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The Lucknow Sentinel, Bruce County, Julep 15th
THE BICa'r,'-iT SNAP
_.1-N .LUCK -IN1OW—IN- ..._ ._ ._
Mell'sBoys' t;nd. Youtbs'Suits
We are stillhead-
quarters for all bar-
gains • which have
given such universal
satisfaction in the,
past.
I told you in my
last advt. that we
kept the kind of
clothing that is worn
in the cities. Now,
just
DRAW YOUR EYE
over these cuts and
see for yourself. All
kinds, qualities and
weights.
New styles, new
ideas and new good
are tumbling into
this department one
over the other like:
the, waves on the sea -
or
Gents' furnishings,
Millinery,
BOOTS
AM).
SHOES
ill the same way.
Our Stock is Twice as Large as
Others.
PRICES ALWAYS THE .:LOWEST.
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W. Ji. B R U M P.TO N , The Wonderful .Cheap Clothier.
ASHFIELP' COUNCIL.
The above Council mel in. council
room on Saturday, June 25th. Mem-
e hers all present except .Mr. Girvin,
minutes of previous meeting read and
adopted.
The following accountswere ordered
to be, paid: —Colin Nicholson, for
gravel. $21:20 ; Mrs. Farries, for
gravel, $.418 ; J. Kilpatrick, grading
n S. R 6 and 7, $12 ; Pat ;McCarthy,
for culvert and grading or. S. R. 6 and
i, a i ; • John Kilpatrick, cleaning and
and gravelling Crozier's hill, $17 ; Jas
Reid, 40 loads of stone on S. R., 9
and 10, $8 Ed Johnston. stone and
breakwater on D.. L., $35.75 ; 'rhos.
Ford,cleaning out drain on Dt L , $2 ;
- R. Twamly, for gravel, $4.64 ; A_
Ritchie,' planking bridge, on S. IR.rn3
and 4, $3.70 ; D. McInnes, „ g
$14.50 ; �Vu.. McKay, in-
specting gravel, $1 ; Jas. Drennan,
la
grading on con. 10., $6.75, g
nkinDT
culvert on 3 and 4, con 10, ,
$4,20, replacing plank on Baldwin's
bridge, 50c., also planking on D. L.
con., 12, $1.45: W. Johnston repairing
y.el pit on D. L. $6.94, shovelling
vel, $3.50, also gravel to path -
masters, $17.68 ; Thos. Ford, work on
Baldwin's hill $14.75, for ,shovelling
(Tiav'el S4, also wood , to Mrs. Griffin,
;1.50 . W. P. Iteid under drainon S.
R. 3 ; 4, $5 ;. Jer. Dalton, plank
on
Carrick's bridge, $6.92 ; Thos. Lannan,
fence around' • gravel pit 3 and, 4,
$1.50; Robt. Treleaven, for under
Arlin, $2 ; Mr.q Clare for gravel, $6 ;
V. Alton, for gravel, $6.40'; Philip
Austin, fi,r wood and groceries to
Mrs. Griffin' $12 ; Thos. Sullivan re-
pairing hill between lots 19 and 20, L.
R. $10 ; Finley McDonald, for. gravel,
$3.20 ; Thos. Lawrence, repairing
milk cans, $1.59; P. Moran for darn
age received 1,y upsettif; in gravel .pit,
$18.18 ; W. Kilpatrick, for taking
k hool census, $15 ; Jas. Mahaffy,
efund of back taxes, $3 : G. Hall, for
• culvert on S. R., 9 and 10, $13.25.
Moved by, W. Kickley, see. by. H.
Chambers, that this council adjourn
to meet again on the 11th day of
August.—W. Stothers, Clerk
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FROM
All Stations in Ontario= Arte
• TICKETS WILL BE SOLD
for Excursion leaving TORONTO 11 p.m: on
a-17 117 21, 1892
Good to return uutil JULY 31st
ON
JC 1NT to . 28 c1892
ON
JULY 18 AND. 19, 1892
Good to return until AUGUST 28th:
To the following points at rates maned:
DELORAINE
T, OXBOW�0 00
not,soMnY
UINSC.tR'I1I
REGINA
ItIOOSEJA1f3I
YORKTON
PRINCE ALBERT $35 00
•
STRAYED.
$3C.00.
CALGARY •
EDMONTON.
$40.00.
The Winnipeg Agricultural and Industrial
Exhibition will be held fromJuly 25th to 30th
inclusive, and July 18th and '19th have been
fixed upon for. excursion to enable.pa5sengers
to s ttend•the Exhibition.
