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Good Advice .To
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3000 wool!
picidnes wanted,
4000 lbs. mixed
rags wanted.
HIGHEST PRICE 'PAID
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3apita -Paid up _$1.4.5000.0
lesetnie. Fund • I $050iooto
!natal Assets • 67;979;640
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rresiqent --JOHN STUART.
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DIRECTORS
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TNO‘PROCTOR,.WM. k..31-BsON.J.vi...ur krEO:xxiOACH t
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. A:: T. WcoD, A. 11.1[..as (Toronto).
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. Ca.shier-7-3-. TURNBULL.- t
14 VTIVCS BANK —flour 10 to 3, Satur-
day's :1.0 to 1; Deposits.of . Si and upwards:
- recei:7-1---Jad interest allowed.
PE6-4L.,1 4,1DEPOSITS:plso- received. at cur--.
: rent raVY3, of -interest: . . .
DRAFTS on Great Britain and the United 1
Stf..4e7 bought and sold.,
*.G, BROWN Surt;Aot.T.T.'
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J. S. JERO.ME,- L. D.. S._
Winghara,.willbe in. Lncknow i
ill -a tii 6440 on the second and fourth:Fri-
day and Saturday Of each month. Good Seta -
for $1.0: Filiin,..-0- and extracting :a specialty
Office.at Cain's Hotel. -- . - -
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'LEGAL..
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P- A. MALCOMSON; BARRISTER;::
:-.,-- Solicitor, Conveyancer; etc ,; (late- Of -
Cameron, Holt & Cameron, Goderich). --Office
atTravr'Sold stand., - - ,- - . •
flMORRISON-, ATTORNEY . . AT
sp. law,.. Solicitor. In. .Cancery._ ' Convey- -
anCer„ Coninlisionert _etc:... Office, over :the: .
barber shop. • - . . -.
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r4 ARROW 84! P _ROUDFOOT, -BARItIS;... •,
Ur ters, _Solicitors, etc.1-_Godericifi- -Ont. -
- J.:. T. GABBow,-Q.C; . Wm-. rsouriFour.
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MEDICAL
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-iR„; ELLIOTT.' OFFICE AND- RESL...
15. dence, Outranistreet,secOsid..door north j
of Little's shoe store, -, - • -_ - -
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TR. :: TENNANT, P HY S I 0 I A.,N,- ,
Jj Surgeon andAccoucheUii Surgery oP- '
pdsite Cain's- hotel. -- Office hoUrsfrom'.9 to12.- .
a: m., and, froth2 to 5-p. m. - - - • • -
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irk MoD. GORDON, M.D.; • C.M., F.T.
13; - M.S., 3.1.C.P.S.G., Physician, Sur-
geon, and Accoucheur: Office next door to W.
Allia's implement shop. Residence Rags street; .-
soutti of D. R. McIntosh's store. • -
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7rhit. D. GEDDES, V. :s., CALLS
J3 either by mail, or telegram promptly .
attended- to, - Charges irtoderate - Residence,
Outiam street., -opposite- Dr. ,Elliott's and
second door north of SENTINEL office.
GENERAL,:
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ONEY TO LOANONREAL ESTATE -
111: security for any time, - at the lowest
rate of interest The principal may be paid
at the end of the time, or a. part - of . the.princi-
pal may be paid each year; interesti ceasing on,
the amount_ paid, For _ further pa-rticulars; •
etc., applv to ANGUS STEWART, LI1CipiONV.: -:
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M4JS1.0 -: LESSONS..
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lt-frE.S-,- A. M. ARMSTRONG IS PRE -
.11:t pared. to give lessons in. -Vocal - and in,
itrumental *wk. ' , r ., -
-Resid-ince-.---Ca,rapbell St,- Lucknow. _
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SOCIETIES
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T . .0, G.,'T,. SEPOY LOD-G-E; NO: -384.
IL.. .bleets in the south end Lodge Room.
in' : the Teraperance .-Hall, , Lucknow, every
Tifeaday evening at • 8 o'clock, - D. K. ivBs-
snit, 0, T., S. MATHERS: Soc.
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W. . • T, ...U. --:-The regular --inonthlY
. jneeting of the- Women's Christian
Teraperanise Union will be heldevery second
Wednesday 6f each mouth in the Odd Fellows
Hall-; Lucknow,' at 3 p„ in.. MBs. W. H.
