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?KE LIBERTY TO UTTER AND TO ARGVE
F$E1;LY ACCORDING -TO 'UE DICTATES'
X411' CONSCIENCE WE P -MMM ABOVE ALL
OTHER LIBERTIES.
guakaow, may 8th, 1881.
GOOD PROSPECTS`.
It is cheering to be able report that
kitt
crap in this localiey were
"'never better. We seldom ever
saw the fields looking greener or better
covered at this early period, and al-
thogh not by any means free from dan-
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The Lucknow Sentinel, Bruce County, Friday, May 8th
liammemine
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-Tigan ; Black Horse Hotel F. C. Cor-
nell. -
Lucknow—Farmers' Hotel, Jeremi-.
ah Flynn ; Lucknow Rotel, W. M.
M,orhing ; Whitley Rouse, John Mc -
60411; 'Oakes— Rionse; T: ' +': Cain.
Sh9s---4.3e4 AIO 'her .Q00.
HOLYROOD.
Noticing the paragraph in ye;u_r,
last issue of -die 'SrxTINEL asking per-
sons from the surrounding country to
contribute whatever items that are to
be had in their vicinities, which I
consider is a very proper thing to do, I
r., f;se s -A :fe
now, and may do so occasionly in the
future not confining myself entirely to
Holyrood, as there seems to be no cor-
respondent from Kinloss at all at
present. Surely each village can find
some one to represent it in .the local
press, if not it is pretty far ehind t t a
a
been great, and we do not think that
much damage has been done by heav-
ing. The price ..pf wheat has risin
greatly of late,' and is now $1.08 on
the Lucknow market. Reports from
different parts of the world indicate
that the price is likely to keep up for
some time, and if we have a good crop
this fall, we hope to see our fanners re.
Iieved somewhat from the hard times
which have so long afflicted them.
MR. B. P. HUTCHINSON, a million-
aire gambler _in grain and produce,
who has been called the King of the
Chicago Board of Trade, is, it appears,
not only financial but a physical and
amental wreck. Latest 'despatches re-
presents him as wandering up and'down
an Indiana town,, in a state of bewil-
dermeait, apparently without any pur-
pose or reason. This man teas at one
time considered one of the shrewdest
and most successful, as well as the rnost
itnperturbable and hard-headed sppcul-
ators that the ' world had ever seen ,
• Ele is said to have made and lost more
money in a single operation than any
other man. His losses in, one deal in
which he attempted unsuccessfully to
cover wheat, .cost him, according to the
calculations ..of • the • bucket shop
gossips, about nineteen or twenty mil:
tions of dollars; in all probibility they
did pot amount to one-sixth or even
one -nineteenth of that•amount. His
career has ended like, that of most
gauil°lers, great or small. It matters
little whether the counters be dice
spots, roulette numbers, or grain and
produce prices, the game is similar and
the end'. is the same.
SOUTH BRUCE: •
The Lists of Licenses issued.
On Thursday, 16th Olt., Messrs.. J:
K. McL.-a,:, D. Sullivan and J..13,
'Stephens, L'.•ense Commis 'oners, and
A. Stewart, Inspector, for the South
• Riding of l3»use, met in Mildmay at
10 u'clocie amt. to decide who among
the•nuin1» r .:f applicants,. should have
their applications for License granted.
-Two e.,P. were left over for lual dis-
posP! » ti s.-ttlement until the next
nreetiu;; 4)t the Board .on May 14th.
The foig is a complete list of
Tavern :Led Shops '. License issued
in etout.h I.gruce fur 1891 and 1892,
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• • LICENSES ISSLYED.
Walke, i,,;�—H'�tels.—John Becker;
Railway Hopi! ; .Western -Hotel, Frank
Schmuck ; Sauera Hotel, ,Jno. JJou
:mans ; Cv„ •as, Mathias Egger, Hart-
tey.•31t•s. E. Harney,; Queens, Wm.
Fartluh,irs u : Royal, John P. Klemp;
>Central,M1Chri., Bruder. Shops. -Alex
Hsu',, Da.:ll Spence.
Brant-l),,trketd Hotel, J. B.
