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NOTICE,
I
we,to intimate, the people of 1414k/tow
and surroundink country; that. I am. now .:
ready to do all kids of work to buy
iue at lowest; prices, coinaistent.
with good work,
Nx $.—Oopytng: awl I n[ar ins - a
Specialty;: Frames: and Stereo-
scow always on handl
E. L. JOIt SDN.
Lucknow, Sept:9th..
- GOING ORTH, . GOING SOUTH
No 6-. 11- 12 No.. 1" 4 53
No. 8— 1 15 . Ni.. 3'; 11 12
Nfio.' 2 `3-41 Na, 5--- 2 24 -.
- No 4 14 R . . No:. 7-- a. 0: p`
fl and. Wyinttg tw*
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.Sacramental Services.
The usualsacramental aervicee ware.
;held in. Knox Presbyterian Ghurch-on
Sunday .last The Rev. 1). Cameron o l
iz
iated. '
Methodist Conference
The Rev. Messrs J. T. Smith arida
R. C. Renders,; left on Tuesday last for
Woodstock to attend the iaession of the
'� `'at • onference no.w - he::
Canada �><ethodt , C
log; held"iti that Yow .
Country Residence.,
Dr. Tennant intends,. on Monday
seat, to remove from his preiant rest:
deuce OR Havelock street to his old
farm in Wawanash,. •a short distance.
South of this village.
R;odgersolt vs. Macintyrex.
In the suit Rodgeis•on, admtnistratrix
of the estate of the -late J. G.:,Smith
against -A; Mac1 tyre, the case has been
decided in favor of the' defendant,
▪ Mr.. ti acIiityre,theplaintift.Rodgerson,.
to pay all costs,.
St, Andrew's Church.
The Rev. Mr. tteNab, of Beaver`onr
son in 1aw' of Malcolm: Campbell;. _Esc{.,
preached'a very able sermon in St.
Andrew's .Pi�esb y•term Church in this
And
village, 'on Sunday evening last.. ,Ser:
vices will be held in the church, as usu.:
. al on Sunday next. •
Convention at Kincardine.
A Conventionof the delegaates f am
tee West. riding of Bruce wilt be held
in -Kincardine to:day (Friday) Jaime Ot,h..
for, the purpose of nominating a canal:.
date to represent the riding in the Do:
minion Parl a.'ti:ent in, the stead of. Mr.
l‘folcolne (1.111_0614. who is disqualified
owing to his being E•oatmaster of this
village.
3 k
Har. nessShop.. •
Mr. A'e••..Rose, har'nets:alnakerr, hay;
inn - purchased ►.se►i the stock, etc., belonging
to Mr. W. Grassick, hat removed .his
business. to the shop, formerly occupied
by Mr. Grassick, ueztc to:• Tennant's`
1,rug_ Store..• Mr. R.Ofreeili,n. )t Ia pelt:
nership .Mr: Proctor,. as some
parties supposed, but it running the`
businers'in his own interest. • -
MEMORIAM,
.Of'the late Miss Isabella Campbell.
And thou art gone, dearest friend,
- And left this world behind,
The,joye and.eoiisows•of this life:
Are new nosnorent
Unclaimed Wealth. .
m .... • .
The following Canadians are. wanted
lid
to claim money in the halide s of Robert
Gunn,-_ London, Angland : Thomas
Balderstene► C
hathamv• .Miss
Alice Ai
glad ills . David Borland,
CountY -.of Bruce ; .Christina C. earner':
I saw thee laid. inthy !shroud, on, Sarnia; Charles
ar
les W
illis Quinn
u
inn
and-
.
nd-. . Thy lace was calm. and sweet, Rev. John Cha�:Quinn,
in
PortDovert•
Thor haat parriedto thy' grave:
Th. beam and th . oath. 'James -Melvin Fergus,:John Sweeny,
Y y ' y y Perth .Co. Brian Greenwood, London;
Thy friendsaround thy casket stood: Robert Reynolds; East'Flaaabrro • Wm
n I deep andsilent grief, •
it t f
Takings final lookof thee, McCargon, M. D.` Caledonia ; John
_:"
• la thy- reposing' sleep.'
Th father's. heart wan Pierced sore, • --Just ,now the farmers all over the
7 lD
Holgate, 'Ham ltsn.
land `are astir, Think of it !. s0 many
' fond d darling h ld
be sowed and planted, and' `cultivated
Thy mother dear, and sisters too, and -reaped. How vast the.. army of
la
They.cry forarmy either.
