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The LucknOvki Sentinel Bruce 0ounty, Friday, October 24th
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J.of 408,00(4 or 45 per cent., had attend-
ed seh000l less than 100 days a year,
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ritir tanzart TO terrpn AND TO ABOVE
ItaigLIE ACRoRDING TO THg DICTATES
ICONSCHENCE WE PRIZU ABOVE ALL
ta*Hliat LIBERTIES.
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wheerechoolsre open' from 200
lo 220 days a year. As. Mr. Ross
declared; thill state of atfairs is unjust
to the taxpayer. The law compels
'hitsi to pay and it should see that his
money is properly expended, but if the
' very children whom it is desired to
educate ere not in school tke money Li
tnisapplied.
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TIM FARMERS MEET.
As we go to press a meeting of the
South Bruen Farmers' Institute is
being held in the township hall at
Rolyrood. These Instutes were first
established a few years ago by the
Ca, ink
Our
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SEASON 90.
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stock for the fall is now about complete.
BEEN SELECTED WITH GREAT CARE
with a view to satisty the varied wants
of our many customers and
-7fint-ILL' JILT_ ,:yr;
Each department, Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and
Jetta Cameron, or West WAWellealwProises
(over to, the Great Motility.
The pale horse and .its rider is
silently stealing away one one the
old settlers of the surrounding town-
ships, till •bye ,and .bye ;there will be
mite left to recall the days when the
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Shoes, Crockery, etc., will well repay a look throug
We -invite you to call and inspect our suoc
LucKNow & DUNGANNON
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scarcely a county in the Province to- solemn forest rang with the echo of
day has not one or more of them ,the woodman's axe,. or the :homely
in operation. The aims and objects of sincere songs and simple earnest
the society are of a purely agricultural prayers of the pioneers as they were
pa,ture, and the meetings are held in offered up to Our Father \in the old
different parts of the Riding, so that log cabin homes. But one by one the
every farmer may have an opportunity trees cif the forest fell before :the axe
nf being present at some one or .other
of the settler, and one by one ,the bones
of the settlers were laid at ,rest. Mr.
of the sessions of the Institute. The
John Canieroe, the subject .of this
organization is non-political in.its con- sketch, died ,O his residence in the
Bandon, and as the worthy President, Township •cif West Wawanosh, on
Mr. James .Tolton, of Brant, said in Tuesday, the 114th October, in the
.4ssventy.tifth .year of his age. He was
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bis opening remarks at. Hoiyrood on
horn in Atvle,i ,parish in the. District
Wednesday, their membership was
of Badenuch, Inverness Shire, Scot-
ceMposed Of many of the leading land, which he left \in the year 1842,
Reformers and Conservatives of the , and sate to Canada. For a short.
• time he resided at Gal, and then
entered the service 6f- Sir Allan
McNabb at Hamilton, as gardener,
where he remained' until 1804 at
whilh•time he removed to the Wown-
Ship of Wawanosh'and settled on lot
number 1S, . the 7th concession,
where he resided till his death. His
*storr-the-w-i.bw-,4-4,heio
McDonald, kept house for him until
he married in the year 14 9. His•
residence being ihen on the only opt*.
road to the north. part •Qf the 'Town -
:ship ,Of Wawanosh and the. southern
.townships el the County of Armco,'
becamo. a calling and stopping place
for , the great • numbers of intend -
mg settlers in, search of homes in the
'newly opened up Crownlands, and he
behig-ot-a-very-kind--aird-social-dispo
sitiort,' and hospitable beyond common,
every weary and hungry teiveller, of
whatever country or creed, was invited.
to enter, and received with a Highland,
weleetne. His good wife being equally
anxiousand willing to comfort and
„Cheer- eVeryone. ,Ilewas a friend to
all and everyone who ever knew him.
*tains a warm remembrance of his
ndliess -and noble 'hospitality. Ile
leaves behind. him * sorrowing widow,
it -4M and daughter,, who have the
,heartfelt • sympathy of all the ccen-
Anunity: limiest man is the
oloblest wee* of crod.."
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Riding. The 'great aim was to I.riug
sections of the country so that, they
could discuss •in A social and • friendly
way the .been and ea4st profitable
methods of conducing their farms.
ive-this-witY-t s have done a
great deal of good and no farmer who
is alive to Ilia own interests should
fail to e'en -meet himself with the
Institutf,.'ll. hill report of the pro-
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•P F 'Oedieliigs will appear next week. •
A PUBLIC CONVESIENCE.
