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e l l—ha•4auled
intbi s i hb,orbood this season,
second coWoeas.)
,chased fr#1 Mrm'.A McLeod the
Ye, s acre 19t '-on: the: corner fermeri
Iaeciby' ? ' 'V ainaley,
Mr",31c-
0 . es Oft ••+hn: farm
c of gald, :West9f
Nr John McKinn=
remaining part of
the Late Duncan
a�,M �Il�irrinrt13r?°`°h��fl�;
'some years •in Lake Linden, has
returned home.
' Mr K McKinnon his much
proved the appearance of his place by j
putting a new fence along the front of
it,
RAG,W*S :NQS.,
ttri< 'n,irohtas act
r•
owned' by,Mr. F 4
the graveFroad a!
on purchased th
i'the 'Baron owned
;McKinnon,
Pall:Death'- has been reaping n
arvesI in our ri idst ,.:
w'e � . it• i' ouK :au4 duly to chronio1e
ri cath' of ;• another f', our
per
'McDonald,'Aim; sort sof NO. Wm.
L` . r i - u0u.4„ Deceased
ha ,„ been, spe'> ng the ,si}n;tmer and
Aunt Manitoba: where he
e"cold which clung to
rl spme months, then gradually
consumption,' which led to
:�orx Tue 4aty e'mir►g Inst.
ceased as just in,t ie spring time of
being only in the 19 f year of his
ge''i ;He had dust .been home from
"Manjtoba, about, a month previous' to
is death. lie' f uneral took place on
,yvednesday'last to the Huron, °ceme-
,lery and was 'very largely attended,
'Ale family have the heartfelt .sympa-
'thy of the entire community in their
sad bereavement.
We are alp sorry l tie= state that Mr.
Thos. McD,hald, Srr, who has been
seriously illfor sometime, is sti)l ver
low and at Present his recovery, irk ve
doubtful. 1-
Miss Agnes McDonald and Miss
Bella Walker, of Ludknow, were visit-
ing. friends in this neighborhood last
week. ,
Mr J T Johnston, teacher, was in
Listowel on Tuesday last attending
the wedding of his brother. Mr W T
Johnston, of that place.
The Knoll has lust lost one of its
fairest daughters in the person of Miss
Maggie Kennedy, Second daughter of
Thos Kennedy, Esa, of this place, who
"Was united in marriage on Tuesday
-last • to Mr Robert Walker, of . Sault
'Ste • Marie, Michigan.. The happy
'couple left for their new home on Fi ri-
"day last accompanied by the best
wishes of a host of friends.
Our Patron.' Association still contin-
ues to flourish and now that the busy
season has gone their meetings are be-
coming more .• interesting and largely
attended,At their„ last meeting they
debated the subject "Resolved that
the retail -dealer is better paid for his
labors than the producer." N McDon-
ald assisted by J T Johnston, A Gem.
mel and Jas Cooper supported the
affirmative, while D Smith ,'supported
by Wm McDonald, M Smith arid A.
Matheson upheld the negative. The
discussion lasted upwards of two hours
when after summing up the arguments
produced on either side, the chairman,
Mr A McAuley, gave the decision in
favor of the affirmative, The subject
for next night is "Resolved that Party
Politics is injuriousto the Progress of
a nation." Wm McDonald will cap-
tain the affirmative and J F Johnston
the negative.
Mrs H Cameron, of Puslinoh, is at
present visiting her sister Mrs R Val-
ens. ,.`'.
Miss M McDiarmid o was-serious-
ly
asserious-
ly ill is now recov .
Mr and Mrs Wil ram iratterson last
month celebrated their golden wed-
ding. They were married in Scotland
in 1841, and with their family they
•moved to this country and settled in
Oxford county, after which theist•
moved 'to Bruce .and settled in their
present home. We extend them our
best wishes and hope that they may
be long spared to celebrate together
the anniversary of their wedding day.
Our popular teacher, Mr Alex Dow-
son, has been re-engaged for the ensu-
ing year.
WHITECHURCH.
Henryet' is home from
Coburg College epi a his Xmas
holidays. His many friends and
associates are pleased to see. Henry's
pleasant face again.
Mr. James Mowbray is home from
near St. Thomas, Dakota, and seems
well pleased with that country as he. is
;going, to move out there in the, spring.
Quite a numberwho went from this
vicinity to Dakota and the North
West have ,returned •within the past
few days to spend their winter here.
Amoug the many we are pleased to
welcome is our esteemed friends Thos.