Ohl cruel death, that heet cub. down • • 11IAnr—Whi had that little lamer .
This fair and pleasing flower,
' Had Teeth as white as snow
• Can any man, or wile•, or child_ She always brushed them twice a. day
Escape at all thy power ? - . - - With " TXABnRsx" you know. •
His. groans were fast -and deep; :
Seeing his: on an.: c i
Laid low in early death, acres to be plowed to be harrowed; to
Bowed o'er your sweet remains, -
With tearful yes they turn away our Canadian -farmers ; and no`standing-
.theein vain. .
be ond the _rave, _Are yon a martyr to headache'!: Soffer. no
For those that seek the Lor - - longer: A. remedy is found,in Burdock Blood
The records of thy early life Bitters. It regulates the Bowels, cleanses the
system, allays nervous irritation andrestores
Det3iare thou art in Clrloiy: health and vigor. Sample bottle 10 cents.•.
And dearest .hi Bella thou behind,
hone; —By. a collision of two. freight trains.
.And left,this world behind,
There is a hopet B
T.11fl1ote;
I8
HE -:UNDERSIGNED OFFERS. FOR.
Sale'Two Village Lots, ou Russ street,
. next to David Hornell.'s residence, containing
irble:
a
esir
a
one half acre .. This is the 'most .desirable,
r
building site in. the village Healso offers fo
sale lone Single Cutter, nearly -new,:-and one
Single Buggy, nearly new. For, further par-
deniers-apply"
ar-den ars-apply" to
W1I. OBaSI'1ICK..
As. Mr, (rassick'intends-going..to the Na8
West shortly, the above property will be
ld
at a great bargain:
The jays and sorrows of this life, On the St. Paul k: Mauitoba Road, neat
Are now no -more of thine. Delano, Minn., on Saturday., Mr.
Hoa
FLORA.. ace Secord, wholegale.lumber dealer, of.
a
..Goderieb, who: was en route -to Wlnl,i-
peg; was thrown from 'one ,..end of- a
Methodist. Church: •- Gibbose `to.the other, and bad.bis shoul-
The Rev. Mr. LeGear •will• preach
der -blade broken.
both.morning and evening iii -the Meth: All the sinful and distressing diseases and
S d p
ociist church int Blood Bit
next. ••
'
oilsvillage on
un aa* irregularities peculiar to the f -male lex may
'be prompptip.curedby-tf Burdock, oo. .
tern', It regulates every organ:to a healthy
Accident.. action.
ASHFIELD.
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'barn raising, met:: ;with a serious aced: - .. Frtr»a over own Correspondent,
dent by failing fim> a beam. . -The following is the standing
for
On Thursda3 of last: week Mr. A. -D.
Cameron, of West Wawanosb, during a
•
Personals. .
Mr. Joseph B.rrker._and Mr Waiter
I.Yack, ot, th'e; eporter, were here from
Iinardire on, Saturday list attending
the funeral of` the late Miss Bella
Cood Price,.
'1I Jos who sold his arra o based u oil the' attendance,. 'work : cou-
100 acres on the 12tieCon, of AshliiId, p
duct etc . of the u ilr:. .
John*tone
Lebo, d Owliandgomn sum of FO(3RTH. ,
May, of the most proficient pupils in
y
S. S,, No. - 9, !Ashfield. The . i port - is
r Bell, f f
e McKenzie, of t, ' Pupils.
lastt�veek, to Mr. "Alex. � - —Zfit � Lottie E
® o, deceive 2nd, Clara E. J.. `Finlay ;: 3rd, Sohn
X5,500.. .
itio'rau. '
University Honors. SES. T./11E0.-1st, T. Geo.: Cravai.an
-At the annual May examinations at 2nd, Robt.;V: Clair, 3rd 'Joanna Late
Elis Toronto - University- Mr:_ D. U. - -
Cameron, gen of the -Rev. I'1. Canieren,
of this tillage - carried off the highest
Lollies, in, _Natural sciences, being
`awarded a S..holarship. Mr.. Cameron
also s iceeeded iii:tskin first in Mitre:
istry and Biology, and second in Min,
erology and. Geology. ' -
Dgminjep. Day.
