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The Lucknow %Sentinel arader ()minty Fridays pecerno6r
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T-oFFicE.' • MaPle leoga Wanted
Houri iss*to 7 p, m, Messrs, Mitchell Eros: will pay the
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Buying Grain
1:40.4 leaspdv A,, MoGrory's,
stereheil.set MR AltYring- Akin,
grOP, at the highest. market price.
Mr. McCrory -will be an the market
to buy steady every day.—Geo. Kerr.
Collectors Notice .
The .undersigned will be at the
examinations of the Lucknow public following places at times stated below
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ittfh001 IS lidrt areeerived, liut awing t.& for the purpose of receiving taxes.:
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correspondence and other matter we
• are unahleto publish it before next
week. ..
Band Concert
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brigade band concert, the event
of the season, is to take place in the
•town hall -on Christmas night, at which
al theleadine fecal n ill •artic•
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at.'&'13,..1•40th• 10i0o a. m.,
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Aillinge and (trim*. tw#,
Langside, Wednesday, Dec. 10th,
afternoon ; Gaunt's MR Thursday,
December 1 lth •'Lucknow, Saturday,
December 13th.—john Purvis, Col-
lector.
Our Toronto Letter
While in Toronto the other day we
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•Il:ifarriedAn Dakota
:••,"The' Wheatland Eagle of November
28th Contains the marriage notice of
Miss Belle McArthur, a farmer resi-
dent a, LuAnow, to Mr. Ronald Mc-
Kinnore of Seattle, • Washington
Territory, on the 26th ult.
nubile Notice:.
AII•partiesdndebted to the late firm
ofjaylor 4 Powell, hardware mer-
ohants, must pay, the same ,to Mr.
Rauf Powell, before. the 15th of
gecenitlier, or they. will be • placed in
otherhands.for c011eetion.. •
county.Oonvention
••;:eThe,subordiratte associations af the
Patrons of Industry of the'eounties of
Huron and. Bruce will hold a 'county
convention ia,the town hall, Lucknow,
un Saturday, December 13th, corn-
,mtenchtg at one o'clock p. mi forAhe
ttpeisection of.business connected with
the formation of county association.
AA Big Cheese,
Canada claims to have produced the
liihest 'cheese in the world. From the
regarioll factory was lately turned out
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It was six feet ten inches -1n diameter,
three 'feet im height; and twenty-one
‘" fibeti;ilLeifouinference. It required the
Milking 'of seven thousand cows, or
tit • of Milk to produCe it.
Orange Blossoms •
No season inall the •annals of lake
• sherei.;smith, •his witnessed such a
• niatrithonial stirring up .of its young
pdoPle, as has this present season.
Tho latetit victor was Mr. James Mc
• Cetniick,':' Who' reeognized the many
elsitenie of 'Miss Anna, seemed:daughter
• of William Boyd, Esq., and, carried the
young lady off on W ednesdar Mgt the
• 101tAr ' Inst.; • to. grave his own* home
IliOtiteffirtli. • Mr.. McCormick is tube
Coiikratidated, on his graduation • from
theigingle school into the universityof
•• inatritooy.—Itiracardint Review,
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• .• Elvenins,BTijoyment-. •
The latest fad in the line of parties
• isan ''observation party." 'A table is:,
Jaen With a miscellaneous assortment
. . of articles Thb guests.nre allowed 'to
()servethe same for a sheet titp,e, and
then are required to•a;Ajourn to another
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• • roOth and write as -near a complete list..
as they can from memory, the prize
. • winners . of course are the ones with.
. -.the...A*3st reteutive memories. The ,
pt tinie :has at least this to com-
,•...:4usaed that it serves a practical
• Perpoe..in,t,raiining,the memory. •
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Liberal .RecognitionN
Mr,. Als4, Smith., the genial pro,
prietoref. the Kinloss Mills, has been
• nlad6 ,,the recipient - of a magnificent
gold watch .by the Ad.vertiser,Printing
pa e. az or 1 ana you wig wee
for a treat. Don't forget the date
Xmas night Look out for bills and
programmes.—U. E. Kerr, Manager.
Serious Runaway
On Monday last is a ten year old
son of Mr. James Hunter, lake shore
range, Huron, was driving a team of.
spirited horses, they ran awaw threw-.
ing the little fellow out of the wagon,
badly fracturing his skull and breaking
his ,jaw bone. Medicel aid was --at
once secured and at last accounts he
is as doing as well as could be expected
Rree Text Books
It is probable that the local Govern-
ment will introduce a measure next
session empowering cities, tdwns and
incorporated villages to supply public
school pupils with free text books. • The
• theory on which this policy is based is
a reasonable one. The recognition of
the principle that it is the duty of the
state to educate its youth may be said
ito, involve the provision of free text
'books.
