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''he" Loi Icts&v ent rel, Eruce ileJtint'y, F=riday, February tOth
HEMLOCK CITY.
Mrs. It. Bueglass sustained som.e--
aer"ere injuries by fulling on the ice
recently.
A very successful woad -bee and hoe-
down. took place at Mr, De. R:utlit-r-
ford's'ouli Thursday.
Ot if enterprising cattle dealer; Mr.
'"laii►ite1 th'ovSu is now buyin{ cattle
iu great untidier?.
teeveral from this section atfe:nlecj,
the Liberal cuuventioe held in I)un-
tiTsTrzacttit'iW r.:<.s "ym. r
1,,7' �ii(nt., ail )U( gnig Y!)ii tler present
stern aelx'p.rances w ill aid greenly iu
securing an election for ";11.. C
A ny pe.rsort w ho had ' the Lem('
fortune to attend the -Lochalsh Lit every
on Friday evening- was more tl'an
tilcased with the, progrtutuL- which
consisted of a literary e ntest bet ween
c-itr r
Me; Jeiial.l acted as captain for 'Heti-1-
'01k City told had our burg well rep.re-
rented. •.'1'liss I)u1h'• Henderson and
:lir. 1). 11,iither•for•d fnrais}it•d excellent
inu,sic , bile the reciting of 11.r•. Willie
:11c:1i ley and others completely took
the crowd, insomuch tit ct• the chair-
iiiati decided in their i'a%or. 'Rah for
the city. . 1 her friends here.. .
• ..`•1 rs ( Roy) K. Mc 1)01)0(1 has hone Miss Tena :1I cLeau
contest, Much will depend on the
action of the new party now organiz-
ing throughout our county, and it will
be seen whether the farmers will pull
together or otherwise. If .the Patrons
of Industry stand up for the sole
iiitt-rlsts of the agriculturist, a yasi.
change wilt have to take place in the
political arena as well as in the -prices
of goods. The latter fact has been
tilr•e•ady rea'ized at the Patron store
utarte.t in this town.
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1.4 held in the school house, seine
evidence remained that went to show
how young ;ten will get excited. The
next morning a splendid fur cap was
discovered projecting from under a
boarri outside the c:hool- I t appei, red
as if someone had ';.ern resting his ach,
jt, l,+gy?t :r tlica
-cap behind ; but -the other da a y pale
horse aitd its driver appeared in town
making enquiries concerning the lost
cap. After gutting the inissi;e, article
he set sail for the lake, but what to
'tdo_,we cannot tell.
Miss 11 Ary %1i'arris has returned to
Woodstock after a short visit among,
Mr. T. Gauley has sold WS farm to
Chas, Dalton.
J. Quinn will soon remove from hero
to his farm in Wawannsh that he
bought from W. J. Fowler.. P. Sher-
wood will take possession of they farm
he vacates, and Abe Gauley will move
to the place, now occupied by P.
Sherwood.
' Mrs, M. Shackleton, who hos been
si ]s fur butte titue, is able -to be
strolled again.
. .t..k'
grea many pen•,` this mini
e.19M318 nmk
y
are complaining of bad colds.
AT the Reform convention and mass
meeting in Tara last week Mr. D.
Porter was unanimously re-nerninated
as the Reform standard-bearer for the
:�« ...._r> �.P• a U H Ili�IlL' r,`( l
on a visit, to friends in Toronto.
314s. 1). Alc Kay is at present very
il; but tinder the ireotunernt of l.)r•. \1 •-
kay, • of Dung:can ion, will doubtless
soon re.:over.
Mr. •Ed, Telford • got one of -his.
lingers badly crushed in a straw -cutter
recently.
Mr. Wm.. I3uegrlass is at presecit op
the sick list. We hope to hear of his
recovery. •
'Rev, D.-McKenzie,,'of Tara, occu-
}. ed the Presbyterian pulpit here on
- n lav rasi tai=id`p►eiclied =to a"lsr�e
and attentive audience.
Now that polling day is drawing
netir'our• stern Grits are donning their
timer and doubtless will fight man-
fully in the coming • contest for
reciprocity and good governtnentt
1;Tnrestricted - reein.ionrty is what the
farriers of Hemlock City and vicinity
are all clamoring after and are con-
•fident that an that lies the -salvation of
the country.
LANES.