The citizens. of Lucknow are going to
celebrate the National ' Holiday in a
spirited mariner, when a brand Lacrosse
match between Wall,:erfown and -Tuck.
now, Firemen's procession, -games . and
amusements of various: kings will be
held.. The hat will be passed around
soon, let all subscribe liberally. A
meeting will be helc in: the . Pascoe
House on Monday evening next to ap:
poli t a working ..e immittee.
Delegates..
Ata large meeting of the Reformers
of the village held in Corrigan's Hall on
Wednesday lost, M.essrs:1)r..MacCrim:
mala, M. Corrigan ail s Bryan were -
appointed delegates f,r th North Ward,'
lid Messrs.- Thos.-. -Lawrence,/ Alex; -
;/1si;Inityre-and G. W.. Berry., ''.fur the
t_Sowth_Ward terep esentLucknow at the
Reform, Convention at Kincardine to:
day (Friday), 9th:iitst., for the purpose
to et
- a"sand
candidate ea n
Camphell.: Mrs. L. C lylacfntyre mat. ° of nominating ` P
present-iu the:.vrliaue, visiting at lfr.
1�obt., Copelanc es.-T-iifre_ Rev. J.. T.
Smith and faarnily left on Monday Iast
for Sarnia, where they.intend' spending
a. few weeks visiting 'friends.,—Mr.
Findlay lfi►rbes, of Chica> o, 111.,. is in
tS a village visiting friendie—Mr. Geo.
Kerr; Reeve, left on Tuesday , to attend
• the , rneetietg of .the. Bruce Cou.lity.
. Council at Wiarttne —Mr : E.. -Cam:
-eron, barker, was in. London on, Tues:
day •last.-• M Jetui .Little left. *-last
we' k bur 'Manitoba, i)aketa.. —. Mr
'i'.4"altIr Campbell went to •Leaidon .en
•TveselAy last to hear Hon.. Edward
1 fake. `
! mrnigrant Children.
Mr. John T.,Middlemor'e,.the founder -
of the ' Orphan Childreu's.. E'rnigrationr
Charity,: London, Ont.. lett Liverpool
- • on the 1st. inst., in the S. S Polyheeian-
w lira par y of 23 ..irls and 39' boys
between the ages of 3 • and 18 years,
wt.o are brought out to this county fui
nti option lir hire. chiefly mar g far:riers.:
'They are expected. to arrive .at the
. Guthrie. `lIou}K, near the city, :oar or
• about .14 h, in: t.. This will - be Mr,
Middlenl re's 1 flth annual visit; to these
shores with juvenile emigrant! fror ii
T3irmingl*nr;, L,rralat'd, • since 1:1372.
Already many application* acempati%ed
with :god refrrencea Lulea heed _made
g.
fess the -children- expeetecl.t carve, t►ut-
• more ere regalired. • Further part oulars
_ ' nigh be obtained -Iry addre•etng Mr; H.
Gibbons Menai r 4f tee. (iutllrie Honer
West Bruce in tit". Commons,
Blue Ribbon- Officers.. -
At a recent meeting:. of the. Blue
:Ribbon Lodge; : the.` fallowing 'officers
were elected: for the ensuing quarter
President.--;•-Bro. T. Webster.
Secretes y.—Brck . Mt McLean.
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Treasurer..3lee T. Wester. sen
.ltecorcter —Sister. S. Webster. -
;Vtarshall Bro., James:Youug.
Asst -Mar. -Sister K. -Stevenson
Guard.=-Bro.-`1` 4T. Andersen.
Chaplain.—.Bao: I.D.- Agnew.
Past -L resident.. •Bro. D. Webster;
Obituary,, •
lt is with feelings of deep regret that
we are called upon to chronicle the.death
ria"
.NOTICE TO`. THE YDBt,1C.
T, HAVE MITCH PLEASUREIN:
:ran
1 tifying that the -Royal- Hotel, owned
°ccu,uedlby: Mrd. Thomas Percy,: has been
thoroughly: and completely disinfected, and:
renovated, together with ill its equipments.
and appurteances. also certify further that:
n, member of the- family is now, or fins been
suffering : from any :c uta iuus or infecti-
ous
n ec iit
ous disease within two_ months.. To xh
ora may concern I have the honor to" be
:D. A. iYlnc.CRIMMON,.MD.
