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pa3i7 0'16 dOctors
;fol. keeping them ,health,
tathafthaWrestoringt4eM tO
that perfect .Condition body,
and. mind-w.hic13..i4 the .-cle-sife
of all, Wethink the Japanese
method- peculf#,.::bUt. there is
not the Ieist,..dOubt: aboutan
ounce of pre*.ention being 1307.
ter than.. . pound Of-. cure
. ,every .tiine-.;Ahat , 3r4 - to
.-us0.- proper ::MeaAs .epreserve
the-_ _health, ' that:: at this
season of the year:. wheit.',-the
---wea0;er,
zoider and: warm comfortable
clothing isnecessary, it is
- better. to use - the prO9ntative
.by m40,3414 this. ivrant;_ rather
than run the Of 4,:period
of sickueSs and a doctor's
NoNv:*e.- have beenan
"tieipating_ 'these: vg'autS:.. of the
- peoljle. - and are
prepared. to supply them at
prices tl-Aat not fail uit
the pocket bock of -the inost
careful buyer.-- _ can with
confidence then ask tosee
our stock of Underclothing,
all prjees- from450; : suit-Ovetcoati .- $4.0
1,10tles; perfect fitting from
$3.60 up - A full range
Of -.Ladies Underwear large
stock of grey .fancy !'1047nels, Hosiery .-
arid. r.Gloves,
_WateivroOfs-.7--Seyerat
including:-.016.fatiouS HATelissa
"-the best -:.world."'
Boots, and Rubbers.
Dress Goods igte4 -variety
of kinds and prices, Mantle
-goods:: and hOstspf-biliOlineS.
,LAll .6f -which *e. take pleasure
-in _Showing not only our old
eust'omerS,:::. butas new
ones: raY9r.:-Usivirith
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tinel Bruce Oounty, Friday-00.9b071.27th
_ook Many Prizes_ want to part with such popular and
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. The weather' for the past month hais the recent Blyth fall shoit,. Miss useful menibers Of society. -Mt. For -
Beautiful. Weather
• been delightful and with the ex.cep- Lane, daughter of Mr. - Jas. Lane, of est Re- Qvserttative,
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tion of, the.. heavy rain. storm oflast Ashfield. ca,rritol in six first prizes in -
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week; the- whole month hai been Warm. writings in oil, water -colors -and
31V1r. 'John Si McDonald, - county,
Patrons of industrY _
and woods so - gorgeous in color South Bruce to be held in Formosa, on
president, has called a 'convention for
Oct)ber as•during - the• riast three
and pleasant. -Never were the -trees
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crayon- drawings!,
bisgraceful Conduct
On Sanday- evening .1aat as .the
people_ were coming from the churchs
two young Men -were drunk and
acting in a disorderly manner on the
main street. 'Their foul language Was
disgraceful, and: an insult to decent
people... Now the question - is where
did they get the liquor ? They certain-
ly must have got it at Some of the hotels
in the village, -and the -village constable
should in future see that.there is no
Uglier sold fl: the- village. on Sunday:
Tuesday, October 31st, and for Centre
liant as:. a panO-ranla,'-and -Could not 1-,m Bruce, GlaraiS, () 'Wednesday, •
•weeks. 'The. whole country was bri-•
excelled: • for beauty in any part of the
world. -
November 1st. Meetinorommence
at. one 'O'clock *p.m. .1 The. °Me' sely;
Entorprize says that it is tai open secret
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Mr. .Dtincan C. 'McKenzie; of Na- Donald .of Huron township, and
friends in the village for the .past few be the Patron of .Indulstri. candidate
:general' elections •for tihe Legislative
Assembly. - • .
Furniture for British Columbia.-
1 in Patron circles that John! S. Mc-
naimo B. 0., who has. ; been visiting warden of the county of Bruce, is to
.Weeka leaves for his,- home . on „Friday. in Centre Bruce- at the- forthcoming
in- furniture in the, West; and while
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Mr. -McKenzieis . an' extensiVe dealer
here 'prnrchased a- car -load of choice
furniture from Messrs. Cliff &, Forster,
of this village, Whose furniture has
now gained a world-wide ,reputation.
We wish Duncan continued success in
his far away -home
134•Murphys.. .
