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The LucknowSentinet,-Bruce iounty, Friday, March 20th
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IOIED IN MANITOBA.
Wormer Insaildes.st et Minters rr418111% Away. ras or
A correspentleut sends us the
following letter from Virden, Mani-
col►a, wh eh t iII be read with regret
by many our readers
e,-t7e--Edits eitte- 'eutirrct-r
1» Ari Sitc,—It is my painful duty to
«hronicle the de.ttli of Mrs. Witt.
,rant, who departed this life on Sun-
day, March 1st. Mrs. Grant wits born
at Banffshire, lsl:e)titlrltl, ill 1$29 tile.
emigrated wish her hu -baud tt, Cauada
11c Atied iu Nissouri tcrwu-
ship, , t c Iesex county, 11 art),
she lived till. 1SSO, when they., moved
to the 10th con. of Kinloss and where
they dwelt tor eight. years. Being
echarnied by reports ftom .11w prairie,
provinces of i i11ito''a, tht+y moved t«1
the western part of the Provint:e and
Since
IMPARTER & GENERAL
DEALER IN
U .,Y GOODS,GROCER1ES,
BOOTS & SHOES,
THE PEOPLES STO
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sT_ BNS:
Preparing for .the fall trade. Our stock is filling' up f. st
with the latest novelties of the season. Our usual stock
of staple dry goods is very complete. We have just
opened sante --special lines in
BLACK AND FANCY DRESS GOODS
BEAUTIFUL G)UDS.
Also a fine assortment, of ready parte othiDg, bought
more with an eye to quality than to a low pricey r� P�!�o,iitivel y'
'@,8'^39ritl('S'tYTM' C"^"' rM'8PlFLh'L'rMN Rt • � ^ L.y;�y� tl�.i'ir i\N.• "'I!. St: 9R.•. 2' %^ i iil�"i'-.,i:!"zaat ' 14
of ladies and gentlemens underclothing, including those fire
Italian elastic goods so popular with the upper ten. Mantl,l
cloth in good variety and at closest pricl.•s. A large assort
hent of Novelties and staples . to arrive in the next few .clays.
As usual our stock of groceries, hats, caps, boots, shoes,
ING,• ETC., ETC.
We beg to advise -our many
customers of the following
NEW _ SPRING GOODS,
which have just arrived",
and are now opened in stock.
SENA THEM.
tonrintz to Manitoba. she en;joyel t c�
test of health, till' she was taken down
r'vith irrflateatinn, front which she never
lecovered. Mrs. '.,; ,ant was respected
,y all whe had the pleasure of her
acquaintam e. •SIie leaves a husband,
three sons, and four daughters to
mourn her los::.
A NEIGHBOR.
ISLE •'OF SKYE.
1V[r. Peter Murdoch, has recovered
from his. recent illness.
Mrs. T. MI:K(ith and Mrs. Murdoch
have returned from yisiting friends in
W inghazlu.
Mr. John McKenzie, our esteemed
ce'uncillor, has;exchao.ted his farm with
Mr. Wm. Kempton, of Hemlock City.
We welcome Mr.'Kempton to kis new
home and wish both he and Mr. Mc-
Kenzie every su^•cess.
• A -very- pleasant event took place at
Mr. Thos. Helm's on Wednesday even-
ing, 11th inst., when Mr. Win. Web-
ster was united in marriage to Miss
Millie Graham. The ,happy couple
left on Thursday morning to visit
friends in Nipissint, on the way to
their new home in Manitoba.
----The tu'rrrtorl-e►lil-strife; eonse
upon elections have subsided, and
things are now assuming their.nortual
-condition. West Huron in spite of
the existing gerrymandering regained
its noted reputation as a Liberal
• stronghold by restoring to the platform
At r. M.., C. Cameron.' Mr. Cameron
secured a large majority iu this riding
of level headed farmers.
"Think twice before you speak
• once," " Be sure what you slay is right
/ then say it," are mottos which our
learned friend, the Paramount . corres-
' pondent, has failed to' realize- the
.truthfulness of. But we will pardon
his presumptions, for in his eager de-
sire to show forth the exuberance of
his intellectual qualifications he vented
them upon the innocent, scribe of
Skye. Nzl doubt he is well verset in
biblical-quotation9, and is a profound
-end eloquent writer, but let him re-
Onember that while he is endeavoring
to pluck the beam out of his neighbor's
4• ye,• that the mote of •a busy body is
very protninent in his own.