Buttei
•
and E��s ¥i -anted
LAND FOlt SALE INA R;>r?IELI/ :
N• ORTH "Ii ALF LOT N -TTM 'R THREE - -
w• 11 iroode I, anti
m; Hemlock,.
lots- -:
in
1
chased
rh
'urtber part.- -.
g - to
V ILLE,:. .
Lucknow
•
in the Ninth Concession' West 'vision Aldi-
field, 100 acres `Phis Lot is
consists of Maple, Be'cb, 11
,
and cedar. This lot can be y
1
of twenty-five acres ermore.
iculars: can be had by -aptly
::TAMES-Sf Ari E
May. 16th 1882,
Bee . Supplies
Sale.
EMR.
ge Ha
L.r -. ass+ortmelip :: 'of Bee. ss in stook a
ellen,-
:consisting - - -
005113. F'OUNDATION,S,• SMOKERS,:
131VF3, etc. ' Remeniberthe band, corner of
;Campbell and I.lavelock`street =, opposite- Dr.
Gainer's residence, LucknOw.-:
JAM 'S MILLL+'?t_ -
Oast Qril.ga
Will take Butter and Fees in exchange for
BOOTS & - SHOES
O TS
As our. stock of Spring Goods is complete in
eyery'line, and having a stock that
will bear
inspection. -The public will do well to see our
goods before purchasing elsewhere. 'e have
on band a large stock of .
-1LADIES . FINE GODS,
such as Glove gid, Diamond KId,Polish Kid,
French Kid; Kid, Fox, Drab ' Prunella, Kid,
FOX. Check Cloth, and others too .numerous
to mention. Our stock of : .
Misses=and .•. Childrens Ties
cannotbe beat in town, -A large stock of
LADIES TIES AND SLIPPERS.:.
Weare now -selling some linea of boots -at
Jt,N.TFLIRp.-1st, Beatrice V. Finlay; "
- cost. l Come and secure a bargain.
2ne], Ida 0..1' Finlay ; 3rd Wm. H. Kira-.u.ARVEa1� MITE WHOLESALE AI D'.EF.T4IIL.
• - rt �:$y �Orri�a
D:--ist Katie Moran • 2ild, - Pea
S>CON
Mary Riddle ;. 3rd, J Win, Cranstan-..
Sequa D PART. .=1st,:- Ecuard Clair,•
2nd, Catharine E.. Blake ; 3rd, Katie
Clair.
FIRST PART.—lit.Danid S gilpat
rick ; 2nd, Janie Treleaven ;-'3rd, Sam'4.-
J. Kilpatrick.
. • The beat •spellers -• in the monthly -
spRllrng matches wete,—Fourth, Lotti
E. Johnskene ; 'Sen. .Third, g'. Gro.
Cranstan ; Jan: Third; Ida C..Finlay
'Second, Katie Moran ; . Second Part,
Sophia L. Kickley , First Part; : Y)avid
Kilpatrick
of a member of one of L icknow's oldest:
and most respected families, le the per:.
son of Miss Bella Campbell,: a young
lady of twenty:two y ears • - and : third
daughter' of our respected Post:mns€er,
Malcolm. Campbell, meq,, which took,
lace at Vie family residel�ce ou Thum;: - Manus:•ctturer of all 10140 ofd
p ..
ft r ooh of last week after a i
linbeiiatg and -painful illness of nearly
l:
Nbwis the time to`biiy. good:
Reaper o
power;
(TiiE ROYAL CITY),
Ce.
�wd.C.
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Made in Guelph; Ont., by T. Y
Satisfaction: guaranteed. Long :time -no in-
terest. Parties desiring to - _purchase, would
'consult their. own _interests by� giving me 'a
call before purchasing elsewherei, at lot 23,
con.1,. Huron township, where' you can eee
the Reaper ready for action, or address :
`'JOHN McKENZIE,
Lucknow; P U.,` Box -73
a--1 oth Collar
ay.a ern ,
two rironthe..` This; is the: seated sad
death that .has occurred in Mr Caiup:
hell's. family within the punt couple of
menthe. The-- family hays the
h:iaartfrlt .• .s w :athy- of- the entire
"'•
community in ` their ►sad:.
bt
reavement. The Funeral which, took
place on Qatuulay afternoon: last, was
followed to the Kinloss cemtry by a•
1l ness,,
• Saddle ;:
a Trunks .
Valises., Etc.
