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Mathie, B McCoy, II Grundy. Fair- '
4areeent except Mr. hamber. minutes
Wow on :Feb. (b6th; all 'the members ton. Poor -Maggie Stewa.rt. rand Trull
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The d.ucknowSentinel, Bruce Uounty, March, 4th
1 The above etiuncil met in council M Thompson, II Findlater, 0 Middle -
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•Thniollowiag accounts were ordered
to be ,paid; -Joseph Dunbar, repair-
irg Zigert's bridge $1,50; John Hart
uniViteing Harris's bribge, $1.50.; Mrs,
McGuity, charity, $10; Wm. McArth-
air, minute book for board of health
and stationery for Auditors. $1.23;
John Bowers for getting a dog buried,
'25cts, half paid by W. Wawaosh;
Paterick Mouren repairing culverts,
S. R. 3 and 4 S. R. 6 and 7, $1;
Andrew. Stewart, work on East bound-
'rry,'Ashfield's share, $24.25; Auditors
each, $8; debentures for school section
No.17, $60.
,The following pathinasters; pound -
(keeper and fence viewers were ap-
pointed: Pathrnasters-No. 1, S. B.
.8aunrisy,.-2 S. Matthews, 3 Alex. Mc-
Nee, 4 Wm. Holland', 5 David John-
ston, 6 Jas. Oliver, 7 Jos. Tigert, 8 G.
,Draper,9 Jas. Dunbar, 10 A. Bennett,
11 Jas. Oornellies, 12 J. 13, Graham,
�8 J..McGee„ 14 D. Gardiner, 15 Chas.
Robison, 16 T. Stewart, 17 J. S Mc-
Quoid, 18 W. J. Hayden, 19 J. Steven -
on, 20 T, Hawkins, 21 W. McCarthy,
22 S. Weller, 23 J. Peirce, 24 W Mc-
Grory, 25 R. Hasty, 26 W. McLennan
27 W. Moren, 28 J. Kilpaterick, 29 II:
Johnston, 30 T. E. Finley, 31 J. Laz-
,enby, 32 G. Hall, 33 J. Phillips, 3-4 T.
Lannan, 35 J, Lane 36 A. Ritchie, 37
J. Agar, 38 J. Scrirnegar, 39 A. Mullen,
40 A. Hackett, 41 J. Murdock, 42 W.
Hunter, 43 R. Nixon, 44 T. Irvin, 45
J. Baird, 46 S. Rivitt, 47 R. McKeith,
48 A. Beaton, 49 J. McDonald, 50 J.
Sullivan, 51 I. Ensign, 524. Murry,
.53 R. Cameron, 54 J. McDonald, 55
_ A. McDonald, 56 J. McDoneld, 57 J.
Hamilien 58J. S. Barkwell, 59 D.
McKenzie, 60 R. Hamilton, 61 D. Mc
Rae, 65 E. Armstrong, 63 K. McLean,
, 64 W. Finlayson, 65 J. McNain, 66 R.
West, 67 D. Murry, 68 G. Sandy, 69
.A. McKenzie, 76J. Johnston, 71 T.
Smilie, 72 J. Dreman, 73 M. Farrie, 74
J. C. Baldwin, 75 II. McLeod, 76 J.
L. Hunter, 77 W. Dixon, 78 J. Long,
79 A. _McDonald, 80 R. Kinightity, 81
M. Dalton, 82 A. Nelson, 83 T. Wilson,
84 J. Desmond, '85 D. McGill, 86 N.
M. Bowler, 87 Jame ti Quaid
• 88 Jas. McWhinney, 89 Alex.Ca.thaart,
90 0. O'Connor, 91 Wm. McWhinney,
92 J. Kilpaterick, 93 Jas. Alton, 94 A.
R. Anderson, 95 Jas. Davison, 96 John
G. Glenn, 9711. Maize, 98 J. Stevenson,
99 D. Sullivan, 100 0. Lambartus, 101
• J. Mckenzie, 162J.Johnston, 104 Wm
Wiley, 104 A. Moggach, 105 W.
Becket, 106 P. Sineltzer 107" T. Whit-
ker, 108 0. Davison, 109 T. Con,gram,
' 110 J. Dixon, 111 A. Maize, 112 T.
Richardson, 113 J. Gibson, 114 P.
,McCarthy, 115 P. Sheilds, 117 J.
