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e have jutret-eived :our
stock of Gloves for the
ing and --Mmer and will
now beina position-to:supply
,the iiants of our many cas-
t
toiners, with :a, big variety- of
- Stiles and prices, hi the new-
z-es,i,and best, shades, . While
having good asSdrtment of
the low priced lines, we have
paid special attenfion- to the
higlier-grade:S which we guar-
antee. See ,our -special laced
glove in -full iissortment of
shade s Also our white un-
dressed washing glove.
a
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A Glever.Sti.zden.t- •
LodikL.PARAGAAPHS.
At the -81ose of the -Presbyterian-
Nevi-gy itemi-gerved up for•,§tutiinel*eaderd
Montreei.,- Mr. K. McLellan,
A., •of the SOuth. Kirdoss Manse,
.gained -"the folloWing- schOlarChips--
the CresenkstCeet .Cliurek .$50 --;• the
-R: M4c-Leniian„-$50:; a.priee. thA
shape of books in :Godes ..Aidbitecture,
He was also awarded the Silver-. Medal
-a*tilhe dearee,at B." -D. was Conferred
.-upon hiiniat the _same time.
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Besides Kid aloves.we have
a -large range of -silk and taffela
f various kinds.
Try us, -for Gloves.
CAMERON li111)0C11- & CO
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LUCKNOW POST -OFFICE. -
Hours $ rif.,..to 7 p,.m.
ATt7RIVt.
G:13 a: m;
2430 p. m,
V. G. tt: B. Sout
L. II, -& B. North
Holyrsiod,
.1(irjough
Kinloss '
- W, G. cf, B, North
-Goclarich
.
Interniedfate.points
14. II, &B,'North .
Langside - _-
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W, G. &11...iSouth I
F., FL & B., Sonth I
- H. & B. Stith -,
\V -G.& B.North
Flolyrood. 1.
inlough.
Riplose .
...;i1111,44t
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O' 00 p. ra,
1030p m
Taesdays and
3 00 m, • Fridays .
•• g.34p.m.
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10.00 -at, M.
3.20p; In -
4.30 p.*. -
. ere •
The AtHorne
The -young people of the _Epworth
Leaktfe- gaveanotherOf their popular
"At Homes" in the basement of the
Methodist church On Menday evening
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last. There was a large attendance
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and a---etioice programme of.vocal and
-instrumental music, sp-eeehes, recita-
tions, and refreslemens -were given..
The chair: was _Occupied by Mr D. 0-
Taylor,- and - the. room was neativ.
decorated with:flowers, - pictures, etc.
The Queens Birthday
For some years this •village has nor
celebrated the Queen's birthday, out
citizens usually going to other •towns.
It is about time our turn came and we
think a suitable celebration this yiar-
with, 'games, etc.,. would be in order.
It is a holiday •at the time of year
when most people feel like taking. a -
day off, and they are just as willi a:to
be -amused at home as to go eiway4 at
greater expense.. Let us °have a' de-
monstration in Lu.clenow.
-Mies Anderson; Of Tiverton,
the s'aLueit1of Mr§. Bowers
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1--,.2;000 cheap wall paper at
gaake'C'bdoliStoree.
• Mr,:efehri_Hunter. left for Grand
-70ekote, list week: "
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Men's plOugh shoes "fo-r..-98. cents
worth- 1.20 at R.-OugheS'..
Angus McPhee,
left fyr Da.kota.;.last Week.
Of KinloSs„.
ho !:\Yallepopere•wall paper
5 cents a roll it Kaake's:
--Mr. George Murray, Of Chicago -
is visiting friends in. Lucknow.
--e-Repairing ,neatly done at R
Hughes'. Beingeyour old boots along.
A new M.asdnic Lodge was opened
at Eden Grove,Bruce Couiity, recent -
iSs Mattie Buns, of -Kdinoka,
Ont., -visiting at iher--old home in
this village
Mieseaid shoes
-$1.25 at Re Hughes'.1
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selling now - for
Any amount Of patterns of well
_papees -to choose from and .priCes all
right at W. H. Smith's.
ewe belonging. to Mr-. Alex.
Ross efilnsvillage, ave.bi.rth to four
Iambi, three white an4 one black: All
of which 04e*heaIthy and lively.
