The Sentinel, 1881-12-09, Page 8•
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a-
• Noarte.E.
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_ww,to intimate to e_people_of Drama
and_surrotincliia country, that now
. ready 0, do all kinds tif work in my
line at lowest -prices consistent;_
With good work. •
N. B. -Copying' and Enlarging a
-Specialty; Frames and Stereo-
scopes; always on hand.!
, E. L. JOHNSON.
'Lacknow, Sept. 9th.
TB MS TiL B E
GOING NoVrg.
4-1U2
No. a- 1 15
'No..2-- 3 4i
No. 4-1:0:19
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GOING SOUTH
•No.iH4 53,
No. „3-11. 12
No.. 5--"2. 21
-No. 7,-15- 40
rata Vitinlitt;
4r4
"Viciur and Peed Store.
:afr, &rich _of Wit:retain haaatatted_
a. flour and feed store frothis village_ in
the birildiogfermerly occupied by
Coolican„ s .
Zion- Tea -Meeting.
A. tea -meeting will be- held in Zion
Methodiat Church, on Thursday even-
ir.g, 29th inst., in aid of.- the Sabbath
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Sehool Library. •
.alvision.Court. •
.-large am:liner of eases were etispoa:
oI at at - the, Division Court, held in
.thia -village on WedriesdaY last; 'before
ilis Honor- J'adge
All the Way FromKansan,.
- Roget Cain-, who arriN7led lionae
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- last Week frOm Kansas, brought with
.hina ktrga Cigars,. sevenUCIICS
• Iona by an inali iu diameter, manufac-
titred from the pure Havanna, leaf,, is a
aresaci
eut lf hy Dr, B. ballot JeffFris,
• to three ot his Lucicuo w friends. _ Is
Unnecessary tti Say we" were numbered
• atimil the:- These. aigars
•wel_e 'ulantifablurea at the largeatobacco
- factory lately established at'esiiii. pity,
Kansas. Thanks., doctor, and mariyour
ahadow neYet ;row les,.
- To Vie E;I:Ilor of tb
1)-F4g --- As the :question, of
Luokiaa'ar _School" has ia a- great
,ileasu re beot.. luet_eight.ot in the tre
rae'adeus attusiora of personalitieaa.I
tial:ttaalably aviggest that tht.'se-liz'iii4
sultiasup body ,t -o ‘40 ex_
plaue theui before the Beitrd- of
Liput"Erustees, _and -
niny
nolus to ha filled up with matter of
-tri tie h tutu ti Interest_ to the mass off you
.irtd_er,r.- "Yours 13,eapecifally,
tiodekaile 8044
Thiember
No. Mi. Todepe
Teraplara, inter;
tie socnil,.. on '
1.2ttit;- at the
Kurdeoh, °fats
will coiasiet-of a
siring,;by the
- The good thing ufthe! lodge.
served at 7 o''
temperance are
tend. Adniissi
Lack-pow:Soho
In.complianea
large number
haveresblved n.
letterain conlie
. Luoknow.Schon
wehave done a
at -least insofar s
cetned„ and we t tist-no oile . will - take
offantent us tef sing to Sontinte-• the
correspondenCe. -If,::howeVer, we saw
any possibility Of ;the --fatter - beia
permaneritly or . satisfactorily, . settled.
i
throtigh the publ c pressiwe would only
be too. glad to COi Unite to. publishathe
. letters,.but as th.'....niatter 7 now stande
the only-.way,in put opiniotaisato bring.
thechargea before the:Ttnetee Board. ;
- t
of Zion giu Lodges
dent-Order13A. Good
d holding a grand neck
°witty „evening, Dec.
esidence of Mr. John
field. ,. The programme
dings, recitations, and
embers. et the lodgea
_provided byhe ladies'
nd committee, Will be
Iolock. _ All friends Of
rdially invited to 'at..
-20 centa'. ladies frie.