Collopy.
Our village is booming. We learn
that there are several preparing to
build in .the spring. Mr. Cottle is
intending to build a brick dwelling,
and Mr. Oliver a large stone house.
He has got fairly opened out in the
grocery business, and since he started
the bottom has fallen out, and we are
now get'ti4ig goods, we believe, as
cheap as they can be got in Ontario.
REPORT OF S. S. NO. 5, KINLOSS.
The following is the report of S S
No 5, Kinloss, for. the • month of De-
cember 1891
Sen 4th --E Valens, E McIntosh, G
McIntosh, A Sutherland.
Jun 4th—A McGillvray, N McCaul,
Lena Fraser. -
3rd class—A. ,Valens, Lizzie Cox, J
Cox, B Bain.
2nd class -B McLeod, A Suther-
land, M McOaul, A Valens.
Second part—W Sutherland,' R
McIntosh, John Smith, N Pierce.
ASHFIELD COUNCIL.
Council niet according to Statute'on
.Dec. 15th, members all present.
Minutes of previous meeting' read
'•andel} n d. '
Man by McKenzie seconded by
Chambers that the polling booths for
,municipal elections be as follows and
the persons named be appointed Depu-
ty Returning Officers, also that a by-
law confirming the same be prepared.
No 1, Black's paint -shop, Dungan-
non, Andrew Dreany. No 2. school
house No 9, Hugh McPhee. No 3,
school house N-45, Kenneth McKenzie..
Nb 4, Hawkins store, Port Albert,
Thomas Hawkins, No 5, school house
No 2, Maurice Dalton. No 6, home
of ,H McIntosh, n e pt lot 5, con 12,
W D, Hugh McIntosh. No 7, school
house y• 12, Robert Hamilton.
. A ll ac number Of accounts were
,paid, these will appear in Treasurer's
Statement. ,
Council then adjourned to meet
again at 10 o'clock on Deo. 28th.
W STOTHERS, Clerk'
REPORT OF S. S. NO. 6, KI1VLOSS.
The following report is the result of
the weekly written- examinations held
in S S No 6, Kinloss, during the
months of November and December :
4th class—Alice McDonald, Peter
McKinnon, John D McKinnon.
.PRESBYTERY OF IHAITLAND'.
The Presby tery of Maitland met at Lucknow
o
' Tuesday, 22nd inst., the Rev. F.. A. Mac-
Iunan rmodn aro pro tem, A call from Knox
urch Brussels to the Rev: David Millar was
sustained, The call is unanimous and has 158
navies attached thereto. The stipend prom
ised is $700 per annum to be paid in°quarterly
instalments. Mr. Millar intimated his accept-
ance of the call,
'A special meeting of the Presbytery will be
held in Knox Church Brussels for the induc-
tive on Tuesday, January 5th, at 2 p. m. The
following were appointed to officiate at the in-
duction services :—Revs. T. Davidson, to pre-
side, R Fairbairn to preach, A Y Hartley to
address the minister., D Forest to address the
congregation. The resignation of the Rev K
McDonald. of 9.shfield, was considered. The
following commissioners from the session and
congregation were present and addressed the
con rt :—Messrs Donald McLennan, Alexander.
McLean H Chambers, and Arch'd McIntyre,
all of whom expressed the high esteem in
which Mr McDonald is held by the congrega-
tion
and their sorrow at parting with him.
Mr McDonald was then heard and expressed
hes adherence 'to his resignation for personal
reasons and at the same time declared his love
and attachment to the congregation.
Members expressed their kindly feelings
towards, Mr McDonald and high esteem for
him as a minister of Christ andbrotherbeloved.
The resignation was accepted. The Presby-
tery while accepting the resignation of the Rev
K McDonald desire in' parting with their es-
teemed brother and friend to record as they
hereby do their deep sense of his noble quali-
ties and gifts and his unwearied labors espec-
ially in his own immediatepastoral charge.
They feel the loss they sustain ny his removal
from among them and being deprived of his
matured experience and intimate acquaintance
the business of the court which he attended
conscientiously and regularly, also his urbanity
and kindness toward the brethren.