. Mr: J. Paterson brought to the
SpsTisicr, office last week twelvei•of the
largest -potatoes we have seen - this -
season. . The. &Zen -potatoes ',together_
Weighed 21 pounds, aila the.: largest
one -Weighed 2 'pounds,. They are of,
the Carnie.variety and. were -:grown by
Mr. Wilson Eagleson, ;of the 12th °ph.
of Ashfield. Mr. Eagleson- three
acres of these :potatoes pia' nterl.„.and
expects to have about- --aye hundred
bushels.
Peohibitio.n. Ocinventlon
A. convention of teMperance workers
.to.organize-the West Riding of Huron
for 'the:corning plebiscite .on the liquor
traffic, on January .1st,..4894,, wili be
held in the 'Village of .Mancliestit,..On
_Wednesday, November 1st, -..cOrkrnenc-
intat 1 -o'clock pm. • Font _delegates
are requested from every ChurCh. con-
gregation,- , temperance' 'organizatiOn_s-
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:and- •all- young .people's societies! :in:
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WeSt Huron, as constituted for Local
Legislature eleatians.:-. Every minister
•-ivhdse work is in the Riding is -special-
ty invited- to be present. -
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LUCKNOW. P
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.W. G. 45 IL -South -
L. Et, & B. North -
- Rolyrood
• TKinlo_ugh
• Kinloss
OST4CWFICE:
to 7 p4zo,
ARRIVE.
6:13 a. rn,
12-30.p. m.
Intermediate points
14. a B. North. -
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2:30 p. m.
3:48 p.
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.10.30 p. m,
Tuesdays an
300 prn, Friclays
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Our Grain Market
As usual our grain market is being,
liberally patronized-by.the farmers of
the surrounding townships; and large
quantities of grain are coming in daily.
Our buyers pay the -highest possible
prices for all kinds of farm produce,
and -the fanners are nbt slow to recog-
nize the fact that it is to -their financial
advantage to deg in Lucknow. Our
merchants and business .men; too, are
• alike pushing and -energetic and - are
preparedtojgite the farmers the cheap:
est and ht value in goods to be had
in any place in the province. Bring,
your grain to Lucknow where the
prices are the best, the weight 'right,
and square dealing all through is as-
sured.
A .1-leavY Penalty _
Nearly everyone is aware that it is
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wrong to carry concealed weapons in
Canada, but it is not generally known
that you must not conk- armed within
twoi miles of a _public meeting without
incurring a.penalty of $100 upon con-
viction, and if yov-molest any person
returning from t public meeting ,desi-
gnedly, either by personal violence - or
by using oppro;brious epithets, you can
be fined $200 'or go to jail for, six
months.
-How to Weigh a Hay Stack
• Measure the length : and 0.0 .hieadth.
-of: •he stack; take height' from- the
groimd-to the eaves.; add- to this last
ongialf of the height from the eaves
tothetop ; multiplyi.lengtlybY breadth
and the product by :the -height,
all
expressed in ,feet;. -divide the -amount
by'7 to 4nd the cubic yards, which
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W,G.&B South. -9 30..,.
L H. &B '
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& B.South- 10.00 a. M.
W G.tt B.North 3-20p. m •
flolyrood:
_ inlough
g.inlosE
4.39p.m.
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Village and Virinitm
Parlor. Social
• A parlor -social. will be held- at the
residence of Mir. W. SHolmes this
(Friday)-eve-ning under 'the auspices of
the yotaig people of the Church
- England. A --good time way 'be_;..ex-
• petted for all .vrh-6 admission
fee will be charged, but !a -free •will
offering will be taken up. All are_wel--
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Milt Provide. Stationery .
It is understood that the Ontario
Goverment have- resolved, -tor the pur
pose- of securing -uniformity, to issue
stationery for --the forms etc., to be
used in taking the yote.in the prohi-
bition 'plebiscite-' on .1st - January next.
