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The Lucknow Sentinel Bruce County, Friday, February 6th
Maple Logs
Eight dollars per thousand feet
will in future, 'be paid for first-class
maple logs over eighteen inches in
diameter at Mitchell's mill, Lucknow.
Buying Grain
Having leased Mr. A. McGrory's
storehouse, I am now buying all kinds
of grain ai, the nigrlesi market price.
Mr. V,cGrer' v
to tuy steady every ay.—
Tenders
y. Tenders Wanted
Tenders will be received, by the
undersigned for caretaker of the
public school, up to the end of second
week in February. Lowest tender
not necessarily accepted.—D. R. Mc-
aSveretar
Vicintt
Notice
The office of J. S. Jerome, dentist,
will be open every lawful slay from
this date "(except Thursdays) until
further notice. Office above Mr.
' Grenache's shoe store.
Public Notice
All parties who are. indebted to the
firm of Taylor S; Powell, either by
ever due note or account, they had
better settle at once if'they� will save
costs.—PAUL POWELL.
Reform Gonveetion
A convention of the Reformers of
Nest Bruce will be held in the town
hall, Kincardine, on Friday next,
13th February, to select a candidate
to represent the Reform party in the
coming elections for 'the House. of
Oommons.on the 5th of ¥arch.
Open Lodge
An open meeting of the Royal
• Templars' of Temperance will be• held
in the Temperance Hall on Tuesday
evening ..next, February • 10th. The
prograinme will consist of speaking
and singing by the members. All are
i rite, _ at
at the close.- Meeting to 'commence
at eight o'clock.
• Sacramental Services
•
The sacrament of the 'Lord's Supper
•was administered.in the Presbyterian
church `here -on Sunday last, and the
1�•eb. Mr. Malcolm, of Teeswater,
embed-°botlor ring and -evening to
large congregations. The Rev. gentle
mean is a magnificent speaker and his
sermons on Sunday were greatly ap-
preciated by all present.
Only Just
A Canadian judge has, ..in giving
judgement -in a- wages case, laid down
the maxim that an employer has no
right.to swear at his'employe, and that
the, latter -can'leave his service if. the
practice is persisted in, notwithstand-
ing that a contract is thus violated.
A judgement like this seems reason-
able and no self .respecting employer
would indulge in such a vile habit:
The Driving Park
A meeting of the rnernl,ers of the
Driving Park .Association was held in
Mr. ,-Somerville's office on Monday
- evening- last, and although no detinate
: e , action was taken 'regarding the leasing
of the Park, we be lieye the grounds
will be secured and that toe 'Assoia,-
t.ion will have one or' two "speeding"
. contests among local horses during the.
coming summer.
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, Newspaper Law
MR. ,En1TOR,=-I presume with your
long experience in the newspaper busi-
ness you will be pretty well acquainted
with the newspaper, law, would you
'k'indly answer, •me a question in con-
• nection with it. If a subscriber. to a
journal allows his Subscription to
qxpire and' the paper is still sent to
his address; for some time after. •
'that subscriber tenders the money for
the time he has taken it, and orders
the paper to be . stopped, is the pub.
li.�lir�r fort(id to take the money And'
comply with the request, or is the
subscriber compelled to take the paper
the full year en account of ,receiving
• the paper . after the subscription had
expired t Yours, Wont., WISIIER.
A subscriber to Any journal can stop
that paper coming to his address at
nuy time by payinguparrears. [Editor]
This is an Easy One .
' The success of our last word •finding
contest, just cilosed, enco'prages us to
otter another Free Tei around the
World, or its cash equivalent to the
person sending in the largest list of
words • spelt the slime forwrl,rd and
backward, such as. • "Pip," - '"13oh,"
•1-iatrlath." The C(►,hest •Closes May
'5th. e Throe daily prizes for the three
' largest lists received. Contest is open
tp the world. everyone sending ten
words ^will get a prize. Nearly 1200
won pria,os in our recent •contest,
di,ulos ar*Yl sample paper 12 cents-
tog•etheewith a large illustrated ciao,.
;log.ue. -.. Address Bell's Magazine,
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Toronto Convention
The date of holding the great
Reform Convention in the • city of
Toronto has been changed to Wednes-
day and Thursday, February 18th
and 19th. Ten delegates from each
riding are expected to attend and as
many more as may be able to take the
time. The leaders of the party will
address the gathering.