They express profound gratitude to the
great Bead of the church tor His acknowledge-
ment of his labors in the several congregations
over which he was placed in tht church, and
now commit himself and his family to the
Master's care, and pray that he may be spared
for many years yet for usefulness in the vine-
yard wherever in providence his lot may be
cast. t
The clerk was instructed to furnish Mr Me -
Donald with a Presbyterial 'Certificate
Mr Sutherland was appointed interim moder-
ator of the session of Ashfield congregation and
also to declare the charge vacant on the sec
and Sabbath in January. The pulplt supply
was committed to the session for the ensuing
quarter. (three months,)
Mr Sutherland was authorized to moderate
.in a.call when the congregation is ready.
JOHN 1VMCNA1113, Clerk.
.Lucknow. Dec. 23rd, 1891.
3rd class—Aggie Atkins, A Milne, •
D • McKinnon, ' M onald, MCIntyre, L Gra =—All partiell;' indebted to the SEX -
ham, MMcDT 11t1EL would oblige us by settling
McIntyre,
M Graham, R McKenzie.. ' T' )�,ocknrt A '' d uring the incoming week.
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-- - ,h. .e. l}..this.Chnat ras..day.
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From -_-..,u., coast to... TUT,vn s bd�y ;
Let 'ailour brethren. cheerful sing,
With joyful voice, this Christmas day.
From Erie'1i shore to Vancouver Me, -
And cottage thatched with prairie hay ;
From Sable cape to cold Belle Isle,
Will sing their song, this Christmas day.
komtgkeuttli k>zat* Da qu-ori; `a rent-„.-,-....x-...-
STMR SBCHTEH TO
FARINU --FOR
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Po. e; hey
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i, 'fi^,rti er- prkthe reneger. t
f Iimtbe of o>;lr chosen banda (� cRES, 96
ACRES CLE.A . .
q. all e; tshe. _ ul greeting may -
Bound
y, '0 eing the south halves of lot 03
ud xiow tltiiiocein thro h
an son the Town of.
e� Qb C, y�„ tile laud Township sinless, one mile
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cast.o t w _..00dgrairi•and stock farm;
well fen
nt height of land the echo ring, cod, and in a good state to cultivate.
n*re ss +, . ,x L__ A never failingcreek runs through four fields;
Two good we and Rumps ; good bearing
orchard, All seeded dos% but 20 aces, Barn
40 x 76, frame house 18 g; 4, and a log house
18 x 26. There are five acres of fall wheat.
Apply to
The poor neglected by. the gay
Help, brothers, ,help ; their tattering feet,
To sing their song, this Ch*zstmae day.
On Western plains where cyclones blow,
And'roi,ky tope with mists of''grey ;
Regina Royal, now clad in snow;, '
Will sing their song, this Christmas day,
From Ottawa's heights to old Quebec,
And Montreal take up the lay ;
Your court rooms now for ever deck
With songs of joy, this Christmas day,.
Ontario now as foremost still,
In temple, tower and foremost say ;
Still sound the trump as brothers will,
Their timbrel song, this Christmas day,
Sweet Liberty, our race has won,
Benevolence share to all I pray ;
And concord to—all hearts are one,
Who join Mit' song this Christmas day.
R. GRAHAM,
Court Sherwood No,,350.
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WEST WAINAROSH COUNCIL.
The township cc/uncil met on Dec.
15th according to Statute, members all
present. The minutes of previous
meeting were confirmed. The Treas-
urer's report for -November showed ze•
ceipts $2910 and expenditure $1131.67,
report filed.
Moved by Mr Bailie seconded by Mr
Todd that W J Smythe be paid $1.50
for damage done to his roadway in
repairing road—Carried, Mr. Bowery
nay.
The collector asked . the time for
returning his roll to be extended. On
motion of Messrs Bailie and Todd the
time for returning roll was extended
until the first tweeting in January.
Moved by Mr Bowers seconded by
Mr Todd. that the collector be paid
$1.06, being, the amount of taxes on
property of late George McDonald.—
Carried.
Moved ,.by My Bailie seconded. by
30 Gibson that Cullis Bros account
for gravel and roadway be paid.—C'd.
Moved by Mr. Bailie .,seconded by
Mr Bowers that the clerk be paid $2
for auditing' drain account; $I for
revising minutes for publication, and
$2 for School returns.—Carried:
Moved by Mr Bowers seconded by
Mr 'Todd that the polling booths for
municipal elections be as follows and,
the persons named be appointed Depul•
ty Returning. Officers, also that a by-
law confirming same be 'prepared :
No 1, Court •Room, Dungannon, J
G Ward, 'D R O. No S E Mun-
roe's store, Manchester, S E Munroe,
D R O. No 3, Township "Hall, Wm
Cameron, D R O. No 4, Temperance
Hall, St Helens, R K Nelles, D R O.