.School Cadets
Principal' D. Yule, off the Luck -
now public School., =welled his battal-
" •d.ete-alow-ra-streeteon-Itaiday-Laviien—the—ligh-to—aro turneel—m •
afternoon last, and treated the citizens ,brilliantly illenninatos the whole build -
to an exhibition of fancy The ing.; On . Wednesday the ,proprietoes
boy S went through thevarious of the factory extended an invitatioiri
Manouvres in. a manner .that`would do to the citizens .of the village to visit '
credit,' to a regular regiment of Her the „works that .evening, and from
Majeity's service. It is good exercise seven o'cloek till nine, the place was
and so long as ip does . not interfere 1 thronged witleanxious sightseer, all of
with the other studies of,. the school, 1 whom expressed themselves delighted,
will. result in a' peat deal of good to not only with the bearitifnl lights,. but
the pupils.. •with the machinery and the rapid Way
Temple Accident 1 in which the work is turned out in
• little "five- year old son'of Mr everydepartment. •
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Hugh Pritchard, of Ashfiehl, met with i A Splendid Entertainment
A terrible sad death in his father's E The ripening entertainment of . the
saw; mill one day last week. His Mechanics'. Institute Literary Society
clothing:became entangled in ons of, the 'Town' Hall on Friday evenies,
ille•cogewheele and' ihan•instant the last, was greeted with a Crowded housef.
little fellow was drawn into the wheels, while the .prograrnme 'rendered. was o
breaking both his arms and crushing an interesting arid instructive charact
his head' in' a • frightful manner, and.1 er. The chair., Was. occupied by Reeve
When the machinery WAs stepped; per.. Bryan, and after a selection from the.
'tiorks. -of?thiet.sula lweretfOhnd imbedded. Firemen's band, MiSs.. Grave Boyd
in . the • cogs. .•It --is te, very, sad mai r. • gt,•tVe a well executed musical selection,
and the family have the • earnest which was followed by an adnairaLly
sympathy, of idi. written and well read essay on "Self
Methodist Tea -Meeting.; • -• discipline" by Miss Jean G. Murray
The •anniversary• services of the Miss Enima,Peart then sane a beauti-
Methodist church, in this vil1agi . Will ful solo, after which the President of.
the Mechanics' Institute, Mr. D. D.
be held on Sunday and Monday next,
Yule, delivered an intetesting and
the 7thand 8th insts. On Sunday the
highly instructive lecture on "The •
services will be conducted both morn -
wars of the Crusades," their social,.
ing and evening 'by Conductor IV, K.
Snider, and on Mondaycommercial and political influence.
' evening a tea -
meet ine will be held, when addresses The bancl• followed ,with another
,will he delivered by the former pastor selection, when Miss Libby McDonald
thechurch, Rev. G. R. Turk,, of gave a very gcea essay entitled "All
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is not, geld that glitters,." which was
44uelph ; Rev. Jos., Edge, , of Clinton ;
••followed by a nicely.sung •duet.by the
Rev. Austin. Potter, of •Duaigannote ;
Misses Laura Berry and Ada ,Uolling.
and the resident Refresh -
Mr. John G. Murdoch then took , the
platform and after delivering a neat
little speech on the great benefits of
the Mechanics' Institute and the read-
ing room,to the citizens of the' village,
gave a very fine reading which was'
wel received.. Short speeches were
also made by Directors James Sorrier -
G'. W. Berry, R. D. Cameron,
Fred. Grundy, Robert Graham, T. W.
Hildred, D. D. Yule, and the chair-
irian, after which the band brought the
evening's enjoyment . to 'a close.
Another ripen entertainment will be
not a little surprised on. Saturday given en Friday evening the 12th inst.
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newspaper writer, of acknowledged
ability, to send us an occasional
review of the leading events transpir-
ing in the Queen city, and this . week
we take pleasure in presenting to our
readers an able and interesting criti-
cism a the great African, explorer's
recent visit to that city.
Should be Registered
Awexcliange says that a shark is
taking in the different towns in order
to find if there are any firms of co
partnership who have not filed their
partnership certificates. Some big.
hauls have been made in some places:
It would be well to be prepared for.
this adventurer, as he may come any
day: Therefore, if Brown & Jones, or
any other firm have not registered
they should do so without delay, and
get their certificates.
Lighted By Electricity
The furniture factory of Messes..