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Our Thanks
We are greatly obliged to the ver
large number of our readers who have
paid up their accounts and renewed
their subscriptions to the SENTINEL
but we hope to hear frotn many others
soon. We also wish to express our
appreciation of the work of our corres-
pondents, and thekindness of friends
who occasionally drop in items of
news.
The County .Council .,.
On account of the large amount of
space given to the Trade Question and
other communications, we are unable
to give a report of the business trans-
acted at the .Bruee County meeting in
Walkerton, but will da so next week.
The--ne
Council will be held•in Lucknow on'
the first Tuesday in June, and as this
is the first time our village has been
honored with a vist by the members of
the County Parliament, we hope our
citizens generally will give them a
hearty welcome.
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Foresters Visit
Some nine' members of Court Sher-
wood in this' village,' paid a fraternal
Visit to the Foresters Lodge at Holy -
rood on Friday last, and report having
enjoyed a pleasant time, and one and
all are-' loud in their praises of the
cardial welcome and royal treatment
they received at the hinds of the
HolyTood brethren. On their way
home,' however, during . the severe
•snow storm that was ragin,-at the
time, the horses got off the road; and
dumped the • occupants. of the sleigh
into the ditch, but fortunately no
damage was done. -
West Bruce Orangemen;,. -
The annual meeting of the West,
Bruce County Orange of
was held
in the village of Ripley- oil Tuesday
last, and a large delegation of mem-
bers was .present from all parts of the
county. The following is a list of the
officers elected': County. Master, Bre.
Alex Davison, Lucknow; Deputy' C.
M., Bro. J. 11. Scott, Kincarnine ;
Chaplain, Bro.- Dr. Bradley. Bervie ;
R. S., Bro. Thos. Wilson, .Bethel ; F
S., Bro. J. Graham, Ripley ; Treasurer,
Bro. R. Russell, Glalumis ; D: • of C.,
Bro. Geo. Begg, Bervie; Lecturer,
Bro. E. Miller, Kincardine ; D.
Lecturer, Bro. T. Elliott, Bethel. A
motion was unanimously passed select-
ing 'Lucknow as the place for holding
the celebration on the Colniirg 12th of
July: "
Shorthand
Never before was such a chance
offered to the people. A shorthand
system taught at your very doors at
so small a cost as to bring it within
the reach of all ; can be learned by
to.yone of ordinary' intelligence iris
from three to twelve weeks, and is so
powerfel as to report.' verbatum the
fastest speeches and most important
evidence. Business and professional
leen, young men and old ,nen, young
ladies and old ladies, everybody every-
where should learn shorthand. It is
the necessity of the age and the writ-
ing' of the future ' Join our classes
now or you will miss the chance of a
lifetime, as they only halt fora limited
time. Teachers' class Sarurday at
p. m , A lar a number have already
,fouled but ev y teacher within reach
should avail I imsel£of. thisoP►ortunity.
Rooms open every day and evening
this week, and are invited to•ra.l1 and
fully investigate the claims.. of the
system. Rooms 'over Murchison's
store, ---John McKay, Teaeher.
-.—Mr. Paul Powell; of Wingham,
wris in the villageton Wednesday, rind
we .are glad to know he is rapidly
•ecovering from his recent viecident, __:''
Piles of Goods
Messrs. , Brurpton Bros. h,vg re
moved their immense ;:tock of goods
from Exeter to Lucknow, andtnow
have in the Old Pioneer store here the
largest stock of goods ever brought to
...the- village: A double -°sow of shets,=
leg had to he put in to hold all the
goods. Look out for advertisement
next week.
IbilAffrAttrooair
The Oddfellows social' announced in
our last issue. took place in the
Society's beautiful hall' on Friday
evening last, and was attended by
'nearly all the brethren, their wives,
sweethearts, and immediate friends.
These annual enter•tainbments are
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Idnuasnekng
hers with a good deal of pleasure and
we have been -informed that the social
this year fully equalled anof the
former gatherings, and all went home
highly delighted with the pleasures of
the evening. ' The chair was very ably
occupied by the Noble Grand, Mr. D.
Patterson, and solos were given by
Miss Lalla Berry; Mrs. (Dr.) Gordon,
and Miss Emma Peart, a recitation' by
Miss Slack, of London, and speeches
by Mr. W, .1. Henry, of Kincardine,
and the Rev. J. S. Coiling and the
Rev. Dr. Strongman. The committee
also wish to express their thanks to
the yodng ladies who assisted to pre-
pare the sandwiches and other edibles.