No 5, School House No 4, J Gordon,
D RO.
A large number of accounts were
passed—these will appear in Treasur-
er's Statement—after which Council
adjourned to meet according to statute.
R. K. 'M ILLE$, T'p Clerk.
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MARRIED.
BOYD—AGAR, At the residence of the bride's
father, Goderich road, on the 23rd inst.,
by Rev. 3. Kenner, Mr. Boyd,. school
master at Belfast, to Miss Agar,
THOMPSON—STANLEY At the parsonage; Luck-
nowr on the 23rd inst., by the Rev, J. S.
Colling, Mr. William Henry Thompson,
of the Township of Huron, to Miss Mar-
garet Err •ly Stanley, of the Township of
• Kinloss. '
LUCKNOW MARKETS.
Frill Wheat, per bushel.... .00 to .89
Peas . , , , .00 .58
Oats .... .00 ” .30
Potatoes " .. .25
Butter, per lb' .14 " .15
Eggs, per dozen... . .. ... a 0 .15
Turkeys, per lb 1.07 to .08
Geese, . .. .00Mto ,04
Ducks, . .06
Chickens, per pair.. .25
Dressed Hog per cwt.. 0.00 to 5.20
Hides per lb 3,z
Tallow 14 .04
Lard . " ,08
Hay per ton $13 to $14
PA. MALCOMSON, BARRISTER,
. Solicitor, Conveyancer, etc„ (late of
Cameron, Holt & Cameron, Godericht. Office
at Traver's old stand.
cr MORRISON. ATTORNEY_ ..14,
.. law, Solicitor in Cancery, Convey-
ancer, Commisioner. eto. Office. over the
barber shop.
GARROW & PROtWFOOT BAR1tIS-
tete, S licitora, etc., Goderich, Ont.
J. T. GARBOW, Q.C, ' W M.. PROUDFOOT,.
SIMON CORRIGAN, COMM'
in II. r,. O. Kinlough IP. h, a
YON ER,
ntario.
ANGUS KERR
On the premises, and if by letter box .1.15,
Lucknow,
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FARM FOR SALE.
THERE HAS BEEN PLACED IN MY
hands for sale the -west half of lot 18,
con. 7, Kinloss, containing fifty acres more or
less, There is a good log'house on the premises
and it is fairly well improved. There is a
splendid supply of running water and it is a
desirable stock -farm. The owner who resides
in the 'United States is anxious to sell and a
bargain will be given. Apply to the under-
signed, who will show the property,
WM, VALENS,
4.932 ' Box 32 • Lucknow P. 0 , Ont.
STEER ESTRAY.
STRAYED FROM THE PREMISES OF
the undersigned. south half lots 9 d 10,
con. 1, Huron township, on or about the llth
of October last. a yearling steer, light colored
and red abort the head. Any one giving such
information as will lead to his recovery will be
suitably rewarded. JOHN REID,
4-935 Lucknow P. 0.
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
WIRE TJNDERSIGNED WISHES TO IN -
1 form the farmers of this section that he
will keep for service at lot 22, con. 2, Kinloss,
a thoroughbred Berkshire boar. Terms, $1,00
payable at time of service.
WM. DAWSON,
4-933 • Langpide P. Q.
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BOAR, FOR SERVICE.
mHE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO IN -
1 form the farmers of this section that he
will keep for service this season at Lot 4, con.
10, (E. D.) Ashfield, his superior bred Berk
shire Boar, "Baron Nimrod." Terms—$1.00
at time of service, 81.50 if not so paid. '
BARON NIMROD. born August 15th, 1889,
bred by J. G, Spell & Bro., Edmonton, Ont.
'Sire, Baron-bon-Bisnark[426] bred by W.
H, & C. H. McNish. Lyn. Ont, Imported
Dam Moulsford 52nd [937]; got by Swineford
(65) 20,317; 2nd dam Moulsford 36th (735)
20,316, got by Watchman (485) ; 3rd dam
Moulsford 7th got by Sanson. • 4th dam Mouls-
ford 5th gotlay Stoke Lad ; 5th dam Moulsford
4th got by Norman ;.6th` dam Moulsford 2nd
got by Nagger , 7th dam Moulsford lst,
The above Redigree is correct, to the hest of
my knowledge and belief.—J. G. SNELL & BRO.
