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lacknow, Oct.. 14th,1882.
Tula Hon. Edgar Dewdney is to be
made Lieutenant -Governor of British
Columbia, thus leaking room for Mr.
T. M. Daly, of Manitoba, in the
Cabinet. The Government organs
forecast the appointment of Mr.
Chapleau and Mr. A. W. Rosa to the
Lieutenant-Govenorship3 of Quebec
and Manitoba respectively, and the
calling of Messrs Merideth and Angers
to the Cabinet, with Sir John Thomp-
son as Premier. The name of the
man to succeed Sir Leonard Tilley as
Lientenanc-Govenor ' of New Bruns-
wick is not fixed.
AT a meeting held in Oxford county
in connection with the travelling dairy
a reverend gentleman said he had
made twenty-one dollars in four
winter months by delivering the milk
of one cow to abutter factory. This
tal dairy which the Minister through the plainti l had said he
The Lucknow Sentinel Bruce County, Friday, October 21st
WiAKERTora.
i�IQiAhi�u : gambetter idea of what
es ain
East Bruce is doing stock raising
than the fact that Rowland and
Kerracher, of this town, have turned
over to the farmers of the surround-
ing country during this season two
hundred and ten thousand dollars in
hard cash in return for cattle, and they
are not. yet done by am means.
Great fun at the Assizes last week
for everybody but Mr. G. M. Massales
ex -principal of Clifford public school,
later a workmen in Anderson do Co.,
Walkerton, and later still a teacher
in Orangeville. He has had two
wives, and Miss Park, of Grand Val-
ley, had consented to be the third.
The widower of 44 Was happy in the
prospect of a young wife with a little
money and other desirables She
appeared to be at times just as happy,
bushels of love letters passed between
them and ail was going on famously
till a little difference about the lady
property led her to back down from
the engagement (such as it was) of
which she had previous begun to
weary. The lovelorn swain claimed
damages for his wounded teelings, and
some return for his loss of time and
money, the later claim including 50c.
for each letter written to the faithless
one. In shorty as the lawyers would
put the matter it Massales vs.. Park,
"Breach of promise for marriage."
The jury declined, to ' award damages,
experimen �vonld be satisfied with $150. He
of .�.grienitural for Ontario is sending had all the Dosis to pay and no. body
all over the province will do a great expressed any sympathy for blot.
deal of good in showing individual I During the progress of this ease, and
farmers how to improve the quality of i especially when, IL P O'Connor was
products. Butcross-examiningMasales there was
their home made dairy p an interested audience.
after all thetare solution of the butter
question will be found in the more
general es}abliahment of creameries
These assure uniformity in quality, and
the experience of the Oxford clergyman
shows that their is profit for the farm -
ea in making use of the, facilities they
afford. If creameries were as numer-
ous in Ontario as cheese factories are
now, there can be little doubt that our
export of butter, instead of being
valued at a paltry $602,000, would
the value of and a
equal
half m�llinns.
BELFAST.
Supply unequal to the demand.
Apple -barrels ! Fruit is supera$mzdant
An admirer of the sublime has
ample opportunity to bathe his eyes in
the resplendent beauty of our Canadian
forests.
Our streets are being treated liberal-
ly to gravel.
Mr. Jas. Mullin is renovating his
dwelling hrouse and post -office.
The new school -room is rapidly near-
ing completion. Mr. Gay, contractor,
is, giving it an . excellent fini-h It is
to be seated after the most modern
fashion and altogether will bea credit-
able institution.
Mr. J. E. Tom,. P S. L, paid an
official visit on Friday.
Mr. S. J. Boyd, teacher, is re-engag-
ed r 1893.
r. H. Bradford is'on the infirm
list through the medium of a Fprained
grist
Mica Jennie Mullin is home from
.Cookstown.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Agar, of Simcoe
Co. are visiting friends here.
Rev. Mr. Kenner preached an edu-
cational sermon in f ackett's church on
Sunday last
It is our painful duty to record the
sudden parting of the thread of life of
one of our most deemed citizens.
After dinner, on Saturday, Mr. Isaac
Branston, in his usual health and
h with h" son,went t
Mr. Colter, Q.C., the'ex-M. P. for
Haidimand conducted the cases- for
the Crown at court.
