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As our season for stock-
ing Will be shortly at hand
e have resolved clear
out a great many lines before
we , con:unence, .ond to this
to
end. have resolved to. establish
.4t.s•_this
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a Counter ,Bargain
will afford -.a tare. -9
secLre
goods aWay.-.-below
e regular ._priCe,we wot.ild
.r. -k you when - .to- take -a
toak -through-, and. profit and
s
,y.
The. Loo..
Agricultural.Meeting
Owing to • the. stormy weather on
Tuesday last the annoil meeting • of
he members of the Kinloss Branch'
gricultural -Society • - Was postponed
IU' -'"'J jan,;.17,th, at one
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eptinet Bruce 0oun y Friday, anuary 13th
tills'e,lock; When all the mehibers - are-
fequegted to be present. Don't forget
date, Tuesday
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reap the profit_ Iv _investing.
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LUCKHOW POST•Oftio:
Hours. $a. m:to -
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MAILS . ARRIVE.
"V. G. & B. South
L. H, -&.33_.-North
-Kolpyrood
KitilonghKinIiss,
W, , North
Intermediate points
Goderich •
L. I -I, & B. North
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Langside
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6:13 a,IXL,-
3:2-3e p. ra.
• 34a p. to.
9 00 p• .
10.30-p. ria
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Ar,_G:& 13. ,Snutsb. ritn •
11 HI n. &B.; South i t.''',"P' -113 a" „-
H, & -B. S6u_th... . 10.00-a. ba. -
W-- G.& B.Nott4 3 !20 p. m- .
Wayrood}
'irilopgh. , 4.30p.m.
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Onloss -
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Daily.
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-_There are'hundreds sulieribers on
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our books who have -not payed* their.
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subscription 'for' .189/,- and Many a
great . deal longer. .. The individual
dollar is a small. amount, but with ..us
it is a, different Matter and counts up -
in thousands. - .We ask ouisubseribers.
to pay hp pomptly which will enable,
us. to discharge our indebtedness-: to
others: -
Union Services
The union services. in the English
chtirch last week. Weee- well attended.
This week *the Ineetings are being
hela. In the. Methodist .Clibr and
next week- in the Presbyteria church.
All the ministers in the village
s.
taking paiti▪ n the services - and, the
meetings are productive -of a great
deal. of good.' Next week the Rev.'
Mr. Anderson, of Tiverton, will also
-assist at the meetings in the Presby-
terian church.
range Dedication
The -dedication of the Oran;Ye Hall
-here on Tuesday next, will bea grand
affair, end will be attended by leading-
Orangeoaen 'from - all parts of _the
country. ,After, the dedication Cere-
mony sa banquet will be in the
Town Hall from 6 to 8, after Which
Grand Master Nicholson, of Hamilton,
• Grand Secretary,- Birto4pgharn, • of -
Toron.to ; Rev. 'W.. W.i -Walsh, of.
Boyne Anniversary
.• North Huron County will celebrate
the Battle of the Boyne at •Blyth
on
July 12. Invitation circulars are out
and there is sufficient guarantee that
everything will be carried out- to
perfection.
A Friak Of Nature'
cow belonging to Mr. T.,Dunbar,
.of Downie township, recently gave-
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birth to a calf s that is a freak of
nature. It is possessed oftwo heads,
perfect from the eyes down,. having
four eyes, two noses and two: mouths,
while it his, but .two ears. The
animal- is ef ordinary size in body. It
drinks with. both mouthse- and is natur-:
sally the - tall of the. country' As
singullar fact it may bementioned that
another cow on the same farm lately
-gave birth to twin calves. -
DestroOng Birds
Since the, cold'weather has set in no
fewer than -fifteen or- twenty little
owls have been brougt to the lopal tax-
idermists in the village to be mounted.
