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That Rafting
OnVar.Dongehl-1,103/ft11in's them
was a barn raising on Tuesday last.
--They had 4athemithere.from-Kinlogs,
Wawanosh, and Ashfield, and Lucknow
Via*,#9t unrepresented. Tbe spread
441i4b in the orchard, was one of the
44004 and, in- the 'contest, heratee4
the opposing parties John McGarry
4erlAinly—wair-th-e—witnier—althoug
Kenny McLeod was a close second.
Will Cure Black Knot
It hare been tiltrouverced that Ilia
knot on plum and cherry trees can be
not only prevented from spreading but
actually killed, by simply painting
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oil. The disease is making great
havoc of the fruit trees in allparts of
7t41* and Vicinttp Stuto. Ontario, and if this simple remedy
is effectiNki; no time should be lost in
making the application.
has Oddfellows Officers
Photograph Gallery
Kaake,pf Blyth,
ORANGE 0E4 BUTTON.
Grated nemonsiration in Luchnow on
The preparations for the.dnenSter
Orange demonstration in We village
are about completed audit the weather
proves favorable it promises to be the
largest gathering of Orangemen ever
everassembled in the eounty of Bruce.
On account of the 12th falling on
Sunday the demonstration will take
place on Monday, the 13th inst.
Orangemen from the whole west
riding of Bruce and east and west
e-1-1,nrere•ettatanee,,,elto
have it from reliable authority that
Kincardine town alone will send a
;delegation of over 600. Splendid
railway arrangements have been
secured from all points at exceedingly
low rates. The Orangemen will
assemble in the Queen's park at 1:30
t.1
Lticknow, formerly occupied by Mr.
W. J. Stringer, and will commence
business' here about the second of
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The toronto Exhibition
The prize list for the next Toronto
Industrial, Fair, which is to be held
from the 7th to the 19th September,
. has been issued. Copies can be pro-
cured by dropping a post card to Mr.
Hill; the secretary, at Toronto.
'Phtireh• Re -opening 'fr
• 'The Bethel Methodist church, 10th
\,Otin.. a. West Wawanosh, Will be
--opened on Sunday next, July 5th,
' dondgetor Snyder will preach
in the morning, afternoon and evening.
A grand tee -meeting will be held next
",day. Sevbral rev. gentlemen are
expected to deliver addresses.
Oountess of Earnscliffe
It is officially announced in Eng-
' thnt -Lady- --McDonalderidowenf-
the late,Prennier of Canada, Sir John
4 A. McDonald, has been railed to the
• , Peerage. as an acknowledgement of
her husband's long and distinguished
public service., It is said her title
will be the Countess' of Earnscliffe.
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ite.Opening Entertainment
'C' -Thee Lucknow OdclfeIlows purpose
himing a social on Friday. next, July
'10th, for the re -opening of their hall,
'/which has been undergoing extensive
repairs. All niembers are expected to
•tnt beam appearance with their wives
and fair -friends, and a good social time
is anticiPated. $traw-berries and
'cream galore.
• Taken the RI •
Mr. George Kerr's lease of the Luck -
„now mill having, etpired, Mr. Walter
• Treleaven has again assumed Control
of,the mill. Mr. Thos. 11. Treleaven,
who, has lately been employed at the
H.emlock 'City mill, is back at his old
Post of' head miller in the Lucknow
mill, and Mr. W. C. Treleaven as his,
assistant. Tom is a first-class inilier,
-and is well liked by the farming coin-
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munity..
County convention •
The fourth annual Convention of
Bruce Co. W. C. T. T. will be held in
the town hall, Lucknow, on July 21st.
First session at 10 o'clock rt. m. ;
afternoon session at 2 p. m., and in
the evening a mass meeting will be
• held at which selections will be
rendered by the choir of the Royal
TeMplars Society, and readings, and
addresses by delegates and resident
clergymen. — Mrs. D. McDonald,'
superintendent ofjournal work.
Kinloss Cemetery
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.Although naturetnareever fitted the
grounds of the Kinloss cemetery for a
• beautiful burying groaned, yet if a little
money, was properly expended the
place could be° greatly improved. It
is not much credit to the owners of
the place to allow it o remain in its
present condition, and we mistake the
law very much if the 'owners of the
plots in the cemeterycould-not corn-
, , "'pen those in charge of the place to
have the grounds kept in a better con-
dition. •
• Public School Notes
The new School Acts are now in
, force. The regulations , are being
revisied, and it is eXpected that the
acts and regulations, will be printed
,and ready for distribution to the
Board of Public School Trustees,
thetrugh the School Inspectors, not
later than the end of, October. In the
meantime the School Inspectors have
bfreen supplied with a few copies of the
School Acts alone to be furnished tO
any Board of Trustees urgently need-
ing them. Only Boards of Trustees
of cities, towns alla villages may
collect a fee, or otherwise provide,
funds to buy the pupils books ancy
other school supplies , ut'i rusLtr
have no such power.
evening; last the following officers of
the Oddfellows lodge were elected :—
Past Grand, D. Patterson; Noble
Grand, Wm. Hood; Vice -Grand, Dr.
