Lucknow Sentinel, 1892-05-06, Page 3SCHOOL REPORTS.
The Lucnow Sentinel, Bruce ` V1
kounty, May 6th
Georgian
'FIRST DEPARTMENT.Bay Shingles.
Sen. 5th—.-.Excellent—L
A
A Lawson, M McCoy,rmsong.
A. o
Good—A Woods. PooColling.
Poor --A. Holmes. -yore, 1V1.:I.J ugi a. , # -,
Intermediate--�,• jes, C Mc -
Mc:
Intosh.
A Miller, J Tennant. Poor—F
II -FIRE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON HAND
and intendscar lkeeot �fin XX Georgian Bay sbingles
season P them in stock doting the
and will be sold at the lowest possible
paying price, .
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Assessment Roll of the Township of
Ashfield fur the present year will be held in,
Finlay's school house, on Saturday, the 28th
day of May, 1892, ac 2 o'cloek p. m.
WM. STOTHERS,
Township Clerk.
SECOND DEPARTMENT.
Senior 4th class.
Excellent—E Odlum, E Greer, G
T Armstrong. Good—A Lawson, J Lees
S Greer, A Baird, J McDonald, S
Boyd A Finlayson, 0 Berry. Fair—
G McIntosh, M McKinnon, .W Corri-
gan,
Jr. 4th—Excellent—E Robertson,
ki Gallagher, R Holmes, L Patterson,
A McMillan. Good—R Wilson, J
Moore W Brennan, 13 Handy, W Cor-
rigan, Ii Barber, E McLaren. Fair—
B Bryan, A Findlater, `J Douglass, R
Armstrong, D Flood, 13 McQuaig, A
Matherson, M Flood.
THIRD DEPARTMENT.
Sen. 3rd—Excellent=41 Armstrong,
Mair, H Sandy, H Thompson H
Hunter, J Baird. Good—B McCoy,
G Douglass, M Thompson, F Matthie,
E Davison, H Grundy.
Jr. 3rd—Excellent—A Geddes, D
Henderson, H. Findlater, C Shoe j
bottom,, J Lyons, I McIntosh, J Mc-
Donald, M McMullen. Good --E Tor
ranee, W Davison. Fair—E Wheeler,dP
3 McCoy, F Stewart; L Smith. Poor;, ,
—D Ross.
'Sen. 2nd—Excellent—J Stewart, A
Shoebottom, W Lees A McCurvie:
Good—W Barber, W Holmes R
Graham, 0 McQuaig, M Grundy, S !
..McQuaig, K Roberston,, 'L. ,Ross; P
'McGarry, A Ross. Fait'—M Hunter,
R Davison, A Middleton; R McLean,
F Ross. Poor -W Young J Watson.
FOURTH DEPARTMENT.
'Sen. 2nd-Excellr_nt— J Lawson,
B Patterson (ties), M Greer. Good
—M Cameron, I i Finlayson,. (ties), R
.Armstrong, H Watson, M Murdock,
W Findlater. Fair—C McLaren, A
.McNabb, W Allm, S Douglass. T
:Roberston, G McKenzie, "L Stewart.
Poor—D Flynn, J Young.
jr. 2nd—Excellent-W McIntosh,
13 Roberston. Good—E McIntosh, K -- _
McAuly, J Henderson, H Wilson, B
Thompson, G Holmes, H Graham,. A
Yule, C Vance, E Reid, Fair—M
Williams, G Brennan, J ' Lyons, D
Lees, 0 Grundy, M Murdock, W Mc-
Coy. Poor—G Patterson,' (abs), i
Flynn (abs), F Campbell.
Part 2nd-Excellent—B Wright,
W McIntosh, A Watson, R Grundy.
Good—J Baird, M Davison, 0 Hunter,
Reid, M Moore, J McCorvie, •G
.Cameron. • Fair=R Young, fi Mair,
R Matheson. Poor—E McMullen,' J
Barber (abs).
FIFTH DEPARTMENT.
Sen. class--Excellent—S.. Johnston,
R. Little. Good --L Lyons, E. Hil-
dred, J. Stewart, J. Henderson, E.
Taylor, M. Graham. Fair—C Shoe -
bottom, L. Stewart, H Roberston, F
Grundy, .S Stewart. Poor --A Con-
nor, W Lettson, W Henderson, D Mc-
Donald, A Tennant.
- J r. class—Excellent—I Douglass,
M Lyons, 1? Reid. Good—E Fleming,
W Mutton, A \Vinny., J McLean, J .
Kidney, E Murchison, E McLaren, G
Mclay.. Fair—BMcQuaig, M Bryan.
Poor—W McCoy.
• // S. S. NO. 4 KINLOSS.
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Ashfield, May 4th ,1892:
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f`the • 1,41,a,„3,SCHOOL BOOKS, SHEET MUSIC, PHOTO ALBUMS, '1892. ited number cf sows for tie seasono
PEDIGREE—Robert Adair was bred at
Window Blinds, Berlin Wool, Bibles, Hymn Books, the Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph,
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P gtra'� oils ani
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Combs, Wall Paper, Etc.
