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The .Lucknow Sentinel, Bruce I ounty, April tOth
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REPORT OF S. S. NO. 14, HURON.,
The fonewiing is the report of S. S.
No. 14, Huion, for the month of
•March, leased on proficiency, deport-
ment; 'regularity and punctuality :
Senior 4 h—K Murchison, L Mc-
Gill. E Rei W Murray, , A Reid, J.
McKenzie, . Finlayson, F. Murray.
Junior 4th A McGi)1, L Pickerin,
E Hamilton G. Murray,
t:uravu, n amlre-amiaelerecrl _On, ctlenz> e, Y
McInnis. Senior 3rd—B Murchison,
E McGill. Junior 3rd—J Taylor, E
Agnew, M Hamilton, V Tenneson, W
McGill, L. Murdoch, .E Reid, B
Robertson, L Campbell, L Clarkson,
N McInnis, M Henderson: 2nd --W
McInnis, K Beaton,_G Tenneson, W
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—Thin, -tet rxeuilersoa. Ave—rage atter
ance for the month 43.5.
*evidence of the 4144494ce of the
neighborhood, and their steady growth
proves that they are not growing
weary in well doing The organizer
directed the entertainment and sand-
wiched the renderings with, bits of
wit or pathos as the occasion -required.
Owing to the state of the weather and
the roads, the attendance was not so
large as was •).1
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t.uat, another entertainment will be
given soon.
The work is spreading rapidly in
this part of the county. Hawick
boasts of having an association in
nearly every school section, and our
organizer is busy organizing Morris
and Grey,
WEST I/VAWANOSH COUNCIL.
The above council met on Saturday,
March 28th, with all the members
present. Minutes of last meeting were
read and app ved. The treasurer's
statement foA. February showed
balance and receipts of 8102.61, and
expenditure $93.77, leaving 88.84 on
hand ; report filed. A list of those
wishing to be assessed as separate
school supporters was read and filed
by the clerk.
Moved by Mr: 13ailie, seconded by
Mr. • Gibson, that $10 be granted
towards the support of Mrs..Craig.—
Carried.
Moved by Mr. Bailie, seconded by
Mr.. Todd, •that as a largely 'signed
petition lras been presented to. the
council asking sufor a readjustment of
-the polling bdi:uisious, and -as .the
law requires to be made, at the
next meetin of the council a redis-
tribution of polling sub-clivr`"la(ons l�,e
made.—Carried•, r
The Reeve reported that the Kinloss
council refused to take ,any action
regarding Win. Thorns claim, said
claim having already been settled.
Moved by Mr. 'Bowels, seconded by
IVIr. Bailie, that upon the report of
the Reeve, respecting the investiga-
tion of the matter in connection with
Mr. Thorns' claim on the boundary,. it
was' found that' the land in question
was arbitrated upon and paid for, and
as information on hand showing that
,no--'claun is tenable, this council take
no further. action in the matter.—
' Carried. •
The Reeve••alse'reported having met
the Ashfield Reeves respecting the
claim "of James Mullin fors damage
done to his, stage, and agreed that the
municipalities were not responsible for
the accident. The report was
,received..
On motion of Messrs. Bailie and
Bowers the road , work on the
and Rose's divisions, undone last year
was ordered to be put on this year's
:lists. The following were appointed
fence viewers : —.Jas. Plunkett, A
McCabe, J 'South, J McLean, W Dun-
keld; W Pentland,, G Smith, J-Thomp=
son, W Cameron, J B .Rutherford, R
Murray and J Gordon ; Poundkeepers
H Moreland, J W Jockman, P Mc-
Cann, -J Blark, T Alexander, E Haines
J 'Campbell ' and J Archer ; Path-
masters—.A NI,;Swatn, J Girvin, R:
• Rutledge, J Winnill,, T Lawler, A
Pentland, J T Campbell, 11 Moreland,'
A 'Kirk, A McCabe, S Johnston; A
Fluker, 2 Mills, T Nicholson, S E
Sanderson, J� Redmond, 'W Young, P
McCann, W _,Smith, A Andrews, J
Plunkett, W Ledly, 11 . Taylor, A
Robinson, J Words, A Pentland, 0.
