid, Alex. Innes: -
Carriage horses. - Span-lst, R.
_Martin ;-2nd,__ W...U._ -Jones-; 3rd, A.
1;. Anderson. - Mare.-lst, J. A.
Mallough; 2nd, P. Corrigan; 3rd, A.
1\1ctrory. Foal -ht, J. L. Patterson;
2nd, P.'Corri.gaii ; $rd, H. G. Taylor.
Two-year-old gelding- lst H. McKay;
2nd, T. Scott ; 3rd, J. Martin. , Two-
year-old filly-lst, J. Martin ; 2nd,
'R. Webster. Oee-year old Lilly-lst
Robert Mullen. Buggy Horse -=1st,
A. Patterson ; 2nd, J. Lane ; 3rd, J.
Gillespie.. .Saddles Horse -1st, J.
Miller ; 2nd, J. .L. Patterson ; • 3rd,
J. McLean.
Judges. - Arthur Forbes, Henry
White, R. McLean.
CATTLE.
Thoroughbred.- Aged • cow - 1st,
E. Gaunt ; 2nd, A. Patterson. Three
year•old • cow -1st, E. Gaunt & Son ;
2nd, A. 0. Patterson. Two-year-old
heifer-lst and 2nd, E. Gaunt & Son.
One -year-old heifer -1st and 2nd. E.
Gaunt & Son. Heifer calf -1st • and
2nd, E. Gaunt & Son. Bull calf -lac
and 2nd, E. Gaunt & Son. -Female,
anY. age --diploma, E. Gaunt & Son.
Herd -1st, E. Gaunt & Son ; 2nd, A.
C. Patterson.
Bulls. -Aged bull --Jas. 'Webster.
Two-year-old= P. Campbell. One-
year -old -1st, A. Patterson ; 2nd, P.
Smeltzer ; 3rd, PP: Campbell. Her..-
ford . bull-lst, D. A: Ferrier ; 2nd,
S. D. Wellwood.
RESTA IIRANT
Campbell Street, Lucknow,
J.' C. KINCAID, PROP. -
Oysters by the quart, pint,
or can. .
CANNED . GOODS, FRUITS,
CONFECTIONERY,
WEET CIDER, MILK -SHAKE,
TOBACCO, CIGARS, ETC.,
Constantly - kept in stock.
Give me a trial.
Remember the place, Text to
the bank.
LUMBER FOR SALE.
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PIIHE UNpERSIGNED BEGS TO IN•
1 form the inhabitants of this section that
he has placer a Nortabie Saw Mill on the
'east half of Lot 22. in the 13 con. : of ' West
Wawauosh, and is n.rw prepared to supply
the public with all kinds of lumber from le, 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. Suwers, sawyer. A call solicited. •
tf-856 C. THOMS, St. Helens P. 0.
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FIRE! FIRE
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Insure your farm property,' private dwelling,
in the 'old reliable, the
LONDON
MUTUAL.
-I AM ALSO AGENT FOR -
CITY MUTUAL.
AND CITIZENS.
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Office, -A. ROSS harness shop. Lucknow.
Wil be in the office every Saturday afternoon,
Geo. Grant, Agent, Lucknow
DUNN'S)
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TNECOOKSBESTFRIEND
STRAYED SHEEP.
STlRAYED TO THE PREMISES OF
the undersigned, lot 16, c.,n, 5, West
Wawanosh, on orabont 1st of August, a white
ewe and lamb. The owner is requested to
prove property, pay expenses and take them
away. -
- JOHN SMITH,
3-872 Dungannon P. O: Ont.
ROUSE ANO LOT FOR SALE,
SITUATED ON HAVELOCK STREET
near the station. Price $250. For further
particulars apply to
DUNCADI McA'RTHf7R,
Lucknow P. 0.,
en-- lenn Bros. Fat sheep--lst,
Jas. Lane ; 2nd, J. Crowstun.
Other Downs.- Aged ewes-lst,
H. Thompson ; 2nd, Jas. Crowston.
Shearling ram-lst, H. Thoinpson ;
2nd, P. Watson.. Ewe lambs-lst,
J. Crowston ; 2nd, - H. Thompson.
Rain lamb ---1st and 2nd, J. Crowston.