An A'rction Sale of Canadian Pacific • Rail
way Lands will be held at Edmonton on July
5th. Passengers taking advantage of the
excursion of •June 28th will reach Edmonton in
time to attend the sale.
For further particulars apply to any Agent
of the Company.
J. Murchison, Agt, Lucknow.
HEHUB
ST of tYe DFROM undersignedi lot 29, con. 4 Ij ES
loss, on or about May 24th, five yearling.
cattle, three steers and two heifers. One Meer
and a heifer are red, the remainder spotted.
Anyone giving information that may lead to
their recovery will be suitably rewarded.
4_965 JOHN ROSS. Langside P.O..
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Leads them all for
Family Groceries
AND
CANNED GOODS.
Georgian Bay Shingles.
rIIHE•i-NDERSIGNED HAS ON HAND
.11 a car lot ,if NY.N''Georgian Bay shingles
and intends keeping them in stock during the
sea. -on, and will be sold at the lowest possible
1>'rYing price,
.T :A MES' GAUNT. Whitechurch.
Fruits of All Kinds in Season.
FINE TEAS.
A SPECIALTY.
Grand Trunk
EXCURSIONS
To the Canadian Northwest and
return.
Return t;ckets will.be sold on
June ` 14th, 21st and 28th
July 18th and 19th.
—T' )—
NESBITT. OXBOW
DELORAINE, MOOSOMIN,
BINSCARTH .
REGINA
MOOSE] AW
YORKTON
PRINCE ALBERT
CALGARY
EDMONTON
The;Lizrgest Stock, _
The Choicest Goods,
& The Best Value
obtainable in Lucknow.
JOHN ELLIOT.
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$28
$30
$35
$40
Through sleepers ,without extra charge.
Baggage checked through to destination.
For rates and all information apply to
D. W. HAYES,
Agent G. T. R., Lucknow
John Grin,
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AUCTIONEER FOR
1-1URON CO.
ANTICIPATING
The rise in Cotton Goods, since the cotton mills of the
Dominion have passed into the hands of a syndicate, I have
put in a good stock of all kinds of
STAPLE COTTON 0.00081
And am prepared to give my . customers the benefit of the
same at old prices.
Have still a good assortment of those fast -color English
prints to choose from. Colne early and secure. Also the
`EC LI PSE" FAST BLACK STOCKINGS.
Just try them and"you will have no others
All other departments are equally well assorted in every-
thing usually kept in a general store.
Butter and Eggs taken as cash. Remeniber the place.
REAL ESTATE, INSUR-
ANCE AND GENERAL
AGENCY,
'SALES ATTENDED IN ALL PARTS
of the County and satisfaction guaranteed.
A number of
FIRST-CLASS FARMS
Forsale on reasonable terms.
RIFFIN
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KINGSBRIDGE P. O. 1
MRS. R. MURRAY,
ST. 1-11..1U1\1"-S_
M. OORRIGAN'S
Is the place to.make your selections in
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.
I have in stock the following. :
Apples
Blacking
Black Lead
Blue
Baking Powders
Barley, rot
Bath `Brick
Beans
Brooms
Baskets
Brushes
Bi4cnit
,Coffee
Confectionery
Canned Goods
Cocoa
Ch,colatean
Corn, canned
Corn meal
Currants
Currie Powder
1'reatn Tarter
Cocoanut
Dates
!Dried Apple
Extracts
Fis*s •
Fis.h,canned
!Fish, dried
Gelotine
('singers
Hops ,
Honey
Ink
Indigo
Licorice
Lime juice
Lemons Lamps
Lar
Matches
Mince Meat
Meal •
Macaroni.
rMustard
ea •t s. can
a{rneaia
Nuts
No. 1 Flour always on hang.
!Oil, sweet
Oil, castor
Oranges
Oat Meal
Pails
Peels
Pipes
Pickles
Pearlitic•
Peas. canned
Pepper
'Raisins
(Rice
;Rice Flour
(Sago
;Salt
Salmon
Sardines
Senna
Seeds
Sugar
Syrups w...
Goods de vere to y
Soda
to)aps
Spices
!Starch
Strawberries, canned,
Sulbhers
'Tapioca
i'Pematoes, canned
(Teas'
:Tobaccoes
It ernticelli
'vinegars
Washboard,
Washing Crystal
Woodenare
'vsWhiting
'Dinner Sets »Q
Yeast Cale.
Dinner Sets
(Tea Sets
Water Sets
'(`ream Sets
;Remy Set)
!'roilrt Sets
part of the town