Durnin, A Campbel'l,'J Ferguson, H
Jones, J Tb M son, G Smyth, A Mc-
Allister, +' L'Io\vman, J Redmond, P
McGuire P O'Connor, J Channey, A
Stewart,J Edwards, T White., T Me -
.Roberts,;.' W Sturdy, P'Glasgow,, P
Welsh, J 1+or'ehen, W Brophy, 5 Alton
H .Rutherford; jr., T. • B. Somerville, G
Henry, E Morton, A McDonald, E
Durnin, T Sanders, J Ramage, J
Farrier, J Barbour, W Wellwood, E
Haines, T Stothers; W A.' Wilson, P
Campbell,. E Gaunt, J Gordon, W
Thom, W 0 Webb, J McPherson. R
Purdon, A Emerson JLaidlaw, P
Callahan, 1) McMillah, F Jury, W J
McQuillan, A Anderson, jr., G Greer,
J Archer, J jpglis, A Webb, J Forster
W Thom,, H Rintoul, J P Brown,
J Mole, S Stothers, J Whya>;d,- Dr.
Case.
Council adjourned to meet • as a
curt of Revision on May 26.
R. K. 'MILLER, Tp. Clerk.
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E•A:ST WAW.A1VOS
On Friday evening last the members
of Victoria Association, Patrons of
Industry, gave an entertainment in
• Stark's school house, which rafle,cts
great credit on all who took part in it,
and sustains the high reputation which
•Victoria enjoys among. the Patrons.
biples of the Orc'ler gavn a'kea1e
OHN LLIOTT,
Sec'y Victoria Association P of I
+rr PATRONS OF INDUSTRY.
To the Editor of the Sentinel
SiR,—The new 'movement among
the farmers and working nun of the
country, known as the Patrons of
Indo,try, seems to be gaining in popu-
larity' and strength. The country at
large is now being flooded with circu-
lars and posters advertising great
inducements to the public and par-
ticularly tit' the members of , the new
order, for the purpose of injuring the
movement and to induce the members
to drop its' promotion. Now .Sir,
when merchants can double their cash
discount to the buyer, and put forth
such. strenuous 'efforts of opposition
just because this new order has nierely
put ire, an appearance: in oui• country,.
it seems to me, Sir, that now is the
very .•tir e--for-the-PR'tr-ons trf I-ndust-ry
to stick to their princii+lev, and stand
by , and. support the men who have
risked their business in order to give
the thing a fair trial, and who 1iaxe •
to work against the .combined
opposition of . those • who will.: not
come 1767.,tertris wrrh' the consumer.
Thanking you •Mr. • Editer for your
valuable space I am yours,
FARMER.
FOR SAL{.
THE IMPORTED T.HOHOUGI'#BRED
CLYDESDALE STALLION; • • .
LOCHN AGAR.
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE :—The import-
ed thoroughbred Clydesdale stallion ''Loch-
nagar,"°(1889( dark brown, bred by Alexander
Brown, Lyne,• Dumfermiline, Fyfeshire,
Scotland. "Lochnagar" isa very showy toppy
horse, he stands 16i hands high, with splendid
feet and beautifully formed pasterns, . clean,
fine bone, and fine silken hair ; his headis good
and lovely, and set on a grand arched ; he has
a .grand back and his ribs gradually arched,
and deep ; his arm is powerful, shoulders
strong and sufficiently oblique, and grand
heavy quarters and splendid action, and he
has carried off a .number :,f first prizes. A
group of his colts took first prize at Guelph.
in 1889.
His sire "Lochnagar" (1469), was got by
"Prince of Wales" (1016) ; Dam, "Gean" by
Prince of Walea, ' (676) ; Young -Prince of
Wales, (1016), black, foaled 1$71, bred by
John Wilson, Middleton, Mearns, Glasgow.
Young Prince or Wales is a duplicate of
"Prince of Wales" (671), property ot Archi-
bald
rchibald Juill.e, 33 Cathedral Street,. Glasgow ;
Sire„ Prince of Vales,' (673) ; Dam, 'J'ane, by
Eclipse, (268).
Prince of Wales, (676). Bred by 11. Thom;
Gartverte, New Monkland Airdrie, property
'of Mr. McFarlane, Tuilibod'y, Sterling. Sire,
Farmer'sFancy, (298).
Prince ot Wales, (673), when 18 years old
he sold by public auction for $4,725. Winner
of second prize Highland Agricultural Show
at Glasgow in 1867 ; first at 11. A. show
in Edinburgh, 1809 ; second -at H. A. show at
Dumfries, 1870 ; first at . H. A. show, Man -
cheater, J869 , . first at H. A. show, Kelso
1872. Grand Sire, General (322), who gained
rst prize at Iuverness. 1865. Great Grand
Sire, Sir Walter Scott (797), who took first
prize at IL A, show at Dumfries, 1860 ; also
Royal International show at Battersea, 1862 ;
G. G. Grand Sire, Old Clyde (574).
Prince of Wales' dam, Darling, who gained
first prize at H. A. show at Inverness, 1865.
