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LoOng money, but our Fall,
_ Dress oodi are arrivinj
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abuthlauce, and-we-rau0 mike
roor( for them. In order to
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do ills We have resolved to
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.0; LucknoW Sentiflel,ru-00;06-4.0yi._,
Fri
Kielced by et,Oolt
'While little Robbie Little, -son of
W. Little, of this village,- Was
visitiitg. at.0oderich, W-#11.1*0.
:last •week, lie _rceived a: bad- kick in
the lace from- a colt, and his 'escape
from instant death was 14/r8.011/0118.:
Tht tuima1s ho4f 80120k. the little
folio* just below .the right eye inflict-
ing an ugly rut, but which it is 'hoped:
owing :to his tender. "yeara. tnay ::not
-permanently disfigure his _fa e.
clear . a number of' lines, an&
theyi must go in -quick order.
To. facilitate this we have -cut
theii down to half price, and
place them on our bargain
.:t-tive. Fair
R. 1). Cameron, Win Geddes
and_Wni. Connell, Of this --villsge, and.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. McKenzie, Of Kinloss„:
are at -present taking in -the itieiti-.. it
the great World's Fair- in . Chicago, .
*Few :Village's in the Province have
'tent a. larger delegation Of- visitore to.
the Pair than :Lnoknow has,and
ali
of - thei+are Well _pleased With their
trip. Dr. and Mrs; . Elliott..arrived
home last week ftoni their Visit. to the
White City.
coott .as folloyirs:15t shigle
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; 25e 'for:
5 double goods f�r 1.24;
0 for 35e. -. for,
these -W6,4aVe-a•-few Silk
Elibrtirtiered dreSses.:-.0.4c1Olat
'the.: saint"- rate:: t0,09--‘
for
$6.50-fot•$V4.4:
• fo eq 15:.Q3:.ft* 52.50.
Ou.-
h6se Poodal*Oiey1.-jta*regot
tofgoi Oats you
foldi goods. for ; 20c al
Scotia -Games Continued
green colored tartan, - and the two
drummers7-liw• red :-.tunias
and white
Spats; ':and the ,-..artistic
'Manner in which. the :big
- fellow
thumped the '-base drum. dslighted
everybody.7 :Robert* -:-Ireland,
champion pipet of Anierica, is Pipe
Maier of the Band. The otb-iw- gouu
bets' :Thai%
Geri, Miirrav;, Wm. .Currie, - Prank.
- John Blaekliall, anddm
Narrow EsCepe
One day last - week Mr: Little, Reeve
of Brant, was - working,. in the barn,
and had ectasiOn to hand a fork - to
Onset his -men in the mow. The 'fork
.slipped frombil hand,and came. back
on
on Mr. Little One of the tinge- enter-
• ingliisfOreheisid above the eye, cutting
Wort& the eyelid, entering the. noble
and piercing . . that. the -blocid
fio_wedinte. the nostril. .Be :had. the
mound -4ressfid,: and ----the- -doctor rini
leechel the' twilling to reduee
men H-. McGowan and ,George: Kyle.
The other; pipers who took part in the
eompetion were John McBain," Tor-
onto 4ich. Anderson, St.- Helene;
Donald McKinnon; Tiverton ;_ D.
McKay, Ripley; D. B. McKay, Kin -
tail.
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3-20 p.ini•
iTtnate: -,ViOttit.
The Appeal Casa
The cant Of thevillage of Lucknow.,
taPpialed from the—decision of Judge
Uiyle of Goderich. December 'last =
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• will be alined ,before the three judges'.
ot the Appe$ Court in Toronto this.
'tweak, but it is not likely a verdict will:
f: be. rendered before 'a month ,or
lixi
weeks.
Anothei; Swindler
One Of these succeeded in -opening an
. artery, and it war some .;time before
:the flow Of blood COultlbe Stepped.
t featuref
Another in res mgo the
day was the exhibition:. by Mr. M.
of ;.Kingsbridge, thelron-Jawed
Ohtim1P0,u; who poked Iv "2.-i.3e'r kegs-
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fined With water, with his teeth and
tossed thent over his head *fob an ease
and grace that *Old have done credit
-to all African lion, : He Mad. seized the
• cerner-.0 -a large table; that had twelve.