JAMES LANE,
Lanes P. 0., Ont
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
r�HE- UNDERSIGNED WILL KEEP
for service this season at Lot 12, Con,10,
(W. D,) Ashfield, a thoroughbred Chester
White Boar. .. .
PEDIGREE': Young Hill Top, now the prop-
erty of James Alton, Belfast P. 0., was bred
by J, E, Barkwell, Lucknow P. 0,
Sire, Unele Sam, 4361, Vol. 3. bred by J.H.
Eaton, Banyrus,Ahio; by Freddie, 3,; by Mid-
dlesex, 3717. Dam; Eaton's Best, 6824, Vol,
3 bred by J. H. Eaton, Banyrus; gr. dam,
Crawford's Girl. 4092; g. gr. dam, Crawford's
girl, 876,
Dam,'Lucknow `Lass, 8464, Vol. 4, bred by
E. D George, Putnam, Ont., sold to J. E,
Barkwell, Lucknow, Ont.; gr, dam, V ina, 7124
bred by E. D. George, Putnam; g.•gr, dam.
Holman's M., 3; g•. g. gr. dam, Empress, 5234.
Sire, Free Trader, 4359, Vol. 3, bred by L. B.
Silver, nlevelands,, by Pride of Ohio, 3109; by
Hill Top, 591. '
Terms—$1,00 if paid at time of service; $1,25
if not so paid; with permission of returning if
necessary. -
JAWS ALTON, ' '
3.934 Belfast P. 0,
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AUCTION 5" E
NEW FURN URE
THERE WILL BE SOL
Auction at James
rooms, Lucknow, on Satur
BY PUBLIC
iamson's ware-
, January 2nd,
1892, the entire stock of n furniture, con-
sisting of Sideboards, fas, Cupboards,
Bureaus, Tables, Chairs,.:. all other articles
usually kept in a furnitur actory.
As the owner intersconfining hima@''
exclusively to the under, ring business it
future, all will be sold t out reserve.
.oer the
Sale'at one o'clock-� rp• fail
,place, near Treleaven.: VA.
TER'M8—Ail
f $5 grid tinder cash ;
elan •'
ov:r that amount 10 • nths credit on furnish-
ing approved joint n
,TOH
es.
PURVIS, Auctioneer.
CANA DIAN P : IFIC RAILWAY CO.
Tickets eissUlue to" all polntb east or west.
Quick timo connections with other
JOHN • MuucBI.so., Ticket, Aa lars to , Lucknow,��
For Your
ZCHRISTMA • '; CANDY
.. a :44:. •1RKf4g:it/miLWIP 4. w.'Pm.T:vwi..�..:,,.. x�.7�YS2;iv: 75• -rt
As he has the largest and best
ASSORTED STOCK
J
In own, and is prepared to
SELL CHEAPER
Than :anyone else in town.
Remember the Place.
OWT READ
THIS !
Fine Confectionery,, Fancy . Goods,
Biscuits, Raisins, Figs, Dates,
Nuts, Etc., Etc. '
See our Magnificent Stock of the above
FINEST CDS,
LL EST PRICES.
All -Fine -Confectionery .i a fancy bore
— Ib., 1 lb., and 5 lb. boxes.-
DON'T 8L DECEIVE
by Fancy Shows. We have the tin
goods ever shown in town for'
Christmas & New Year Tr
Andour prices are cheaper than
All goods
Guaranteed Pure.
No cheap goods bought to ru
'Christmas. We carry only
goods all the year roun
WEDDING C
A SPF,CIALTY.
r
we have just received a lad
from Ethel Mills for Oh
New Year trade.
Now is the time to
'orders /and get them 611e
THOS,.
`HOS,. r-- —
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your,
I have r
occupied by
and am pre
P.A..
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the store
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will be
,hest pr.
butter „cor
ding to
C. SPARLrrc.
.ls•� r0''r7-.
rCLEOD'S
oroza
And other tested remedies
,44ECIFIC AN R
Impure, ANTIDOTE
Weak and Impoverished Blood,
tl}
Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Palpitation ofaa'
Heatt, Liver Complaint, Neuralgia, Lose
Memory, Bronchitis; Consumption,
Stones. Jaundice Kidney and Urinary -
eases, St. Vitus' Jaundice,
Female Irregular
and General Debility. bottle,
$1 per half pint and $2 per pint
C10PERICH, •4
LAliORATOill • '
J.,NI. MCt EOD,
Proprietor and Manufantur
Sold by Berry & Days and 4. R. Oong'1'a
Druggists, Lucknow
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