Lucknow Sentinel, 1890-11-28, Page 5eat, .21 ,ss
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The :North Country
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Vida fl?ri Mineral* and IlfariM1lt4 1.4ndli.
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'The discovery of rich, otiineral de-
pOsits .44. • tlie tort:hero part of this
p.,kivince, and the efforts being made
Iv • . prosynict.ors and capitalists and
.1A1 -es to extend theae discoverie4, will
thave Et 1.1VIII`fiviiii virect upon Oct t
portion Of our (WU ritry, for slier the
see i•cli for mine:noels has been completedi
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he Lucknow Sentinel, Bruce kjounty, Friday, November 28th.
IUP GOES THE JAY BIRD*
A beautiful assortment of thebest
STOVES AND HARDWARE
vercoats
4and. The official reports of the
9ntario ffavernment show that there
are valuable farming and grazing lands
that vast ir1(on between the Ottawa
River and the Lake of the Woods
district, rid On the islands off the
ron. to
government surveyors have been
through this cii'trie and lined ranges
Of towase. s from the Ottawa to, the
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;i1 . . so -lined out eight or ten
towesi.ips on the west shore of Lake
Ternises.mitigue. This 'is in what may
be called a highle.titute, yet. it is only
• about two hundred and fifty or three
hundred files north t)i Toronto. A
great de...' of this territory is timber
land as yet untouched by the lumber
men ; other parts of it are rocky and
.sterile, but there are .ntany tracts Of
tine arable land waiting development
by the agriculturist. Roots and grain,!
have been rown there with Much;
success by the few settlers, prineipally,
French danadiacs, who 'have gone in,.
and croditalde authorities who have'
looked ilfes•the land have pronounced
it favorZle.forstoek-raising purposes.
Muskoka., and all that hilly, :rocky
'region lying north p,•id.north wet wil
yet attract sb0.ep and cattle raisers.
The count:), is ,rot so, weak nor the
Jand . nearly so poor -as that in the
"north of Scotland, where stock -raising
ds carried oisuccessfully and profit -
Ably. Bes:des, this reaion
'rat way comfnunicatien with Toronto
and Montreal, which are onlyabout
a day's -journey distant; The Ontario
'Government hs issued, several .stuall
pamphlets, founded .upon,Sut vey arid.
.geolmical reportj, dealing with the
7.111ineral and farming lands of the
..._—_north.T-c-otiotry-;-littt—the---inforriatton-
' they gi,,-; its meagre. Books and
Tattipii!ek ,going fully into the subject
shoUlt! be prepAred and issued, and
everything done to attract , attention
•thither. it is probable that Sudbury
,and other places in the tnining region
• will bocoi:ie ee,..tres'of pupulatioa, and
;in that event the Lrrning land nearest
Ito them will be'valuable as the source
.of supplies, andin that view many
might be- inclined to ,settle upon them.
What is wanted is the fullest informa-
tion regaroirlg this region. -
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Lf..f ')K14.0W MARKETS.
.,teorrected•eyery' hursday ,morning.)
'Flour ...... . .............$2.60
Fall V heat.
1Oats
Peas . 56
Barley' 44
Pork 5 00
Potatoes . 30 to 35
Butter
Eggs 15
88
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BOAR 1.ciii---SERV10E•
THE UD1RS1GNED WISHES TO.
irifcrin farmers of the surrounding
„country- that 1Ib will keep for service this
seasoa,:at .3, eon. 4, Kii3 I Pss, that thorough-
bredBerkshine boar 'Kmg Robcrt," furnished
with registered pedigree. ,Terms .:—$1 cash,
with privilige (if retie:Aug.
" ALE ANDEll, MoDON A.LD, •
.3-879 , • .Lucknow P. 0., Ont.
-STRAY. BULL.
QTR./VI/ED TO TEE PREMISES OF
• .1.73 undersignen. lot 7. (Om . 9. &rout the 10th
• of Anawit 'last, iyeaii4g helL Toe owner
iitay have same by proviiii:,,•14opexty and paying
expenses. ,
'JOSEPH ;JOHNSTON,
:3+879 • Holyrood P. 0., Ont.
•Itt0/%OPOR SERVICE. ,
THE UNDERSIGNJ!:). WISHES TO
infIrtri th1 farmets• that he will litep for
metvice this seagull at lot 21, con. 2, Kinloss, a
white Ohio -Chester :—S1 at
the time of service, wit-. pricileg returning
if neoesaary.
MdflONALD,
Etickfulw
130A 11 FOR srinvicE.
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ertan riNDET.SIGNET) WILL KEEP
I. for liorvie,1 this seiviei :it lot 22, con. 2,
Kiiiloss, thor uag h bred ,Ber,hAire boar ''''fbe
' Prince." l'erms $1,00, '•• atriettyesash
Iwithiprivilege of retlIrnitig if ritioessetry.
W I.LLIAM DAWSON',
47/7 Lucknoy P, 01,,Ont.
Pre-eminent among the large lots and low prices are
.overcoats. It will prObalgy hdlp yOu to a realization of
their nal
heavy Napa coats with capes from $2.30 to'$4.50, anid
is astonishing value. Yo.nths coats from the choice
heavy, .to the light fancies, in beavers and meltons from
$4.50 to $1, and among thorn are some lovely patterns.
Then the mens from $5 up to415, and then into the furs,
up to the Australian bears at 433. They make quite a
pile, and although going nicely we want to see them all
gone by next month this time.
Amonf;r, the fur goods to be worn this fall is the storm
collar and ,muff. Nothing more beautiful, nor fashionable
has yet been brought out. We have them in
diflerent s,anfprices low.