Everything aepears to be joving-
along smoothly enouiili except that
r'tc,ryborry seems to be somewhat
anxious about the coining political
Detroit.
Miss Carrie Baldwin has gone to
spend a few Weeks with h• -r - Sister.
2I s. -Emily,• of illauitoliii; spent a
few days with old friends here last
week. -
,as returned to
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CREWE.
.The church here was opened.' on
Sunday, Fab, Sth.Services were held
at 10:30 a. tn. and at 2:30 and 7:30
p. in., the church being crowded each
ti'hilr:: On Mnnelay ecehing • the tea -
meeting was a grand success, the only'
draw back being want o',' room. The'
debt of the church was w aped out, and -
the proceeds of the social on Tuesday
evening are to go for the benefit of the
Sunday school. .The proceeds.of the'
social amountv} '' 7c 2-0 -tine tlt'�s
the tea -meeting -to over $SO. The
members' of '-the committee express
their sincere thanks to the people 9f
a}l denotninations for the very liberal
'manner in which , they patronized
them. ,
There is no sleighing here, but the
wheeling is so good that a uu•mber
have commenced drawing gravel fotr
the road near Kingsbridge. •
other name being mentioned, The
convention was a very large one, every
municipality in the riding being fully
represented -and much enthusiasm pre -
vailed,
FARM FOR SALE.
FARM FOR SALE.
1N THE MATTER OF NORMAM
1�Ir: feud, Margaret McLeod, A
tlngus Me-
.
The farm lately occupied by the above
named insolvents, situated in the township of
Huron, is for Eale, All under cultivation
frame house, frame baro, large orchard, and
yell watered ; one of the best farms in Huron;
a bargaiu. Apply to Peter Murray, assignee,
Huron, or to
889
H, MORRISON,
Solicitor, Lucknow.
1,itTv;Tm,
IN PURSUANCE' 1F A FOWER OF -SALE
ccintained in a certain mortgage, to the
Vendor, which will be produced at the
tiine of sale, there will be offered
ft. sale by public auotion, at
1 VILLAGE OF KINLOSS
Black Horse Hotel in the
BEING THE EAST HALF OF 'X,T 20,
in the J'4th concession of the Township
of Nest Wawa nosh, containing 100 acres more,
or less. About 85 acres are cleared and fit f,
cultivation. Balance timber and •:1a'1•• Sixty
acres seeded rfnifrn. There is on, tb .:raises
a first-class spring creek, two goo,. pumps,
good orchard, and hrst-class buildings, con-
sisting of new barn with splendid shine stab
ling, and new brick house. The farm i. well
fenced and the land is in gond , condition. It
is about two and a half miles from the village
-if Lucknow, lin a good gravel road, and nine
miles from the town of Wingh•.m, For further
particulars apply on the t,reinisys or address
, ALEX. CAMERON,
885-tf •---'Ltcknow • P, -O•
A pamphlet of lnforination and ab-
stractof the laws, Showing How to
Obtain Patents, Caveats, Trade
Marks, Copyrights, sent free.
Address MUNN dt. CO.
361 Broadway,
New York.
rtiltrriVfity
NOTICE.
TIIE STIBSCRf BER HSS OPENED ,A'.`:
office in the `building east of the,
SENTINEL Printing Office,
AGREEMEN'T'S, BONDS, LEASES.
DEEDS-, MORTGAGES SAND WILLS
- CAREFCLLY 1"RE1A RED.
Plans ,speciflcatiops and estimates for 'buil,l-
1 rings, mills, bridges, etc. furnished
Wednesday, March 11, 1891
At the h,,ur ut two o'clock iu the afternoon,
the following lands- Anil premises, couteir,:.ig
the•ed acres, more or less, and being composed
of part of lot No, 18, in the 1st range south of
the Durham road, in the township of Kinloss-•
in the county of Bruce, and wore particularly
described in the Mortgage to the Vender,
recofcle.l as 1o. 4386 in book i' fur the, town
ship, f Kinloss. The said lards are situate in
tate Village of Kinloss, aforesaid.
On the premises was a Grist Mill and Saw
Mill, (which have bee lately destroyed, or
par+daily destroyed by., a fire) and a frame
house, ]8x24. The Village of Kiuloss is 16
miles from Walkerton, 12 from Kincardine,
ancl' 11 from Lucknow, and has churcht.i,
school house, store, hotel and blacksmith ship:
This parcel of land is cicely located for the
re -building of the Grist and -Saw Mill.