-The:_question for you to consider
is notHome_Rule, _but_ home laea,itti-• '
fied. Go to W. II. §initli's, and get a
full supply of wall* papers :for .that
purpose. ..-- • t
-1-The •eiiit pending ;between. our
Scheme' Beard and G. Middleton, has
leedilamicably settle:d .by the Board
agre ing-to - first demand ' of. one
month's salary and to -pay- the costs
incurred. • .
hos. Lawrence
now for "Prest
ere fencing" al
t fence -wire:'?
-ly,.
Passed away . -•
.There died at herresidence, lot 16,
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cane .6, Kinos,- On Wednesday,.
Margaret Kenny, wife of Mr. Michael
Kenny, in the 50th - year of her age
-Deceased had resided for , over -se
quarter of 4 century in. -the township
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and was highly esteemed. She had
.15ft-12:ill-for several -- weeks with liver
troubles, ,duringwhich- time - she had:
suffered excruciating •pain The re-
mains- will be interredin the _Holy
iped cemetery' 1(Frida.0.1. •She
leaves a, hasband and four • g,roven•
up
T children to mourn her loss.
M.rs -.D Campbell and children
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arrived home : frotn• - Manitoba. last- Lu
week. ,1ess
Don't forget that the p a
get bargains ite wall paper is .W. H.
Smith's, -
It is probable that Rev. N. Shaw,
of ..rilbUry Centre, will accept a call
-Dunaa.n.non-. -
• -Call and see_ the paper 'billies,
1 ce to ate
_Spdden_ Death •
.--.The sad news of the:death of •Mrst
Thee:. Lindsay, of -eKincardine, and
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formerly: - of this, village, on.- Friday
last, was a sudden shaek.to..ihe, Many
:friends and r1atives rn= Littelciaow,
Deceased Was.a• young wominisonly
in
her 26th year, and., had -scarcely been
married -four y#ars. She -Wars; ;..nUoll
- esteemed by all Who; iknew '• heti- and
her deatli is a seVete:. trial t*IJ her huS-
* band.. and his -little -.year' old child..
She had been ill only a few ..davi-witle.
plurisy-...: The remains were .ieteiTed
in the Tiverton cemet.ery. on Sunday
Mechanics's- triStitute. •
The grant, from the _Ontario 'Legis-
lature to the "Lucknow "Mechanic's
Institute last year -1.7as -- $335, being
the sixth. highest sun*. paid- to ,‘any-
.
Mechanic's lieetitute in the Province
The amount -1- received " from members
fees was -$181,55, and the total- -sum
e`received: from alt-sources•*as -$525.28..
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Births, !Vierriakes ancr:fpeaths
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ringe blinds and fancy blinds.-Kailee's
bookstore.
-Miss " Marie . McCoy left on
Monday to attend. the High. Sohool in
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iicardine. .
- ----Irvinall parts of ....the,' .country
comes the repot that the fall wheat is
looking well.
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ie sole agent in
n's braided barb -
o "The Hathaway
Ask to. see • these
efor buying any f n.ce wire.
-Now is the• season for papering,
•and painting and remember that J. C.
Kincaid is the man
work right for yoti.
restaurant will re
tion.
A Dominion Liberal Convention
has been•fixed f or June 20th, at
Ottawa..• • Five delegates will attend
from each constitudncy. Members of
parliament and 4n. idates'will also be
entitled to take pa •
-The correet thing, is buy -your:
wall paper and. window blinds at W.
II Smith's. \ •
, Carter and • Miss
were theguestsof Mr. Ogae
ot Kinlough-last week.
Th.ere is .a good deal of misapprehen-
sion in regard to the riegisttatiem of
births, marriages and deaths. Births
must be registered by parents within"
30 days, marriagee by clergymen with-
in: 90daysand cleathS•by the occupiers
of ti-io house in- which tliey occur
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• within ten. days.