D. M. Gordon e P. Secretary, W. H.
Smith ; R. Schretary, John Elliott ;
Treasurer, Alex Ross. The other
officers will be appointed on Friday
evening next.
In Peaceful Slumber
A Kinloss young man went to see
his girl -one tightn; short time, ago: -
After the old folks had retired he
edged his chair up close to the girl
and gently put his arm around. her.
After chatting for some time he unfor-
tunately -fell asleep. This so annoyed
the girl that she gently released her-
self and put the churn on the chair
just vacated. The sleepy youth was
hugging the churn when the old man
came down stairs in the morning. He
did not go back since.
Taken -into- Partnership -
Mr. James Gordon,butcher of this
village, has taken his'son, Frank, into
partnership in the business, and in
future the business will be carried on
by the two conjointly. This is only
justice to Frank who has been a good,
faithful assistant, and we are glad po
see his services thus substantially ro
cognized. All old accounts due Mr.
James Gordon must be settled either
by cash or note before the lst of Aug.
next, or they will be placed in other
hands for collection.
The Lucknow Band
,The Fire Brigade Van& of thise
village went with the excursionists to
Kincardine on Dominion Day, and
their playing throughout the day was
greatly appreciated by the people of
that place: . The band has greatly
improved undet the the new leader-
ship and our citizens would be pleased
to hear them in the park an occasional
evening during the summer. The
band has been engaged for the
Catholic pic-nic at Kingsbridge, en
Wednesdaynext, and for th'e Orange
celebration here on Monday, the
13th inst. -
The Burtch Theatre Company
The Burtch Theatre and Pavilion
Company gave a performance in Luck-
aow to a large audience, on Tuesday
evening last, some 500 people having ,
gathered under their tent to hear the
rendering of Uuncle Tom's Cabin.
The company is a good one and the
play was well appreciated. The
band they have in connection with
their organization is one of the best,
and the orchestra alone is well worth
the price of admission. Should the
Burtch Company again come to Luck -
now they will be greeted with a larger
crowd.
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Decorating the Graves
About twenty five members of
the Oddfellows lodge in this village
spent Friday afternoon last in the
Kinloss cemetery, cleaning and other-
wise decorating the graves of deceased
brothers with flowers, etc. They also
placed a couple- of neattomb stones -on
the graves of .two of the brethren, to
mark their last resting placed on earth.
This is a , very commendable work on
the part of the lodge and its members
and we would like to see the other
societies of the' village who have mem-
bers burriea in the cemetery„to follow
the example of the Oddfellows.
• —A philosopher tells how a. girl's
taste differs according to ler'age :*
"At sixteen she wants a dude with
tooth -pick shoes 'and a microscopic
moustache ; at twenty, a chief justice
with piles of tin ; at twenty-five, she'll
satisfied with a member of Congress ;
at thirty, a country doctor or a
preacher will do ; at thirty-five, any-
thint that wears pants, from , an
editor u p. ”
, —Several much needed repaits
have been made in thcsidowalks this
week,
aledonian park, when addresses will
be delivered by Mr. James L. Hughes,
• of Toronto; Rev, 'Tables Livingstone,
of Clinton, and the local 'clergy.
After the speeches . a foot ball match
between Dungannon and Lucknow,
and a lacrosse match between Kine
cardine and Harriston, will take pl e.
Another interesting 'feature will be
the band competition for two valuable
prizes. Four prizes are also offered
for competion among the diffierent
lodges present, being, $10 to the lodge
having the largest membership hi the
procession, $10 to the neatest uniform,
$10 to the lodge farthest distant from
Lucknow, $10 to the ,best dressed
Young Brittcin Lodge, and $10 to the
best dressed lodge of lady True Blues.
In the evening a splendid concert will
be given in the town hall, for which
first-class talent has been secured.
The village willbe handsomely decor-
ated with arches, evergreens, etc.,
and
-nothing -will- bemakespared,-to make the
visitors spend pleasant day. -Every-
body should come to Lucknow on the
13th.
HINTS TO VOTERS..
ow to get your name on the Dominion
Lists.
The steps to :be taken are as follows:
After June lst the revising offieer
takes the list now in force, and by
means of the assessment rolls of last
year and other information obtained
makes up a list of those who should
be added. At the same time he ascer-
tains, by all means possible, those -now
on the list whose names ought to be
removed, and makes a list of those
proposed to be struck oE Up to the
first of e'eugust any person having the
proper qualification may apply by affi-
davit to be put on, setting forth in his
affidavit any :one of the grounds upon.
Which he is entitled to be added to the
list. The grounds are briefly as fol-
lows :-
1. Owners of. real estate—In a city
this is $300. In towns $200. In vil-
lages or country sections $150.
2. Tenant—The rental .must be at
least $2 monthly, $6 quarterly, or $20
yearly.
la. Occupant—The occupant must
have been a bona fide occupant for one
year prior to application, of real prop-
erty of the value of $300 in cities, $200
in towns,. or $150 elsewhere.