Skint; President, MRS, HoRNEL-LiSecretarY..
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.ocv T -ITCKNOW
IA I.,oclge,NO. 112
meets every Friday
,evening at 8 o'clock
in their hall, Campbell street. All brethren
cordially invited.- J, ELLIOT., N. Grand;
W. WiIiS0N,3tecorder.
II. 0. F;,001YRT
‘../ • Sherwood, No.
50, Lucknow. Meet -
every first and •third,
Monday in e v e.r- y
month, the - Or-
ange - hall. Visit;
big -brethren_ a -r e.
cor'dially invited.
F Maims, C. R.
I). D. Ytmz SEC.
. O. U. W. LUCKNOW LODGE OF
• the Ancient Order United Workmen,
meet in the Ocblfellows hall, on the last and
second Monday evenings of each month a
eight o'cloCk; Visitink brethren _cordially,
invited. A MoPHinsox Master Workman
• B. D. CorEsott,---*Recorder.
BANKE
r ituoknow Banking Comp y
LIICKNOW, JL .13TH, 1893
0. -THE FARMERS:
We _have _generally- one or rnOre. 'farina in
Huron, Ashfield and - Wawanosh
wnships for Bale. --il'alp4es desiring .- to buy
vill consult their -Own .kterest by calling on
As we sell cheap; and on easy terms to.suit-
he purchaser.
We have $75,006to lend .-on 'first mortgage.
n good tam or village- property at • from 51
o 7 per cent, interest :rate accordingto'
•ize ofloanand security offered. .-
We also lend small amounts on second mort-
age .- on farms and first chattel -Mortgage: -
-We do a -general banking .business. . • Issue.
rafts payable- through -out - Canada and the
LTnited-States and - znako- collections on all
into, induding Western States. Manitoba,
nd North West. - - • - -
The collection of notes and accounts will
eceive special attention.' Lending money on
armer's -notes _a speciality. In our savings
epartment w allOVir. 5 per 'cent interest- on.
mall deposits. .
.We effect Insurance on all claSses of build- -
ngi!, either in Stock or Mutual Companies AS
paired. None but first-class Companies rep-
esented, .
G -E0 A. SIDD ALL, Manager
ROBERT _CUNNINGHAM.
INSURANCE
FIRE AND _MARINE,
GUELPH.
eIepkone No, IS&
CHURCH DIRECTORY*
NGLISH. CHURCH 7- SERVICES 11
121 a. in. and 6:30 p. in; Sundiy: School,:
m., Superintendent, Wm: S. Holmes:
&It , class every .-Wednesday evening at
o'clock; Bible and Prayer book lesson's. All
re welcome. • REV. 0,-MILEs, Pastor,
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U-CKNOW * MECHANICS' INST/-
trite.- Reading room open.eVery evening
=1.7:to 10 p. n., excepting Saturday ;when
he. hours will be from 2 to 6 p.• nis. The
brarian will be in attendance duriag these
ours. --J. Itiniansotr, ?red/tint,
tspoct4asoretass.- -
G. Ts R. TIME 'TABLE. -
Trains leave Lucknow for south at 5:58 a in,
048 a.m. and '615 - -
North at 12:35 p. m„ 4:02 p. m. And 10:28
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THE •SUBSCRIBER _33AS :-OPgND AN
- office in the. building -east of the •
SEmnisr, Printing Office,
:AGREEMENTS, BONDS; LEASES; .
DEEDS, gORTG-AGES .AND WILLS"
-‘CA.REFt:LVYPREPARED. :
PlansispecihCationalind estiniabes for *build
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lugs, mills, bridges, etc„ furnished
on short notice. ;
JAS. SOMEgy.ILLE
Liacknoiit.,Jan .1891
Farmers, 100ito your
insure- your faira T
-priyaterdwellir
.LONDQN
No large Premiur
CASH S7
-56 cents to.20-cents. pei
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own-- interest . an
iiildings and
gR in the
UTUALI
Npt;es required
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LocaLlimp.- liENERAL.
Condensed for.,senitnei . Readers
—Mrs. W. II. Joluiston is visiting
friends in Algoma. • •
- —Mr.. Harry Hocy," of BuffalO,, i
visiting friends in, the.
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Bodge Fletcher, - Of _Brussels,.
is visitin.g friend i in the village.. • ,.
