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'Tht-Ltmknw Sentinel Bruce tionnty Friday,. October 3Ist
some valeeble stock. and for this kind
of stock there is always a raarket open.
Roping., that, italwaya way be a succees,
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The reghlar meeting of the inunici-
• at council v)as held in, the council
hither on Monday evening last. All
Members were present. Reeve
.eyetrin the chair.
Minutes of last regular and special
eistings held on Oct. 6th and Oct.
lerespectively, were read and con -
subject to an amendment of
account of the Gutta Percha
, which read account of
46, was ordered to be
as to red, Gutta
account of $46.00
t \$4.50—$41.50
.tetnute
Other
libber Ca.
gala titeende 0
ha Rubber
1ei4 t preof one
,.3,vaSi*4404.10 be pe -t
thiicbuncil having beard the state-
„ent of Mr. Wrong, rePeesentative of
Ir• • Reliance Electric Light Co., the
follhwing motions Were' made and
*'"rried e Moved by councillor Mur-
'eloeli arilVieconded by councillor Mc-
Caig,' that we accept the Reliance
lecteic Light Co's. offer through their
ent Pile Wrong, on the following
(1) They, the Reliance
leetti&Light
Cn., to give us the dune
140040 pee annum for the use of
CHICAGO.
Got the Lambs
A telegram was received from Sheriff
Sutton, of Walkerton, by our village
constable on Thursday morning, in -
possession ,of the lambs seizef
u,
M r. George Kerr.
pineeeeant of 25 horse 'power, and use
.OU! caretaker. (2) They to put up
-4latiAdig of brick necessaryfor engine
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COME AND SEE
_Piles of Tweeds
Ar VA
. —Just to hand, a large stock Of
men's, women's and children's rubbers
of tbe latest styles at Peart's.
—We have given a good deal of
space. this week to the interesting
report of • the Farmers' Institute at
Holyrood last week.
—Great bargains in different kinds
of women's button boots varying in
prices' front $1.75 to $3.00 per • pair,
which will be sold for cash at $1.50
per pair at Peart's.
—Joseph Mallough, auetioneer, will
sell by public auction at the east half
of lot 17, con. 7, West Wawanosh, on
Friday, Oct. 31st, a large quantity of
farm stock, implements, etc., the
-property of Win. J. Fowler.
—It is currently reported that a
you eg farmerof Turnberry haeskippea
out” with a young lady, his wife's cou-
sin, who has, been visiting With her ell
summer. The young wife and child
are being cared for by the parents of
the erring farmer.
'attliar.;0Y4. :10i134"11-"lesr-wirest-144"--
aitieestair • for letups (3) They to
'•,. giittratiteeltfielight-to be nominal 1500
• candle, power and as good as any in
,(4) • Should the number of
• lights be inCred40, to forty and not
•,eeepeed :,fifte• • they to give us $160
,tiftilitional. or $500 per annum for use
c'e471-"-Oter steam and eatetairer. Moved
by e0CticilliiFThonipsote mid- uded-
by
eby councilor Lyons, that we agree to
Ate eight lights; of 1500 Caddie potter
1vch,for the streets for 280 eights at
per(Higlite Moved
tHiOtilor !layout; andskconded n by
McQuaig, that the Reeve
aceaed ceuneillor Murdoch be..a ceannizttee-
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porttitie solicitor in accordance with
die iptie-doing 0140910... — Carried,
io'ed by cp49pinor'Mtulioch and se-
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tlied!/14kocioeill9r. Ir.fectisigig, that the
erktnisttuctet1 tceprepare ty the v• Licht
powea to put tip fetes for use
'0040' the 'teenoretion..—
40ta;
rh following eormnunications arere
Mett,-and read " re the sae.* of deben-
' area „From IL O'Hara 1 Co.. Terort=
' °freeing the suni of" $4800 for
k1• •00. Of debentures ; From Edward
7•4- tohave qn.Pgreetlite
Amberly
• Mr. James Jeheston spent. a few
daya up in Paisley. His daughter arid
Miss Bella Bugle se aneompanied. him.
William Kempton has peas in full
bloom.
• Mrs. McKay is home' from . North
as been visiting her
Bsiy—whe
brother.
Mr. John Gentles, of Kincardine,
,tieught quite a few, young horses in
this section one day last week.
t•dravin up by the
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eett0-9frer10/4 to takedebentures at a
eitatile to, realize 151.125 half yearly.
R*-ilsen. Smith, of the Insur-
and-Fitiance thironical, Montreal
ti ern* 99 per cent. row Geo. A.
1SVOfiten,, 'Toronto, aeking the council
!.;(-iyiki•lte him an option on the bonds for
10 day, or to put. a priee upon them-
ee,Oteethinghigher than. the highest
ovido,..,and to give him the refugee!.
••Ite'evas not clear to the menibere of
;.scouncil whit was Meant by Mr.