2, CASES NEW FANCY
PRINTS.
(Nobby styles and patterns.)
SEE THEM.
3 CASES NEW & FASH-
)(ONABLI DRESS GOODS.
SEE THEM.
CASE OF MUSLI'NS.
ryjnt7t� r.' s T - - . -.-
closest prices. Please call and inspect.
ROBERT MURRAY.
St. Helens, Sept. 3 -rd.
1 DON'T WANT THE EARTH,
BUT
WANT A LlVING.
NOTJC1
THE SUBSCRIBMt HAS OPENED AN
office in the , building east of the
SENTINEL Printing Office.
AGREEMENTS, BONDS, LEASES,
DEEDS, MORTGAGES AND WILLS
C�.REFt, LLY PREPM ED
Plans ,specincatioaa and estimates "for build
ings, mills, bridges, etb., furnis'Ired
on sltoi t notice.
JAS. SOMERVILLE.
Lucknow, Jan.1891.
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 nr persons corning to me having their teeth out
that )1*.will put in two sets of teeth,
DRESS AND ART..
SEE THEM.
2 CASES FASHIONABLE
READY MADE CLQTIiING
For Men, Youths and Boys.
T13io-RC731ED BARLEY.
Farmers who have not yet tried the
"Prize Prolific" two -rowed barley can
be supplied at $3 per bag, freight paid
to the nearest railway, station, by appiy-
inag to l\Ir. Wm. Saunders, Director of
ttiT ex erinleutal farm, Ottawa,.
Those in Bruce Co: who have tried i
report as follows : -
Peter W-atsoii; Lucknow; had a yield
of about 50 bushels. front "one bag, ,or
RCN 40 bushels per acre. S tys : "Sown
8th 11Iay ,; harve-'ted 9th August. 'It
did very well: fur, -tile first time of
•
sowing"
•M. • Campbell," Lucknow, had • 50
bushels per acre. Says : "This lot
took• second prize at the Lucknow
Agricultural Sliow. Is about..eight
days later than the old barleys sow n,
but is heavier and beater grain." •
Oliver Cole, • I%in ardine, had 24
bushels. • Says : -My experience m
t his one trial is `t111 r for ft,!€1 I would
.prefer the. two -rowed barley to the
six -rowed."
J. Taylor, Ca►''gi14l, h •. l 40 bushels
per acre. .
Win. C Innen, (vl►e+,l•'ti, had a yield
of 37 bushels per acre'. Sqy•; : "B•.rley
WttS received tot) 1:11.t' t •give it a fair
ttlaltCC. It WaS f UiIle!wh;lt inclined to
lodge ; will give it a better chance
next year."'
SEE THEM.
COTTONADES, SHIRT-
INGS, GINGHAMS, LIN-
ENS, .ETC , ETC.
SEE THEM.
4 CASES BOOTS & SHOES,
For Men, Women and
Children, also the ' Babies.
SEE THEM.
BOARS .FOR SERVICE.
HE UN1)E'IIST(;NED \cr'r.L I{EEP
Tfor service this season at lot 11, cion,•8,
1t,. D. A .1,tiold, it Chest! int r,iteltl n township.
'bre
d
'b tar, lately brought from
'(erns. -$1, at time of service ; $1.25 if not so
• regia. PAUI, S`IELT%T'.1t
Belfast'1', 0., Ont.
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TEETH -
TEETH
DO NOT' WASTE YOUR TIME AND
money breeding worthless hogs that wilt
eat' all that you can raise and bring 'Yon noth-
ing at the end, but raise what the rnarkkt..
demands to -011.y - a long, . deep, bread pig that
will bring about two ce,,ts a pound more than
the scrub i hat tears up the ground, upsets the
gate, and opens the barn door with his snout.
4;11;h.. hill
bring sows to I ut Tnc eras► ebeau itu
improved Ohi o Chester White boar. H" is
kept for service at lot 6, con. 14, E. D Ashfield.
Terms—$1.00, strictly cash at time 6f service
with privilege of returning. At thesame
place is kept •a young I. 0, C. W. boar suit-
able for serving young sows. Also for sale
cheap a . first- class thoroughbred 1woroved
Ohio Chester -White, iloar.