,Scott, 118 J. Thompson, 119 J. Maize,
120 S. Trealeven, 121 W. Jackrnio,
122 M. Dinnun, , 124 D. NIeGregOr
. 125 T. Webster 126 W. H. Maize, 127
T. Disher, 123 J. Sulivan, 128 •J.
Holland, 116 J. Murphy. 129 .A.
Dreany, 130 J. Reid, 131 J. Keefe,
.132 J. Parrish, 133 D. IL Alton, 134
. A. McMillroi,135 T. O'Conner, 136 J.
, Scot. 6
Pounct keepers -J. Stevenson, J.
McDonagh, P. Reid, D. McIntyre, J.
Jamieson, J. Dunn, W. Flanigan, and
Anthony Black.
Fence viewers -4. Webster, J. Mc
Donagh R. Webster, G. Currel, D.
Sullivan, D. Mantyre, R. Finley, M:
McLennan, J. Black, H. Clutf, A.
Dreany, M. Dalton, W. Powel, T.
Linnet, and J. Lane.
Moved by D. Farrish seconded by
Girvin, that this council do DOW
adjourn to meet again on the 31st day
of March.
W. Stothers
LUCHI110131 PUBLIC SCHOOL.
The following the report of the
Lucknow public school for the month
of February, thenames being in order
of merit:
FIRST DEPARTMENT
Sen. 5th class- Excellent- L Mc-
Donald, M. McCoy, T. Lawrence, L.
Arrnstrdng, 41. Flohnea, A. Lawson.
Good -W. Wilson, A Coiling, J Baird,
A Woods,
Intermediate 5th -re Excellent- 4
Smith, W Mallough, F Coiling, 11 Mc -
Charles.
Primary 5th -Excellent- W Reid,
St Graham. Good -M McNabb, A
Boyd, T Reid.
Entrance- Excellent -A Hornell,
K Treleaven. Good- J Lyons, M
Douglass, W Yule, &Yule. J Tennant,
M Matherson, A Miller. Fair -A
Grundy. Poor -A Lyon?, F McIntosh.
THIRD DEPARTMENT ,,Senior 3rd -Excellent- / Baird,
Dnglass, 11 Sandy. Good- 11 .Arm-
Atrong, 11 Thompson,Mak, F Mc -
Junior 3rd -Excellent --D Render
son, A Geddes,J: Lypp&OShoebottoni
Good -X McDonald, I McIntosh, 14
J McCoy, E Wheeler, D Ross,
E Stringer. Fair -H McGrory. C
Corrigan, E Vance, F Stewart, D Mc
Auley, E Torrance, G Grundy. Poor
-E McKay, W Daviaon, 0 McLean.
Second -Excellent -A McCorvie, W
Barber, W Grundy, M Grundy, D
Anderson, W Holmes. Good -R
Davison, W Lees, A Middleton, R
Graham, A Ross, 0 McQuaig, J Stew-
art, F Ross, M Hunter. Fair L Ross,
J Watson,. L Nivins, R McLean, ,A
Shoebottorn, P McGarry. Poor- W
Young, W McCobe.
FotIRTIT DEPARTMENT
Senior 2nd--Excel1ent-I Lawson, B
Paterson, MOameren. Good -_I Arru-
strone, M Finlayson, C McLaren, W
Findlater, H Watson, G McKenzie, M
Greer, J Young, M Murdock. Fair -
S Webster, W Allen, M Reid, A Mc-
Nabb, W Webster, D Flynn, J Douglas.
Junior 2nd-ExellentW McIntosh.
Good -K McAuley, G. Holmes,
Sandie, J Lyoris, E Reid, A Yule, G
Paterson, H Wilson, H Graham, B
Robertson. Fair -_B Thompson, E
McIntosh, W McCoy 0 Vance, I Flynn,
M Murdock, B Allen, W McClure.
Poor -1? Campbell. 0 Grundy, G Bren-
nan, D. Lees.
Part Second -A Watson, B Wright,
A' Anderson, G Cameron, R Grundy,
M Moore, J McCorvie, R Young, J
Baird, R Matherson, Fair -J Barber,
C Hunter, W McIntosh, M Davison,
I Reid, 0 Main Poor -L "Webster.
FIFTH DEPARTMENT
Senior Class- Excellent -R Little,
S Johnston. good- El Robertson, J
Henderson, F Sr' rundy, E Findlater, W
Hendeison, M Graham, L Flood, E
Taylor, C Shoebottotn. Fair -D' Mc-
Donald, J Stewart. Poor -D Mills,
L Williams, E Hildred, A Tennant.