The dam of Lochnagar was Bell of Young
Garibaldi (973), G. dam by Sir Colin Campbell
(776) Young Garibaldi by Garibaldi, (312),
dainby SFr Colin (712), G. dam by Star (824),
Sir Colin Campbell by Prince (603), Prince of
Clyde, (156), dam Sussy by Tam O'Shanter,
(856).
For further particulars apply to
.A.ts1G:U ,MCKENZIr SR.
Lot 71, eon. 2, Itinloss, or Lucknow P.O.
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
MITE UNDERSIGNED WILL I E'EP
for service this season at lot 11, con. 8,
E, D. Ashfield, a Chester -White full bred
boar, lately brought from Pinkerton township.
Terms—$1, at time of service ; 81.25 if not so
paid. Mt jet
Belfast P, O., Ont
-AUCTION SALEI I.
OF TWO FARMS I1N THE TOWNSHIP
of Kinloss, in the county of Bruce.
Under the powers of sale containedin. two
mortgages which will be produced at the time
of sale there will he sold by public auction at
Cain's Hotel, in the
VILLAGE OF
Friday, April 10th, 1891,
At twelve o'clock, rloou, by Mr: Peter Corri-
gan, auctioneer, in two parcel.. the fcllowing
farm properties :
Parcel No. 1- •Lot number 24 in the second
concession of the said township of Kinloss,
containing one hundred acres more or less.
This place is all cleared There are an old log
barn and Jog hoose,aad smajf s i
on this land. It is about three miles from the
village of Lucknow.
Parcel No. 2 -The east half of lot 19, con-
taining fifty acres nacre or less, and the
northerly forty one acres of lot 20, both ins}ae
eleventh concession of the sad township ddf
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Kinloss. On thip•parcel there isa large frame
barn with stone foundation, frame house and a
small orchard.
TErtists :—Teo per cent, on day of sale,
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twenty per cent. within thirty days thereafter.
The balance may remain on mortgage for five
or ten years bearing interest at six and a• half
per cent. yearly, or dhall be paid within thirty
days from day of sale.
For further particulars and conditions of
sale (which will be made known at time of sale)
apply to the Vendors' Solicitors and to C. -A.
Shepard Esq., Lucknow.
HOSKIN 4.,O•GDEN,
Vendors' Solicitors,
• 14 Bing Street West, Toronto.
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At the hour of ten o'clock a. m„ on
THt1RSDAY4 __APRIL 16th
ANGUS STE WART,
License Inspector.
Lucknow, this 2nd day of April. 1891.
LICENSE OFDISTRICT
SOUTH BRUCE.
NAMES OF APPLICANTS FOR
NAMES
not now licensees :—Wendell
Heitz, for Royal Hotel, Mildmay ; Richard
Coe, for his house at Ellengown (Coe's Hotel);
George' Atkinson, for a tavern license for his
house en Lot No. 4, north of 'and fronting on
Culross St., Belmore, being part of farm Lot
No. 1, Concession A, Township of Culross ;
David Spence, •Bruce's block, north side of
,Durham St., Walkerton. '
The total number of ' tavern and shop
licenses issued during the current year is 45.
The . total number of applid"ations for the
ensuing year is 43.
ANGUS STEWART,
License Inspector.
Lucknow, April 2nd. 1891.
House and Lot For Sale.
ITUA.TED ON CLYDE STREET IN
the village of Lucknow. The house is a
well finished frame, containing 7 looms with
stone foundation. , Large cellar and good
woodshed ; hard and soft water, Half acre
of land with splendid garden and well stocked
with small and large 'fruits, The lot is on a
hill side commanding a fine view of the whole
village. For further particulars apply to
JOSEPH ANDERSON, Lucknow,
CANADIAN
`pACI.FIC
ETTLEES'
TRAINS
WILL LEAVE ON
FEBRUARY 24th, 1891
AT 9.00 •P.M.
AND EVERY TUESDAY THEREAFTER
DURING MARCH AND APRIL
WITH COLONIST SLEEPER ATTACHED
FOR
MAN I T O B A rNE
CANADIAN NORTH-WEST
For Patrons without Stock a Colonist
Sleeper will be attached to Express
Train, leaving Toronto 11
For full, information and deset tiR
pamphlets of Manitoba, the North
Westi Territiories and British Ool"unzbia,
apply to any C. P. R. agent.