TLR3l.S :— One-third of the purcha':e
money in cash.at the time of sale, the balance'
on time. The Vendor reserve-, one b'.d.
Further conditions' will be made known,, at
sale, or on application to
• PETER CORRLGAN, JOHN F OLINSBEE,
' Auctioneer. ' Solicitor for the Vendor,
• Strathroy, Unt,
Dated this 21st day of January, 1891.
PROPERTY FOR SALE
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• JAS. SOI E1 VILLE.
Lucknow, .Ian .1891.
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL KEEP
for service this season at 1.4 11. con. 8,
E. D. Ashfield, a Chester -White full brei"
V i.,L..,.f•, t, w yl.ii
:....9E'_2'ss,; .e>=��—
`1 erms —w1, at title o service ; L
v t us�
paid.
OR IQ REFIT.
)MNG LOT N(.• 28, IN THE 15TH
Con. of Culross, containing 100 acres.
The farm is situated 7 miles from Teeswater,
l tidies ft^i.,u,I'�ivrrstht4i , a[ -w thi-n-a milk "f
good gravel road. . ,Tbirty•five acres are
cleared, and balance in' bush, •The.whole
farm A. 50' acres will be sold, or given in
exchange for village property, A `•eam o!
horses will be taken as part pay; and liberal
. terms for balance. •
Also the 15 acres, one rlitarter mile•nnrth
of • Lucknow station,. suitable f .r a rethed
farmer:. It contains good buildings and first-
class well : near 1.0 both school and church.
Will be sold cheap, For f.irther particulars
apply at property north of station, or to
• JACOB MILLER,
89 - - Lucknow, P. 0
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PAUL SM11;LTZER
B. fait P, 11-, t'nt:
Farmers, Stop and Read..
O NOT WASTE YOUR TIME AND
money breeding worthiess.ltogs that will
eat all that you can raise apd berig you noth-
ing at the end, but raise what, the mtrket
demands tu•eav- a long, deep, )ad pig that
will Laing about two cents a i d more than
the serub that tears rip the ground, upsets the
gate, and opens the barn door with his snout.
If you wart snh.h porkers ab will fill the bill
g sows to "Quiet Uncle ftam" the beautiful
improved Ohi o Chester Wh,te boar. He is
kept for service atlot 6, • on. 14, E. D Ashfield.
Terms -81.00 strict] cash at titre of service
with privilege of rett.ening, At the same
place is kept a young 1. O. C. W. boar suit-
able for aer'ing young sows. Also for sale
cheap a first-class thoroughbred Improved
Ohio Chester -White boar.
•• J . E, BARKW ELL.
Lucknow i . • 0., •
HousearidLot For Sale,
SITUATED ON CLYDE STREET IN
the village of Lueki:rtw. ' The house is a
well finished frame, containing 7 },corns with
stone foundation. Large cellar and good
• woodshed ; hard and soft water, Half acre
*of land with s}slendid garden and well stocked
with small and large fruits, rhe lot is on a
hill Hide comman,iing :i one view of- th'-i auris
village, For further particulate apply tri •
JOSEPH ANDERSON, Lucknow.
LOGS WANTED.
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Mitt ' HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR
back ash logs at the Western Planing
Mill, on l ampbel' street, west , Luella. ow:
WALTER STE\VART,
Proprietor,
Lucknow, Jan. ith, .'•S9]'.
Bankrupt Stock fro r�: Exeter,That. �.1���11e�1Se , . - .
and now the
full blast. We are crowded with' goods, but a
Pioneer Store is infew weeks
Bales will soon relieve us, and you miss the cheap spot if you do not come.
FOR
I D YS
VsTEI TIRE. STOCK 'AT REDO. CEp PRICES To MAKE
WILL OFFER, THE E . ,1
room'for Spring goods, and to astonish'the people •of .Lucknow
-' aid E:urrounding country with, values.
,-.
Thne will not, permit us to enumerate, but if you come, ion
will find .special drivers in each linea
SATUR.
FTE NS
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AT r:l.. O' OLOCTc SHA.RP E WILL SELL PY AUCTON, AND YOU GET,
`goods at', our own price. Ask to see our ii06. tea reduced. to 25c.
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