These awls are true friends of .the
farmer, and it not only shame, but
it is also against' the. -law 16 destroy
them. During the summer Season
they kill off hundre,ds of field mice,
Moles, and other -verraine,, and. in the
wintefseasoll they 'make- their home
in the barns and 'feed Upon mice;
young rats, sparrows, etc., an
instead of -11eing wantonly destroyed'
should be -encouraged and protected.
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A MISTAKEN- IDEA. , LICCENOW MARKETS.
Peas_ • " .00 " .5Qt. •
Oats . • " , *:00 ...25
Potatoes • - " - .35
Butter, per lb... rolls .16, tub .15 to .16 -
Eggs, per pound .'..• .10
ilay,per
Flour per cwt.....-.. to $• 2
$09_
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Fan to ..12
Some folks say Lucknow is a dear
place. to buy goods. We think our
merchants cut prices and have only
a low margin on their wares. For
example take it in the -Furniture line
it is astonishing the quantity of furni-
ture turned out of Berry's furniture
store within the list few weeks. Why
people come all the' way from near
Kincardin.e, close to Winghani,- away
south of Dungannon. and clean from
the lake shore to buy-. furniture' from
G. W. Berry. He Must have the
right goods and right prices else they
would not drive so long a distance.
13rampton.and other leading Orange:,
I men will ;address the meeSner
E3eautiful Finish
t One of the finest finished suits of
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bed -room furnitUre have ever seen is
in Mr. G„ Berry's furniture ware
rooms. It isimade of cherry and was
manufactured at the Lucknow furnit-
ure fctory„, and for design, finish and
workmanship, cannot be surpassed in
the grovince. The Messrs._ Cliff &
Forster i are doing a tremendous
business :and •had 'recently to build a
'large addition to their words in order
-to keep t up their increasing trade.
Their geods are now to rbo fobnd in
nearly e;ery city, town and village in
the 'Dominion.
Farmers' institute
Farm to flent
The•biaders.ighed offers for rent
lOts gt.d- 15, con. 12., Kinloss, con-
taining 100 acres, ,Itis Situated': one
mile and a half from KinIough., .The
-farm_is in. first -Glass condition. -For
terms,:- -apply- to John
Kiniough P, 0.
+Cheese Meeting.
The annu-al 'Tneetlin of the'Lucknow
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cheese factory._ will. be -held in /the
Luckixow Mechanic's Institute ioom
• On Friday, January, 20th; at the hour
of one o'Clock -sharp.: All the patrons
are earnestly requested to - - attend,... as
".-sonae, inatiOrtant.• will be
ro ght before the meeting. --- .0:'
cI-NNEn.
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• Wol4men officers
Atthe regular meeting of the -
0. U. W. Lodge on. Monday evening
last the following officers were electedl
for the. current fear : Master Wolrk-.,
naafi, Alex. McPherson ;- Fo-replan,
. Alex.. Lawson; Overseer J. :L. Pat-
terson; Recorer, R.13 .,Cameron,
Financier, IL Smith; ReCeiver,
Thos. Lawrence; Watchman, Jas.
Bgan. • 0. Watchman, Peter Tor-
. ranee ;5"Nilepreseritative, R. D. Cam-
eron. -
- Boys make money - --
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.-- And secure elegant and useful prites-
by- working a few holirk. after ,school.
and - on: Sattirday,' for .the •-Toronto
- Time.& :-Bo-ys,t.it you want 4. first -bias's
watch; printing press, .air gun, . Magic
' lantern_ or any -other article that cani
• be Procured in Toronto you can ''secure
it Withoukcost by writing to tis.:._
Want: hustlerS for the greatest . • home
newspaper in; Canada. ,..• Sends your .
name .and oildresS for Our •prize offer'
- to- live.' boys: l• ..kdareSS THE To orrro
Timm-- f " Circulation. ' . -depart
-The South Bince-Fasirrners'institute
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Snow Plow
. 'Alex. Ross -is deserving of the
*LOCAL PAIELA.GRAPHS.