Prolific Animals_
- , „ .-Mutdoch McQu.een-, LOts 75. and
76, _Kiris the_ af-
A.ssitult and ,Battery
- Messrs. W. Irwin, A. Ritchie and
J, Irwin appeared _before Magistrates
J. Bryin_Ond Thos. LELArieti..C6 onMon.:
day -last, to•answer a charge of Assault
and_ha.itery. prefereed by, AngUs- Mc-
Donald; of Kinloss. The row -took
place in the village on Thir1.'ecla1Y even -
last, where the Complainant was roughly
handled. and otherwiseabused-.by.- the
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defendants. On the _opening of the
court the defendants c-ounsel Mr. Mal:
colnesOn .asked for a sheri-a-cljournmenti
to .which Air. E. Morrison, cotinsel-fot .
the .plaintiff agreed t�. ;When - the
court was again opened-- -the plaintiff's
counsel announced that the raffair had
-been settle -d -between . theraseTves • and
Gemmell
Tweedy.
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L.As• -hly, formerly of Ash--
iV field,. has gone to Ohio to preach to1a
congregation: in that stat,
Mr. Adara.-Thoinpson was on the
A .'n.ew machine shop has been
started in Lucknow in Graham's block -
under the auspices of\the Patrons of •
Industry rn charge of Mr. W. G.
Andrew.' We trust all Presidents and
those interested in the scheme of the
surrounding lodges will do all in 'their
power to make ,it a success. If each
Pa \i n. of the lodges would contribut&.
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his te towards the support of the
shop 't would place it on a sure finan-
cial basis, and the institutiofl would
become permanent year after year and
save the farmers hundreds of dollars. .
Patrons . rally . to • the rescue from '
combines that have robbed this country
of thousands of dollars. Mr. Andrew
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will give a satisfactory. bond for the
fulfilment of his duties to the best of
his ability. We trust that this appeal
will have the desired effect of arousing
Patrons to 'a sense ,of their duty.
Whenever you are in Lucien -ow visit
the shoisand get others to do the
same and by doing so you will become .
interested. Let each Patron pay in
his fee at once as Money is needed in .
ordering stock and paying its running
expenses . -PATRON.
Luck -now,: April 13 1893. 1003-1.
toget to do the
Orders left at his
eive Prompt attens
sick -list" \\
this we are glad to:
.say Ile is able to bd-round-again.,
-Miss 'Jeanette Mackenzie, of Ash-
field, spent a few clays last week in.
Rapid City, the guest of M. Campbell.
The Patrons of Industry have
opened an agricultural - implement.
establishment in this village opposite
the Sent ael 047u.
-For a nice ornamental lawn or
garden fence the- Hathaway 4Patent
Fence wire fakes the lead. Ask to
see it at T • Lawrence's: '
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--Fetsale,---Ailb lie Ash- field parson-
age Lucknow. Oni e driving mare in..
•foal to Royal: Abddllah, age.7 off, goods
to tdrive single or double. Suitable-,
--The Brantford Expositor thinks
-church pews should be " free. So do
we. But the only way to get money
out of some church -goers is by charging
them for sitting room,
barbiess fence wire end
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for general purpose. -A child may
laandle her or a 3.veninin drive her.
----eNo need tolgO to the City- to...get
in wall paper, fete.W: H:"Sraith
eaki show you aiey amount of patterns.
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---For th:e. benefit .of those, kwho have
- not seen Oliver Iwiiikes, the.standard
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Hathaway's.: patent. - fence Wire' are
perfectly harmless to etpels. y them:
-.1.'Lawrence.eOle agent for tuCknow.
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A- number of our ?local fishermen
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werit "sucker fis.hing” to the lake, near
Pritchard's mill, in Ashfield, on
Wednesday and succeeded in capturing
50 large fieh. They intend taking
another trip shortly.
bred sweepstakes winner at Toronto,
Messrs. Kidd Bros.- have decided to
exhibit him •,the Spring Shdw in
84-atford on Tuelday !text. We can
assure our .friends in the south he is
worth.gping toeSeee.--Listowel .penner.
spllivee Wilkes is the sire of Mr. D. R.
1VIe1ii?. •WS colt of tis village.e.
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I. -A r .one desiring to get a trunk
o - 1 4
valAza R. 'Hughes will be pleased lo
_Second-hand Jobs always on hand
*for Repainting *.and trimming
'and jobbing. proMptiv attended' Tto
H
aoss, owner_ ILDRED Bios.
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--The Ana( Ian 0 ores els
(Oh -ester white) which has-, given birth I that the defendants would _ pay the .
ed with the oovernment and in banks
ship has desse that had twins last parties implicated ,the row- over to
LITCIENOW MAIIKETS.