•. ,In a short rive to 'arc -owl -try -this -
week we were forcibly' struck ther
Mistaken idea thiOisemeCoutteil:ahave
that there is any .saellig, in being close
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in the expendituree'ot Menet tor thei
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repair -of public romils, Jt „lgok.s as.
.thotigh there wits'a 'disposition on their
part to cut Short the elloWaiace for
road repairs, (Or they.easonAlat it
ap-
pegs„ tie lie an ezEpendittire for which
there are no xeturiatt.•:; They.
shOnid toineniberthat public !ds are
a 'public convenience anal neeersiiy,'
and .ferWhich' fliepublicehould pay'
their. tX•ei as . willing!, and freely/,' ae
they. would-fany other publie,Objeet.
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Good road..are.en 'actual necessity for
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the pr per ;protection' ef...thoie •• who
travel over trieni.• Every • owner of a
'horse and eArrie knowafull wellthat
a pastiege eVer the poor roads invol'veri
A danger et •injury • to both horse and
carriage,. and freed possible accident ..tc)
persons else. ' .0 is far better for' far•
niers to nay their fixes for the propey.
aPcrperfect .repair of roads than it is
. •te be. vorepelled ,to Nay.for repairs to
vehieles,.\to,say',notiiihgAS the. saving
• • to the team -tip hatiliug over 'the
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MANTLES 1 MANTL
The time for heavy mantles for the ladies has come.
We are ready to supply them with a
SZLTTE, 2LI1T On PIG'EntED WOnSTED,
or a nice president cloth in alashionable shade.
OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT -
is well supplied with the latest good sfor fall and. winter
Whether you trant.to buy or not, Miss Markle
extenas a cordial Invitation, to t
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the stock., .
Asladeld •fr
The fall wheat .preseaats a beautiful
appearanee this fall in this ,vicimity„
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Mr, 0.0.1111 MPAdoeh has put a beauti,
ful v,esansIah around the front of his
house adds considerably to the appear,
ante of 'it. ,
Mr. Jas. limiter, 12th con. has
taken a life pertner in the persop of
Miss Mary Hunter. We wisb 'them a
smooth voyage over the sea of tune.
The. aPine packers will soon be
Ythrough with their work. There sure,
ly must have bet n more apples in, the
Country than people at first supposed.
The -nreeting_s_ in connection . with
gO04,00.;ipsteeti.ef one ttettis.yough Ziop Hillcouncil are getting to :be
'and .liableAo.result ,it,iji1ryktro. •The, -very interei,thig. We would like to
ripituai. • see • many more of one young •people
• 1,ioining the ranks and thus helping on
Elie ;Lola(' work.
Tu) ILindAttY PrMt,' aft." •ingtliting' Thetpromotion examinations for the
how the,fereices wAll Ie affee:tWiy the,* eeppey. J-juron to -k place last 'Fri-
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McKinley „Rill, saes "Io the day. The JolloWing pepilit of S. S.
No. ware,prowloted to higher grades:
Jun. 4 to :Sen. Webster,
E.
Webster, M. :Anderson. Sen. 3 to
Jun. 4—J. -*ikon M. Anderson, A.
Gardner, J. Gardner.
Sen 2 to Jun. 3—L. gunter, R. Web-
ster, J. Stroud, 11.. 16,tirdner. Jun. 2
to Sen. 2—M. (arder, E. Reid, 'E
McGill, R. Wrouin, E. Gardner, Son
part II to Jun. 2—A. Brennan, M.
Brown, C. Teok, A. Hunter,A. Wilson.
Sen. part to Jun. part fl—).
ock,F. Anderaoo, IL Reid, H. Barbor;
S. '*ition. 'The ' pupils who were
plucked • were those who did •not
attend regularly. Some of those
plueked, %have only attended a few
weeks Since the vaeation. Parents
Faust ,biame them/wives. far %gin poll-
pv004001 •tb,eir ob,ildren.
Got
CONNELL.
-OVES St TOVES I STOVES I
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profi.t you if you wan4to.purchase a good
COOK STOVE, F'ARLOR STOVE OR BOX STOVE
P0130 WOOD
This season, to call on us. You will find our. stock
• complete and at reasonable prices.