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ropidly and honernbly, by those o}
either hex, young or old,
end in their
own loenlitl'cs,wherevor they Ilvo. Any
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We furnish everything, we store you.hNo risk. You e work. Roenn devote
entirely nowre tlend/d id brior ngs wondr oraal enc the
to every worker.
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AGIIEEMif
DS, i..�coomD.k;$DS; MORTGAGES AND WIL°ate •trsvle
Plans ,specihcations and estimates for build �ntlan'
ings, mills, bridges, ete„ furnished il
on trhort notice. v
JAS, SOMERVILLE.
Lucknow, Jan .1891.
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IMMENSE BARGAINS.
Having just received a large consign
ment of
Fresh .Groceries,
Choice family fioi,ir,
Ob.oice Tobacco,.
a nul, Goods,
Crockery,;
Glassware
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and Sugais,
which will be sold cheap at
the Hub Grocery.
0o s c e iVered- to all parts
of the village,
JOIN ELLIOTT
:Hoise' and Lot For Sale
' OR TO RENT.
TLLJtE TTNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
sale or rent the property consisting of a
large frame house, barn, stable and one 'acre
Of land. on Willoughby street in the M' Carroll
survey in this village. The buildings are all
in good repair, and the land is well fenced.
First-class spring water. and garden well
supplied with small fruits. Will either be
sold or rented' by the year or month. For
particalars apply to
MRS, JAMES MILLER,
Bob Street', Lucknow'P. 0,
2. GOOD FARMS
• FOR SALE OR 'TO RENT.
EAST HALF OF LOT NO. 5, CONCES-
siott• 13, E. D. Ashfield; in the County of
Huron, ninety acres cleared, about five acres
of fall wheat. fifteen acres seeded, two dwell: •
ings, two orchards, two wells., no better soil,
barn, stable, granary, shed. etc. Also north,
half of lot 6. con. 13, with 12 acres of fall
wheat, 40 acres seeded, good fences, orchard
and buildings. The above property will be
sold or rented at once. Apply immediately to
888 E. TRAVER, Lucknow.
PROPERTY' FOR. SALE,
OR TO" RENT.
BEING NORTH HALF OF LOT 2t IN
the llth con. of West Wawanosh, .con-
taining 100 acres more or leas. Farm is
situated miles from the village of St.
Helens,' 71I miles from .Lucknow, and 10 miles
from Wingham. ' There are 65 acres cleated ;
10 acres in fall wheat, and 40 acres seeded
down. There are also 2 good wells, a good
frame house. frame barn and stable, and 111
acre young orchard. It is half* mile from
school house and convenient to church. For
further particulars apply on premises.
JOHN MCQUILLAN.
BULL FOR SERVICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO
inform the farmers in this section that
he will keep for service at lot 12, in the 12th
con. of Ashfield. his superior bred Shorthorn
bull, "Cembria 2nd." Terms $1.00 for season.
'PEDIGREECembria 2nd, roan, calved /an.
2nd, 1888, bred by J. B. Ridd,.Rothsay, Ont.,
got by Waterloo Solway ; dam, Duchess of
Oxford 2nd, by Duke- of Kent 1664 ; 2nd dam
Pansy. 3rd,. by Rufus ; 3rd dam Victoria 3rd
4945, by:l Prince Arthur 956 ; 4th dam Pansy
4203, by Napoleon 863 ; 5th dam Victoria 2nd
4940, by Halton 684 (11552); 6th dant Beauty
2431, by Wellington 1156 )13987) ; 7th data
Lily 3617, by Fergus 629 ; 8th dam Beauty
(imp.) 30. by Snowball (2647), he by Lawns-
leeves (365), he by Charles (127.).
JOHN F. ANDREW,
4-894 Lucknow P, 0.
-. - FARM FOR SALE.
TN • THE MATTER t)F NORMAN
McLeod, Margaret Mcl.eod,•Angus Me.
I,eod,insolvents.
The farm lately occupied by ' the above
named insolvents, situated the
in tn wnshipiof.
Hur, is f .r sale, All under cultivation
frafne house, frame barn, large orchard, and
well watered ; ono of the best farms in Huron;
a bargain. Apply to Peter Murray, assignee,
I urop, or to
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889 Solicittoo r, Lucknow
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