NonnsansomagoncausamocW
EXT we intend to give every lady and gentlemen a
chanca to get a beautiful album, valued at $3 or one
dozen cabinet photos free. We place in our window a
quart sealer of beans. Any one buying $1 worth of
goods or Photos is entitled to a ticket with the number on it
yon guess. The nearest number gets the prize.
Beans put in sealer by Mr. Kincaid and will be counted
by a disinterested party on July 1st. This will commence
on April 1st.
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New Spring Goods
TH
Sen. 4th—L Ackert, R Harper, M
McIntosh.
Jr. 4th B CortRathwell.
Sen. 3rd —D Strath, E Ackert J
Strath.
Jr. 3rd—H Lockhart.
2nd, --K w'a'lker, J Lockhart.
Sen. Rathwell, D John-
•ston, .0 Kinney.
Jr Pt. II—R Fletcher, W Bowen,,
W McIntosh,
S. S. NO. 5 KINLOSS.
Sen 4th -E 'McIntosh, E Valens.
,,. Jr. 4th—L Co*, A Carruthers, A
Valens, A McGillvary,
3rd.—B McLeod, P, Bain, J3 Haigh,
R Cox.
2nd --A Valens, M Carruthers, A
/ McIntosh, N Pierce.
Part 2nd—A Brownscombe, M
McKinnon, 13 Brownscombe.
S. S. NO. 8, KINLOSS
5th class ---E Thompson, M. Sonovan.
4•th class—S Thompson, 1i Hodgkins, S
.Sonovan.
Sr. 3rd—L iIoclgins,G Hodgins, M Fi ell.
Jr,, 3rd —A Co :, W Falcon"r, R Hodgins.
2nd class— Q Thompson, a, James, E Lee •
2nd rait— MGambel,.l W. James, C Dono-
van.
Sr., Part—E Thompson, B Mc Kenale, M
1'erc&eau. '
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GREAT IRNEIVISIEHeN
Lands West of Third Meridian.
Sale commences April 4th
at the uniform price of
PER
ACRE.
Edmonton District.
Auction Sale commences May 3td.
Apply to any agent of the
J. Murchison, Agt, Lucknow.
Grand Truk
RAILWAY.
ONE WAY EXCURSIONS
TO ALL POINTS 'IN
MANITOBA, BRITISH
COLUMBIA, ,WASHINGTON
TERRITORY, IflECON
AND CALIFORNIA.
Leave rororito at 11:15 p. m., on
Feb.. 24, March 9 and 23
Apr. 6 and 20, and May 4.
Through 'Tourist Sleeping Cars to
Vancouver without change.
The train leaving Lucknow at 10:38
a. in. connects at Toronto. with this
excursion train.
Baggage checked through toydestin
ation from here.
For rates 'and all information
apply to
D. W. 'HAYES,
,A•ge.ntG. T. R., Lucknow
ST. HELENS.
Ont., April 4th, 1891 ; got by Baron Water-
loo, 13931 ; dam, Flower of Riverside, 15848.
by British Sovereign, 4335 • 2nd dam, May-
flower, 10032, by Duke of Oxford, 3099 ; 3rd
Red Rose, 10496, by Marmaduke 3504 ; 4,th
dam, Violet, 10887. by Colonel .�dalco, 426 ;
5th •dam Alpha, 2340, by Alfred, 304 6th
dam, Arabella, 606, by Robin Hood, 1017 ;
7th dam, Red Lady, 1766, by Young Cam-
bridge, 1178 ; 8th dam, Beauty, 838, by
Brilliant, 735 ; 9th dam, Moss Ros', 1592, by
Comet, 432 ; 10th dam, Ruby, 1887, by
Agricola (imp.) 5 ; 11th dam, Beauty (imp),
30, by Snowball, 2647, by Lawnsleaves, 365,
by Charles, 127.
TERMS—x2..00 each per season ; payable
on or before the first day of November.
J, . F. ANDREW.
I1AVING resolved to carry on business as usual, I have
just received a new and well assorted stock of Spring.
Goods: Beautiful patterns and latest designs in "Ladies
Ceylon Suitings." Everybody should see these goods. They`
are simply beautiful.
*la 44, i ei New Patterns and Fine Quality:
SO -4 All the latest patterns in both ]nglish and
76American.
All ; other departments of my stock are equally
replenished by the choicest and latest goods in the market.
FARM PRODUCE TAKEN SAME AS CASH.
A call is merely solicited to satisfy the wants and , tastes
of the most fastidious.
Mrs. i{obt. Murray
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THE HOOSIER IS TIIE ONLY DRILL that commences to sow the instant the
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'HE COOK'S BEST FRIEND .
B..ARGEST SAL.EIN CANADA.
To 'ML FRMERS
I have rented the store
occupied by Mr. Geo. Berr
and am prepared to
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FOR BUTTER AND EGG S
The highest price will be
paid for butter, according to -
quality.
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R. C. SPARLING.
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