'heavy: •,,hairs ;piled -upon with his
toeth;satid;raisefl it up to his. full height,
and then turned cempletely-, round
up-
on the 'stage. It was a marvelous feat,
-jai the crowd loUdly:cheered but
the .excitement rose tofever heat'Wheii
Peter' Cole is negro iscend0 the platf
fOrM and Cole, his ability to ' do_
Peter opened 144 inotithand
When iaearly sit_ . thelsble
had. passed into the cavity he closed- his
jaws •Iiitith sr:deathlike grip, -04 for -a,
few minutia he str.uggled - manfulli
With the load. -: I Suddenly however the
stable Itkegan -sway,: aid with every
tern ber
2nd- Jennie McLaren, • Goderich; 3rd
Annie XcMurchy,.Kintail.
ITug of war, open ta Camps of -S. 0.
S., .10 men., Prize by .Hon. J. '0
Patterson, 1st prize 120, • 2nd $10.—
Bonnie Jeatt0amp• Ripley. -
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_OPEN "T4t:v THE 'WORLD.
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Ca.rap from greatest distance,. -Prize
by fr. P.-O'Counar, .P.P, $10.--
MeOrimmOn, Underwood,- 35
lies. .
Fat/Stow
: The -,propemme for the. Ian
oho* - hire on the 6th: and
6th -of -October next,. is -the.; best ever
• Offered by the -Maass Wanda Agrieril-
,,turolzSociety,:and should . not fail to
'brisiI together- a -large attendance of
farmers from. gurrouuding. town,
ships. - nearly every-. -department
Changes hove been made the PAZo.
and in the case of Durham Cattle
a third prize -shag . been. - oared. The
speoding in thsring .-promises to be
more attractive than‘ ever, while the
:hicysle racesandlacrosse ArtatCh; : for
which big_ priies-- are offered, . cannot.
fail to s-dieW. --a- big .irowd. All. our
fortiori; and business men sheuld. take
an interest in the --show and -help to
Maki. it What it • should be, and what
it could' be with alittle extra exertion
the best fall 'sboi.- in the country,
Best .Dressed Camp, $10 —Camp
34(cOriimoni. Underwood.- - -
Lox 'est Camp; $1.0. ---Bonnie Jean
1 Carap, Ripley. _ - _
Put ing Light- Stone- 1st prize $6,
•Ix:oRnsotto:y, Ti:ondo' n. ; 3rd T Wilson,
Wrestling; catch as catch can, Ist
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prize $5, 2nd $3; 'Sr.d$2.---lst A Scott,
.2nd OS -Currie,. -.3rd ‘S .McDonald.
JUDGES .
running, jumping and light-
:weiihts.—A- R. McIntotdi; .Lticknow
A -.MCLean, Underwood; R Marrs,
Walkerton.
Heavy Weights—Thos. Lawrence,
LUcknow ;- Cameron, St *lens.
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Piling and , Dancing --A Stewart,
Thos., McDonald, C McKenzie and Jae
LAouossz.
2nd $3, 3rd.$2.-7--lst &J. Currie, Park-
hill,' 51 ft; 2nd M O'Neill, Ridgetown
47 - C Fritz, Dashw.00d, 40 ft.
1.0 in.1
Throwing Light Hammer, 1st prize.
$5, 2nd $3, 3rd $2.—lst C Currie,
Parkhill; 110_ feet; 2nd .M - O'Neill,
Ridg4town, -108.ft. ; 3rd' D McCann,
Parkhill, 10.5 ft. 10 in. • •
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muscle �f Xibody drawn. to . its
highest.tensioni niuthits whol� frartie
'skak..iiiiterribly,. he '-taisecl the table
about a. fOot. frbm theplatfOrni. Ch
eer
after Cheer • greeted . the darkey as
rose to: his feet andwallrted- -triumphntely •
. TIIG_OF
T.)48 was tlielast event on the -Pro-
:gramme, - bub by no means the least
attractive. - The Contest was between
the *soma .representing IfacCrimmon•
Camp, 1JildetwOod tind 13ennie- jean
Laurier pokI Eigin . .
The: Hon. Lanrier,-..- leader
of the Reform party in: - Canada,, Will-
. address:the .electors .of the -County :of -
Bruce at Port Elgin on 1 Wednesday,-
-gOth September. •Besides the leader
Messrs. Win. :.Patterson, David -
James Lister, G., W. Wm.. and A. S.
Hardy will also - address: the.. electors..
The Meeting- Will be held at 2 dole*:
Air.the ,the: large roller
-rink, which. capable Of Seating 3,000
Fiaopio,-014 in the evening; i.a -banquet
Teasing Caber lst prize $5, 2nd $3;
30 $2.-14-3 D McOspul; 40 ft 6 -in.;
2nd 0.J Currie, 39 ft 9 in.; 3rd- .4
Sco4, Strathroy, 37 ft. 3 in:
_Throwing '56- lb. weight, - distance,
lst Prize $5, 2nd $3, 3rd$2.—dstJ
D.
