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The Luchnow Spntinel; Bruce County, Frida
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LUCKNOW POST•OFFICE.
Hours 8 a. auto 7 p.m.
MAILS ARRIVE. ;
• litr. G. d: B. South
L-rfiv-& NOrtsbe -
)ielyrood
Iclulough
W. (4. cfr B. North.
Intermediate points f
L.Hs& B. North
Langside
W., G. & B. ,South I
L H. & Southl
L. H. & 13:South '10.00 a.va.
W G.& B. North 3.10 p. zu •
Holyrood)
iulough 4.30p.m.
8:13 a. m, Daily
12403•230 p. m, • "
3:48 p. m., 11
9 00 p. m,- 6,
10.30 p. m,
Tuesdays ad
3 00 p, in,. Fridays
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Change of Agency 1
• Mr. George Grant, of, this village,.
has disposed of the agency of the,
London Mutual and City Mutual Fire
Insurance compaeies, to _Mr, John
Lane, of Kinlough. They are both
an do a lar arreount
ofbusiness in this section.
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NEWS OF TELE .TOWN.
November 14th
Week'o Record of the rushing !larder'
Town.
Mrs. T._ Detior and children came to
the village last week.
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inionth with friends in Detroit.
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Wild Geese
A large.iloqk of wild geese, between
forty and tifty in number, has been
seen several times during the past'
couple of weeks in and around. Purvisl
lake in Kinloss. Several of our . locat
shootists went, in pursuit of them bue
so far have failed to bag any of th
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Coniaell's. .
—Mr. D. Moody has considerably
improved the appearance of his shaving
parlor with lace curtains, etc.
-F,—Mr. and Mrs. Westfield Crich, of
Clintai, are the guests of Mr. A. D.
McDonald, of this village. '
rne ioneer 6-uores . • I. •
the blow and puff of. competitors, we have by aetull
measurenient the largest general store in Luek now.
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Horse and Buggy for Sale
To be sold immediately a three •
year old mare, a buggy nearly new
and harness. Apply to Mr. McGarry,
Whitely Hotel, Lucknow.
Verandah Removed
The old frame verandah in front o!
Moocly's•-.1aarber .shop, „ and one of the
pioneer structures of the...Killa'ge,
been .taken away„ Its . removal makes,
a decided improvement to the look of.
the main street.
'Buying Grain
Having leased Mr. A. McGrory's
storehouse, I am now buying all kinds
of grain at the highest market .price.
• ' • Mr. McGrory will be on the market
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• • to" buy steady every. day.—Geo. Kerr.
Cow By -Law
The village by-law prohibiting cattle
from running at large, went int J force
Nov. 1st. The prohibition extends to
the 1st of May. The authorities
should see that the law is strictly
enforced.
A Liberal Offer
We are now offering that splendid
family' weekly, The Western Adver-
tiser, London, with its charming
monthly premium, "Wives and
Daughters" and the SENTINEL at the
remarkably low figure of $1.70. Three
popular publications for almost the
rice of.one ! Samples free. Address,
SENTINEL, ,Lucknow, Ont. • .• ••
113atronS. of Industry
F. J. Bennest," Organizer of Patrons'
of Andustry for the County of Huron,
at work in the ' townships of Wt.-
wanesh and Ashfield. He is ad...tress-
lug a Meeting in each School Section
0,0 4 very successful in, organizing
Associa'Aons, and apears to be a gen-
eral favorite among the fartnerS. He
organized his first association at St.
Helen in 46 hours after his appear-
ance in the County.
Under Sentence of Death .
The following are the unfortunates
nowlying in jail awaiting execution:
John Reginald Birchall (Woodstock
jail)_execution fixedior Nov. 14, 1890;
J B. H. Morin (IGntinaany jail), ex:
ecu tion Nov. 21, 1890); Wm W.
• Blanchard (Sherbroke execution
.Dec. 12, 1890 ; Arthur Hoyt Pay
(Welland jail), execution Dec:
1890; Remi Lamontague .(Sherbroke
jail), execution Dec. 19th, 1890.
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Should,be Protected
The havoc made by hunters among
deer on the peninsula this season is
something terrific, and unless the
governmentprohibit hunting with dogs
• entirely this beautiful animal will soon
become extinct in Bruce county:
Nearly every train durin,,T.,the .past
.three weeks has conveyed from one, to
four dead deer southward, some of
them being spring fawns, and it is
claimed the dog s• kill mire, animals
than the hantersdo, by relining them
• over the precipices on the lake shore,
where their bodies lie and rot.—Tara
Leader.