—.Miss Kate McNabb- was Visiting
friends af Briicefield this week; ;
--Miss Irene Armstroni, of Ltick-
now; is visiting at M. Jas Lanes.
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. _Taylor spent
Sunday with friends in Kincardine.
—Grain cradle; cradle blades and
.fingers at Lawrence's hardware_ stOre.
Mr Frank Shoeipttom of Kinoar-
dine, is visiting friends in the village.
Mr, E. Briggs, chief consta0e,
Walkerton, as in the village Monday
evening. .
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8100 for throe yeas,
—Mr.
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ACENT.
- .A.lso agent for the
_England,
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0414MOTS
ANE
_titiLOOCON
Phoenix of ,LondOn
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TO Obtaidthe
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it is to your.adva t4g0- 0.:use
and:bring it
to th*iket: roN--
Nv4hiiig-frerii:,-':§11);:tO13:.:11);t-or-
,in.-.#1bs..: Cr c s or: pails- at
this -,r.seasom, not l?rolgd as
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good ptiaeo;'
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est prices for
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Mr.- .1VIcLecid,.and -.Dr; *Ros0;1*..of
Wingharni Cycled over to Lucknow on
Stee)- Murd6,04, jr.;of London
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is spending a weeki
. with his parents n
Lucknow. •• - . •
-A. Black ;
stone GodeAch,
passed through ate ,village- one day
last week.. .
• —Mr. R. D. Cameron is Spending
couple .Of Weeks with friends in Guelph
and vicinity.: • '
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- Master- George VirellewoOd, . Lanes,
is spending :his -.vacatiOn with i!lais
cousins in Goclerich. •
—Mr. H. B, McKay, of Walkerton,
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spent_ a few days in the village; on,
business last week. -
z ---Miss McAlpine, of London, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Wm.
Allin, of Lucknow.
—Mr. W.- J. Trleaven, of Listo-
well High School is spencft his boli -
days in the viilage. '
—Mrs. James BrYanhaS beenelected:
delegate to the County Convention of
W. C. T. Union at Ohesley, ion :the
15th of August. -
A new stock of, Buggies just now
on hand to be sold: at bottom pilces.
Cash for wagon poles. A good horse
wanted Hildrid Bros. _
— Mr. Wm. McDonald, of the '2nd.,
con. of Kinloss, fell off a load of :.hat
last week and was badly injuried.
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—The Rev. Mr Ross, Clinton, will
D. V., conduct services in the Presby-
terian church here next Sabbath.
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Gaudaur defeated Edward
Iranian by Seven boat-len.gths in the
race for the championshipo Canada,
at Orillia, on Mon4y last.
— Mrs. • H. StOeker, Mrs. T. W
Mitchell, of Buffalo; and Mrs.' R.
Forbes, of St. Paul, are the guests- of
their sister -Mrs. U. 1W. Berry.
Mr. J. W. Armstrong. of Fleiher-
ton, who was in tlie village visiting
his ion, Mr. J. ' W. Armstrong,
Jeweller, left on Wednesday for 31(ont-
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A BIG. 1314211Cil -BEAR
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That !las Terrin- ed -the inhabit=
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For a week past the inhabciants of
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Kinloss around Holyroocrand vicinity
have been -a1l- excitement Over the
• appearance Of a large black bear about
a mil" east of. the village, and the
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immense berry patches in the negh-
borhood are allowed to waist
fruits on the "desert sir," for no. "one
would venture outside- the range of
their house in the fear of meeting the
black monater. On Friday evening
he was Seell leisurely crossing ji field
on farm, and a hunting
party, with the weapons of, war
• they co Id secure, was soon organized.
After a'shortsearch Nr. Bruin wai
found in a field on the north -side of
wonderfully, having been able to suc-
seven o'clIck the hunters arrived home
but the "stuffed bear" had been. too
long .a prominent figure In ; Mr,
Wm. Connell's, 'dry goods store to
deceive the Citizens of Lucknow.
LA.CR-OSSE
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The. Dropshots of Lucknow added
another win. totheiralready long
list . Of. victories, in defeating the
Wingham team' at that town
on Friday. last, , -by -al.. score -of
1 to 0. Althougli ple.yig Against
muoh heavier and More texperienced
players, the - Lucknow youngsters
more than held their own,' their sm-
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cees being entirely due- to their super-
ior . stick handling and combination
play. Capt . -T. B. Kirk deserves great ,
credit, for. under his direction the -
teamas a whole „ have: improved
the road, and while the bear Was -J ully .cope With Lau junior. team
in Western -.Ontario. Now? „ -why-
should not this junior team claim the
-confidence and support of the citizens -
and good people of Lucknow. The
following are thenames of the players
as they lined up on the ground of the
Winglaam Lacrosse Club.
attemptingjo cross a rail fence, Mr.