Having purchasedurchased the 8,01a8,01aof harness, etc.;.
belonging. to Mr. Wm. -Grasriok, I am better
prepared thenever to dinpply the wants of my
aaetomen sad the public. generally. Remem-.
ber.theplace, (4rassiok's old !tend,. .next to•
Tenant'sdrug store.;
• 19'..
Loodgn Out;; • large cor.cc urge of Matinsan
d: f7ipnda ' Lncknew,orwit �r,,181i.
s
•
• Why,snffer.fromIndigeetioii and Dyspepsia
when Burdock Blood Bitters positively -
cure these, aliments ? A : tri 1 bottle -only
costs 10 cents. ..
WESTER
THE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE
.to thank the public for the very- liberal
Patronage they. have: received for the last fif-
teen years; and nope by .strict personal atten-
tion to the. business still -merit the _same As
we haYe " spared neither : tithe .or expense ,
getting -all. our machinery ill first-class order, .
t'nod satisfactionin all
we expect to give g.
branches of the bisiness such as:
Roll Making, Cloth Dressing, Carding.-
Spinning, Etc.
•
Pastieetnrnishing their own wool can have it f
made-up. For -list of prices •see osiers They`
would also intimate that they have a-Iarge
and varied stock of• -
The subscribers hereby motif
:general that they are prepar
• . all work in their lineae- a e7
•
r the public int .
sd to execute :
pesier style.
BUILDING . of AL
contractetlfeir and finished int
her and with great aakisfact-ufonhandalarges�ckLumber,st
AS�'I A
KIDS=
e lateen man-.
- We keep
asoned _
Amps -
.0
on band, orina,de'_to ower et short heti .e.
We guaran*,ee good work as we keep none
but.the best of workmen and ngateriat.•
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Lucknow; March -22ta,18g$:
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W W . A A LLL LLL!:
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P . °P.° AA P: P
P . P. AA P- P
PPPP A A . P PPP -
P AAA P. ;
P . A -A= P -
P . A A P
Remove all Rub
Your Prem
Give Your Dvvellintta
Overhaul'.'
• Remove the Yaper on tit
: houses:
TWEEDS,SHIRTINGS, FULL C,LOTH:B, FLA -Slams,
And:STocslrNG Ywttris on hind; and always
adding to the Stock: Warranted to givesatis-
e11
they
will
faction to 'the 'wearer,. which
cheap for cash or wool.
LEES & DOUG! -1S.
Lucknow, May 26th, -1882:
•
R9L1TION.
OF,
The pioneer: is ahead of all -competitors, .offer-
ing 11-L'hests of
Il u :fir ;: splser►dii;; v1.11os - ,Sugars, iu,+wee,
SPICES,
TOI3ACC)S, :socia . - ..
GENERAZi+, GlttJCEXIlh:$:
ices.
land Plaster For Sic A#
. N1.
CAMPBELL'E
AND Bj1vC. TO
raper An
ish From
ses.
a Thorough
g. -.
1i alis. of Yens :
s.teho is now showing the le, -
ied stockever shown in L cknow.fi Nearly
Fapers
v r- - ••
t• and most s
To choose`from,aud prices
o suit.
SM I"TH..
NOY
airs Potts begs' leave to in
'Luc now' and adjacent pia.
no*; uu hand a variety of +
CcyMYltls:
Children$ Ilancy Hoge
Ladi'+s' Silk, Lisle, and_Ne
Gk ves,_ Infants Lace Bond
-Bpotiee Material for Infa
Silk :.Lawn Ties, Gents
Iwses Collars, India 1Vlusli
.,doral: Setts, let Ornamen
Braids;in . variety. . All -ki
boards. Mottoes, Canvas a
variety. 'Stamped Braid
Shams, Fancy Work Pat
kerchiefs, .end'other articl
mention. Shirt=Braids, Sec
in abundance. Stamping
and :see for yourselves.
geode.:
Arlie
ampbell Street. Larkin?
oral: th ublic ot
ea; thashe has
w .goods.'
Ladl86' Rosery;„ _.
Cloves;Chiidrens
is infants :Bibs,
ts'l?reeses,Ladies' .
es, Ladies linen
s,Frilltngs, Laces,
s, Silks . and .other -
de of Fancy' Card- -
d:Wools in great.:
g Setts, Pillow
s._Pocket Hand-. t.
too 'numerous ta..
ol'Slk. and Cotton
,r -e to order. -Come•
o: trouble to -show.