Fall Wheat, per bushel
Peas 44 .54 " 5 -
Oats
Barley
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Ir o
*:28 ."
.315
•Potatoes
qsiote "prices.,
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-A business men. is giving his
experience -in loaning money to dead
bats says, "If wish to secure the
ill -will of .4 mean cuss, lend him
• mi Loney." 'This is equally true i a the
newspaper business. A desl-beat
dropped -from the subscription hst al-
most invariably becomes an enemy, and
can say nothing Itoo mean about the.
paper or its publisher.
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anactian Foresters
Butter,- per lb- rolls .15, tub .10 to 16. •
Eggs, per dozen.. : . . • -1.. .10
Hay per ton . . .. . $6 to .700
Flieur per cwt
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Dried apples " " .
Tallow • ." "
Lard
Poik per cwt.
to twenty -Six young pigs in six months, costs, Which amounted- to • over $18. have organized.14-courts since Aucrust.•
eh • f • The Society hes no -w 'on I -and deposit
and Jelen MdLeod of the seine* town- The magistrates 'then OUR e . our .
_ year -and. both. the t1ewins has' had keep the -peace for .one - year, in two
the -Snm -4f $238A31,71. Por death
claiMs there has-been paid.: out since
twin lambs this 's'Pear And "" the original sureties of $100 each and theniselves
we has also had tw.ins thisspring.
Aug. 20th, $16,000.
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1. Lawrence • has a larae stock of
Set the Dog on Him Obutity Arbitration Barb wire, plain, twist wire, gal-vanized
A chap istravelling through the -
The arbitrators ted .a -
appointed udi
' wire, oiled and annealed wire, braded.
country trying to swindle parties with cate- upon die -claim of the townshis.S of -wire, wire etaples,1encr ill fact every- -
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eiontraet fGr wire fences..., -116:0.frers- Morris against the Poinitye of _Haron Ithing.needed in --the. shape Of Wire. 'for'
to take_ the agency for _thee wire. . The
, • - that -"T-ownshipe Of one -hundred „received- an seffer, tnreug.h.. the j3 -7124,l
, . ton maintenance o budges
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. fencina Call and see his stock.
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to give enough wire to _fence a ten-acr-e
b. , for. -a-p1erce'-nta-ge of the cost of -construe-- n'. . .,_ , . , .
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field. if the party will sign a 'contract . .,and -- .- - . - f .- 11 it. will be -well to •toll anyone who
.:There the swit.clling- com. es
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feet a -aid ove 'n length •as pros"-ided by " to forward. to any post. ofhpo. a.dcl-re. ss
contractis
in: If read closely it turns out to be . - . - s , en, Canada- ah-icl •the United --States a
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Section .30 -of the Municipal men -
geatitifeilsteelsplate--eopy of :Ole La,o-,
a proirlissory note fdr $150 Iefter a, few
-words are erased -with Acidi
Write filajnly.
-Iiiiatte--.4-cp':-..0f-1890/ have -• h_ ad several
sittingi.eand have I completed, taking
- evidence,- and evill tine, week -meet to
in g of Colp.mbus; for 41, ' ,that the en-.
giaeing thus promised is the one soldi
in the United, States as e postag
• All the. brethern of Court Sherwood
o. 50 C. 0. V. :are earnestly requested
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o attend next , Monday evening as
usiness tof. much importance such: as
omination of rafted's, etc.; will be
ransacted. • Let there be - a good
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turn out. -'J. ecisoNs, te. .•
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_-Those •$1.45 kid shoes of. R
Hughes' are dandies. .and see'
them. • -
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On March the -13th, the W „O. T. U.
• ela the first of aiseries of parlor meet-
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,os's and through the kind hospitality
Of•Mrs. NV. U. Little it was held- in
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her pleasant.= spadoue.per ors.
re. W. IL Smith, presidenT, open.-
ed- the meeting; with prayer. and- the
hymn, Lead: K_1indly Liaht."