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with the request of a
our: subsctibers, vs
t to publish any more
ion with the present
grievance. We think
r duty in the matte;
the public are con-
Oauglit in The A t.
lit„,
On Saturday e. entriaalast, after the
sale- of furniture , :the residenceof Mrsi
• F. .T. Frazer; that lady had oceasion t�
yisit the house of a neighbor for a short
tithe, and during her absenee three men
--aif we_ eau call t aemi such -who were
preseat at. the sale during the day and
had bought some things, entered the
. .
house and took, -h-daidee their own,
goods, a large namber of other things,.
the property of -Mts. Frazer,- load
ed them on a Wagon and were just in.
the act of starting' oft withAtheir -ptize!
when the lady ot the house: returned
and orderer-
d- them, to give up tile -stolen!
property: The- -would be thieves% aret
vi ell knoWn, but as Mrs. Frazer left for!
the .United States on Tuesday last, the'
matter . ;was not,' as :some supposed
larJughtbefore the Ma,gistrates. !
The Forger., :
BerneYaMcDelanott, the young matt
referred to in g recentiasue of -the Sir
TINEL,aa iriltrig to get a couple of forged
notes cashed: at the luelanow
played hislitt1e- game with better
easy on lib!, John Martin, .of', the
ka'r'alhourne House, 9ederieh, last Week.
Ile -pre,sented a note for 8,20 signed .by
M" P O'Loughlin, aTf Ashfieid, aud
supplemented it with %letter purporting
to he signed hy..that geutleman,request-
ing lir:Martin-to-cash_ the :noteas a
Jt&11-E3 - SO4Eittl,LE .,
Personal.. •. i
,,
Mr: koger Gain who . has has ',been ,
alls' lit during tho Past three cat four -
mouthar arriVed. home.frau Kans la,. an
\,
Fri•lay night 'last. ---Mr. if: T.. Sini la. of'
- Eaaga.,u,. tvata'a Luokauar this we ,k.:-- .
.(jaat. Jolaa MaPlieraap, arrived home
oa Saturday uight las.t..--.Nlisa. Bella '
&var. -qhis Wae itorreby the- lendlord
of the Colbrairne, to obrge `O'laughlin
%Thais an old friend. There was no
" shaving" on the Mites, aad.the rascal
got the full:. atuOunt. Both note and
letter, it ii.needress. to say; wete.forged.-
Concert.
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Mr. J. AV. Ward,' assisted by the pu-
pils of KS. Ne: 11, Haroeigave a grand
p t; who .as 'lewd T-Poltil'g 11164'16 . efitertaintnellt ',hi the ,,Schohl-house, on
s ,
i:ak. avert:. II r• ti tau past, re- theeirening of 'Wfednesday, 30th
''"k•-1-10. M. ',That gantieniaa has been teaching' an
' -2A:1 s'`,Put adult eta's& in this .section duriru.,r the
oayin the I/ill:eau this meek, tl
n ja.04aria. a 34-venile, ejass
-cfs,,nivs f this ih . .aritt the ecellent- maaner. *Mai* the
' 'v Pge) Children sang d tet al 1
• at pi eseut hate Visiting his frieuds. . pie a glreaet tehreedinit:inoYnaeiart.
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le • lass, three inouthg. . Ile has also taken
New Sidewalk.. . . Ward as a taleated teacher -of •-mnsic.
.. alaa, 8.1,, tewa-,.,.k ill araaa aa aka.,..aaafteai The_ roads -being very ' inuci-0 the- .a.t;
whita cavi4 . i a Int. ,,a.,,,t,tek? has been iendance .Wria 110t as large as . 'night have
re,bui;i with new material. SOme_ evil- ..bgiu exPeeft1-41-an'der 'Imre' tivorabl4.
.
disPosed person WON. ctir_rency to the re 'clmgrostalida.a. •-- •Ws must sae for.the
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. rt .tilat the - braaikiug down of the hert.lit of those patents Oil the sectioa).
- .s.dearea. was . cam;e1by the azon4aaa who Were absent i- that -they ruisied.a-
to ..,,el ,,t addr,q,tio.ra saaaaajacaa calling rare treat, and one Which they may not.