A New County
The inconvenience to many,of the
• witnesses in the North l3ruce protest
on account of the distance they will he'
compelled to 'travel, whether the case
be heard at Walkerton or Port
must be very apparent to any one ; and
it is but natural that it gives rise to
t he thought that the county in its
pies..nt fo'rm is altogether too large
• the north .riding alone being 'about 80
miles long • The • popuiation iS
sufficiently large, Anil th'e t•um. nships
sufliciently wealthy to form a good
siz01 110 w county in the noi rhlf the
sou' hern boundary was made ro-term-
i rous,with the southern boundary of
u‘.r''.1 'nn 'd toile!)
haV(, two counties sutlitiently huge
Hs,tead irf one so large and incenveri.
1Viarton is contra1 y liwnt
a lI1 wou l 1 1x3 a ood •fr». as
county town, llow is it that no move
Made in this direction ? Is it
(cause 011(1 party is afraid that the
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Debentures Sold '
The council have disposed of the
debentures for the 85000 loan to
Messrs. Cliff & Forster, of the furni-
ture factory to Mr. G. A, Stimson, of
Toronto, at half yer cent.' premium.
This is considered a good sale on
debentures bearing five. per cent. and
interest payable yearly.
Indian Summer
The meteorological authorities prove-
ise us tit fast a.Week of Indian summer
weather before the month „ends, and
then .a storm which will usher in the
winter If it could be arranged that
frost and snow should come on Dec. 1,
and continue for three months, there
would be general rejoicing in Canada.
There. ,is- nothing like an old-time
Winter for stimulating business.
Passed Away • - '
The -re died at his residence, lot 22,
concession P2, West Wawanosh, on
Sunday last, another of the old pioneers
pf the township, in the psrson of Hugh
McPherson. Deceased was born in
Invernesshire, Scotland, and came to
Canada about 40 years ago, where he
arrived at the Hub Grocery.—J. Elliot,
—Turnip raising is anything but a
pleasant exercise this weather, but
there. seems to be a good deal of it
going on.
----All parties bringing butter to the
stores will find it to their advantage
to make it in 2 lb. rolls.
—Goodfarm horse for sale 4 years
old, or would exchange for a good
young roadster. Apply to T, W,
Hi Idred, Lucknow. •
—Cash customers will do well to
call anyl get one of my cash cards and
see the great advantage offered —W.
Connell.
Mr. Drainy, of North Bay, has been
visiting with Mr. Themas Little, his
cousin. Mr. Drainey is conductor of
the Soo -branch of the C. P. R., and
was brought up at Dungannon.
—John Purvis; auctioneer,• will sell
by public auction at' lot 8, con. 11,
E. D., Ashfield, on Thursday, Nov.
20th, a quantity of farm stoek, the
property of Wm. Irwin.
• —R. McCharles, auctioneer, will
.sell by public auction at lot 2, co.n. 1,2;
a largeNuantity of farm stock, imple-
ments,- etc., the property of D. & J.
•Matheson.
township,. after which he came to
Wawanosh where he resided till his
death. His remains were interred in
-St. Helens cemetery on Tuesday.
E.nglish Church Social .
—An association of the Patrons of
Industry was organized. by F. J. •
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A social under the auspices • Of theennest, county organizer, at Scott's
Ladies' : Aid Society of the church of
England, will.he held at the residence
of Mrs. A E. Brasher, this (Thursday)
evening, to: assist in procuring. better
heating appliances for the church.
-The splendid brass band of the Luck -
now Fire Brigade will be in attendance,
and aftera fowl supper, which will be
served .from 6:30 to 8:30, a splendid
programme,consisting of recitatiebs,
by Miss Jean.G. Murray,. vocal and
instrumental music • will he given.
Admission -25 - cents; children,. 1<5
cents. All are 'cordially invited. ,
A Good Magazine
The De?hteator,' a journal of FaShion,.
Culture, and Fine Arts, -is undoubtedly
one of the finest ladies magazines pub-
lished in Canada. It . is printed
monthly and contains all
the nerviest
designs and styles in ladier, misses
radrens dresses h -ti AtheraTtirgtes.'
and no lady who wishes to keep her-
self thoroughly pos .ed'on these inter=,
esting Mat6ers, should be without this
magazine. Ttle''' price is only..$1 per
year, and all subscriptions should be
sent to the Delineator Publisting Co.,
33 Richmond Street, West Toronto.
.Birchall Must Die
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•• . The refusal of the Dominion Govern-
ment to interfere :with the sentence of
death passed upon Reginald Birchall
for the murder of F. C. 13enwell, at
the Woodstock asSizes, meets with
almost., univerSal approval by t he
public His execution 'will take plaCe
between 'eight .and bine o'clook on
Friday ,(14th inst.) morning. , The.
prisoner still ' protests his innocence .
of the murder, but' says he lied • at
first to shield another, and he would
rather' die now than tell the name of
the man who killed Benwell t• is
net expected, that he will make a con-
feSsion. • •
Orange Entertainment..