Ballot papers and poll books -.must, itt
compliance with the act, be procured
by the .101erkof each Municipality,
but the ordinary-. poll book - will be
used, with the addition of a ruled
column, headed, ".prOhibition. " . The
-variousforms- wilt be supplied Without
.charge, and will be forwarded, With
copies of the . plebiscite - act, ,..'far • the
use by the Deputy Returning Qfp.cets,-
in ample time for the - coming muni,
.cidal- elections. -
Criminal Statistics• . . •
During- the year 'ending, §opt. 30th;
.25 .cases were tried in the . County
. tiudge'g- '.. Court, -for the ' -06.0nty. of
- Brute. . Only one .ease _ was tried - at
the Court cif Assize; ,and hone ...at: the
General Sessions-. . ;This it an - eiceed-
-ingly :satisfactory showing - or so:large
--a County as Bruce, and yet it costs the
people .. of this -County, about* $7000
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annually to pay our County Judges,
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- both active and•superannuatel
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multiply . by the-1140213er of pounds sup
posed to be in a cubic yard, viz: - in a
sta0 of new hay, 164 pounds avoirdu-
pois each ; of old hay lap pounds each.
Jealous °fa dog
A Orirne to be Poor
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Robert Mcfntosh, with no charge
against him other than being poor and
unable to support himself, appeared
before the Reeve and Magistrate Thos.
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• Lawrence on Saturday last, and at his
own request. was Committed to the
'county jail . at Walkerton for two
months.. 'McIntosh has been a resi-
dent of the count of Bruce for over
thir.ty years but several years ago met
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with an accident t� one of his legs,
which caused a running sore and of
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late he has been unable .to wprk. and
had - to get a liiiiiig as best he could
from c-haritable friends. .When we
consider that $1. per year or'eve less,
from. each property owner in !
couty, would provide a suitable_,
-comfortable home for all - such u- for-
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tun.ates In the county,- it seems t us
a terrible disgrace that the peqp-le bf a
rich and prosperous county likeBruce
and Huron should be so uncl .
It. is a, sin and a shame to col
man to jail, to Associate with criminals
:There are several degrees of -jealousy
and jealousy Of different kinds, but the
green-eyed monster = shoWed. :himself
under very peculiar circumstances
yesterday. There it a colored man in
this city. wlio Owns- a very white' dog.
A Minute- description Of.thiadogithot.
necessary -to. the story, and • Might
reflect 'somewhat: Unnecessarily-, on
thel :Owner., The. colored man in
question w4s in an alleway off
inoindstreet yesterday. - So: was the
The dog found a. remnant of a
cooked Chicken, and when -.his master
caughtsightof 'the•dOg'sgood lila, he
SoliloqUisect. thusly.•:•i for de
1.41wcPS-•Sake. If -that there.- oenery,-
pup ain't feedin' On chicken, and : I.
catet:.get eben, libber ,mOr'ii twice.- a_
•iweek,”,_• There -. are, different, kinds' of
jealousy. -London Adtertifer.
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" Steal a- chicken, says an
change and you are a .thid ; :stea1
$LOP frorn your employer, and you
are an .einbezzler, ; steal $5;000 froth
the Government, . and you are de- -
defaiilter,_ and liable to be sent to the
Setiate‘; yob. your competitor on the
Stock Exchange of $10,000. :and you
are financier;, rob him of from $100-,'
000 to 500,000 and, you .are a wizard .
or a Napoleon of finance, • wreck a
railroad and gather it in, and you are°
" Magnate ; ' wreck a great railroad
system and you are a -!` railroad king. "
-WCXKNOVii MARKETS.Fall Wheat, Per bushel. , -64 to .55
or bushel •
1•11
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Spring- Wheat
Peas -
..10ats
Barley ;
Potatoes -
Butter, per lb....
Eggs; per dozen.'
.flay- per ton. „..
Flour per cwt.
Dried apples !` "
Tallow- "
Lard '"
Pork.per- cwt.
Wool per lb.-. „ „
Chickens, per lb . „
Turkeys,: per .
Ducks, perlb.. „ •
•Geese; per
LOCAL AND GENERAL
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- „Condensed for Sentt#ei Readers
and Ilrs..Fraik -Greer were
in- Paisley this *ea.
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-Mr. J. Matheson,i, of London,is
visiting friends in the Village,
(Rey.) --,A McKay.1 and
children are visiting.ini Toronto.
-Mr., Robert Murray, of Detroit,
is visiting friends in; this vicinity!
-Mr. and Mrs. Littlejohns are the
guests of Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Kenner.
und: :Mrs; C. A. Shepherd
arrived home from -their • visit last
week: - 'M
Mrs W. artin, of Dungannon,
was visiting friends in, -Lucknow, this
week.