McCann, 26 ft. 9 in. ; 2nd 0 J -Currie
26 it 3 in.. ; 3rd M O'Neill 26 ft 21. in.
This Lacrosse match between the
"Dropshote and the Walkerton team
resulted_in two stra,ight goals 1,91r the
"Dropshots.i! It- was a good'
and was vritnessed by a large bred of
*tatters.
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THE Covciouir.
Running HoP Step-and-jumpi lat-
prize .:-$5, '2nd 84,_ 3rd $2.—lsi
O'Neill, Ridgetown, 44 -ft; 4. in.; 2nd
J:Jenes, Crediton,42 ft. 3. in; 3rd '0
Frits, -Dashwood, • 40 ft 1:0 -
Standing high jump, lst prize $5,
.2ndi $3, Srd.$2:—Ist J. O'Neill, " 2nd
saidj prizel divided between
Ms and A. Kook*. - •
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0:.a. Roe. of Wingham, which was
•• EVeribedy- should look out faiaj-iow
-Vindler:•.r. • He stops:. at a; house
and
AO:tether the '1St
any children.;- and if :the. answer - be: in
11 the affirmative...the: age etc. bo•
It_ . 5 t . .
asked-. A short tune . afterwards1. he
puts ja an .appearance, sort.
of a treat& certificate containing. the
,tifermation :given, and .-deniatids
4for the eame. His ides,. is to frighten
Women into, paying the
-. amount
Let Tower loose tiponsuChcharactersi1
Camp, Ripley,. As the men pulled Off
their coats, vests and surplus clothing,
it lookedasthough victory would rest
upon the strapping big fellows frOm
Underwood, as they 'appeared:Mich
heavier than the. admirers of -Bonnie
jean. But . the Ripley.' boys - dwipte
bigger than they look,. and . scarcely
had Referrei a- Morrison discharged
the pistol When they:drew their sturdy
opponents -Over the line.. The second
will be- _held- in the - town hall. ‘. A
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specie: xcurs on . connect wi
early morning train from Kincardine,
Will -leave Palmerston it 11-6. ta, and
retiirnintWillieave Port - Elgin at 6
p, -This' will afford the people - of
this and surrounding townishipri
an eXcellent.. opportunity - to go :and
hear. . Mt.- Laurier- and his 4.4ble.
cAletigirea
vaulting with pole. .1st vriza $6,
2n _13, 3rd
taithi 90A iu4 2nd and 3rd prizes
divided between -A Scott, j Jones, .0
a fittiag Cles*g to the great day
a concert Wailed in the Caledonian
halt The large building was 'packed
t� the doors and is couple of hundred
hadito go away net:being able to se-
cure -even standing roc)* in the ball.
In fact the place was toocrowded to suit.
the comfort- of . the audience, and the
chairman Dr: ',McCrimmOn had con-
siderable difficulty in keeping .order
The- talent secured for the entertain.
ment was of the highest order, and
We are :only 'sorry we are unable to
particularize, but time aidaco for-
bids. Suffice 44.161 that all. did. re-
markably and oath in turn. were
.heartily encoured. -Those who took
part in - the prograirane ontonde
thii dancersilivIo danced in compet-
iti4M, were lilies: Agnes Forbes; So-
•prano, Toronto; Miss Ida -Walker,
eJ cintr alit" , Kincardine ; Maims Mc-.
Larenrviolinisto, Goderich Thos. J.,.
Scott.: Scottish Vocalist, - 2W
W. E. Ramsay. comedian, Tor!
onto: --- The - accompanists were, Milos
Tiina_. Ramsay, ' Toronto; i*kii4. Mrs,
.#4rnistrong,. Lneknow. .
triz, at 9 ft 1 in.
Quarter mile race, ist prize $5, 2nd
$3.i.3442.1st I) Goodwin Kincar-
dine; 2nd 38 McDonald, Parkhill- 3nd
3' genKincardine, • • .
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--- -Sack race, Sacks 31- inches. Wide,
competitors to furnish,, 1st pr:ize $5,
.2nd, 01 3rd $2.--lst D.. Goodwin,
Apple -Factory Burned "
The apple factory *owned by Mr. W..
M. Stoebottom in this _village, Was
totally destroyed by firer about One
o'clock on Sunday' morning • .. iast.