Newsy: items wired! nicer Sentinel liemiers
Don't forget the Agricultural So-
ciety meeting, on Tuesday next.
-A fancy dress carnival will shoitly
be held. at the skating rink.
-1-.Miss A.. McTavisla;_ sof Detroit, is
Turkeys per lb. ,
Geese • " • "
Ducks ss sg s. 41 • • 141.
• s. -I, sr '40 •
Chickens f' ...•
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Dried applat sl 4, 4 -to 41
Tallow " . .0A
Lard " .08 to .09
Pork per cwt. 87:90 to $8-00r,
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he guest of M. -*.'11cAtilay; this week;
Rev. W. Kenner will (DN.)
preach- at Blake's next Sabbath. even -
at
:•G-eOrgel Sanderson :of jeddoi
Michigan, is thd gbeSt of:. Ikri W. H.
•-„Cook, of RapidlCity; - : .1
• 'Mr. -John N.- Brown arriyed -home
on -Monday -last; -froth" a font -Months
trip through Manitoba...
hearty thanks of sAl our citizens for
his kin.driess in clearing a passage -
through the different -streets of the
village during the past. week. Few,
men. would have so generously labored
in the severe -storm. for the accom-
modation of others, and we think his
good services should, be-reco„anized in
a more tangible way. Thanks are all
right in their .place, -but they are a
poor c,ommodity.to feed horses on, and
...we think the council ought to give
Mr. Ross a liberal donation or „make
soine arranf,renaents with him to keep
the streets open for the season.
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Will hOld a meeting in.. the.iiTownship'
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Holyrood
ha, , ..on.s
-"Saturda3; next . at.
12:30 p. m. Prof. Shaw, H. -L. Hutt,
B. 5 A., Mr: John Jackson an. --d
other leading agriculturals will deli,ver
addresses upon important subjects.
This is a,
attended by eve
in the riding
int roved method
erina --Which' should. be
intelligent farmer •
ho -Wishes to• learn°
for Conducting' - his
buSiness. - Let there be grant rilly
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MARRIAGE LICENSES and certificates
.issued by G W. Berry. • .Call
at
his furniture store.
The new Municipal. counCils
1893 will meet d for organization on
-Monday,- January: 16th. .
Scientific Purposes
The Ontario Governient has issued,
a number of licenses in this villageto
shoOticir kill -birds "for_ Purely spien--
tific purposes" but we are within the
lirnit L .
yflien-we sayi that not one bird
in hundred of those killed have
been taken for that 'purpose. It is no
beneflt to .soienca or the country
either, to have .Our native birds des:
troyecl:and- mounted - in glass, cases to.
decorate some ones• parlor or sitting
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-of farmers on Saturday afternoen and
evening, , Ladies especially invited.,
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bddfel I ows .Officert
. The f011owingis -list of the officers
elected. for .-the Oddlellows Lodge
-in the _village, and -which were
installed onby
. Friday -,night- last -
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room. This is not the object for
• which these licenses have been granted, .
and -hi -1y one whether -he holds„a
or not, found killing-. a bird- for any
:other than for purely "soientifi.e. pur:-
.pOses" can be prosecuted.
An Timer-
Those- Of _readers Who were
longing for the "good winters Of.
lOng,L.,.ago," have -Surely - had -; their.
desires gratified to the fullest extent._
For over -two weeks. it has , snowedmore.
or less ,every day and the beauti-
ful alOng the roads from
'three* tcy.six feet deep, . On Monday
and it. blew '-a:regulat htirri-
cane:: . and both the.. Morning trains
from the north were unable. to get
through ,till-lateer.in, the clay... It • was
the worst. Storm that hass:occured for
many years, and the only ..enrprise is.
that -.the ' roads. are passable, at - all,
-The. thetnioimeter iiropped.to fife: degrees
below zero, -. together with the.
storig windiriadelt Very cold
High Price Of Pork .