' tO! s,* t:: let' th (dr aeueunts. Fur fear luny 4" Ilia G1-',1)"rtunitY °f- - •Beillg. - agaK
Of' the above e!as may faa a. nada alai._ 1:alit:the close a vote:of thauks Was tend-
,. :re. -0 about -64E11;4 to -sattio their'- fa% ered -leaMr. Ward.ilor his valuable ser-;',.
billaa taViag to this false tamOr, welcan vice.', mit all departed bik111,Y delighted
,4#,,„.qr• thewtha giiie_.orzilk . is aaaar. . vela a7ith the proceedings- of .the eieoing,L--
redly safe, as the Work was -Joao under Ciam• ' .
, - • -
'the, persOual.enneryieton -Lif Pounclllor :Cain City,News; _
. The -lolling is loin . -the.. Itilsworth
Siellardy.
Alterationsof MalI
0 w:ng teaolne iniasapprolieusionl in
certaiti quaratra Mto the: nature
ol-
tlie e ii IY4fiCita1 1.11 niailjng
rangetuell'oc445 pree the <419..0 ;
the -late that ge 011 the &
the oiljce on toe title reoeive_. 4reti.
made. frUa London, Hatailton, and...To-
ronto iu inoruittg ;. 1_1(.acta.ridinp,.
Lacknow, autf Wiag hank by,
lull route, imitead ot as forrneily by
. the a differersee of tali
'haute to those officea. :The o1lies on
`d,kihe, L, 11. LV -1.1.. souvii. of Wilton baye
two chitiPa_tankel. to, 021,4 -FAA by tIth.is
uhaug- , we uytlie, • R.. and the
.ottler.hy thel;;. NV, R. leaving Loirdpn
at p. in. Ma: tin -kuailed, at Kin-
., eardine, Luekru.ni,,a3-- '1)47-
.010 dapartui e of 111W. G. :& ,B„„
• '4-411. fer',140,a,
'would reach.
Aatt;-rnieiled.
E.'•-%, G.
Repurter R. Cath'iias
paid_ over iie thousand dollars treight--
sin f:e he came taalia4ata'three months
,agn., The general ii.oTS is doing a splen
-
aid businiids under .. the present:- meta'
ageineut of Sir. 'strong: His.free..-and
alfable.maniar is what suits the peti:'
pie, and the •prite he sellsthe goods,
poCkete -netter than had they
drifen twenty or ,thirty iuil s. Ma .
Caia has established a good Market for_
allliandsof-fann produce: Be 'shipped
trona: Caira City. hist week Over 2200
bfasheIs Of wheat, and tea fine yoke of
oxen ,„ „•Liniraieek was ,a fine one for
threshing, and soine splendid :work was
-done ort the ratieh,a..- Building- is -still -
ping-- paaand We understand that Lr
•Jelforiewhali thecOntraet'for- three
stories to be--aompleted:har the -first- of
MarcIb 1882 M Cani has - returned
to Ganeda, -and ivuli. b* abier.t about
three Nveteke,."
SWEET COES,: iltr 0.4:-,tieltitt; at -A.
gAciir
AdOtellif..4111L-Preiweatatiffit„..WH
i,E. Cumeron, Eq.
On Friday evening last 2nd'inet the
leading 'members,. and adherent* of St.
Peterd Church, Lucknow,`to the .nuni:
bee of about twenty five heeded, by the
Incumbent, Rev._James'Oirrie 'waited
upon Xt. .1) 1 Cameron, the.- efficient:
leader "of the ohoir,at hiaresidence,and,
.presented him with a handsome pair of
Vases,- - a.. Silver Cake Basket, • ' and
Celery Disb, acaonapanietl by the fol -
lo wi4g addvese which wiie read by Rev.
James Carrie:— -
To L E Camtron, :EN.
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- "WAR SIR -We the members and adherents
of St. Peter's" Church, Lucknow; are duly im-
pressed:with a sense' of Our -obligation to you
for the varied services rendered. to the Church,
but more especially to itt choir from Its in-
cePtion till the present ItiMe, We are well
aware that it isa difficult Matter- to bring a
,choir to a state of efficiency, and we f;)01 eon- -
vinced that youhave done your utmost Mbring
..St: Peter's Obit to that state, and spent Much
Of your valuablelinie_in order that you might
feel satisfied with your woik If ,ou should
feel that the choir .is not exactly whit you
wOuld desire it to be, we can assure you we
are highly pleased with the result of -your px-. congreeation, arid it was eiaty_to guess
eitions, and "in order to give exPressiou to. .