An excellent entertainment was
given ,at Dungannon on the 5th: inst
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under • the auspices of the Orange
Lodge, it being the occasion of theopening of the new hall in that village.
Rev. Mr. Carey occupied the chair,
and after a few remarks as to the
ohject for which they had met,. called
on the Lucknow ulee klub to open
the programme, wItich. they res.ponderl
to in good style. The programme was
very lengthy, but was apparently well
appreciated by the large audience
present. There 'were sotos, duets,
ell•fl, swing'irIA., ri r4 hy Latta
Ilerry, Emily Peart, Laura Berry,
1, 1)10 Little, and Jean Gn
G. Murray, ad
• Messrs Geo. E. Kerr, Pieree, Morrison,
Hughes,. Little, and Lawrence. The
entertainment closed with Che whole
nude iencsinging God Save the Queen.
The hall is a film huilding and will
c"11-1Prtro favorably with any in the
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school house, • Ashfield, on.Tuesday
evening. He is expected to address a
meeting at the Grange Hall .(Murray's
Corners) on Saturday eyening.. '
Thursday last. (Thanksgiving day)
proved to be a fine day, and every gun,
old or new, in the village was pressed
into service fora% day's hunting.
Every Species' of game from a red
squirrel to a fox stood in peril of its
life until our day of :National Thanks-
giving was over. • •
—Benwell's murder and ,,Birchall's
execution will not be altogether in
vain. 'The farrn premium business, we
are told by cable, has received a final
blow, and the advertisements for young
leen to act- as "gentleman farmers" in
Americaand Australia have disappeared
'from tlie London press.
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—Mr. V. Cook, V. S., of Lucknow,
visitina- Mr. F,M•cIlveen and other
relatives and friends in Goderich town-
ship. He will shortly go to Charlotte,
North Carolina; to attend Medically to
the street car horses of that city, ata
salary of .$1,500 'a year.—Ex.
—The moss on the trees, the Ken-
tucky goosebone, the actien of, the
frogs, and a dozen other things all
betoken an unusually severe winter,
but don't you be: upset until the then-
mometer. --actually indioates at least 7
degrees brilo: The weather is a very
uncertain i�xture.
—Miss Vallace, one of -Toronto's
public school teachers and, a former
teacher in the Lucknow public school,
was recently preseuted widi a purse of
$50 in gold for the exhibition in calix
• thencies given hy her pupils at the
Chautauqua camp grounds this sum -
She is regarded as anionat the
cleverest public school, teachers in she
province.
A Free Horne
A cottage worth $750 will be erected,
or its equivalent in cash will be given
to the person detecting the greatest
nutnber of typographical errors in the
December issue' ()four monthly journal
entitled "OUR HOMES." Three
hundred .and tifty additional cash
priiek, amounting to $2,300, will also
be awarded in the order mentioned in
rules governing competition. Prizes,
payable at p\ar in any part of Canada.
or the -United Stats.. Send 1c in
stamps, for complete rules and sample
copy of "Our Homes,"I Iwill be
issued about Nov. 20th. Address,
OUR 1.10M ES PCBLISRIN6 Co., Brock-
ville, Canada.
Tim law in Canada requires the
attendcnce at school of all children lies
tweer. seven and ,thirteen years of age
fora period of at least one hundred
days in each year. This is a gond law
hut is. as a rule a dead letter. There
is a general movement in the news-
paper world- in favor of enfor
IS DAILY INCREASING-.
-We- have •secured thirteen different
shades in -dress silks at manutte-turer's• prices. To see •
'these goods is to admire them, ,ind buyers wonder .
- -where, we botightiliem so.ehea,p.
IsTErtrA B .„.1 EGAirasi
Millinery' for balance 'of season.
OW: ARE. YQIIR?0OR FEET?
Are you troubled with corns warts
bunions, or ingrowing too nails ? If do, we have the
footwear for you. They fit all 4fer and
don't touch any place,
IF
We cannot fit,
But it your feet measure less than
three feet, come right alongand don't let the
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bonanza barglin opportunity slip yo'.
„ON, THE 01-jEAP
SHAWLS, MANTLES,
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MANTLINGS,
READY-MADE \ CLOTHING.
COME ONE. COME ;1:11.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS
J. R. PTON,
OLD PIONEER STORE,
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