'THE
ST_ H T..�.;7$_
Preparing for the fill trade. Our stock is frllTn�; ii f
w
ith the latest novelties of the seas�1N. Our usual stock
of stable dry gok. ds is very. conllrlt- te. We have ,just
opened some special.lines in
s•^..^�.r a rr^ .�7, �x��z.?,T.. ,'L k�e,^. �-a ��e��,;uau•. T•� r^,.� .s•r• n*^.�?" , yr�,T•rc.c-
BEAUTIFUL GOODS.
Also a fine assortment of ready maftrl F1nt'.lil!S:', bortgl't
more with an eye to duality than to a low price. Po.iititi e v
no shoddy. To arrive in a fear days. a very large- i1sst)rtl11eJ
/1 11 f1LP.: AY.Ii n•pYl hlr.rn nn �. 1\11e T.. ",l.,t tl�a`". iuul..fl t1. ♦:.n :i ..
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Italian elastic goods so popular with the upper ten: .l\lantI.
NEVUS OF THE TOW1T.
A Week's iteeurd of the Pushing Border
Town.
—The Ontario Legislature will sleet
on Wednesday, next.
—Mr. and Mrs. Al. Odium, of
Toronto, are visiting friends iu Luck -
now.
—Script' is king. No other ` bort-
hand system so simple, rapid and
Ieeibie.
-Mrs. -fains, of Gorrie, is the
guest of Mrs. G. W. Berry, of this
village. •
—Miss McQueen, of Ripley,'is the
guest of Mrs. :Kenneth McLeod' of
this village.
—Mr. Hodgins and wife, of Luck-
now;spent few -day's -visit -in 11Th.
Wilson, 8th con.—Attwood Bee.
•
' ' —Mrs. Smith has $3000 worth of
dress goods; • mantlings,—etc.,, that
must be disrosed oft' this month. '
—No education is complete without
a knowledge of shorthand. Complete
your education by learning Script.
.—Revival services are being held
every evening in the Baptist church,
by Miss . Ch tpinan, a• lady evangelist.
-1YIr. Sumner, bandmaster, has,
also been engaged' to teach the Kin-
cardine bared every Tuesday evening.
--We regret to learn that Miss
Maggie McDonald, daughter of Mr.
D. McDonald, has beetseriously •ill
for the past week.
-The sacrament • of the Lord's
Supper will be administered in the
'Methodist church on Sunday morning
next, when the Rev. M. ‘I alwin will
preach: .•
.-11/1t. and 'Mrs. G.' Mair, Mr. and
Mrs.. J. McGarry and Mie D. Geddes,
attended a grand ball in Wingham on
Tuesday evening, under the ,auspices
of the bachelors and benedicts of the
town. It was sr. brilliant affair.
%—On ' account of the band practis-
ing in the town hall. on Friday evening
there will be no literary. • Can't
something be done to avoid collision.
The band is good, but a time for
everything and everything in its time
should promote the: harmony of our
village.
—The elections are coming off on
the 5th of March; and until 'then, fiery
orators will be 'stirring up the people
to 'do their dnty to the old flag, and
you will be wishing yvu could take
down their..speeches. Get ready for
next election by joining McKay's
classes aha learning. Script shorthand,
311411CRIElli
RITCHiS--BAYNEs -By Rev. W. A. Strong-
man, L -L. i1., on Jan. 28th, at the resi-
dence of the bride,'s parents. Mr, Chas..
Baynes, 12 con. of Ashfield Mr. Alfred E
Ritchie to Miss Caroline Baynes, ad of
Ashfield,
McK(AT—NIKON—By Rev W,4. Strongmann1
on .tan 28th, at the 'eesidence rf the
bride's parents, Mr. John Nixon, f2 coo.
of Ashfield, Mr. Andrew McKtty to Mils
Margaret Nixon, all of Ashfield,
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LUOKNOW MARKETS.'
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(Corrected every 'Thursday morning.)
Flour $2.90
-Fall \\ heat ...... ..... ' 88
Oats 40
Peas 6'0
Barley . 40
Potatoes 40 to 50
Butter 13
cloth in good variety and at 'closest l:lricvs, .A large assort
uient of novelties iitld staples to arrive in the next few flays.
As• usual our stock of 'groceries,, hats, caps, boots, shc,p -,
hardware, crockery, etc., etc., is well assorted and. all sohnit
closest prices, Please call and inspect.
