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1SeOrvel Bruce Ociunty, Friday,. AprI.i:.3r
1 age. aniwe warn those bays
„ have 's 4=tapped'Z the heauttiful
maples near the school, that';their case
will beattended to before a.m& trate.
• Patent Fire Lighter •
Mr. D. C. Taylor, of this village, is
and economical household articles , in
the country. It is an ingenious con-
trivance for, lighting fires and will
save its cost many times in a year, as
well as saving a great deal of trouble
and annoyance. Everybody should
have one.
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Ield on-Tttesday, ° April 14th, com-
mencing at one o'clock. A splendid
prize list i3 offered by the Society, and
we believe a large number of good
horses will' be present.
Painting
call the attention of the public • that
they are prepared to do all kinds of
house painting, paper hanging, ceiling
decforating, kslsomining and fresccp�ooeing.,
Also roof painting, wagons and bynggies
painted. Rock bottom prices for the
coming season. Shop opposite Findla
-openTaffwithin that cumber of
weeks.
—One-third of the graduates at the
Detroit Medical College last week
were Canadians, who will practice c4
their profession across the lines.
--We a n' • t' ! l , i � :
pri , u we can provle t e 'dies
with gossamers and the gentlemen
with waterproof coats. Our - stemis
well assorted in those lines at low
prices.— W. Connell.
—A number of boys were up in the
belfry of the' new town hall at Wing-
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MILLINERY !
1ILLINERY !
MILLINERY !
DRESS GOODS !
ibRESS GOODS !
DRESS GOODS !
SILKS!
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-SILKS
Two great days for the ladies
of Lucknow and surround-
ing country. -
FRIDAY &
SATTJI{D,A
Aprl 3 and
Our Grand Millinery. Opening
and-displayofdresrgoodjs.
EVERYBODY WELCOME;
Brwpton Bros.
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Village and Yi*inttg f twgi.
Not Proof Against This
It is said thata bailiff is prepared
'to seize anything there is money in if
he gets- the documents to do it with.
One, the other day, however, declined
to lay his legal grasp on 'some swarms
of bees, the only thing the debtor had.
New Post Offices .
New . post -offices in Ontario have
been opened as .follows ; Blizzard
Mine,. Nipissing ; Bedwell Road,
South Middlesex.; Chedoke, South
Wentworth ; Elmstead, • North Essex;
Kaladar Station, Addington ; Powell's
Corners, North Victoria • ; Victor,
South Norfolk ; ' Wikwenutrong,
Algoma. ,
Legislative School Grants "'`\
Below will be found the amount of
the Legislative school grant for each
municipality in the county of Bruce
for the past year : Albemarle, $153 ;
arrow scape
On Tuesday night last as Miss
Jennie Worthington was going' home
along the sidewalk on the east end
of Campbell street in the darkness,
she suddenly stepped of the sidewalk
and had a verynarrow escape front
serious accident. This is a very dan-
gerous piece of sidewalk and there
should be an electric lidht close to it.
Notice ,,
11 parties are hereby forbidden to
pay Angus McKenzie, Jr., or his
agents any claims that may be due for
services of " Lochnagar'' stallion, as I
am and always have been the owner
of said horse, and to ine only' should
payment be made. Said stallion is
now for sale. Angus McKenzie, Sr.,
lot 71, con. 2, Kinloss.
Taking the Census
All arrangements for taking the
census' ofd a Dominion are now com-
p There .." are `fo-titteeii chief
officers and a commissioner for each
county, and about 3000 local enumer-
ators. These latter officials do the
actual work, going from house' to
house and taking the information:,
The taking of the census will iom-
mence ,throughout the Dominion on
Monday merning next, Aprilfith.
Register Them
The village clerk . has received a
circular from the ,Register -General
instructing Atine to enforce the law
with regard to registration of births,
marriages and deaths. - We have
often .called attention4••to the Act
relating to this matter, yet some will
neglect its provisions. A death must
be registered by the occupier of the
house in which it takes place, and
before the interment 'of the bodY. A
marriage may be registered within
ninety days by the clergyman who
perforrned the ceremony. The fine for
neglect to register is $20 and costs.