Win,. .Denapiy, who was -only some
twenty. feet:. from -. the . animal,. dis-
charged. the. contents Of a,' shot gun
into
into. its I body. The bear dropped back.
Off -tile !fence and 'took to the -wood's;
-latit'as . they had . no -suitable, dogs to
follow . him he, Was loon ' lost "in , th.,
thick willows and underbrush. Sever-
al ..other parties alsosawthe bear and
one man actually struck it with a stick
RS it PlisSekitlpng.- The .animal was
:seen again on. Saturdayin- the same
locality, and although several parties
Went in search of it, they. could [find
notrace of his - bears14 other * than
the. inprint-Of MS massive- paws in the
soft soil. On Monday afternoon
.8. party of -six brave and daring:,
hunters, Arnaud to the teeth with.
*Military rifles, - ball cartridges,. and a
brindle bull -dog -left Lucknow for the.
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haunts -1 Of the bear. On reaching
Holyroqd they learned; to theiri de-
light,-thlat the -anim4 had teen .Seen -
again oh the -8th con. that morning,,,
'and. in a few minutes more the double
,carriap'containing the would be bear
slayers, j- witCPtopped in front of the
farmi- of kr: 'Meltae. It, only *took a
- &W.* minute i 1 to - safely.sfabld the horses,
and having secured the services of Mr.
Wm, Dempiy-, -.as captain and guide,
the party entered the bush on thei old
Kennedy farm in pairs.:. Tom., Little ,
and -Geo. girvin forming the :right
flank;- Dave Moody and Will, Tre-
leaven the left wing, with Tom. Doug-
las skirting the. left outer. edge, while
•Mr. Dempsy and: Warden Bryan form-
ed : .the centre: of attack. Forward
marched the.-six,,huntets„ none daring
to be afraid, even of. mosquitos. ' But
lo! , there- iSa sudden crashing of
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bushes and. a . moving object ;seen
taungingl. its - .way through the clensP.
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jungle of - underbrush and .. fallen
timbers. "There he goes" comes from
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.- the left mg of the army, but ye gods,
-what a sigh :of relief went up when it
was learnted it was only :the . bull' dog,
- that caused the racket After ..plung-,
*ing through. -sw.a,rups, climbing ;Over,.
,brush. pi es. and logs for about i two
hours the party landed safely on' the
• opposite gide of the ,i,t-oods„ all • derfreut-
• ly thankful they had noisacrified their
lives to. the hung4 and ever blood-
thirsty ,hoird of mosquitos that infest.
the • swamp. All - the woods 1 • d 11
- i an-0L-VROIOD.
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• Mr. David -Collins of Kincardine,
has been elected I- District • Deputy
Grand Master of *e Masonic Order:
We. congratulate Dav,e, on his appbint-
ment.- .
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Falconer, . Principal Of
SalOt St Marie* Training- School,' has:
accepted a position in Stnithville Ifigh
School,: not -in Lucknow as reported
bysomeof.our contemporaries.
—"Say Mister,"Fsaid a little
_girl. who is avisiting • in -' the country,
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the other ay, as she she watched: the
cattle enjoying their - cud, "do r you
have to buy -gum for all . them !cows
to chew I"-
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• —Mr. John* Berry, who hie beim in
Daigy, North. Dakota, for some !time,
arrived home on $114turday last. ljohn
spent a- week it the. World's. -in
Chicago. He says[ the Fair is
ome-
thing immense.
—Parties who intend
-Ltroxbrow
D McQuaig
A Miller
J Grundy.
J 'Yule
S West .
J McCoy
J Tennant •
G Smith
Ed McCorvie
J McDonald .