• Tschb•lee;lt : Cargill Hotel, Laurance,
Beu,nau.: Erlengrove Hotel, John Con-
nor; Sin:c i Hr,ti•t. Laurance Doyle;
Ellerir-o ee, • litItoi-I; Richard Coe ;
'ane• n's ifet'.4, J,,.rr,l, \fichenousen
:tSceri,el : 11 , el;
CA I{ •tet, . George
13rude, l;' itish li ,Itei. 'Chas. 1rihl-
nian ; Otter. Cre,•k H(,t-i, John Hunt.
r.Iiklmnv- �_'lmmi rri,l .11•eel.-J.iseph
Guerin.; P I' it H ote i• • {'„dell .Peitz;
Briti H• rel, Ar,th °:hr,eicler
Railway H.,tel, Fetrit;,and Hinsllerg,er,
Forme -sr ll eel, Peter Kli v : Ontario:
Hotel, tTrr=i I }, Seitz : Aml.,;.•sIde Hotel
John Zett'. ; Det•nitrton llnitel, ileo.
La native..
Culross -Commercial Hots•;. Cather-
ine Mo-ack ; Culross Hotel, Groff
Teesw,at•r-Queen's Hotel. William
Barton; Conimerz..ial Hotel \'.'nl, Zing-
er g-
eY ° Ffotei. TI-
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Reiyiit hotel, Ai F. litittni kir. •
i inloss-Holyr,•od Hotei, James D.
Baker; Commercial Hotel., John Cor-
me
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MILLINERY! MILLINERY
ua
Now x• the time for the ladiee to g l and leave
e
their order for
PRIN ONNET.
Our stock was selected by Miss Markle, with an aim
dies Will mire tAe est thenUn
In this Department, as Miss Markle is always s 'leased
r.�
dice)
e ope o see in a coup "e
weeks reports from every Post Office in
Kinloss said the adjoining townships as
well, in the SENTINEL, so that we may
know what it going onin the country.
A warning.=Some parties were
seen fishing on the 8th and 9th con-
cessions on Sunday last. A certain
gentleman who k.ows who the parties
are, says that if a similar offence is
committed by the same parties he will
have them prosecuted.
Mr. Switzer, one of Holyrood
most prominent citizens is at presen
on a trip to Manitoba.
Mr, Joseph Hodgins, of the 10t
concession, has got tired 'keeping ba
chelors hall, and last .week he brough
home as his bride, Louisa, eldest daugh
ter of Mr. Joseph Switzer, of Culross
We wish thein a long and happy lif
together.
Rev. D. Davidson, late of Langside
left on Tuesday last for Manitoba
where-bee-intends-._remhirring- for-- th
summer at least.
We lad a call from Mr. T. Webste week. His complaint is that they
are too many batch halls in the vicinity
as there isn't much money in taking
the census et three aentslper he rd
where there is only one in the family.
Seeding is pretty well advanced, and
in the course of a week a great many
will be. through, but ,we don't like to
wear mittens plowing in May as it
seems rather unseasonabled.
Hayseed.
7$
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WM. 001•TIVEI.JD.
HARDWP.R
HARD...WARE f
Go to T. Lawrence if you want anything in
h THE HARDWARE: OR TINWARE LINE
tt He has just received a. fresh assortment of mixed paints in all shades. Alabastine in all shades.
.
I Kalsomine, White Wash and Paint Brushes. " Daisy'" Churns, 3 sizes. " Ideal"
e Washers. Wringers -,cheap. Carpet Sweepers. Carpet Beaters. Garden Tools of alllkinds.
Milk Cans;' Creamery, Cans. Honey Extractors.'Dairy and other Pails. He al o
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bas In stock a• full line of fencing wire, Annealed, Galvanized, Barb and plain, and ebra.
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Coal Tar, Coat Tar Roof Paint, Water Lime, Plaster :of. Paris, Paints, Oils, Glass and
Putty. He would also call attention to the new -adjustable wire window and door fly; 'screens.'
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Done on the shortest notice and at reasonable prices.: All kinds of repairing
promptly attended to.
11'1:10S- MAW ` ? �L, ZLTTCKNO'VV` CO]\TIT
LAIIIGSIDE.
The weather authorities have favored
us with glorious weather during the
past week.