There issconsiderable'eipitement. in.
the -dressed -hog market,, and, high* .as
prices. haveslready climbed; -the Opin.-
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ion in: the 'trade is that they Will go
higher still. _Th6 froide .Balletiti says-
salesas.- .
.of, -ar ,ave. been made in the
Montreal. markei •_$8.25 to $8.35 •
per 100 lbs., bub on the basiii of _the
extravagant de ridiot holders west
of *Toronto they 014a not. be wild. at
those prices ther now. Choice heavy
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shipping .hogs, in hicago have sold as
high as S7:15 per 00. lbs.-, live weight
So that in. compa son with price.s.in
,the Western Stat ..dressed. hogs in
:Montreal are'chea at 6845 .8:PO,
notwithateing Akey-- are higher
than for yat..E.,1 past. A. scarcity in the
.hog ;sUpip1P.sina.,i1#' that now exper-
ienced occurred in 1 68; when dressed
hogs 'Were. sold T 'onto ...by the car -
lead at t10:50 -and er and in- Mon -
-The special religious services will
be continued at Blake's each evening
next week, -Saturday excepted.
Rev W Kenner will loreach - in
the Methodist Church hire at 11
o'cloek next Sabbath morning.
Mr. John Cuthbertson of Ripon,
Dakota, is visiting his many old friends
and neighbors in this vicinity.
-Misa Archibald, of the 4th de -
p.! talent of the Lucknow School, has
been on the Sick list for the past week,
-The Bruce County Council. will
meet at Walkerton on. Tuesday, Jan.
24th, and Huron County at Goderich
on the same date.
-Mr.. ELIA Mrs. McLeod and 'child
TORONTO MARKETS.
Wheat -red, 64c. ; white 65e.
Flour -$3.10 $3.20.
.4Barley-N0 1, 46c.
Oats -30c,
Peas• -55c.
Dressedllogs-.$7,15 to .a25
Potatoes --,-.steady at 75c. to 77c.
-Butter-15.c. to 16c.
Eggs ---16c. to 17c.'
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of North Dakota, are visiting at his
sisters, Mrs. j.111cAulay, of this
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Deputy District _Grand- Master; Bro.-
..W. .-Henry, of Kincardine, Past
Grand, K. J. McLeod-; Noble_ Grand,,
Isaac Morrison. Vida President,,s JnO.
-Elliott.; R. Secretary, ; P.
Secretary, ' Smith; Treasurer,
A. Ross;.Warden, .Wiaa. StaWait ;
Conductor, Jas. .Bryab ; 0. G.,: Chas.
Aflarns; I, G., Dr: Gordon N.
jho., L. Ss N. (4-4 W. G.: :Mur -
'deck; R. S. V. G., Oio, Lawrence ; L.
• $: V. -Dave Sheriff ;. Jno.
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McPher'sob S.,1.Anguss McKen-
zie; Chaplain;
Travels on An Ekg
lage.. - . . •
All parties indebted to - Alex.
ROSSI harneSS ma.ker, are requested to
settle their accounts at once, either by
cash or note.
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This is the season when young.
and old are wan:der
ing what
-7-The Goderich stage is snowed up
and has not made a trip to the circti-
la.r town since Saturday: _The snow is
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piled ten feet high at Glenn's hill. -
---Three days after. the -vote on the
Hou-sse of Refuge, -a-tramp Struck the
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village and had to be given free lodg-
ings and meals at the expense of the
municipality.
NTS
they will give to their.. frien
IF YOU AO IN DOUBT,
,ALLYOUR DOUBTS
WILL V ISH
by calling at..
s.
- Last fall Mr. J. MiDraper, the,
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• Express office, listowiel, picked up an
egg, outofa lot being shipped by Mr.