-Shortly 'after the alarm- :Will sounded
the firemen were on hand, but the
. fire hand gained such headway .hefo-:eit .
was :discovered -.that--..the Thole
blinding was a -blazing,- niass;_ and
beyond human power to Saito:it. Hew
the fire originated_ 14 a mystery. Mr.
Shoebottorn; the owner, whe removed
to Kincardine last fill after : the close
of the apple season,: tiaa been in the
villagethe past.:week _making, some
repairs to the machinery- and getting' ,
,o -der this I C. _T. U, • will be held:in the 7.
Se t
ul was almost repitition of ithe
Oat; and took only.e few num
land the :pull and -prize to
Ripley 'team, by a,.. score • two to -
The Ripley- boys were Captained
D. McKenzie; and '• the:Under-
Weed-teal, by Mr. John McDougall.:
Their :'names are t_ -
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.pennie.. jean CaMp:MoorionouqauipJohn .
moKenzi*- •Alex MCIntyr
Angus..MaIcinfiOn,
Ed Cars.diee.-- .D McArthur -
Alex McKenzie McKenzie--
•McDonald.r.•-r- •.:
. Alex .Mcriertion'Pau McDona111
awinlmoDonig.::
- Multdocli. -Paid
McLnnafl
Pushing:the Work • .
The bricklayers and st3nemass0ns-
working at the new brick' blook at the
corner of.,CaMpbell and- - streets
are -pushing the work along very rapid-.
and in a couple of months . the
entire work will have. been completed;
The.Werkmen have almost - completed
the large addition over Mr. J. Elliott's
stores and.tthe pa5nters are now putting
-c-J the finishing touches, apii already it
looks- well. 'And. .greatly improves.: the
appearance of the main street. Messrs.
t liff.and Foster and Mr. W... Stewart
have also had large additions. built to
their factories and . Mr. D. McDonald
is having:a large new barn erected at
the rear Of the Lucknow 'There
- has been more bindings. erected and
:other Improvements made in Lucknow._
this isogon.. than has _taken place in -
the
nil.
by
• • Kincardine; 2nd Little, Lucknove
3rd T Little, Lucknow..
Hurdle Race, lst prize $5, 2nd $3,
3rd $2.—lst J 2nd M O'Neill
3rd C •Fritz.
100 Yards Rice; ist prize $5, 211
$3, 3rd $2.--lst C - Fritz, 2nd
Dan .
Angus. Martin
pan Ross-
14:McLennan
After the tug -Of
crowd left .the groUnd
. -
O'Neill 3rd *J. Jones.
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Cominercial Travellers' Race, Valu-
able Special Prizes.--lst J. D.. Wright,
London ; .1) Wilcox, London... •
Amateur- Race 150 yards. Valuable
Special prizes.—ist F. Sterling, Wood- •
stock; 2nd. -A McTavish, Ripley; 3rd
H Boyle, T.Jondon.' -
wars the large
alltborougbly
Oi.tiSfied they tea witossod .tbe,:finest
-gaMet. .'ever :held in. .T,;rtCknO*.i - Too
-Much -. praise Cannot to.
Chief 3. Brown, Secretary
.UalcoMiOn, Mr. 'John linrehisoivand
-the. s: -Other --officers, -members -. Of
Painp.•Align for -the able nlanaglOperit.
aiid mantier which - the
Whelp iiregraminS.,:l.*.asi :Carried Out.
Pibroch,--lst prize $8, 2nd- .$6, 3rd.
$40 -71st R.Ireland, Toronto4 2nd W
Thain, Guelph ; 3rd F Riddle.
Strath-speyi and :Reel, 1st -Prize $
2nd $6, 3rcl$4.-4.st R Ireland; 2tid W.
Than,' 3rd..g-Riddie. -
the village for' many years.
Lalla .Berry . leaves Friday
for ,a -visit to -friendS : in Buffalo, and
-Mist Laura Berry leaves -on the mote
day' to -.attend the. Young Ladies
College at Whitby. *
The anniutl- meeting -.of. the W.
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PRIZE
LOCAL.
Marches, lit prize 11$4, 2nd $3, 3rd
$2.—lst D B McKay, Kintail : 2nd D
McKinnon,. Tiverton 3rd Divided
, between O. C.,McKenzie, Wingham ;
and D McKay Ripley.