Cliff & Forster in this village is now
lighted by electricity, by the useof
forty-one incandescent lamps of six-
teen candle-power each. The plant
was purchased from the Ball Electric,
Light Company, • of Toronto, and
ments..will be served • in the basement
Cu., of London. That enterprisiii" 'fro nto.
78-p in.'after which a niusical
' fiem.offered•the ertiele • referred to, in' ?.t• literary- programme will be given
addition to their cash,comniissim: to by the choir and others. Admission
the sender of the largest f list.of yearly
r.25 cents Ail are welcome..
subscriptionsto the Western ibilmrtimi• •
Leaving Lucknow
for the month of NOvember, and Mr.
We regret to learn that -Mr. Robert
Sera') headed the HAI The A tivera,er
Davidson has decided to'renave to
not only deals liberally, with its. agents •
hut its rescuers as well;' ivirt,8 !the %Wage of Paisley. He hag pur-
and Daitgliteri4, aecharrning monthly 'phased an interest in the farniture.
factouy in that place from, 1V1r,
p,ublieation. for • ladies, being now
"Stove', whOformerly lived ky,Lueknow .
fircheded with each yearly subscr-iption
From its inception the growth and rrho. Paisley Admeate referring to
the muter. says : Our citizens were
iriflueeee of" the Adhertieer been
unprecedented•iin the, an n als Of';'• Cana-
dian jourealisna..,
'A 4750, 0Ottagee
Or its equivalent, in cash will .1ce
given to the person deteeting, the
greatest number,, of errovs, (wiriers•
w rongly • spelled ..or misplaced) its the
llecember issue , of "Our Hies."
Jn additint, ' willbe given two ,. cash
prizes. .ef $200 each, four of $100,teight
ten of $25, twenty-five 4,410,
fifty:a $A; one hundred of $2, andione
hu'qdred and fifty of $ , distribute1. in
citder mentioned -in rules amid regu-
letioes, whieh will. bosent withea copy
• 4 Inveniber issue- on reeiptof.15
t nte in, stamps. Special eado prizers
en away almost every day '40,0pg
un.etitioiwhieI1 clops Februaryaist.
1 00 Address,; Ourr Homes ' Pubt141011-
) .g Co„ Bre* ville,. (*nada.
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evening tu learn that Messrs., Stovel &
Ellis had dissolved partnership, and
that a new firm Messrs. 1)tevison
.Ellis would' henceforth costeltict the
business.. Since coming ttiPaisley last
wiftter and taking an interest in the
business Mr. Stovel has applied him.
self diiliiiently to eXtending. the tntde.
flie..entire machinery of the shop ,was
overhauled aed new machines added
wid.Ouring the, summer a large amount.
•of • .stuff has been manufactured, and
dispes, ed of, meta of it going to out
sid& markets. It was therefore:44th
no :little surpriSe the public learnt that
Mr, Stovel had,;disposed of hirt.ieterest
in. the factory. His successor rnrc R.
DariSon comes ,fcorn' Luekuosr. I
A pragtical mail, and beare.the replete-
tien.of being a,usher, and, we bespeak
or, 4,43 now 'kit* al:runda.k,1t.,supess4„",.
te ‘st
• —Every one is looking for cash in
these times and a good opportunity is
offhred everyone of finding it just now.
The proprietor of Hepburu's 'Blood
PurifiterloffErs a series of prizes em-
braeing.$1,000 to every persons send-
ing in the largest list of words
composed from the letters in the name
Blood Thirifier. The prizes will
et6brace the sums of $100.00i $50.00,
$25.00, three prizes. of $10.00 each,
twenty-one prizes ok, $5.00 eatile all
in cash, . and a handsome present to
every other person sending in a list of
words. Send 3c. sta•see.p for circular
givin4all particulars. 84)ecial offer to
rhose who cannot get up atJist, of vvoeds.
Addrees, C. • E. Hepbuotre , Druggist,
Iroquois, Ont.
--Mr. E. Bower returned from
01Mth.ien on ,Wednesday.
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The old Pioneer Store still leads.
TMEPEOPLL
We have the goods ands
THE • PRICES ARE RIGHT,
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Have you seen our 4.50 overcoatS,
THEY AFE MYSTIFIER&
All wool except the button holes.
Perhaps some will think we
stole these coats, vv -e- sell them so'
cheap. It's no difference, you
get the goods, and we the money
n the cheap list
ill be found.
MILINERY,
.ANTLES,,
MANTLING,
RES$1 GOOD
TOWELLINGS,
J. BRUMPTON,
OLD PIONEER STORE,
CICINT 0
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