A,Bornan",. and .Wrote on it a 'request_
that . the. -finder swrite to his
address.-- .The other :day he Was f
sur-
prised with a very- interesting letter
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frorn Mr. J Johnston a grocery clerk
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- at -12 Milton street, Glasgow, Scotland,
in answer to his request. The i writer'
says ' he has .heard of this part of
Canada as being the finest country. in
the_world,- but this he thinks :mat be
"a bit tall, , but they always -Make ;:an
allowance with an American IS speak-
ing of -his scountryl The fitim
with
whom he is employed handle large
quantities of eggs and apples;and were
in _the inidst•of a .busy Chrittnias trade
'ah at the time Writ'ng. He gives
flig-oodby 'Buil:ding,. Toronto, Ont.
An Old Time Forecast .
The New Year bean with Sunday.
-In ye • den time such an occurrence
'• brought forth the following proinoSti-
.
dati is affirmed by some,
git`-----------Year's Day falleth on.. the
elotte fruite uffici-
n.t. winter i cloth -
tab Winde
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ART STUDIO.'
You .can find .there the most
select stock: in -Luckno* in
some Albums, Fancy
Chinaware, Shaving Sets,;.
WritiAgDOW Lady's Dress-:
ing,.Glove and :1-Indf. 'Cases;
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Or if you desire jt you can.
have a highly finished. phOto, -
of yourself set in handsome
On March 13 the Spring Assizes
will open at Goderich before Justice
Rose, Among other _cases will be
that of R. J. K. Gore on a charge of
perjury.
We are pleased to hear that Mr.
Donald Patterson', dentist, who has
been seriously ill for the past week is
much improved, and We hope soon to
see him round again.
Parties who lia-Ve promised or
intend to pay their subscrii3tion in
wood will save tie considerable incon-
venience if they kindly do so it
once -8r as loon as possible.
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•- Of. Scot()
count.ac
-New Years; tin:i
1/101•ThY- TO LOAN'. - Private funds
Ib loan on first. mortgages on real
'estate at 6 per cent. interest. For
farther. particulars apply to Mr, W.
Grenache, or -Mrs.. J. Grenaclie,
Lucknow;
- -The-county convetion of Sunday
school teachers in...connection with the
Ipiscopahqn church will be held- in
Walkerton on Jan; 31st And Feb. lst.
A. lsrge gathering of teacher's and.
Workers- is expected.
Mr. 'Ed. Statters - of Holyrood
shipped last week to Mr. Mc1VIullin
at Whitechurcli, 30 lambs which aver-
aged 120 pound each. They were a
fine lot and_we would like to- know if
any of our readers can show a better
record. . -
The Rev. S. F..BartIet, who had
the company at :IAakefield, recently
,
says, g:Wards'of.praise cannot be two
hi hly spoken tor -the tthel Armstrong
Our stndio is complete in
every .department therefore
we do our own work right here
m Lucknow. We 'have i'):034.
fancy show case work prepar-
ed for us. It is -not neces
because we turn out the'
work ill Western Ontfarib.
L. TRELEAV
PHOTOGRAPHER, LUCKNOW•
• tr.eal at t11'.and �ve .
eref was no el
Blain -al
ction for: COUriCil
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Co. Miss Ethel's pa
in 'Ono, Of her age,
-credit the sstatement
• ny child, o
" Thit -...eo
n the tew
• ntiary
=6*
ing ismarVelouS
d I can fully
hat she • is the
the American
party -will give
all on Saturday
th; under the
endent Order of
0 TO PEART'S
Where you can get Barg ins ;
for cash.. • Just ,received a large,.
large stock of All the leading
lins of ,
.Boots Shoes
a
Also great variety in Men s •
Women's and Children's Rub-
bprs
nis Long Bots
Worth $2.50J Single pair
for $2.25 ; 2 pairs for $4.00,
$1.20 bQob. 1:ptqrior $1,1:2 - pairs01
. fo_ $1,00. `Woinenis'
- Tweed.. .Slippers, .18c, -20C, 2ac;
iper pan._ -- Oall•
!,arta -secure.
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