A large quantity of -fipples were
• shipped from this station during the
week.
Mr. Wrn.G. King, of Cineinnatta,
Wedtli nt Bells at St Pail l's Church,
St -Paul's church, this town was
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crowded on -Monday. afternoon with
the usual expectant throng :,when the-
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programme of entertainment con-
sist5 .c.f a Wedding. The contracting
parties on ths--.occanon . were IY.fiss
Henrietta R. Hornell, .eldeit. daughter
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of• Mr. Divid. *Hornell, of Lucknow,
who for a number of years has taught
i*wie -.here _ and been. organist in -St:.
is spending a few days with his father,
Mr. Bruce King, teac er.
ritableS
llnit•
and lawbreakeri.3- Merely because he --is
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poor,- and yet,- rio-iother course. iipen
to the Magistrates. -It is a, heatitless
case and one tha:: alone:should :a13peal
to all Tight thinking, christian:
to use their intifience and -suppor
the erection and=maintenance of a
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per home 'for the poor and _
amongst Us.
Paul's church; and Mr. Arch 1÷ Me-
Kechnie,:icommercial traveller, former-
ly . merchant_ of this_ , place. - Shortly.
after five- o'clock the matrimonial - knot
was tied by Rev. Rural -Dean Bevan
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the bride. kooing' given .away by Mr:
W-.-.0:.Perry at whose -.)fionle. she, has
r 'cle,d sincecorning to Mt.. Terest.
he looked:'eharming • in -a -beautiful
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ress of dearn• henrietta_..-with -.silk
- lade and --43earl tripiiiiing veil and
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.0 ange. blostonas ,_ while in, her.: hand
w ' s _a boquet of splendid white roses.
pi bridesmaids Were Miss Williams
nid•Miss. Wood, who wore cream cashi..
mIre dresSei and Carried boquets: of
.The carpenters a, bricklayers
are pushing the work rapidly op Mr.
Wm. Allin s new block. ;
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-Dr.'Tennant has removed his -
office to his :new premises over Mr,
John Elliett's. grocery' store. •
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pink foset ;- they also were. .. a costly
:bracelet -each, the . gift of the bride-
- groom. :The _grOomsinen were Messrs.
A. Lamont and T. __,._Bateman.
After the cerenqiny,:. the newly .niar-
-lied and happy: couple !held a .17eCeP-
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.at .Gchilbrae, Mr. Perry's resid-
ence •and -tat doWn with a number of
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invited ,guess to a _::-tercipting wedding
feat. - The -.presents. received Were
humerons and beautiful;-`and-inclUded
a. richly upholstered platform robkor-
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rolls .16, tub .17 to 18
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• 7' . . . . $6 to 7.00
. $1,75 to $2.25
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..TEACH -ER TED
EACHER WANTED FOR SCHOOL
section No 7, Ashfield, either male or
' female, holding second or third class certificate
Duties to commence after the Christmas
holidays For further particulars apply to
T A Mc1C..EITII, Secretary •
Box OA, Lucknow
and Mrs. Ale*. Ross spent .
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a coupe of dsys last week with friends
in Paisley and Port Elgin. '
Tonic quantities of dry wood is
being brought into the village,and the
price are. from v.:5-0 to $1.7.5 per
short- eOrd.
Conley, who has.. been visit-
ing --her -parents, -Mr. and Wt.: JOS:,
Little, left for her home in West
Supbrior,.on Saturday last. .
The new brick block being erect-
ed for .Mrs. A. Murray. is now , closed
in and the:carpenters are laying the
flooring and other work inside.
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Mr. S. Malcomson Master in
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Chancery, Mrs. Malcomion, Miss May
• Malcomson, and Miss Slack, of Gode-
rich, spent _a few day :in Lu.cknow this
week. ' 4
-Messrs. . Harry Days, P. A. Mal-
comsOn and Henry and, Joe gathers
left -on-.Monday last for a ten days
deer looting trip inithe Bruce Penin-
sula. .
--Miss Agnes - Hornell and her
brother, Wm. both of Durham, were
in attendance at their sister's wedding
here- on Monday. -Mt. Forest! Repie:
senfative. i I
-The- Rev. A. Browning, of the
Bay of Qiiinty Conference,' will •- , • . .
com-
mence a setup of revival services in
the i Lucknow Methodist Church on
1029 4
Sunday next.