*What fi'ir:tiier,,reg,ipi•s:iiity oikltgisve
thirty , cents•additional value ror ,every
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bushel,of,barley-t-forty cents on every
bushel ttf peas -25 cepte • on every
bashel \of pOtatoes-4g a tOQ
911 itay—
$B0 • ,on every•hilrse worth leo* than
$.150-;:•ki0 qn eyetyhead f cattle'
more than•a year old --8140 .,on.every
sheep a Veal. ,oants en ,very
;'8rnb-and a similar increase upon
4%v011ehatanter .cit'fnern ';-prodttee." ,•
Minister of tOfilaittkitasUtte,c1 i,n
1.„,,ovitt1prots that notwithitippicling
4,84 peaty taxation in Ontario ,far edu.
• efe sal !purposes, 235,000 .pupils ont
A large stock of
Stove Furniture, 13oaras, Pipes, Etc., Away Down in Price,
NOW IS Ira ITME
To get a good stove cheap at
THE LEADING STOVE DEPOT.
zu-oicivow QTT
BORN
SHERIFF • -In Loicknow, nn Sunday, Oct. 5th,
the ,wife of Mr. I). Sheriff, of a son.
MARRIED
HuNTEn-HuNTER---At the residence of the
bride's father. on Wednesday, Oct. 15th,
by the Rev. A. McKay, Mr. James W.
Hunter, to Miss Mary Hunter, teacher.
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STEWAUT—MoRmsoN—At the residence of the
'bride's father. by the Rev. A. McKay,
on Wednesday Oct. 22tal, 'Yr.. Charles
Stewart; to Miss Mary Morrison, all of
Liocanow.
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PJ asTRAY
TRA.YED TO TF1E PREMISES OF
0 the undersigned, lot 14, eon. 14. on or
about the Ith of Ontober', a pig. The owner is
requested to prove• property, pay expensee
and take it aw4,
MRS, .A.McMILLAN,
2-874, . Lnckuow, P. 0.
LLIOKNOW MARKETB.
(Corrected every Thursday Morning.)
tpar.. . ) „ , • • • 1160
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Oita 34
Peas* , •
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THOROUGHBRED STOCK FOR SALE.
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11EICESTER RAM LAMBS ; BERK
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I shire pigs, both sex and of different ntres;
/odium, bull calves, sired by I.Preeitiont" my
(imp.) Scotch bull. AU are wind animals and
of good breeding..
JOHN WEBSTER,
2-873 St. Helens, Ont,
TEACHER WANTED? .
AT.E TEACHER WITH SECOND
LVI - oi• Third Claes certificate, for U., K. S.
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o. 9, Kinloss, duties to commence January
1st. 1891. State salary with esperience, and
testimonials. A dd Tess
JAMES GAUNT, floc Teems.,
3$73 • . Whittehurch IP, 0., Out,
' CATTLE ••L,OBt.'
OTRAVED FROM THE VII,EXISE8
1;3 the undersigned, lot 11 *on, 10. West
%Vaivahosh, on* oor about ,tho• fast Of Anoint
two red and white steers,metaled, one reol
and white heifer, and one red heifer Wfth
white tipped ears. Any informs** leading
to taeir recovery will be suitably rewarded.
WHINE** WOODS,
St. Helene Pe Ofi 011#1
T -HE NEW EARLY
"CORTLAND"
RIPPtii FROM 13th TO 20th AUGUST
according to warnith f mason. Three weeks
earlier than-tho, Cenci ord. ,
The al•ove grape can ci.oky bepurchased from
authorized agenk) of Maple Grove Nurseries,
Waterfoo,'N .Y., and all trees and plants seat,
(kutiroin those celebrated nursery fro
are
guaranteed to give sitisfaction- Give: your
orders to our Meal agont,H.Spencer,Lucknow.
Agents wanted. Apply to
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J.W.McKAY,„ "-- - •-
m•869 Gen Manager; St Thntries,Ont
Notice of Dissolu
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OPICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TIPAT
the partnership heretoloore existing be.: ,
tween the undersigned as hardware, tin and
stove dealers, at the village of Luckkow, has
been diewilved, and Mr. Powelt retires front
the business, All debts and accounts owing t'
the late. Arm are the property of Mr. Powell
mei mist be paid to him on or before the 113th
of November next, and all 'dares spinet the
firm roust bietny4ree:tented to hitt' foie Settlomeht,
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Dated at tEU,IjOitaltVir,itiOdvill.11.61ht .P]t.:91111.1"1114.7i
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