Junior Class--" Excellent-- E Mc-
Laren, J Corrigan, W Multon, E Mur-
chison, J Douglas. Good -F Reid, J
McLean, J1VIcLure. Fair -E Fleming
F McKinnon; J -Kidney, A Winny, W
McCoy.
The importance of
keeping the blood in
a pure condition is
universally known,
and yet there are
very few people who
have perfectly pure
blood. The taint of scrofula, salt rheum, or
other foul humor is heredited and transmitted
for generations, causing untold suffering, and
we also accumulate poison and germs of dis-
ease from the air we bre.dire,the food we cat,
or the water wc drink. Tier n is :1, hing more
conclusively proven than thili power Of
Ilood'sSar- •saparilla
eases Of the
medicine,
tried,.does
trace of
salt rheuni,'
over all dis-
blood. This
When fairly
expel every
scrofula or
remove s
the taint
which causes eatirrii, neutralizes the acidity
and cures rheumatism, drives out the germs
of malaria, blood poisoning, etc: It also vital-
izes and enriches the Wood, thus overcoming
that tired feeling, and building up the whole
system. In its preparat brit, its -medicinal
merit, and. the wonderful cures it :lecorn-
Wishes Irood's Sar,a-
parilla is PeccEnr
to 'Neff. Tho..
sands testify te its
success, and tia bet
advertising Marti's.
Sarsaparilla reelVe3
is the hearty • endorsement of • its army <4
friends.. Every testinmnial ,•we publish, and
every statement wir make on behalf of Ilood's
Sarsaparilla 111;f y ees-lied upon as strictly .
true in'every respect. •
If you need a good bi,-,;rd purifier or building
'up medicine, be sure to take Hood's Sarsapp.-
rilla. Further information and statements of
cures sent free to all who ad.dress us as below.
:r
00d%
Sarsaparilla
Bold by an druggists. 81; six for 5.5. Prepared only
by C. I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Loivell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar •
DU NNS
BAKING
POWDER
COOK'SBEST
FARM FOR SALE
1ildt ACRES. 96 ACRES CLEAR,
171.7 Being the south halves of lot 53
and 54 in the Township of Kinloss, one mile
east of Lucknow. Good grain and stock farm,
well fenced and in a good state to cultivate.
A never failing creek runs through four fields.
Two good welts and pumps; good bearing
orchard All seeded down but 20 acres. Bern
40 x 76, frame house 18x 24, and a log house
18 x 28. There are five aeree of fall* wheat.
Apply to
ANGUS KERR
On the premises, and if by letter box 115.
,
- RAILWAY.
ONE WAY EXCURSIONS
TO ALL POINTS IN
MANITOBA, BRITISH
COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
TERRITORY, OREGON
•AND CALIFORNIA.
Leave Toronto at 11:15 p. m., on
Feb. 24, Illarolf 9 and 23r PUBLIC NOTICE.
LucHritOur
Fall Wheat, per bushel ... . .00 to .86
Peas
'Oats"
. • .. .00 " .28
Potatoes
•••• 25
Butter, per lb .14 " .15
Eggs, per dozen. , .15
Turkeys, per lb .00 to .08
Geese, tit
.••••• * .00 to ,06
Ducks, 44 •
.07
Chickens, per pair . . .25
Hides per lb
Dressed Hog per cwt... . 675 to 6.00
3
Tallow "
.04
Lard 44
.08
Hay per ton
$12 to 14
.00 .58
41
Apr. 6 and 20, and May 4.
Through Tourist Sleeping Cars to
Vancouver without change.
The train leavine''LucknowAt 10:38
a. m. connects at Toronto with this
excursion train.
Baggage checked through to deetin-
ation from here.
For rates and all information
applyto
D. W. HAYES,
Agent G. T. R., Lucknow.
LACES.
Mrs. Smith has just opened a lot \of
Chiffon Laces
In all the new shades. Alsa
Yak Laces
In Bleck, Cream and White Some-
thing new in
VEILING.
More Spring Goods expected daily.
A CALL IS SOLICITED.
Mrs. Smith.
UBLIC NOTICE.
All parties indebted
to me for accounts of 1S 91
either by note or book
accounts, are requested
td call and settle the
same at once or they will
be placed in other hands
for coilectionl
This is pbsitively the
last chance.
JOHN PEART,
Boot & shoe dealer, Lucknow
John Griffin
AUCTIONEER FOR
HURON CO.
REAL ESTATE, .
ANCE AND GENERAL
AGENCY.
SALES ATTENDED IN ALL PARTS
of the County and satisfaction guaranteed.