Rev. J. J. Baker, 3LA , late mini-
ister, of the Baptist church here is
moving to St. John, N. B. where he
has been appointed to one of the
leading city churches.
Mrs.' Hitchcox, of Paris is conduct-
ing gospel meetings here this week.
The attendance is large.
. ALICTIOX SALES
John Purvis,.auctioneer, will attends
the following auction sales at the time
and places mentioned below :
John Conmans. Lot 6, Con. 6,
Greenock, Tuesday, October 20th 1892,
farm stock and implements.
John Lockhart, River�dade, Monday, -
October 24th, lumber and farm stock. lAUTUMN
George Smyth, Lot 20, Con- 6, West 1
Wawanosh, Friday, October 21st, farm
stock p
�Aa MILLINERY low
inM�liner�q fwest oraall�are noatest w les
Opcnfor Inspection.
This department is in charfe
of Miss Lawson.
Catt and See the <Stocl�
Whether you want to buy
or not.
WM. G - LucknoW.
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1892 1893
TOVES STOVES STOVES.
T. Lawrence has now on hand a large stock of
COAL STOVES, - COOK STOVES.,
PARLOR STOVES,
WOOD STOVES,
COMBINATION STOVES, BOX STOVES.
He is also making a specialty o furnace work this fall and parties intending purchasing
a stove or furnace should not fail to give him a call. , He has as usual a fall stock of all
kinds of
e. Granite ware; Japanesed ware, Pressed
Tinware.
ware, Axes, Axe Handles, Cow Chains, Rope
Halters, Lampe and Lamp Goods.
The ming Hardware Depot.
. LAWRENCE - LUCKNOW.
THOS
Stovepiping and Repairing promptly attended to.'
and implements.
A- W. Haldenby, Lot 31, Con. 133
Cn ros Wednesday, November 9th,
1892, timber in one acre lots
Alex. Cameron, : Con. 2, Cuirass,
Wednesday, Nov. Zed, 1892, farm
stock and implements
B. O'Loughlin, Lot 16, Com 12,
West Wawanosh, Monday, October
31st, farm stock.
HORN-
Bo�rD -At Belfast. on the nth ins, the rife of
'Mr S J A Boyd, teacher, of a son.
DIED.
hicLxDD--h1 t acluow, on Sunday, Oct. 16th,
MIxr yaret McLeod, aged 77 yeaas-
Moicaitsos- - Ioniay, Oct.. 17th, 1892,,
i twin son of John Murchison, abed
2 weeks.
1,tracutso3p-In hncknow, on Wednesday
October '19th, 'second inn't son of Mr
John Murchison. aged 18 days -
STOCK FOR SALE.
andets�„oue l oiler for sale at rock bc�
tom prices f-rr the nest thirty day,
yob Short Horn bulls, cows and heifers m
calf ; ram and ewe Iambs, got by the.
first prize winner at Loudon Lndu t.
Cau'.o B�hires of both secs. Call ('r
address to
E. GAtTkSONS
sr_ nelens, Out.
spirits, toget er his on ..
to carry on the common occupation of I b ST'
f_r hip, -boor, he lost his eq�riam
apple -picking. While ill the �;: be -amp to the of John NicK e,
C lot 3, con. 14. E. D-. A_st fie3 � r gait
�a '
The o»-nea can hat a the some u - .F baro -
and fell heavily to the ground crushing =,; si>wn„
his skull and bursting a blood -cc -sic'. D. G. McEENZIE
He expired in half an hour without re- Iire , rah_
aalniag consciousne`s. Deceased was
56 years of age. He was born in
Middlesex Co., Ont., and moved up to
this place when West Huron was in
its infancy, By dint of (diligence and
honest industry, he and his wife and
family succeeded in clearing and estab-
lishing to admirable home In all bis
ways he was a typical man, and •a
;taunct believer in the efficiency of
a blood of Jesus. The fun -
the atoning,
--rail tool place on Monday afternoon,
Rev. J. Kenner officiating. The Cor-
tege
oxtege wended its clay to D$ngannon
:emdtery where the remains were in-
terred. The widow and fainr"➢y have
the deepest sympathy of the Don
triunity.