WeAlr'e idler. • On arot ion. of Pannell -
•*9,.r Lyons and seconded co di -miller Mc-
* : itCNaig. ,t!lat the sleek couimunicate
ith Mr. 06ingon, putting a price of
ne great bargains offered at the. new store
Piles of Drests gods
Clothin
Which will be sold at rock bottom prices.
AIL:Ft USINE S
And will carry out to the letter what we advertise.
0-ive the new store a trial.
T. DETLER.
Hemlock City
Mrs. D. Matheson is recovering
troth ner iu•
Mrs. McKenzie, Mrs. Cowan, and
Mrs. McIntyre are vieiting friends in
Kincardine this week.
ee. Mrs. J. Cowan and family have
turned from a visit.. to friends
..ttensall and
R. McKenzie and family and
alio Miss Maggie L. MC.Kehzie ,intend
removing to .Chicago shortly. •
What • might .have been al,serious
accideut happeued to Mr. M. .1. Mc
Kay hy his hOrse becoming frightened
and running away doing considerable'
damage to the . buggy.- Fortunately
neither horse nor driver' were injured..
• Mr. W..11. Long bas returned fi ten
attending Mr. T. Johnson, of Kincar-
dine, who died of lung treehle.
, ton.debentures, if after telephoning
le Week ,it is found that his offer is
*.prteie
r• 'Onegi, having handed in a ,corn-
, • idatieir Ledgard street bridge
4tOitvgot,I,Afft. Ate b.0.4 cOmpleted. t he
.4tate freadttee*Sine, it was
.1.114ttria4
cillorelyons and Mut-
,-
kt, onni4Iha cOrnitilitec
dipetit same at 9 olelOck a 'tn. on
the 29th Aust.
1/4e....count Stole F. McOonaldfor
nig •cli 41.72.; ;John Murdoch
on.ertgine hUse, .$6.25 ; John
rong, aeork corporation.,
.werepaederied to he paid.
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FAL.
L. - SEASON - 189a
Our stock for the fall is navy about complete.
IT HAS BEEN SELECTED WITH GREAT CARE
An with a view to satisty the varied wants'of our many customers and
R P rrqCES WILL BE FOUND (r)1.
ac tt-thDry-Goods,Groceries, Boots and
Shoes, Crockery, etc., will well repay a look thtotigh.
We invite you to call and inspect our stock.
MLER0N -MURDoCH & CO LUCKNOW & DUNGANNON
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Algar ofilieSdntinel :
*2-ilp looking over your
cotinine of lest meek I noticed
r aericultural show was a
kUld althottgh ler away
`ty, 1 take a deep interest,
a!! yor tilt)*
especially one feature of it
the -speeding in the ' ring,
hk „ie the whtile life of it.
uptib#0,rovi t.i oiging
A COHHEsPoNOENT writing to• the
Lendon. free, Preis says :— Having
been upon a•- ramhling excursion
throughout the principal parts of the
Counties of Middlesex. Elgir, Lambton
and Bruce, 1. thought it.would not be
out of place to furbish the feeders of
the.free Press with an Account of the
acreage sown with fall wheat, and the
prpspects, of on proves favorable. I find
on the whole a much larger acreage
sown this till than Any of the tiveepre-
vious years, and by, all appearauces the
farmers of the above-trientioned eciuntEes
are beginning to realize what is a fact
that they will have to pay more stage-.
'Oen to underaraining and a better
method Of farming to insure a sitccess
in growing and raising goad and re-
niunerative crops.* The cereal, ea a
whole, looks eplendid, and by all ap-
pearances the crop was got in in good
time and the land properly prepared ;
in fact I might say- that I have- tra-
velled a good deal the last five years,
andl never saw a better Alio* of fall
wheat and as large an acreage sown
aS
there is at the present time.
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The time for heavy mantles for the ladies has come.
We are ready to supply them:with a
BEALTT, •A PLAIN OR nagusitED WORSTED,
or a nice president cloth in a fashionable shade.
oUR IILLINERY DEPARTMENT .
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LUOKNOW MARkET8.
I(Corrected every
Flour
Fall NN heat
Oath
Potatoes 30 to 35
Peas
Butter 12
' 15 '
Thursday morning,)
•$ 2 . 6 0
34
is well supplied with the latest goods for tall and winter
Whether you want.to buy or not, Miss Markle
eztenas a cordial invitation to- the ladies to 9111 au& inspect
the stock.
W. CONNELL.
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IMP
'OVESI STOVES 1 ST
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It will profit you if you want to purchase a good
COOK STOVE, PARLOR STOVE OR BOX STOVE
• FOR COD W-0013
This season, to call on us. You will find our st k
complete and at reasonable pricqS.
A large stock of
St070 rtrilit1111, Boards, Pipes, Etc.; Away Down in. Price.
rATRJW IS _FOUR TIME
o get a, good stove cheap at
THE LEADING STOVE DEPOT.
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