our feelings we agree to Meet:here this even- that a Rest of good :things - was in
METHODIST ',OHMS°
of
Methodista--1;ehnIt.litic AiuntitihViefireavrilagecatme
ti.onMonday evening leet,--5th hitt
in .;
and was all reepects naraTliatqualitiet
success
_
,
chl• Sunday the aup:v_ersa--ty;._semous
Were-- preached- by Ali* 1iuv. Alfred
Aedrewe; Of Kincutdine,---iii-the
noon from the. racxxvir. Paaltu5t.li
Aiid ot Zion it eta& be sajd, This.,
Man was burn in and: iii- :the
:..Matthew
" Whatthiiik ye- Cf: -Clhist - Thesediecotirses -tiere in pieadirefe best
yeni, „racy -and .eltigitent,„_cUkent. in his
reasonieg,, faeile. -nod apt- in hie
irationsa alamading itt incdent, eurneSt -
aial.Poiateda itt apheaLL1I, and With
aii iNc.,tion and p0wer that We4inecl ,all:
hearts to-chiireh and: -cause-t,"f• . Christ"
Upon eath.
On Mooney_ -.el/ening thero was an
unusual stir unton he Indios of the
ing to present you With tlbese articles of plate preparation foi the tea , o
-meet --ne in the
a
ally, as well as a Mark of our cappreciation-of ev'wThe weather being laaorable,large
your valuable assistance 'reidered to the number might be seen making for the
church in Many ways, but et&eciallY thrGugh,
onurcb. bright arid early, and by 7.30
its choir. Wishing yob at all times the enjoy-
ment of the Divine blessing, and trusting that
, Yon may be long spared to be 'a useful member.
net only of St. Peter!S but of society at large
is the earliest wish °Lille members and friends
of St. Peter's. -.
choir
rgibieyd oh behalf of the congregation and
G. W. PurEsT. Chlitch War -dens.
oHN tiatun,
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Mr. Cameron, who was Completely
as a alight token of Our esteem for you person-
"Must sayle'li the nigeft thing
a or 19
d th teeth and brestit." 603ts
'he.
every -one having tried ‘4TaartEhni',
new toilet gem. Get a ,p cent sample.
, 41. 1.10g1 Xecessity.
No "!houSe shetild be withont- a bottle -of .
t2hg,yard's Yellow Oil,: in case of accident. '
here'is no dreparation offered to -suffering
hunianity that has rhadP so many permanent.
cureS- or relieved so much pain and znisery,
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It is.cal.led by sonie the Good Sailiaritany- by _ .
()tuts the 0 1.11% -all, -and. by the affiicted,ah, L.
„Angel of bletcy.
-TO,-LiEL14 OU JNT
COMFORTA.BLE -"FRAME HOUSE_
with--.go6d 'stable and garden, sitaateat .
on .11etnaast.,, the vglage- of St:.-"itielen.. • '
Price low and terms easy .- Apply to
ROBERT MTIRRA.Y; -
- St- Helens.-
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cAn7p1H‘j2ii:EEFEREs3,117.14E41;r\i6veroliN-Vit17:-:_;'
C-- -undd.r'signato'attbe.14, rs, si3'sat'ed -
AME ---,I lot 4, :11. 14, October ked
ytwian :pHs i:°-ilni:retvit°rtyve ne ) aYyTe ;ha er li°1,:j3En i.; idp,r t:tiu take
b
auo
way. prove Pr°P OD,
enses ainteHER, (s,
PIG ESTRAL
AWE TO THE PB,EMISES OF THE -
undersigned lot con -. 5, Kinloss,on or, '
thosacred edifice ants -filled-fruoi end about the 15th of -November, , a' White and
with. al - e away _ - ALLAN Mc9;N.11,20.Nlify,.. o.
ed .'1 th .
prove-Bl'tk P8rPorpienrgtyP!ig;ay, 11 he
aisndregtueeksetelliind
to. end.. Tea- wai serv
goodness that wiry 1.,w;kuovi. --ladie,s 411
know how; everyone utelariug that fat - PIGS -E-WF1LtY.