Shearling ewes-lst, J. Crowston ;
2nd, Glenn Bros.
PIG8.
Berkshire.-Boar-lat, J. Clark ;
2nd, J. Lane. Sow-lst, P. Smeltzer;
2nd, Jas. Lane. Two spring pigs -
15t, Jas. Lane ; 2nd, J. Crowston.
Suffolk. - Boar-lst, M. Ferris.
rwo spring pigs-lst, R. Ellis.
Chester white, boar pig --Jiro. Bark -
well. Pair spring pigs-Jno. Bark -
well.
Judges. - James Steele,' Hugh
Chambers, J. Beckton.
DAIRY.
Grade cattle. --Aged cow -1st and
2nd, P. -Campbell: Two-year-old
heifer - lst, J. Crowston ; 2nd, J.
Murdoch. One -year-old heifer -1st,
R. Webster, ; 2nd, J. Crowston.
Heifer calf.-lst, J. Crowston.; 2nd,
P. Campbell, Oxen -lot, P. Camp-
bell ; 2nd, P. Campbell. Two-year-
old steer -1st and 2nd, S. McLean.
One year-old steer -1st and 2nd, E.
Gaunt & Son. Steer calf-lst, , E.
Gaunt & Son ; 2nd, J. Crowston.
Fat cow or steer-lst, J. Crowston ;
.2nd, S. McLean. Dairy cow-lst,
G. Greer ; 2nd, P. Campbell.
Judges. -- Hairy Morris, Nixoh
Sturdy, Joseph Gri$in.
SHEEP.
Leicester. -Two ewes, aged- 1st,
E. Gaunt &' Soh ; 2nd, J. R. McDon-
ald. Shearling Ram -J. R Mc-
Donald. Ewe lambs-lst, E. Gaunt
& Son ; 2nd, J R. McDonald. Ram
lamb -1st and 2nd, E. Gaunt & .Son.
Shearling ewes-lst and 2nd, E.
flaunt & Soti.
South Downs. -Aged Ram -Glenn
;giros. ' Two ewes, aged -lot, Glenn
Tub butter -1st, H. Thompson ; 2nd
P. Watson ; 3rd, W. J. Hall. Roll of
table butter-lst, T. Anderson; 2nd,
J. Mallough ; 3rd, Wm. M. Miller.
Crock butter -1st, Wm. M.. Miller ;
2nd, H. Thompson ; 3rd, Mrs. A. D.
Cameron. Home made cheese -1st,
W. A. Wilson ;; 2nd,. T. Malcolm.
Factory cheese-lst, T.,McInnes ; 2nd
T. Malcolm. Home made bread-Ist,
Wm. McKenzie ; 2nd, J. Mallough.
Comb honey-lst, Miss Burgess ; 2.ud,
A. B. Congram. Jar honey-lst, M.
McDonald ; 2nd, T. Matthie. Comb
in franie-lst and Bud T. Matthie.
The judges rec..mmended for special
for collection of honey -1st T. Matthie.
Recommended candied fruit for special
prize= -1St, R: McKeith.
Judges. -H, D.'Henderson, White-
eihurch ; .1• G ' Murdoch, Lucknow ;
R. T. Walker, '
GRAIN.
Two bushels., wheat, of any kind-
lst, D. McMillan. Two bushels, fall
wheat-lst, W. J. Hall ; '2nd, D:
Stroud ;, :i.rd, P. Waoson. Two busbels
s.prine wheat -1st, E. Gaunt & S n ;
2nd, Mrs. Hudson ; 3rd; W. • M. Mil-
ler. Two -bushels small peas-lst,
Mrs. A. D. Ca,n i'on ; 2nd, P.. SuLelt-
zer ; 3rd, J. M.c.Dtarmid. Two 'bushel
large
peas-lst. J. Webb. 'Two bush-
els black oats-lst, W. P. Pattersoia';
Ind, W. M. Miller. Two bushels red
wheat-lst, • D. McMillan ; 2nd, P.