A. number of
FIRST-CLASS 'FARMS
Form& on reasonable terms.
JOHN GRIFFIN,
KTNGSBRIDGE P.0
T' MILK ROUTES OF THE PARA.
mount Cheese Factory will be let by
auction at the Grange Hall, Paramount,
March 8th, 1892, at 2 p. m
Tenders will be received for the plastering
of the curing room of factory and taking down
and rebuilding boiler furnace to be completed
by May lst, 1892.. Also for the building of
a hog pen. For plans and specifications of
plastering and furnace apply to J. J. Taylor,
and for specifications of hog.pen see G. S.
Robertson after March 1st, T- enders received
up„ till March 8th and will be opened at
Grange Hall on same date.
P. R. MoNAY, J J. TAYLOR,
Secretary. President.
200 ACRE FARM
FOR SALE OR RENT
BEING LOT 6, CON, 14, E. D: OF
Ashfield, in the County of Huron, one
hundred and seventy acres cleared. The
farm is situated 2i miles from Lucknow.
30 acres in bush, 80,acres in grass, 12 acres fall
wheat, good fences, good dwelling, bank barn,
stable and shed, good orchard, 2 good wens
and no better soil.
Apply on the premises nr to
JOHN BARK WELL,
Box 179. Lucknow P. 0.
Teeth, Teeth
" If -you Want a first-class set of teeth'
cheaper than the cheapest, call on
P;/itersonp
A-. Tennant's Office,
LUCKNOW, ONT.
Scientific American
Agency for
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COPYRICHTS, etc.
For Information and free Handbook write to -
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BOAR FOR SERVICE
THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO IN -
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 Roar, "Baron Nimrod." Terms --$1.00
at time of service, 81,50 if not so paid.
BARON Nimitop. born August 15th, 1889,
bred by J. G. Snell & Bro., Edmonton, Ont. r
Sire, Baron-bon-Bistaiark [426] bred by W.
H. rk C. H. McNish. Lyn. Out, Imported
Dim Moulsford 52nd [937]; got by Swineford
(65) 20,317; 2nd dam Moulsford 3611 (735)
20,316, cot by Watchman (485) ; 3rd dam
Moulsford 7th got by Samson ; 4th dam Monis-
ford 5th ot by Stoker Lad.; 5th dam Moulsford
9th got by Norman; 6th dam Moulsfor,I 2nd
got by Nigger 7th dam Moulsford lst.
The above pedigree is correct, to the best of
my knowledge and belief. -J. G. SNELL dr BRO.
JAMES LANE,
, Lanes P. 0., Ont
TO THE FARMERS
I have rented the store
occupied by Mr. Geo. Kerr
and am prepared to
FOR BUTTER AND EGGS.
The highest price be
mid for butter aceording to
quality.
R. C. SPARLINC.
ONE
east tie earned at oat Nil ofworlt.
rapidly and honorably by thou oft
eithar sex, young or obi, and In thole
own localltlesor eraser nosy live. Aar
ono can do *be work. Nosy to learn.
Ws Amish .,.p 51a. WO 1441 you. Ha risk. Yoe us divots,
'via oar* aretatate, or all your Um to tits work. This is an
tonthrly new lawil,and brings woad teed anecsas to every 'talker.
Nostaarere ate samba, hires $26 to 510 per weak sod 6Pwardfi.
awl Ulereafter • little angw44101•. W. can ebnalsh you ths
Nadi ymi nuts. Ns spiestainipisis bow nil
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No job too small. or too large for our
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holcLEOD,
Proprietor and Manufacturer
Sold by Berry & Days and A. B. Congra
Druggists, Lucknow.
DOWT READ
THIS!
Fine Confectionery, Fancy Goods,
Biscuits, Raisins, Figs, Dates,
Nuts, Etc., Etc.
See our Magnifieent Stock of theabove
FINEST GOODS,
LOWEST,: PRICES.
All Fine Confectionery in fancy boxes
Ib., 1 lb., and 5 lb. boxes.
DON'T BE DECEIVED
by Fancy Shows. We have the finest
goods ever shown in town for
'Christmas & New Year Trade
And our prices are cheaper than ever.
All goods
, Guaranteed Pure.
No cheap goods bought to run off at
Christmas. We carry only fine
goods all the year round.
WEDDING CAKES
A SPECIALTY.
We have just received a car of Hour
from ',Ethel Mills for Ohristrnas and
New Year trade.
Now is the time to send in your
orders and get thorn filled at once.
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