ROBERT MURRAY,
St. Helens, Sept. 3rd.
I J)OYT WANT THE EARTII,
BEET
1 WANT A LIVING. ,
And I am_going to have it in Lucknow, too and I hereby.
announce to the people of Lucknow and surrounding country 'that
any person or persons coming to me having their teeth out
that I will put in two sets of teeth, t
0
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Temporary or Pcrmanent
For the price of one set; $15, made of the very best material•
in the world. .1 use no rubber but C. Asli Sons,'London, England.
The teeth will be C.: Ash Sons, and S. S. White's, conceded
by all who are in the business to be the'best in the world. .
Those firms have their names on. their goons, and the people
can see ,what Alley are getting, and 'as I•. will . •
•Guarantee Sa2tufacti6 n
1
To all reasonable people, the unreasonable, and there are such in the world,.
•will•please' bear in niind, that 1 do riot want their trade. 1 can
.always be found at .Dr. Tennant's office, Lucknow.
Vattierso), ZallaCknOW4
TO. PIG BREEDERS.
111HE TTNDERSIGNED WILL KEEP
fur service at lot 1, can, 11,'E. D. Ash-
field, his superior. bled Suffolk b )ar "Torte* •
tor,"•also Berkshire boar "Butterfly Duke"
noted prize winners of Halton 'Co, Out
Terms $1.00 strictly cash. • Also for •sale
cheap a first-class thoroughbred Shorthorn
bull calf.
MATHEW FARRIS,
Lanes P. 0., Ont.
House And Lot For Sale.
FOR SALE A '. LARGF FRAME
house, with stone foundation, contain -1
Ing six roams, w,odshed, etc,, situated. on
Campbell street, opposite Dr. Garuier'►t rear•
dence. The lot contains one quarter acre;
and is well suited fora garden. For further
particulars apply to •
JAS, WILLIAMSON,,
2m-881 Lucknow P. 0,
FARM FOR SALE.
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THE EAST HALF OF 1.40T 20,
in the J 4th concession of the Township •
of West Wawannsh, containing 100 acres more
or less. Aboot 85 acres are cleared and fit for
cultivation. Balance timber and slash. Sixty
acres seeded down. :There is on the premises
a first-class spring creek, two good pumps,
good orchard. and first -clays buildings, con-
sisting of oew barn `with. Splendid stone stab
ling, and new brick house. Thq farm is well
fenced and the 'laird is in good eondition. It
is about two and a half .miles from the village
of Lucknow, on, a gond gravel road, and nine
miles from the town of Wingham. For further
`particulars apply on the premises or address
ALEX. CAMERON,
885-tf Lt.eknow P,10
2 GOOD FARMS
. FOR SALE OR T') RENT.
7::15'1" IiAI,IY OF LOT NO. 3, CONr;E .
sine 13, E. D. Ashfield,• in the County of
Huron, ninaty sores cleared, about five acres
of fall wheat. fifteen acres seeded, two dwell.
ingil,•two orchards, two wells, no bitter Soil,
barn, stable, granary, shed. ets. Also ' north
Half of lot 6. con. 13, with 12 acres of fall
wheat, 40 acres seeded, good), fences, orcharo
and buildings. The above property will be
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sold or rented at onee. Apply immcdi Lely tt,
..888 _ • Il, G11 HH-A:M -Lt cklrow.
ub Grocor
IMMENSE BARGAINS,
Having just received a large consign
ment of
Fresh Groceries
Choice family flour,wokk
Choice Tobacc® , .
Ca�s�ed' Goods.
Crockory,
Glass o.0
Togs, Cogees,
axis Sugars, .
which' will be 'sold cheap at
the Hub 'Grocer
Goods delivered to all paris
of the village,
JOHN ELLIOTT
PUBLIC NOTICE.
wTt1TICE IS HEREBY GiVEN TT4AT
IA Carrick,
Ru ,warm,, of the Township of
Cearrick, in the County of Brice, yeoman, will,
apply to the Parliament of Caiiridi at the next,
session thereof 'for a Bill of divorce froth his
wifeuerly
f the said Ttownship 4 Carrick, but n► w re-
siding in the city of Cllicago,.iu the State of
Ililtiols, II, S. on the ground id adultery.
Dater! at' Walkerton, Out., this 1st day of
September, 1890.
O'C'ONNOR.& O'CONN OR,
6 inns^ .86 ,..
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