-- An .exOlarige, • senSibly: reraarki:,- *decide: .- Itehas 'heretofore
- publication otight to avoid all.abbr:evi•-• idsge.$ totrdaintain than any:- •Ot112-er inches -
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pereens veressee, to the jlew-spapers for posed: that Morris had a lareer number stamp for two cents. It is about 2x1-1--
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ations and write- plainly and-earefully. municipality.in the County ; thsat'p:riey _ The Hathaway patent fence .wir
Their etintributior will then stall ae
better chance o -(publicatiM. T er
is no. reason why _editors and compos-
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itore :shOuld,.be obliged to Waste time
--and. labor in spelling out words,.: in-
teepreting bad chirography or other-
eifixing . up '' the manuscript of
wrieersewho are -elute -capable of doing
thaf themselves. Those.- -
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who resort to etibreeiatifins inde-
.eipherable handwriting when writing
to : the, papers must not complain if
their comrnurd6ation's are. 'thre-wii. in
the waste- basketee Tho least they _can.
.db is to -spell their' • wee& • out plainly.)
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caine second • Bowick nd.Turn- inakes a periect farth fence and i
birry fourth. At turns - out, eliewever, ilar-48.61ne a-laWn or garde
by the 'evidence taken before;thelarbi fence. It is.1.-4umani 'strong, ViSibl
etrators, that _Hutleit stands first in: ornamental, cheap and *More ciuickl
his iesp' ; -second : (41(4 Put up than any other fence made:
.third a:' Ashfield fourth, with .IsIoW- - LeWrenee isisoleAgent. for iinckno*
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ick ar,i-Turn.berry- considerable' in the and all roarties V48r110 inte" lad -
"Teets The -arbitrators "are :1,1: •Jtidee' .6f. 6, :fence- :ShoUlrit -sew-
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ToMe, on behalf --f the CoUrity1e. 'Mrs before piireliesireese
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Mrs. W. U. tittle cOrclially welcom-
ed -the members and friends of the
temperance cause present.
Mrs. Bayan sang- a_ solo "Papa stay
at,.home
•Mrs. Hornell read a paper "Health
and lieridity.•,
Mrs. W. U.' Little also "' Ootti-ibuted
4 reading; ,"The missio a the NV. O.
U.," and. Bry.a reading,
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"Is it nothing ito 'YoU.'.' •
The president read the..W. T. 17:
pledge, remarking thatl some thought
the exclusion of cider AS' A, beverage too
stringent a measUre. The discussion
brought out :many gOod. points, fei
temperance workers. . '41e; fact that
many acquire a love for strong drink
through the use of cider the home.
is sufficient, to ,veto it 'ae a safe drink.
Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. R. \Chambers
led in earnest prayer for. thee .suppree-
sion of the liquor traffic. At the close
ef the ineetingl, refreshMents were Se.'
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and during the paetaking the
Misses Allie 'and: Eunie -Little. gave
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1 15 to •
4* to 41.
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..T9ROAITO MARKETS..
Wheat -red,- 65e. s.white 66c.
Flour -$3.00- to $3.20.
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Barley -35c. to 400.,
Oats -330:
Peas -56C.
Dressed Hogs $7.00 to 8.00
potatoes -steady at 82c. to -85c.
Butter-lq,c. to 1.8e.
th s
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If you Want a first-class s
Cheaper tEan the cheapest, call on
--P-atter
Dr. Tennant's Office,
L UCKNO
03.00.00000.00
AGE4TS TO SELL OUR'
- (HO IZIE ANT) 'EtARD'Y
• d art oue prices - befo.61.11‘TY .13.ECIAL
Wm. Vieow, of Wingharn,. oii. behalf of _.-Bargains in buggies at Hildre-cl'
haw as the third -man. .This case and buying elsevhere. Old jobs taken ii. some instrnmental innsic. The coin-
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`tor. the carts and allskiede of %vehicles on hen'', rpsiclonce of Mrs. G: N'V. Berry at three
or.made to _order. •
Morris, and Mr. '3- A Morton, VVing See our r s r
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-ether, Similar claims that - will.
will -likely afford arnple; work
-County". CottriciT..tt its: Juno -s
-1 -crat " dispersed:te Meet again ist the
_be_ made *exchange! Luniber eaggons, c erno , . y
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essions-
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tab to 1-11..-,i whichd
are co_ eolled only by :US.•
(4t At itetirS, bOth lil fruit and - ornamm;c.
We ilay cf-A.-4.rbsio11 or Sala •y: Weise es a
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once for th..,:iirs, and recure -ch ice of tel otory
. i I 'VY B-ROTH.Fitg, Nurserygien; -:
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