J. E. BAli,KW ELL.
Lucknow r. o..
lenqwrary or Permanen,t
For the price of one set, $15, made of .the very best material
in the world. 1 use no rubber but C. Ash St Sons, 'London, England. ,
The teeth will be C. Ash Sc, Sens, and S. S. • W hite's, conceded
by all who are in the business to be the best in the world.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
NOTICE TS HEREBY GIVENTHAT
Adain °Russworm, of the Township of
Carrick, in the County of Bruce, yeoman, will
,apply to the Parliament of Canada at the next
session thereof for a Bill of diynrce from his
wife, Emma 'Russworm, nee Correll, formerly
of the said Township of Carrick, but now re-
siding in the. city of Chicago, in the State of
Illinois; U. S.•on the ground (If•adultery.
Dated at Walkerton, Ornt., this let day of
September 1890. . .
O'CONNOR & O'CONNOR,
6' mics -S 867 • ' Solicitors • for applicant. •
Those firms` have their names on their goons, and the people
can see what they are getting, and as,I will
ut ratite e "a ; ; act l'on.
'lo all reasonable people, the unreasonable, and there are such in the world,
will please bear in mind, that I do not want• their trade.- 1 can
always be fuund,at Dr. Tennant's. office, Lucknow:
.ABSTPO- CT
01' AUDITORS' REPORT FOR T'P. OF
KINLOSS FOR 1890,
Amount on hand at last audit.......
. Reoeipts from tax collections
itZceipta from other 'sour•ces...
Totat;receipts.,..«.................. t+
Expenditnres on roads and bridges
Miscellaneous expenditure
Salitries and.cnmtnissions ...........
Belton sections
a ch our column ;for of -her -
announcements as fast as
they arrive.
TO THE FARMERS.
e beg to say our . stock of
CLOVER & TIMOTHY.
. As well as. other seeds
ARE OIC,
And prices low. `While not
wishing to drop any money,
we are at all times pre -
pared to ln'eet any cuts i as
fast as we learn them.
Yours faithfully,
$ 2065419. 0899
9073 '97
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11783 04
.:t 149 72
238t 50
623 70
4641 -51
County. rate' 2090
Printing, postage•and stationery .. 1(10'29
Relief and taxes remitted 21:1 71
Drrinage
171 01
Total expenditure ... ..
]- alance in Treasurer's hands 1802 03
WE, the undersigned, have examined the
Treasurer's accounts, of ,the -receipts and. ex•
penditures of the municipality of th,e'I wnship
hiulnss, and rep u•t th• same correct accord-
ing to the • vouchers submitted to us, and ,in
:mouldatice with the above d•:t.ailetl statement.
WIT,LIAM \\r.\T,KER, AUDITORS.
THOMAS MURRAY,. 1
9:i
May
Jl
All anplications for Tavern and Shop .
. r.icenbes to take effect on the first day of
iuthe
AUCTION SALE
FARMS IN THE TOWNSHIP
of Kinloss, in the county of Bruce.
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• Under the powers of sale. contained in two
mortgages which will be produced at the tinie
of. s.. 1e there will he sold by public auction at
Ca'.,.'s Hotel,. i n the
VILLAGE:. .OF LUCK9 VINs
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A pamphlet of information and ab- ,,
\ /o
straot.ef the tows, shelving mow to .1
Obtain i',ttents, raveftTrade / ,y;
\Marks, Coporiebts, sent free cA
A441rene i UAlN & CO.
�361 :ir•ondwaY. �
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Friday, April 10th, • 1891,,
At twelve o'clock, noon, by Mr. Peter Corri-
gan, auctioneer, ,in two parcels the fclluwing
farm properties :
Parcel No, 1. ---Lot nnlnber 24 in the second
containing one: hundred acres more or less.
'l'iiis Ova, is all cleared 'There are an olcl log
barn and log house, and small frame' stable
On this land. it is about three utiles from .tile
village of Luekn r,v.
Parcel No. 2 T' o east half of .lot 19, con-
taining tufty acre: Imre nr less and the
northt rly forty one acres of let 20, doth in. the
eleventh concession of the sad towr,s'.ip of
Kinloss. • on this parcel there is a lame trate
pawn with stone foundation, frame house and a
small nrchltrtl.