'taken by surprise, made a suitable aricl
feeling responee,Aliailking. the .friends
for their beatitittil and unexpected pro
-,sent as well- as for the kind expressiona
contained in the addreas. He. assured
them of his continued and • i.riereasing
_interest inthe chin. of 8t. Peter's, and.
that any .eftlirt4put forth has be n a-
labor. :of love; ' and it at times he felt,
; somewhat- disco u raged ,at . the results, :of
his efforts, euchan ocCeeion :as the _pre-
sent,reveallug as it did t1ies syinpathy.
and appreciation of the ,congiegation,
-would greatly encourage : him,. for the
future
Among !those present were Rev. Jea.
Cartie,Mr, anal Mae:Vied Grundy, 'Mr.
,and John Baird,Mr atidat6.
Ifelinea Mr and MrSW jenny!' Mra
ant 1Irs R J Whitely, Mr Join
Moore and Miss Moore,Mis. MeMillan,:
Mrs:Sparhng, Missi Whitely, Hornell
and othersa . After the form il part Ot
.
the business was :dispoeed. of ttie_.'Datty•
remained and .spealt -a pleasant and
eocial y ening; '
ILialoss,COu461.
KINLOSS, Nov. 25tit, 1881.
Council. -niet,- with the Reeve in- the Chair.
Tho members all present... The minntes pf
the • ...last- meeting - were read and signed,
:Moved by -.Henderson, seconded by McLean,
that the clerk irt..ucore- one 'hondred- copies of
the ticzs reguding ponds, -ditehesand: water -
courses, for the use of officers -Of this naunicip,
- ality. Carried. folloWin& accounts Were
:ordpredto be paid: . Jolla Cartter„ parts; $100;
'Alex. McKenzie, - $10.54. Peter isher, • .85;
. Jacob $27.75; George Thompson; graV-
• el read contraCt„ $349.25;. Andrew Reid,.$20;
7 John Haigh; $11.75; Chas:-MOKinnoir;$'49.20;
..JOhn McLeod, $16; Andrew McManus, $20;
,Francis Oro wston, 418325;;Mrs. GKnl Grave,
'Petti -Fisher.. $3; GS -o; u1wel1,$0;
JOhn:Boss.;,$8; , Thomas Britton; $3; . -Joseph:
,Arinstrong; $16.25;-, Stanley,. $1;50; J.
,Bryan; printing,: and ditch- by-law, S24.25; do.
printing &c.; 833,74 selectdrs of'jniers:',.;
John :Carter, part, $50.; -Allan McKi$4nnon,.
413.92; Itueben-"Tiffity grayel;.$9.25; Alex.
'McLeod, 85.50; =John McLeod, V; Diniald-
Clark, gravel,- 87q. Geo; Brotchie, 82;
MattheNYFisber,t2; Win. Bogle, $1; -Thus.
:Congrani, $5; Work on gravel
„road, $27.60; 'Richard.Congram;$18:25; Thee.
Collins?i:,$3.50;, James Marshall, -$99:.50; P.
inspector; $45‘; R. McCarroll, balance
from 1880, • $31..70; , &Muer Johnstone,. $1.
_- - -
Moved by Stewart seeprided by MeLean,
that the deinand,' for -clainagee tit ,ed.. of this"
council by Chas. Cuyler, for expenses occaSiOn-
ed by -a defect in it. advert. en. the benindary.
ef linron and .Kinloss, can uot be . reeogniied
by this council; as -we _understand that' the
culvert waSma.de by an offiCer of the , Huron
-Council, who are the proper persons -to deal
With. Carried. 'Meyed by !Henderson, ,sec-
onded.by-xcLean,that John.- Nicholson,.. 5th
concession, be granted the sum of $16' as .
..Carried, Moved by .NichollS, -seconded
by that the sum et $15- be placed
4. the MMus of Mr. Stewart,to-previde
neees-
Saries for the , winter for .,Eli Stauffer.
Carriei. Moved by Henderson, seConded by
MeLeant that Thee...Bailey be paid the suit
Of $3;.. being halt the damage don.; to a waggon
ht -statute labir. Curried. 'Orders
• then isafied for the fees of the ciaiincillois and,
officers Of the erinneil for 1881, oil the council-
-adjourned- Eine. die. - • .- _ • - .•
•" PaTAR. lama, Clerk.,
Nile, -
-bikini 00r own Cercespondent.