J Hornell •
F Coiling
T B Kirk
W Small
• WINGHAM
-- Goal , W Farquarharson
Point A Stewart
C Point G McLachlan -
1st Def C Cargill
2nd Def A Griffin
3rd Def J Tirm
Centre- McDonagh
Std Home G- Agnew - •
2nd Home T Cronyon
1st Home V Eckhardt
0 Home Engles
• I Home .B Daflas
Captain T McLaclan
1Jmpire • G Siles
- A 8 Carapbell, Refferee, °
John Tennant sib centre phoweq up
in fine form, playing a splendid game
all the way thrbugh. Jimmy Mac-
Donald was without exception the
best 'player on the -field, bis running
passing and dodging, WereJeatures of
the Match.- Although closely checked
he managed with the. magnificient
assistance of Grundy, West bald Smith
to play "rings" around the opponents
.defence. After twenty minutes play
MacDonald threw from centre - to
Coiling Who • sent -the ball through, .
scoring one goal for Lucknow. Dui.*
ing this game Jimmie Yule and J.
Grundy did god work, while McCoy,
Mcdorvie and. Hornell were most -
effective in their general play. The
remaining hour and a half was a fierce
struggle, Tennant, Smith and Mac-
Donald were playing "star game."
After a stop by McQuaig,.Grndy and
Miller 'made a combined run, Hornell
receiving the ball and transferring it to
West who shot the ball hitting the
-goal keeper but the Umpire called "no
game" After thisneither teaim-wasuble
to score the ball remaining in centre
the grater part of the time. Agnew,
Stewart and McLaughlin who were
now playing good lacrosse were able to
strove off the attacks of the _1-C. Drop
Shot" home until time was finally
called. Referee. A. 5.. Campbell
awarding the game to Lucknow by e.
score of 1 to 0, much to the 'evident
satisfaction Of Ducknow admirers of
Lacrosse who are always ready to sup.-
port our little town.
.swamps i the neighborhood -wera in-
vaded in turn, .but no bear Was • to be
hunt secured was a handful of black
seen. and he. only souvenir of the 1
hair his bdarship left clinging Ito a
-piece of stick in the bed he occupied
on Saturday night. The hunters,
however, did, not purpose retuning
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home without "a bear," and took with
'them the hide of a black monster that
bad been slain some years ago on. the
Bruce Peninsula. After the' Iday's
fruitless hunt, it was only the wOrk of
a few' minutes to fill the skin i with
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thii. coming winter !should leave their position in the carriage, and where it
„advances the first of every month. So loaded thei started- for Holyrood, but
• order early and save money.' Another the news of the "capture" had rlached
usuing Cos1 straw andplace it in a coinrnanthng
orders now at Law'renCes as he pride could be seen to best advantage. Thus
Car on the _road noiw.
----Judge Doyle, of G-i?deridh, has de-
cided that notes *Aron by sttbkribers
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to the defunct; Home Knowledge-
sociation-need notbe paid, inasinuch.
as such co-operative ittstitution.aie
not entitled by..iaw � do -a' credit
business. • •irn 'xcite_ment ran 'high.
there -before them aiad Mayor !Peter
0o.rri0-1 andall the prominent citizens
Ofrhe place were on hand, to gi.,de the
slayet•S of the man-eater a roya wel-
come.- . W•131rd-, was -flashed ov r the
*telegraph wires to Lucknow that the
"bear"? had been captured and for a
tAhout
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Haying is almost a thing of the past
for anbther year and harvest has fairly
-commeneed. . •
Mr. A.; A. Kerr has gone on a visit
to thA:Worlds Fair.
Mr, R. W.- NI iicK.enzie - left for
Edmonton, N.W. T. a couple of weeks
ago. He intends stopping off at the
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principal toas along the C. r. R on
his way west. • - . •
- Mr. J.., K. Hall, of Gladstone, 4411.i
is Visiting .friends in this vicinity.
Jack:is'as fresh looking and hearty as-
ever' although' he is no longer the bare-
faced ,boy he was leaving here a few.
Iyears ago. - -
Mrs. McKinnon and Mrs Mathorson, 61
Lake Linden, Mich., • itie visiting ,relatives in
this locality. •
We aretold thaf a couple of our ,yonug men
while celebrating the glorious 12? -1) met a Couple
of Huron's chariners and were .allowed the. ,
blissful pleasure 0 eseourting them' home on
foot. When the rung ladies were safely home
thkir .snorts found themselves much nearer
Kincardine than Ripley, consequently a long
way indeed from liolyrood so they decided to
hoof it int,. the t, * NV I 1 and t• -,Ke the early 7MM-
• in train for the 1.3:ieketrd •
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