'.!'i:'1,'•rs :--Ten per cent, nn day 'of sale,
twin I er cent. within thirty days thereafter.
The „Stauce rrtay,r,•tuoin on mortgage for live
or t; -n ycars,1 t,tril,•g interest at six and a half
per cent, yeurly,'or shall be paidwithnt thirty
days from day trf sale.
For furtl er partieulars and conditions of
sale (which willbe wade known at time of Hale)
appl:r to the j'end'in's' ;66(161,ors anJ to C. r\.
Shepard 1.1:q , Lucknow!•
liUt;l{I\' & OODEN,
L
LIZEN- - D-1-ST-RICT
or
SOUTH BRUCE
Are requited. to be filed with the Inspector
for this License District, on or before the
FIRST DAY OF AFrIL'
next preceding. ,
All applications from parties who: are not
now Licensees in this cliArict, or in the case of •
an application for such license or for transfer
thereof to premises which are not then
licensed, the petition must be accompanied by
a, certificate eigned by a' majority cf the
electors entitled :o :vete at elections for the:.
Legislative Assemble in the , pulling.. sub'
d4vision in tahich'ch. nreuiises, •caught to -be
licensed, ale Situates. •
ANGUS STEWAR II.
Lucltnow, March 2ud,1591. ' Insp'ctor.
2 GOOD FARMS
FOR SALE 'OR TO'3U NT,
1, AST HALF 0'' LOT NO, 5, CONCEs-
sion 13, E. D. Ashfield, in the County of
Huron, ninety acres cleared, about five acres
of fall wheat, fifteen acres seeded, ?'Yo dwell=
ings, two orchards, two wells. no, better soil,
1 aro, stable, granary, abed., et.. Also north
half of lot 6. con. 13, with 12 acres of fall
wheat, 40 acres seeded, good fences, oreha.t('
and buildings._ The above property ,will be
sold or rented at. once. Apply. immediately to
888 E. • TK.AVEII, Lucknow,
BULL FOR SERVICE.
o •
THE UNDERSIGNED, W tSUES TO •
• inform the farmers in this section that
he will keep for s•:rvice at Tat 12: iir the 12th
cion. of Ashfield. his superior bred Shorthorn
bu1T", "Cetus is Till." rl'eruis $1400 for season .•
2nd, 1888, bred by .f .13. hill, liothsny. lint
gat .by .Waterloo Solway dam. Duchess of
Oxford 2ntl, b}• I)ulce of Kent 1004 ; 2nel dant
Patl:sy 'het,. by 'Rufus ; :3rd'da'm Vict:'ria 3rd
494-5, by 'Prince Al 956 ; 4th dam Pansy
4203, by Napoleon 863 ; t1th darn Victoria 2n11
49.10, by Halton 684 (115'21'; 6th Olen., Beauty
2131, by Wellington 1150 )139o7) ;. 7th dans
lute 3017, by Fergus (129'; 8th +lam Rettuty
(imp.). 3 ). by Snowball (/017), he by !,,awns
leeves (365), he 'by 4:Th arll•s (127).
.10}1.` F" ANP]1EW,
4,894 Lu.t•knt4
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:FARM RM FOR SALE..
I TN 'THE a1T.i!TT'ET O0•17Nornt 1.141ML
O,eod..:tiar)taret itc14005, ?�.ugus Mc
1.,nod, insolvents, . .
The fartn lately nrt'npictl by. the a1'r,t,t+
minted insole( nt:, ;itnated in the t)0, ,ishi;) ,if
11nrot,, is f• • ralt'. .411 under enitrvatir 11
Vendors' Solicitors, , fru Ile house, frame barn, large• m•c,lari , amt
well watered ; one of t',he'u•st farms in Huhu;
a bar:;nin. • A pply t,) Peter obi in r:ly, :usi_uec,
H.urair, nr to
14 King Street West, Toronto.
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Dated March 17th, 1891.
AIA RRIED.
WFBSTElt— Gl:nri.tiil--By , the Rev, \V. A.
Str,,t;;u(n, 1,1, 1).. Ott 1\ Larch 11th, at the
rt•-i,i• nee 11 11r, 1'la ls. 1lelro. 12th ,on. of
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1i ui:r.ti,
Mali. to Miss Millie Grahams, of
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