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RAM LAMBS FOR SALE
VILE t1DEI.sIGN En RAS FOR SA LE
11 at Lot 1, Eat Iliti'on, Ashfield,
aurae; of fine hred+Leits Ram Lambs- For
re“rtici.Lbts apply to
'ROBERT JINNI .
�. B. --A pure brei bull p k B rat f• - -
Texans -$100 at time of serrioe if not so paid
5o,000 Barrels A.pplesWanted
DCAr\"TEL0;S, OF ,CLTNTON, 17=23s
o 50,0100 batre=s of' Fall =I Winter
.1k.pp!e for vr.bidh the best market vice nil] he,
paid_ H&4 your apples for Gunteiumm and
save money.
D. CANTELON, (:huoo
15 HERE:
YES, it is a fact that Fall has arrived, and with it copes the
announcement that
- rte_ - TGEE s
Is better prepared than ever to meet the wants of his
ninny customers.
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BOOTS,&SHQES
In this department our stock contains a beautiful
assortment of WOMEN'S FINE DONGOLA SHOES, (both
buttoned and laced) which are selling at prices that will
astonish you.,
BOYS AND MEN'S HEAVY SHOES extra value.
Just the kind for thell and Winter wear.
Ladies' Fine Buttoned and Laced Sid Shoes for :2.00
worth $2.50.
IN MEN'S WEAR we also lead the trade, and are
selling a special, line of mediums at $1.75, $1.00 and $2.00,
which cannot be surpassed for the money,
rocerryDepartnteut
In this department we carry a full line of fresh Teas,
Groceries, Canned Goods, Etc.
IN TEAS' we are giving astonishing values in Japans at
25c and 35c ; Fink Black Teas only 35c and Young If ysons at
25c, worth double' the money.
IN CROCKERY ,re have a fullrange of beautiful Din-
ner Sets ranging in prices from ,i-6,50 to *14.50, also a fresh
gate of Glassware just opened. Come and see the new styles
and designs. Painted Flower Pots, 'something new and
handsome, a nice lot to select from.
Give us a call. We bought these goods right and we
.pant to give everybody an opportunity of securing some of
the bargains.
R. HUGfIES.
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CLOTHES RE L
rI EE NEW IMPROVED "CHESLEY
1 Clothes Reel" ; the must r4mmp1�,
durable. simple aatdperfect reel,nanufact
This articleTc�an be got only through the sole
agent at Langeide_
966-t f A. A- CI'OWSTON.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
FCBLIC AFI? HEREBY NOTI-
tre d that all des found Y -pastir_n
with gens or dogs for t .te purposeof hunting
or, ftsi'. on oats Il to 20, both mclm e, r'n
the 4th; Fith, 6th and 7th ecu_ fd Eitn1os3, wail
be prosecuted to the full extent of qth��e,�iia .
Fargo_ s 9Y IND -lb
FARM FOR SALE.
FAVM CO3.-TAINITG 100 ACF `S
situated lot 13, con. 7. in the To - .'p
of l Co of Brnce, name hone„ good
orchard, well watered and zsanvenierrtly tu-
attd. ForparOca.,aai,al,?,.3 to
E. _ KlitiLSC'N, Frojir et�a,,=.�
r to Thoruclalellciit..
PETER CORRIGA_a,
Hoiyrood P. o.
rgian Bay Shingles.
THE u DERSIGNEDHND
a car lot of XXX Gef+rgian I;a- :shiasale-
and intends keeping then in stock d n z the
serif n, and will be sold at the loweett p Lke4ii}de
;fig 1m
MES GAV T. w-hitecb n -r
SHEEP LOST.
STE AYLIi' FROM THE PREMISES OF
the uudenizned lot 77, con 1, Kinloe ,
rem or about the 20th of August lash-. two aged
encs, 073e black and one -slake.. with two
shall Pieces cut; �t 3 th=. 3<fit ear and the tarp
of right ear off of each animal_ Any ono.
citing such imfcranatke as 'wall lead to the
recovery -will be suitably rewarded_
Litcki .'w, I' pt
TO THE FARIERS
1 have rented the pore
occupied by Mr. Geo.. Kerr
and ant prepared to
PAY CAST T
FOR BUTT12, An EOE
The highest price will be
paid for butter wording' to
qualm %.
R. C. SPARLIIIG.
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