In. the single driving parriage
RAM ESTRAY.
AME to the -premises of the Undersigned
Lot aeon: 7, Ashfield, Eastern Division;
a -White Ram, The owner. is requested to.
prove property, pay- expenses, ad take him
away.
W. McGRORY
-Crewe,-P.O..
-STRAYED.
AME to the premises of the undersigned -1
on Lot 7, Con. 13, Ashfield, On or about
tlie-19th of October, "1893. one whitik• Ram.
The owner can have the same by paying dam-
ages and proving _property.
• -Taos. WEBSTER,
1930.3in: - Lucknow,
.horse s _shown' ',at the Illucknow
Fall Show, Mr. Peter Pori -4m' was.:
-.awarded third prize. There wereten:
* euteries .in . the Class, all fist dais
animals.
Mr. McKeclinie s friends of the.
esby :_church, and ' an oak
with ru&pholstezing -from the
e choir of-tifiseine,church, of which
11/11-. 111a,...xias for many yeats.lead,er.
Individual presents were-beitowed. hy
the choir Afia- .congregation of
Paul's church, the * rector, Rev. Mr.
• I.31,kan, -headed. the . list with a' hand-
some family ' bible. -Mr.. McKechnie.
and hi sl bride. started .by the 7:35 G.-
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T. R. 'train for their -.h.oneymoon.- trip
-to the, World's Fair- and -received a
hearty parting_yolley o( rice and good
ople wishes. On - their' rettirn they wili
for. ta'ke' up their_ residence in Wingham,
pro-• iv,hich is the, only. thing 'about their
neec.lyi union regretted by their many Mt.
.Forest .friends who feel they do. not
The Dominion DepartMent of
:Agriculture has issued bulletin No. 19,
on grasses,_ and -composition. Most
people will be surprised to learn that
there are 300 kinds' of grasses, either
native to or naturalized in Canada.
-Every autumn brings its lake
disaSters with their appauling loss of
life and property. Reports from the
great' storms whichl swept the lakes
last week, show that forty-one people
lost their lives; ten vessels became
total iffrecksi and twenty-nipo otheii
are beached or waterlogged ip::nd some
of -them will becomg total loses.
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GROCERIES
GROCERIES
GROCERIES!
JUST OPENED' •OUT
n the Campbell Block, next
door to G. W. Berry's furni-
ture ware rooms.
A fil
Mr. Christopher Columbus Crabb,
merchant, of Goderich, died Friday
night at the advanced age of 81 years.
Crabb was the Oldest citizen of
the town of Goderiph, and tfr oldest
Merchant in the Huron' tract: He
was one the pioneers of .-Goderich.
Mr. Crabb was Mayor of ;Goderich
and represented the School Board for
years. He was a Conservatiirein poli-
ties, and once Was a candidate for
West Huron, Mi.. Crabb led a yery
exemplary :life, and WAS One of the
landmarks .of the olden times in the
early history0!GoderIch.
SH STOCK
Of Staple and - Fancy
Groceries, all new and
carefully selected. which
we will sell at. close
prices for c
and: inspect our Stock,
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CATTLE EST -RAY
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3HEIFERS, 2 'RED, AND ONE WHITE with red on the neck and head, and one
light roan steer, all riling two years old.
Any person giving such information as will
lead to their recovery will be mita* rewar-
ded. • .
ALEX, -REID,
Langside
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PUBLIC NOT
N OR ABOUT THE FIRST OF
August a large white sow ,came to _lot
14.; con, 14 west •Wawanosh.. The owner is
requested to prove property, pay . 11 damages -
and take the same away.
- JAMES- LYONS
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rIIHE HOUSE IS SITUATED ON BOB
Street, Lucknow, is two story high,and
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contains seven rooms, Kitchen etc., and s in.
good repair.The lot contains four nnd a half
acres, with small orchard of apple, plum .and
cherry trees, small fruits ete. nit class
well
and pump, with large barn drive shed and
other outbuildings. The Place will be... sold
cheap, and anyone desiring a Comfortable home
would do well to see this place. For further
particulars apbly to
•MRS, THOS. BURNS
Iducknoi9
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