4. Income—Applicant must be • a
•resident in electoral district and derive
an income of at least $300 a year earn-
• ings in money or money's worth, , Or
from some profession, caliing, trade or
investment in Canada, and has to
• derive such income and been a resident
of Canada for one year next' before
being placed upon the lists.
5. Farmers son—Applicant must
have resided with his father One year
• before being put on list, and as nany
sons may be put ones the value of the
fathers property will admit, allowing
each son the same amount as entitles
the father to be put On.
Ownerra son—rApPliCant must be
the son of an owner of real estate
other than a farm, and the father's
property must be sufficient to give
each son an applying a qualification
equal to that required of an owner.
For example :—In country districts, if
an owner's property is valuednt $750,
the owner and four sons may be placed
on the litt, as this would allow $150
to each. 1 •
7., Tenant's son—Applicant must be
a son of teneit of farm of ,not less than
20 acres; and loased for Act less than
five years, and have resided with his
fathereat ler one year before going
on list.
8. Fishermen—Applioant must be a
fisherman and the owner of real estate
and fishing gear, which together are of
the value of at least $15-0. .
J. Annuitant- -Applicant must have
resided within the electoral district one
e
year before being put on the list, and
leeceipt-of -aelife- annuity -secured -on— • - - — -
real estate in Canada of at least $169.
It is to be noted thateell perms.=
the old lists who were qualified as in-
come earners, or as 80143,0f owners of
preperty...will'htleft off tlis-eree-44-4--
OS the law niaKes the" alga provided by
the cities and incorporated towns euti
ities the basis of the new lists. Those
qualified therefore on income, or as
sons of owners ; ;All require to make a
iw application supported by the nec-
essary proof. The revising officers will
provide the necessary blanks. This is
a point to which persons qualified to
itialatteristelir.-11nofaar
every qualified elector should see to it
that his name is on the list. Cut this
out.
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—The Ladies' Aid society will Reeve
hot dinners in the Caledonian hall in
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—The Rev, John Kenner, the new
minister for the Ashfield circuit, has
taken up, his residence at the parsonage
in this village.
—The voters' lists for the townships ,
of Kinloss and Ashfield have been I
printed and the advertisments appear
in another column.
-he village was very quite ow
Dominion day, and nearly all our citi-
zens were away enjoying themselves
at other places,
Twenty-five doz. of Ladies';)
Misses' and Childrens' black
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.straws, lace and pie-nic hats.
Isball offer the above at
lessthan
• VVROLESALE PRICES:.
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e mg or ese
days is the
SUMMER CORSET.
Come and see them. Mistcorne,
come, first served.
Mrs. Smith.
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MARRIED.
PARNEA--ANDREWS. — At the home of the
bride, Milton, Ontario, on Wednesday, June
21th, by the Rev. j S. Colling, Lucknow,
assisted by Rev, George Clarke, of Hamil-
ton, Mr. Thomas Parker, manager of the
Terra Cotton Works, iltea, to Hettie
Mellissa, third daughter of Mr. George
Andrews, Milton, and neice af the officiating
minister.
NOTICE.,
THE, SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED AN
office in the building east of the
SENTINEL Printing •°Mee.
....eleceEZEMENTS, BONDS, LEASES, ,
DEEDS, MORTGAGES AND WILLS
• CAREFULLY PREPARED.
Plans ,specibcations and estimates for build
mill, bridges, etc„ furnished
on short notice.
• JAS. SOMERVILLE.
Lucknow, Jan .1891.
FIRE! FIRE!
Insure your farm property, private dwelling
in the old reliable, the
LONDON MUTUAL'
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Office,—A. ROSS harness shop, Luc/know
Wil be iii`the office everySatiirday afternoon,
JOHN LANE Agent hinlough.
‘4-01LY-EST1AY.
Strayed from the premises of the undersign-
ed on or about the middle of May, a red and
white yeading heifer. Any information lead-
ing to the sure recovery of the same will be
suitably rewarped.
W. HEDLEY,
Lucknow P.O.
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Absolutely pure from all foreign substance and will not gum or
Ncorrode oh farm machinery. For sale by
G D. C. TAYLOR, Lucknow. R, MURRAY, St. Helens.
I DON'T WANT THE EARTH,
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1 WANT A LIVING.
And 1 am going to have it in Lucknow, too, and 1 hereby
- announce to the people of Lucknow and surrounding country that
any person or persons coming to me having their teeth out
that 1 will put in two seta of teeth,
TEETHis
„Iwo a TEETH
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emporary or .Pcrmanfint
For the price of one set, $15, made of/the very best material
in the world. I use no rubber but 0. Ash & Sons, London, England. '
The teeth will be C. Ash & Sons, and S. S. White's, conceded
, by all who are in the business to 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 •
•Guarantee Sa_tikfacti'on
TO all reasonable people, the unreasonable, and there are stich in the world,
will please bear in mind, that 1 do not' want their trade,cal •
always be found et Dr. Te,nnant's office, Lucknow.'
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