: Hataly, Treat
l'k,arayaaaelata, has heen- dingeionalyill,
but is uyw -019,W1y recoyering.
OnAsoi3.---At the December meeting
. L. O. L., No, 1052, Nile, the fol-
lowing officers were re-elected+ 1882:
R. 'McIlwain, W. M.; W. -Morro*,
11.; 8. _Pentiand, Chaplain;. T. J.
I°1 G.
T)ieasukb‘reSit:cDre.t8JrvolinstSo.ne 1'. Id
Vii s. Pentland-, W. fl.ons P.
,_sioni Carter, - Coginait.tm.-
a tea meetihg, the bakirig and. eirlinary
nitd4 were tile heat they liad.„(3;viir --806u. - TR4-Y-E11 ?NTO THE 3/1.ISE
protaiitt3i un hund, arAi the subscriber, lot 10, con. -4; Kmloss, on
1 he cboir was or about the ist of Oct„, Two White Pigs.' The
displayed tin -mild ability And :taste in. -owner is-recliiested to Call, Prove property-0g4l:
the.- selection and .rendering of - the . •°x1)n.-des anA -the'n-thva-
- • . I.AUGHLIN cLE AN, •
pieces. The meqing- was now called .412-3itr.. Luckuow
to order by -pastor of the :church,
ReV, J. T. Suith, to Whose_ en.ergy.ruid
-executive. ability the suaceas, -of the
meeting .:is largely • to - be :attributed.
:Mr. Welter Treleaven was .npininated as
-ciatiFinan;..and the sus-
taiiied the.. hontimitiOn. idr. Walter-
Trelealeu, 011 coniiitga 'fcirward was t.
greeted with evident 4r04-i-ise-by the
wliole
atietnbl_y,,.. and _after.„. a few ear -
neat • practical remalks assumed ihe
chair.: -
1ATT4E ESTRA.1%,
AM THE PREMISES .0F. THE
_ unctersigned, let 8, eon 10, Ashfield, oa
or about the 1st of SePtember last, a Red an
White two-year old Heifer. The owner is
quested
-
quested to prove Property, pay exp_suses, and
take the ardinal away.
:GEO. CAMPBELL,
- Belfeit.
The Secretary read thereport of the
Trus-
tees of "the Church, "from--whieh it aPpeared
.that the .floating debt of tie chid -fob and par-
sonage were originally P011; that after paying
all -current expenses, repairs, alterations -
the .Trustees: haAre. beon able to - pay half -the
.abo-ve-debt, leav -$400. to he aa.ovided-Jor,
The pastor ot,the.ehurch-now'set' before .- the
Meeting the -real buiie3s of the evening,
which :was to provide naearia fer the- extinction
of the -above .debt,.. and intimated. that -..IteV;.
A....Andrew's Would •addieSs,"the.M.- 'on the
question. Tili..AncireWs:On corning forward:.
encountered_ a _strain tA .apPlause„ arid pro-
ceeded to Make SOnAsplain,practicat poiritaou.
the queAion. of finances, de ots,ao d ho'' to pay
thena. -. For over.an-hont and a half :the rev.
ge.ntleinan commanded- the unstiVided.'atten,'
tion of ...the audience, . Wit,-7and.-,hutuor -after-
. • with hereba:871
and duty, keepiiig
puple in
10-
• stibsoriptioas-W0f`OliCitea)--2,17141 ti.:
voluntarily responded, and _ befere' Mr. A.0
dieWS'closed his able aclditsa he had obtained
subscriptions which H.With•7.proceeds of teat
Meeting .aulOunt-ed to 8480,.:: All huni to.: the
Methodist's of- Luckno.W. . • •
- Rev. Messrs. McDonagh and Keefer, .who.
were .announced as speakers, Were unavoidably
absent -on- missionary work
of St. Helens, offeted_a few earliest thoughts;-.
calculated to-encOuragethe peoplein this and.
every goed- weak,. . ROT, 4ames7-,iCaswell,
fornier pastor, Concluded in .hi usual
wain -
hearted, experiniental_style, heartily congra
tul air* the • church on the stiC3eas. which has
attended . her: efforts -both in spiritiial and
tenoperal..things, and urr,:ing, continuance it.
well'doilig, 'even 'unto -the end of life, Votes:
uf th'anloil were tendered the ladies, the_spea,k-:
ersithelkhoir -and the lehairreari, i•and So end-
ed one of "th'e :Most sim.2eSeful anniversaries
ever held in this church. - •
Lochalsh.