McKenzie ; 3rd, J. Webb. Two
bushels white oats-lst, J, Jamieson ; ,
2nd, J. McDiarrnid ; 3rd, J. , Webb
Two bushels barley-lst, R. Martin,
2nd, P. • Watson ; 3rd, W. O. Jones.
One bushel timothy --= 1st, W. O.
Jones ; . 2nd, W. Valens.. One dozen
ears corn-lst, T. Malcolm ; 2nd, J.
MeDiarmid. One bag of flour-lst,
T. Reid ; 2nd, G. Kerr. Oatmeal,-
lst,, A.' Smith. Flax seed-lst, J.
McDiarmid ; 2nd, J. Crowston.
Judges -W. D. Henderson, R. T.
Walker,. J. G.• Murdoch.
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FRUIT.
Three varieties winter apples -1st,
R. McKeith ; 2nd, John. Webb ; 3rd,
K.. Cameron. Thiee vaKtties fall '
apples - 1st, W. Valens ; 2nd, J.
Crowston ; 3rd, R. Martin. Pears -
1St and 2nd, M. McDonald ; 3rd, 0.Stroud. Peaches-lst, It. McKeith
Three varieties plums -•1st, 14. Martin;
2nd; M. McDouald ; 3rd,: H. McKay.
Twelve crab apples -1st, Mrs. A. D.
Cameron; 2nd, H, Rutherford ; 3rd,
J. Baird.: 'Twelve northern spy -1st,'
W. J. Hall ; 2nd,. J. La,,e ; 3ri, J.
Webb. Twelve Russets-lst, J. Mur-
doch ; 2nd, . D. Stroud ; 3rd, D: T:
McKenzie. "1, weive fall pippins--lst,
T. Matthie ; 2iu1, J. Webb ; 3rd, Mrs..
A. D. Cameron. Largest variety of
apples named -1st, 14. Dl L•i-tin ; 2nd,
P. Reid ; 3rd, W. O. Jones. Blacx
grapes -1st and 2nd J.. 11. Garnier,
M. D. Red grape:4-1st, Al. Mc-
Donald ; 2nd, M. M'Uvnald. White
grapes-lst. M. McDonald ; 2nd, J.
H. Garnier, M. D. ',('here varieties
graipes-•lot, J. H. Garirier.
J udgea.- Wm. Wilson, S.►rsnasel Le
Touzel, John Crane.
LADu8 WGRK.
Crag patch work .quilt -1st, S.
And'exson,;, 2Lrd, ,Mrs.,;. , ,Anderson.
2nd, R. Smith. Counterpane, erota
cheted-lst, A. McCrory►,.; 2nd, Rr
Smith. Counterpane, woven-lst, D:'
T. McKenzie. Patch on garment-lsb
Win. McKenzie ; 2nd, Miss Burgess.
Darn on sock -Mrs. J. Anderson ; 2nd
Wm. McKenzie, Five yards full
cloth-lst, Alex. McDonald ; 2nd, R.
Watson. Ten yards flannel, all wool
-1st, R. Martin ; 2nd, P. Watson.
Ten yards flannel, half wool --1st, P..
Watson ; 2nd, D. McMillan. Gents
heavy flannel shirt -W, McKenzie.
Rag carpet-lst, J. G. Murray ; 9.1.44
Alex. McDonald. Douk,Ie mitts-lst,
P. Wats.; 2nd, Mrs. A. D. Cameron,
Pants, home made-lst, R. Martin.
Knitted hose -1st, Wm, McKenzie ;
2nd, Mrs. A. D. Cameron. Knitted
gloves-lst, Mrs. A. D. Ca►neron ;
2nd, W. McKenzie. Fine shirt, hand
made-lst, Wm. McKenzie. Lady's.
underware Miss Burgess. Hone.
s- ion r-i,st,-ire _ D. -Ca n, &fio
2nd, Alex. McDonald. Socks knitted
from home spun yarn-lst, Mrs: A.
D. Cameron ; 2nd, H. Rutherford.
Mitts knitted from home spun yarn --
15t, Mrs. A. D. Cameron; 2nd, Wm.