Shooting in the Village
We wish to warn'all parties against
diseharging firearms Within the cor-
poration Of the village, /arid anyone
guilty of such an offence *ill certainly
be proseeuted.• It was a disgrace to
our village the way the laW was
violated last summer, and the cruel
inannei; —Whibli the robins and
other jbea,utiful song birds were
slaughtered. There: is a fine of $25
for killing any of those birds or
',ebbing their nests of eggs or young
ones, and the constable has been
instructed to prosecute every offender,
young or old.
Gone.9ut West
There 'was a large number of our
citizens at the station on Tuesday last
to witness the ,departure from our
village of •Mr. and Mrs. Frank Greer,
who left on the half -past ten train for
dalgary, .Northwest territories. Mr.
Greer also took with him six splendid
heavy draught horset and a car of
household effects. 'Frank was a coed
citizen and dulng his stay, ireL6uck-
noW made Many, friends, and both his
and Mrs. Gre,er s departure from the
place will be regretted by a large
circle of acquaintance and friends.
The SENTINEL wishes them unbounded
prosperity in the Prairie Province:
Epworth League
A regular meeting of the LucknOw
branch of the Epworth League was
held on March 24th, it being the
annual' meeting for the election of
officers. The following worn chosen :
Rev.^Mr. Coiling, Honorary President;
Mr. E. Husband, 1st vice-president,
manager of phristian work ; Mr. R.:
C. Rrumpton, 2nd vice-president,
-"tanager of literary work ;' Mrs.
Htisband, 3rd vice-president, manager
of social work ; Miss 5. Treleaven, 4th
vice-president, manager of entertain-
isi 1\t'Slailougb, secretary. It was
moved and seconded that the regular
night for the League to meet 'be
changed from Tuesday to Monday
night. Carried. All the young
people are cordially invited to attend.
A petition in _favor of extending the
ranchise to women is being circUlated
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Bruce School Teachers •
There are in the county of Bruce
100 male and 109 female public school.
teachers. The average salary paid to
the former is $398, and to the ladies
$26,0, while the highest salary paid to
a teacher is $650, being -in the village
of Lucknow. This of course does not
include the towns. There are only
two teachers in the county with first
class certificates, 55 with seconds and
132 with, thirds, one first class county
board and 19 temporary certificate.
Dropped Dead
The remains of the late Daniel
Rutherford, who formerly kept store
an Belfast, arrived by the noon. train
in 'this village on Wednesday. be -
ceased had been living for some time
past in Michigan, and while out driv-
ing in a buggy on Sunday evening
last suddenly dropped dead, from heart
disease; from which he had suffered
-for-Some- years:- 'He'was onlya -young '-
man, in the prime of life, and his sad
death is a severe blow to his friends
and acquaintances. The remains
were interred in the Dungannon cem-
etery on Wednesday afternoon.
NEWS OF THE TOWN.
AL Week's Record of the Pushing lEorder
• Town
—Mr. George Girvin, barber, left on
Tuesday for the Northwest. ,
—Mr. Smith Kelton, of St. Mary's,
is visiting friends in Lucknow.
--,—A large amouht of maple syrup
and sugar waa made in this section. -
—The churches on Sunday were
nicely decorated with Easter flowers.
--Good Friday *as' generally
Observed as a holiday by our citizens.
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—Mrs. S. Robertson and Mrs. J.
Bryan were visiting friends in Brussels
last week.
—Messrs Michael Boland, altd
Saunders left for the Northwest on
Tuesday 'last:.
=The' weather.on Good Friday was
very disagreeable but Saturday and
—A comfortable cottage, containing
Hnnter,-Lucknow-P. 0:
—Wanted.—A good farm.hand to
engage for the summer months.
Apply at this office.
—March was the roughest month
of the past winter, and it certainly
went- out like a full grown lion.
—Miss Lille Bowers left on Tues -
'day for Belmont to again take charge
of a 'large millinery estalalishment
that place. .
—Miss Lizzie Lawson left last' Week
for Detroit, where she has secured a
good situation in a leading store as
milliner and saleswoman.