Mr. Wm. Gleason is greatly improv-
ing his mercantile establishment by
putting . a stone wall under it. Our
enterprising artisan is working up
quite a business..
The McKinnon Bros._ are engaged
in putting a stone wall under the
city hall. •
We regret learning of the illness of
Mrs. A, Ross.
Miss Lane, of • Lanesville, -is the
guest of our esteemed merchant.
Miss McPhee, . of Culross, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Beagle.
Mr. A: A. Crowston left for Toronto
to.attend the Business University.
Himany friends wish him every
success.
.ASHFIEL' D.
The following is the standing of
pupils of S. S. No. 5, for:April, based
on deportment, punctuality and pro-
ficiency : • •
Sixth,-, W. Gardner . Fifth -D.
'Smith: Senior' Fourth --D Gardner
Junior Fourth -A Gardner, 11 Ander
son, S Ritchie, W Gardner, J Wilson
•R Webster, M Andrew. Sen, Third
-H Anderson, L Hunter, • A Brown,
W Webster: Jun. Third -R• Gard:
tier, W Gardner, R Webster, J Stroud;
J Helm, M. Webster. Jun: Third
(jr. se.gtion)-11 rrardner,'E. Reid. 1;,
Wilson, E Gardner, E McGill.
Second-= L Habiele, ST Htunter, S
Webster; M Brown; J Wilson, R
Hunter. Part II -J Webster, :• H
Reid, J Lowry, 11 Rabick, F Ander-
son{ .E Webster, 1-1 Barber. Sen: Pt
I -.T Gardner, J Hunter, J Johnston, t .
S Hackett, M Blarber. Jun. Part I—
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83years, he quietly passed away at his
sons residence on the 21st ult. His
remains were interred in the. Kintail
cemetery, followed to the grave by a
large number of friends and neighbors.
Mr. ' Little was a tailor by 'trade ar d
was born in Lockerbie, Dumfrieshire,
Scotland; coming to this country many
years ago. The sorrowing friends have
the sympathy of all around in their
bereavement.
Mr. & Mrs. John Little, of Galt, at-
tended his father's funeral, and spent
a few days with his brother and other
friends.
AMBEI?LY.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Scott, of
Lanes, were visiting at Mr. John N.
McKenzie's last week. •
Arbor day was well spent in this
place, all improving their premises.
Mrs. Wm. Johnston, lake' range,- is
the happy mother of a young son..
. The boys of this place have organ-
,zed a base ball club. They ought to
try the Hemlock City lads. •
Mr.. names •Strachan, of Goderich,
was visiting at Mrs. Buglass' last week
but to his sad disappointment Belle
was away.
Miss Isabella Buglass has gone to
Ayr where she intends remaining for
some time.
The people of S. S. No. 12 hav
purchased a bell for their school bu
have not got it up yet. We hope t
hear the chime soon.
11/Ir. James Galagher; of Goderich
is at present visiting at Mr. Joh
McKenzie's. -
Mrs. John N. McKenzie was vis,
ng in Lochalsh last week and on he
way back paid Rev. Mr. McDonald a
all.
visit -
ng
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
Court of Revision, Township
of West Wawanosh, '91.
WAGON MAKING
HORSE SHOEING
AND- --
THE COURT OF REVISION: OF THE
1. Assessment Roll of the Township of
West Wawanosh for the present year, will lie GENE RAL BLACKSMITHINC.
held in the township • hall on Tuesday, May
26th, at 10 a. m.
R.K. MILLER,
° Clerk.
COURT OF REVISION
Municipality of Kinloss,
THE COURT OF REVISION' FOR THE
Township of Kinloss will be held at the
Township Hall. Holyrood, on Tuesday, the'
26th day of May, at. ten o'clock in the forenoon,
PETER REID,
Kinloss, May 4, 1891. Township Clerk.
MORTGAGE SALE.
,lIODGIN'S HOTEL IN RIPLEY
ON
TUESDAY, 12th MAY, 1891
At 1:30 p.m., there will be sold the "McIver
Farm "being the North-west half of Lot 5 in
e the 14th Concession, Western Division, Town
t ship. of Ashfield, County of Huron- 100 acres
more or less.