A noticeable feature this fall in regard to
et
c.that is at
they are :113Pitig worn
eight
furs, ealettes,
previous years. This is noticeable with the. men, but
more especially so with the ladies, and nothing is more
c,omfortable these chi11y afternoon .il -and evenings. We •
are carrying a large assortment ancl respectfully request
a look through. •
Honest flannels. 'Too many look for what they're not.
We ask your attention to flannels •that are all flannels.
Thats what flannetmen. says. He should know best.
Union, 121c. to 32c, All wool, 20c. to 35c:
Tweeds for fine and rough make up for cold weather,
to hand, at less than wholesaleprices. There's nothing
to prevent your having a pick now, but as we have often
told you, when gone, unless we buy again at Slaughter
prices 'we cannot replace them. Those know who
understand.
'Then there is blankets amongst the piles to choose
&tan. Long nap, soft woolleti goods, anticipation
enough in the thought tot enable a man to sleep well of
itesIE
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YOURS TIVULV,
Brasheln
dm.
Poultry takou.
--"K.Vitect
to call and see for themselves,
that everything is first-class, but
e price a poor affair:
D. G. TAYLOR.
Campbell Street East, Lucknow.
THE PEOPLES STO
Preparing for the fall trade. Our stock is filling up f
with the latest novelties of the season. Our usual stock
of staple dry goods is very complete. We have just
opened some special lines in
BLACK AND FANCY DRESS GOODS
BEAUTIFUL GOODS.
Also,a --fine assortment • of ready ma -1e clothing, bought
more, with an -eye to. quality than to a low price. Positively`
no shoddy. To .arrive in a.few days a very large assortment
of ladies and gentlemens underclothing.. inchiding those're
Italian elastic goods. so popular with the upper ten. Mantlo
cloth in good variety ' and at closest prices. . A large • assort-
ment of novelties 'and sta " -the-next few—du, s.
--A-S-71—isula. • our stock of.groceries, hats, caps, boots, shoes,
hardware, crockery, etc., .etc., is well assoited. aucl-ali.sold at
closest prices. Please call and inspect, • -• - • •
.ROBERT MURRAY.
St. Helens, Sept. 3rd.
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Tho Hub Grocory!
IMMENSE BARGAINS
Having just rpceived a large consign
ment of
Fresb. Groceries,
Choice family flour,
Choice Tobacco,
Catild Goods
•Crockery,
a.lass4are
T03,3, Coffees,
an6 Sugars,
which will be sold cheap at
the Hub G-rocery.
Goods delivered to all parts
of the village,
JOHN ELLIOTT
THE NEW EARLY GRAPE
"CORTLAND"
RIPENS FROM lgth TO 29th AUGUST
according to warmth Of season. Three weeks
-earlier than the Concord. -
" The above grape can only be purcha:sed from
authorized agents of Maple Grove Nurseries.
Waterioo, N ,
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. and all trees and plants sent
out from those celebrated nursery gr.unds are
guaranteed to give satisfaction. Give your
or4lei.s to our local agent,H.Spencer,Lucknow.
Agents wanted. "Apply to
J. W. McKAY,
3111.869 Gen Manager,' St Thomas,Ont
PUBLIC 'NOTICE.
• BOAR FOR bERVICE• •
Tit E UNDERSIGNED WIT L KEEP
for service this season at lot 11, .con. $,
E. D. Ashtield, a Chester white, fill bred
boar, lately broughl: from Pinkerton township. •
Terms $1, at time of service ; 431.26 4,uot so
paid. -
PAUL SMELIZER, •
Belfast P. 01, 0:.t,
PIG ESTRAY•
STRANED TO THE BREWES OF'•
the undersigned, lot 5-1, Coo. 1 Cielop.s,
on or abut the middle rf (..ctober,:a pig. The ,
owner is requested to prove propeuy, pay
expenses and iavrity•
THOS. McDONALD,
878 Lucknow P. a.
"shame water," but it appears they are 1
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not ashamed to drink it.
0 N L. 48 • 90.
TOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Adam Rus.sworm. of tho Township of
Carrick, in thO Comity of Brnce, yeoman, will
apply to the Parliament of Canada at the next
session thereof for a Bill of divorce frotn his
I wife, Emma Rtissworin, nee Correll, formerly
of the said
Township of ("arrick, but now -re-
siding in the city of Chicago, in the State of
Illinois, 1.1. S. on tIM ground of adultery.
Dated at Walkertolii Ont., this 1st day Of
September, WO.
, 010 1.0611, (f PlIOVOR, ;
.6 mos -S-867 .
'eSeficitors or applicant.
THE BEST COUGH '0,11EDICINE.
0014 BY Dlania:STO mvEnritarnz.
e'aNsktolvvRtioo'N.,
Atab.
WAGON MAKINC
HORSE . SHOEING
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CENE RAL BLACKEMITHING
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Adana Thoinpsoit begs Wave to tha th
inhabitants of bncknow and siirr.nintlin
cottatry for the libers.1 patrohage bests o -
him during the last seven years, and w:shes,..;
contionariee of 'his 'old enstseiners and a fa
share of the new, as he is in a better popitioir
than ever to supply the %tants of 01e pub!
Ha always has on hand a stock of
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Wagons it Buggies
of all kin is, He also will remind them of his
far famed 4•
SCOTCH -DIAMOND HitahOit
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which be alway has on land and are made
the %cry hat 'patellal. Parties wit titiig an
thing in ti is will& well to give hint acal
and see prices before purchasing elsewliero
Partinuln'r httontion tor.d
ALI. KINDS OF HORSE 811011NO*
flat feet contractions, and interfering,
Ily iitriel attention to business, good work
manship a rid employing nothing but good
workrncn, I trust to retain Ow attonaftz.
fally ex teemed to me. '
ADAM THOM IISOIV
Othirplielt treet oppositethe Bank
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