Strathspey and Reel, 1st prize $4,
2na$2.—lst D B McKay
Maraheaand Quicksteps . •1st prize
$8,1nd "6, 3rd.$4.7-14 it -Ireland;
2iicl Thai; Geo,. Murray,
Toronto. r •
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Highland:Ming, Prize $7, tUd
_$5, 3rd $3.---4itt Geo Murray, TorOntoi.
lud*G. Matheson,
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Oillie
- Callum; _1st pike .$7, $5,
314 $3,—Ist T,Wilson, London Ind
F Riddle, Matheson-
. Reg. O'TulloCh, lit .prize 'VT., 21d
t '
p . .
brisitesS,; and had only_ left- home• :
by the late train .OnSatlirday.- night;
/Or hours 'before 'the fiie. was. discover-:
frbelois;:is.4 serious one to :Mr.
ShOebOttOta„ ainOtintr itOtit-•
ance...-some $49kwill not ;cover:: One..
, 7 third. - of,•IOss. • .the
- machinery' etc.-, t•here were ;about 400
6 •
picking boxes in the building which.
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were also destroyed.
-
, Vitaa -
•-•••avyr
fellow's. =Hall -e nes a , ,
13th: - the'inembers are respect
:regested to :resent as .tir
tUlly Officers : o ensuing -year- are to Ise:
elected and other .businetia -,of•
tance- to be transacted..
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—Last•Aveek: Roviland--and McKer-:
racher Shipped_13 cars.of export cattle
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; 2nd D MCKinnori;• Tiverton;
,
3rd A Anderson, St i Helens.
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. Stilt Race; (Stilta.3-:.fee0,- .1s ' prize.!
$4; :Mid:. V, ;31,d I.. 8., ,...list.- T - Little,
I.L.UcknO.W..; . 2nd.! 13,4UnSt,.• L. &now..
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-. 50 Yards Race,..Difernbero - W'. O.'. S.
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over --,50 years, IA0140.834 214.$2,.Sed-
$1.--Ist .4. B--'!:Itint0,.. 14CknOW..,.. Ind.
V • Patterson,-- --Winglienisi-..- • - WI
Taylor, ..Winghsine ...::- .- -..-: -. ,: . ..
• - -- .- • . • .i-• , . .-, -
.. Higbiaud Fling,: childreni_ lit prize
$3,: .20-$2, .3rd .01...114;. Jennie - Mc..-
-Laren, -GodiStich.i. 20:Nellie *Laren
:::•GOderiC4: ;-, . . 34 - .-lietql., J ' It CMirre14,-.:
,-.1.ciritail.- .
3rd $3.-*-4.st ri_Riddle, 2nd G
Matheson, 3rd -Geo Murray.
Sailor's Hornpipe,-lst prize $7, 2n
$5, 3rd $3.-1.st F A Wilson; 2nell,
Matheson, 3rd F
Irish. Jig; lab prize $7, 2nd $5, -3rd
$3. -1st W McLeod, Seaforth ; 2n4
A Fritzell, Holyrood ; F A Wilson,
London.
prize $5, 2nd $3, 3rd McLaren,
Goderich ; - 2nd Mary K.elly, Galt
Hugh Galbraith, London.
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Highland Fling; under lst
Sword Dance, under '18 years,
prize $5, 2nd $1, 3rd $2,—lst Jennie.
McLaren; Goderich ,..2ndRita
Galt ; .3rd- Hugh Galbraith, London.- I.
. Shean 'Trews, under 18 years, ...:18t
prize $5, 2nd $3, 3rd J:ennie
McLaren, -2nd Rita Kelly; 3rd A MC -1
• Muroby. - • • .
.Highland Fling,: under 10 years, 10
prize $4,-• 2nd '$3; 3rd
Tillie. Austin: •
Beat Dressed Highlander, lit prize
$8; 2nd $6.--lsb Oapt Hendric, Hamil-
ton; 2nd A McPherson,- Lucicno7 ;
3rd G A Matheson,. Harailton. '
8. -cars from Chostliry, sand • Tre prize $3, r2tid
1?•est Dressed 130, 1st prize $5, 2iid
$3,. 314 -.Etnie bittichisen,
LiiCknOvi ; 2nd Goo.. INlay,Loudon,Ird-
gugh.,Galbraith, London. -
no of Uootis.
The Newest Styles.
The Finest Workmanship.
The Lowest' .Prices
onsistant with tile Grade of
Goeds we offer you.
The Sing he smiled a mighty smile
And said, I thinkit worth my while
To try, suits neat and cheap as those
• And ()ever after .wore our clothes.
Bed Dressed Highlandsr, without
belts or ornaments,. 1st prize $4; 2nd
3 2 d $2 —1st A McPherson,. Ond
krit-vw. . 3i -d $.1 lE4t, Goderich, s•
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