From ozir own! Correspondent. -
Several patches .of strawberries are
to he seen in bloom • in- this-Vicirtity,
which fact would. eaera. to 'indicatea
probability of our having some ef that)
deliciaps fruit for -the -Christmas. feeti v
ties. We do not quite expect any
though.:
Mr. Ale' McLennan,- of Glencoe, is
at present visiting- among ' his many
friends kiere.
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Oui tirillage:,has _lately increased in
81Z9PoPulation.
• • ,• .• _ McKenzie.
erected a .buildiag for store -Which
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Will he the second itt thisplaoe.He -did,.
nOtaneed ..to 'adatertfee for, eadlerk. as
-'•huSitives Men freqaentlyhavelOalo, for
Mrsa-Malienzie Fes_etited.hinf7-With
bran new one the =other day,aaav,eigbing
-nearly teta,potinds. -
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Thereis eotho .talk -of- -forming,ti-
TOung. Men's 'Liberal Club-ii-ttliS,PlaCe
at en -early, dee. 14o think itwiIl be
step iu the right direction,- .a0,7-7by de..
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bating andemisitierinaaapelittial-attieia:
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tions an opportunity.i avill be aflbrdeml
young Men to practice public---speakmg,
get a itett4 Ixzewletge--04tio.'
.e-tatnetc- of On' conk -it
an
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lapellige_at VOW:. when calleduponto
exeraase that privilege. We
- .also feti
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initistitd that .- were. the --priudiplee,cf
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,Liberitlistu and couse*vatiiiiibrOugli.-
13f-nriders,totid by 'our vair41:.-aneaa'iri -
general. that haw. WO-tild-te,,folund fu-
---tbefrai:tts ot Tory party. •
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Rica itbouit, at. A,'
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.sieriEER xsTiglky.
AMR TO THE PREMISES OF THE -
undersigned, 14 .t 8, cor. , Kiul9s8,011
ir
about the bit of Septeir er last, a Grey
'Steer, Coining " tiro ye old. The owner'
rdquested to prove pro rty; pay expenses,and
take:the animal away:
JOHN' McKINNON,
-2-lin; Lucknow.
PUBLIC 110.110E.
AkE NOTICE THAT ALT. PARTIES'
1.:indebted to -the late- „km Of 'Ackert k --
Hoey,,are requested to gettil their accennts- at
once, as they will after the hr -St day if janu,.. --
ary.next, be placed -in other hands tor eollee
tion. , • - ELOEY & BELL,
, -.Successors to Ackert & Hoy.
tucknOw-,Deb. 1st 1881.
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, STEER ,ESTRA.Y.
AmE TO Till; PP.I.:MISES OF Ttl.F.1-.. -
:undersigned,- lot 10, con. 5, township. a -
Huron; on or about the bit of July last, -a -
Brown Yearling Steer. The owner ie-retpooKt-
ed to prove property, paY.elpenses, and take:
him away, . ROBERT
412 3m - Ripley;
PULL% TOUNG NAN : LOOK
HERE.
.HAVE "JUST RECEIVED A "LARGE
stock of the _nicest things out for a
Christmas" box, or New Year's gift.- The
young_tadies' jump at the They are a lake
crisp, new lot of F•
MARRIAGE LICENSES,
resh fromthetaint. -Families taking half a
dozen or more will receive them at Grange
prices. ROBERT MURRAY,
412, St. Helens.
333EXPER EST714Y.
AME ico THE PREMISES OF THE
undersigned, lot 29, Lake Range, near
ICintail, on or about the 19th of November, a
Red Heifer, one and a half years old. 'Pas
warier is requested to prove property, l.
••,.• - ' pay e-
penses, and take her away.
MORGAN AITSTIN,
413-3
Kintail.
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