0 For further particulars see pesters or apply
to
ALBERT ,O. JEFFERY,
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B 3ardner, 0 Brown, G Hunter, M
Reid, A H abicki
LANES.
2 -lie spring work is being rapidly
pushed forward; Some parties finished
seeding last week.
C. Rou'si and family. paid a. visit to
friends in Clinton.
Miss Mary Ferries arrived home
from Woodstock on Wedrfesday last.
R. E. Lane was in London Last
week' i ;y :i� goods. The new goods
have arrived and the stock of staple
„rl'* 5rt ;r:6li tete.
r i
t w
•rr report c� .
' y . �p.rt tin.
'Other' '?,`tis 1.:T; rnr community, in the
1 derfnise of Mr. Tllomos Little,father of
Mr. David Last;;e, after q busy life of
gi Vendor's Solicitor London, Ont.
We are sorry to announce the death
of one'of the scholars of Sl S. No. 15,
Ashfield, who• passed away on Satur-
day, April 25th, in the person of John
Hutcheson, son of George Hutchison,
citi*en of Wingham, but Johnnie
never left Ashfield. Mrs. Hutchison
was but two weeks dead when, her
son was called away. IIe was well
liked by all who knew 'hint, and
especially his schoolmates who regret
his loss. Johnnie was sic..k but a
very .§ hoot time, and 'although : well
to no help could he done. His father
and relatives have the entire sympathy
of this community
PUBLIC NOTICE.
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Court of Revision, Township
of Ashfield, 1891.
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THE COURT OF REVISION OF THE
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Assessment roll of the Township'of Ash-
field for the present year will be Reid in
Finlay's school house on the 28tb day of May,
1891, at 2 o'clock p. m.
WM, LANE, Clerk.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
GIIISI--I CH15fi•CRI — SERyIC +;a
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and :tl. ..
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p Sunday
Sc
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2.30 U• n ,,Superintendent, Wnl. 5. Holmes:
Adult class' every Wednesday evening at
8 o'clock, Bible and prayer book lesson's. A11
are welcome REV V, J. CONNOR, Pastor.
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Adam Thompson begs leave to tha th
inhabitants of Lucknow and surrounding
country for the liberal patronage bestowed:.-'
him during the last seven years, and wishes g
continuance of 'his old customers and a tar..
share of the new, agile is in a better positioir
than ever to supply the wants of the pnbl
He always has on hand a stock of
Wagons & Buggies
of all kinds, He also will remind them of his
far famed
SCOTCH DIAMOND. NARROWS
which he alway has on hand and are made
the very thing in this lint e material.
willdo well to give him a al
and see prbces before purchasing elsewhere
Particular attention paid to
ALL KINDS OF HORSE SNOEII
flat feet, contractions, and interfering.
ADAM THOMPSOj '
Lv,mpbelj Street opposite the Bank
• AMMO
BULL FOR SERVICE.
mumUNDERSIGNED WILL KEEP1 for service at ,
Division, Ashfield, the etwo t lyear con.
Shorthorn bull, "Red Bistrark:"
• PEDIGREE—Red Bismarck, 12758,red'
calved March $, 1889, bred by Wm. Mallough,
Dungannon, Ont. ; got by Wallace (im)
2752 ; dam Annie 8430 by Young Spring
Prince 6299 ; Grace h,irper 2nd, 9227,
British Heir 2nd 2889; Lady Harper 2nd,
6630, by 2nd Famosa.Chief, 1782 Lady
Harper 6629, by Grand Duke 675 • Rose 1833
by , Royal Duke of Glo'ster,.10335 i•Maggie,
1429, by Lord of Lune im
Queen of the West, 1751; byJ'Vict5 or6 113 •
6
(12263) ; Daisy 823, by Halton 684 (1,1552),
Lavinia 4th 1342, by Duke of Wellington
(imp) 91. (3654) ; Lavinia 2nd 1340, by Alex •
ander (imp) 6, (•11099)Lavinia (imp) 299, by'
a sou of Scipio (1421), biy Eryliolme (1018), by
Son of North Star (458h
TER i,
9 81•fl0• Cows must be ret,irrieci
three tittles if.. -necessary err they Will be
charged. fo - service. No fees charged if cows
are not in calf after third service.
PAUL SMELTZER,
Belfast P. O.
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