McKenzie. Hose knitted from home
spun yarn-lst, H. Rutherford ; 2nd,
Wm. McKenzie. Rag mat -W..
Wilson ; 2nd, T. Todd.
Judges- Mrs. Humberston, . Misa
Anderson, Mrs. McIntosh, Mrs. Kick
ley.
ROOTS AND VEGETABLES.
Four varieties of potatoes -1st, J.,.
Barkwell ; 2nd, J. L. Patterson., One
bushel of potatoes -1st,. P:. S&Lseltzer ;
2nd, W. M. Miller. Marigolds, red -
15t, T. Malcolm ; 2nd, K. Cameron
Mangolds, any other .variety -1st,. T.
Malcolm ; 2nd, E. Gaunt . & Son.-
Beets -1st, Jas. Lane ; 2nd, W. M.
Miller. Swede turnips - lot, E.
Gatint Si Son ; 2nd, T. Todd.. Turnips. .
any oilier t•aritey-1st, E. Gaunt &
Son ; 2nd, T. Todd. Field carrots -
lst, T. Malcolm 2nd, P. Watson.
Garden carrots -T. Malcolm ;, 2nd,
H. McKay. Parsnips-lst, W. M.
Miller ; 2nd, T. Malc.lm. Pumpkins
J. L. Patterson ; 2nd, W. J.
Hall. Squash-lst, M. Corrigan..
Citrons-lst, A. Smith ; 2nd,Miss
Burgess:. Celery-lst, A. Thompson,
Red peppers-lst, 14 McKeith; ,2nd,
Mrs. A. D. Cameron. Cabbage -let,
J. L. Patterson ; 2itd, W. J. Hall.
Cauliflowers -1st, Mrs, T. Lawrence ;
'2nd, R. Martin.. Kail-M. McDon-
ald. Collection-lst,A. Smith ; 2nd, ,
T. • Malcolm. Twelve onions - l st,
W. M. ivlHler ; 2nd, Thos, Hunter.
Top onions-lst, Jaynes Lane-; R.
Martin. , ,Beans -.„1st,' P. Reid.
To►natoes--lst, T. Malcolm ; 2nd •
Mrs. T. Lawrence.
Judges -Wm. Anderson, R. Mc -
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MPLEMENTS.
Lumber wagon -Wm. Al.lin. 'Open
buggy -A .Th.rmpst n ; Top buggy -
let. W. N. Grundy; 2nd, A. Thompson.
Phaeton buggy -.-A. Thorp ion. Iron
beam plough -1st, W. ,Arpin ; 2nd,
T. Young. General purpose plough -
1st and 2nd, W. Aliin. (arang' plou_.h..
-let, W. Allin ; 2nd, T. Young.
lrnn harrows -A. Thompson. Pump
-; lst and 2nd, D. B. McKenzie.
Judges -M. Carrick, - M. Phillips.
' MISCBZ.LaiszonS.
° Canadian stuffed birds-lst and 2nd
W ern. .Anderson, Foreign • stuffed
birds -1st end 2nd, J. II. Garnier.
Collection of photographs -a -T. L. Tre-
leaSen: Organ -NV. Allis. Sewing
machine -T. Young: Door sash-lst
and 2nd, W. Stewart. Ladies fine
boots--lst and 2nd, 'J. Grenache.
Coarse boots -1st and 2nd J. Grenache.
Fine slioes-lst and 2nd, fit. Grenache. -
Hammered horseshoes -1st and 2nd,
J. L. Patterson. Dressed lumber, 50
feet of pine flooring, 50 feet of maple
flooring I inches thick, and sidiu.
bevelled and mat.'hed-W. Stewart. •
Collection of brick and. ' tile, highly
reconiniended--Elliot Bros. Assort-
ment of house plants in pots, not less
than there varieties --1st and 2nd, 1).
McDonald.
Judges, musical instruments and
sewirrl{ machines -Mrs.. (Dr., Gotrion
Miss Berr#,:•G. E.. Kerr. M. lilarricly. ,
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