—Fel. art muslins or lace curtains
go to Connell's where you will find
excellent•value. A few of those lace
curtains with bound.edgei for 50 cts.
a pair still in hand.
—"Shut the door", is no longer
heard, but other cries our senses greet,
the wrath ot wOmart is incurred, if you
shirk the order, "Scrape your feet.:'
—Messrs. Thomas Hussey, A, C.
Hawkins and John Whitely are the
census enumerators ter Ashfield, and
John Bowers and Vies. Durnin for
West Wawanosht
—Our tnillinery department is now
in order for the seasons trade. " Mrss
Markle wiil be pleased to have a call
from the l'ady customers. , Whether
you, want to buy,or not,'coine and see
the styles.—W. Connell.
—In the census about to be taken
there are 87 interrogations in the case
of those who live and do business in
t e same building. It is expected
t Elorne of the *questions will cau,se
—We have some good tweeds for
spring suits. We bought them cheap •
and are going to give our customers
the benefit of it, Special discounts
for cash.—W. Connell.
—Always do as the sun does—look
at the bright side of everything. It is
just as cheap and three times as geed
fel. the digestion.
mis, ap, one o t iem, Master rank
Coolican,' + formerly of Lucknow, fell
down a considerable, distance, injuring
himself severely. It was thought at
first that the injury might prove fatal,
but he is rapidly recovering,
-OMnu...mitrotiug valuable
report upon compulsory education in
Canada, Great .Britain, Geutany and
the United States. ,-
—Bring your auction sale bills to
this office and get them printed while
you wait. We give a free notice
the SENTINEL, which is worth as much
buyers know about the sale.
—Our spring stock of boots and
shoes, which ' were bought for cashln
`thetbest markets is now complete and
buyers• will find prices right.. All
boots warranted not to rip. W. J.
Little.
Canada averaged 833 gallons -to each
1,000 inhabit;utts, the heer 3,360
gallons, the wine 104 gallons, the
tobacco 2,142 pounds. All show an
increase over the precedinear except
tobacco.
GIVING UP BUSINE S
Great Clearing Sale of Groceries
,at cost.
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1,000 worth() f Groceries
To be •given to the people of Lucknow ,and surra
. _ .. ing countryat first cost: - _...._. -
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sat Your Own Prices.
"6c.. Ong,u ea or c.
A 50c. Japan Tea for 35c. A 25c. Japah Tea for 20c.
A 25c. Y. Hyson Tea for 20c. A 25c, Congou Tea for 18c..
A 40c. Congou Tea for 30c.
- 14 lbs. Granulated Sugar for $1. 18 lbs. Yellow Sugar for $1.
4 lbs. Raisins for, 25c 4 lbs. Curiants,for 25c. 7 lbs.Rice 25c
60c. Golden' Syrup for 45c. 50c. Molasses for 35c.
5 bars Dingman's Electric Soap for 25e.
6 bars Lon,don Electric Soap for 25c.
5 bars of Favorite Soap for425e.
J.0 bars of Ceylon Soap for 25c.
Jubilee Soap per Bar 20c,
Barrel Salt per Barrel $1.25.
Choice lover Seed per bus. $5, Timothy Seed per bus. $2.
NOW is yo -gr chance to
doods at your own prices,
This stock must . be cleared oUt inside of one month.
FIRST COME-- SERVED.
• WE SELL FOR CASH ONLY.
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PQN'T WANT' ..1711K EARTIL
WANT A LIVNG
And I am going to have. it hi 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 mill put in two sets of teeth, •
TEETH° TEETH
'44.1111rilit
Temp orary,0 Permaitelic.
For the price of ono set, $15', made of the very best material
in thet cvm41d. use no rubber but 0. Ash Sons, London, Engrand..
Thelteeth will 'be C. Ash k, Sens, and S. S. White's, conceded
by all who are in the businesato be the best in the world.
Those firms have their names on their goods, and the people
can see what they are getting, and as I will •
tzarantoo SaWfactioa,
iro all reasonable people, the 2unreasonable, and there are such in the world,
at Dr. Tennant's office, Lucknow.
/ that T. do not want their trade. I can
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