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11 Chamber
o, receive .the
ith reference.
LOR, Reeve:
aluaterel.
f.the County•,Cowl=
'Campbell-- and E
rking • in:. the village
are accompanied on.
Mr.:, M . . Corrigan, Who
d local valuator by the,
Buller Gene.
eespatches from an ' official
port the'. death: of Biller..'
ort howeverrdoes not; refer to
Buller, of South African -fame
her his • name sake, a :pretty
ox`terrier well,•known on the.
the property of Mr. S'Cainp=:
to Old Country
5th tiie'eteamer Lake:
ea.ver line, will .make
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'RELIGIOUS $ERV:ICEM :
METHODIST CHURCH. •
Ftev A a Hartle, Pastor.
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SABBATH
10 Ara. General Monthly, x'ello vrhip
b' t •' MChristian It ", '
orning u JeG. r, ae',
°2.¢5 r.y.,=Suu.l'ay School and $rale Gilaee,,
gvepingSubjects-" The tears of°:J sue,"'
WEEK-1‘,11OS} ItVI(ES.. "
t1ll
'Weondueedadoy # q a i. ac r u League.
Yicaypr 1�ieettng,
SLATS 1• I W ALL VWLLOOMF
high all first cabin ao 'WATCHES. CLOCKS.:'
ad. .. .-......_ ._ , _ ..
Round;,trip `66.511, good
y any ateareer ot the lire,
Obltua!Y
by one , the Sturdy' pioneers,
endured., , hardships to: lay the.
dations of ourpreoentOmfortable:
se, are•paosing away., 00 .Friday.
t' there died "in.Kinloss, Mr.; Thomas
ockhart, aged 76 years.. The •full,
•erel on.Monday'to Kinloss, vae''large-.
ly attended:, ...About ':15 years:. ago Mr.
prieoa :have, . M
again :ad
nd` . ' in
thesevacelines
we are able
through
careful buy
ing to ,sell '•,
at ' reason*.
Mile paces
-Ladio't ggold
and silver
watch;
ed with. E1,;
gin do ' Wal,
tharat moesfillve-
menta.
Gents; 'in
silver, sib.
Lockhart, • with" his wife and small vernix o r
family;, emiitrated from County Down,
Ireland, to America, and legated on
the present .homestead in 'Kinloss
wl..Yot-was' than ltaown • tie- . the.giteen'a
Bn :Here :"ta ily'of-eleven-
children were tiered:. Their's ..was 'al.
{wayf arropeirdoor t6 -the stranger,and,
many an earlier settler felt .the, warmth
of their Irish .'hospitality. , Of the.
family five song:. and', two daughters
;survive, John•and, William,.in''Rainy
'
River} Thomas, in .Manitoba, Ezekail
ander, Andrew;.. farming, in Kinloss.'
The two daughters are • ,Mrs. Conley
and Mrs. John• McDonald of I�inloss.'
'Mrs 'Lockhart•;'survives also d ae'
still,,onthe homestead ;with heart rand.;
Children of a' deceased; daughter. In
her bereavement ...al e' bac t aympa
pithy of the entire commanit Y-of'old',
frienda:'and neighbors.`
tilled cases
We make a
spcoiillty of
our watch
department as ve have. hada .lards experience ,
.inthis particular line.
_.We guarantee.satisfaction, in' our re . airs as.
°ur-reputatiotIItrt•lns a,.Woxth more
mere money.. • ... .
If you cannot get iu. yourself 'send• us your;
work;:and•it will be promptly and well done. '
• H G... AANMSTRONG;' ,
JEWE'LEIt.& OPT1:CIAN,.
LUOKNOW e
th I e anf•: V -e cannot shut: sllq� l.11ci ri t 'rut• to'tlie� ilisconif01't' ot.
th �la a side usine;5s ,tn st .be atten e 'i to` even if it is 11c t,; brisk.
l3 is _ �
'Th s month•we'sv� nt`to� make it eas toN coo: huslne s `" `l'11 s liluaus tli t we will :'
. Sneer' •to tl de . at;',
have to dls'- enseWit'h root;arid make fit 'protIt4ble..to tlle,• dist' , e...
un'cgL r fnut.{..... w «-+...�".KM1 ' n rM'..'_wd. =yw..-zrM.u...ri.+.v..-,+K:w.'a•.e w+n...vw...+ ..n ; x t . na.i
mgr.
.we bou'ohthou 'ht bofore,the'`advance ilx tic . ,We gtir sy n. tUtfwile :•
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Ask story; •K Cotton 'AV 40 per yard:
Ask for Standaro Shirting int 11c per yard..
AAAfor' 3-rf Leached Sheeting at 2 ie per
• Aslc for 72 inch Table'Lineri at 1326 per yard.
;Ask.f'or. Ladie's•'Wh'ite Wear at 25 per cont c,fl.
• se u e:ate but: call: rinci. o t Will be• sl tisfra(l that otll-s is 'the.
We tea to enm .. Y
place to• buy in hot weather,
•—w.ddrng B.ns
Married, on Monday'. evening, Aug..
27th, Rev Alfred A.'Tl ompeon, B A..,
of Rreston, Mali and 'Miss Julia Ma1,-
.lough;of Dungannon, late of ' the Terff
gpto:. Deaconess': Home.' ; The Marriage
.took;P lace _ at.: the ;residents. of the'
bride's' brother, '_Jas; ' A. Mallough.
The ceremony , was performed: by - Rev.
Chown pastor, of Broadway; Taber-•
nacle, 'Toronto, assisted by. Rev C.
V. Lake of Wroxeter,..'•and was whit
nessed' by 'about:..thirty people • who
were.Mostly immediate`relatives of the
'bride and.groom : Among those ;pre
'Sent' were .Miss Scott, .Supt.. of 'the
Toronto Deaconess :'Hoole, Rev: ', W.
A. Finlay, cousin of.• the groom, Mea
I H. Alton of London, Ont. 'and 'gr.
and..Mre. J,' Thompson of Pine River,.
Ont.,, father aid mother of the groom..,
Tha bride. vvas7 very'daintiy;.attired in
her travelling. costume of navy. , blue
and was attended,by ',her niece, �Lella
Blake, who::.:Made ' a charming little
°�
fl'o er � Irl,: ' After the, ceremmen y the
guests :sat down' to a sumptuous wed
din dinner.—The-bride--anti groom:
inediatolyfor'HLuckfowt amid-
-the�hear-t ,-co.ngratulations�:�hnd be
West' Huron • Retermers
At the :large : Convention ,of West
uron Reformers;in Dungannon on
Friday last, Mr.. 'Robe. Holmes,' of
Clinton, the .present number for the.
rifling, was again ;unanimously nomi-
nated aa•the standard bearer Fin the
next Dominion elections.
Plate Glave Broken
While: John' McLean was moving a
house belonging to:',Mr.' GE., W. -,Cater,
around the corner of Roes and Camp-
• bell:steets on AI!'6ednesday, the. large
draw. chain broke; and .one end 'of it
went crashing through'the large; plate
glass o
wiridow_in_Z,(I,Murdoch dt.
rte
o = , Court' . Sherwood
;
Canadian Order of. Foresters in
:•1r ely:to their
.,.,thTho Ce;aziila'ge=hay��isl�d�-g
nuitlbars the past week. .'There .' have
*� • en. ourteetunitate • in o • e mys e
;0,Forestry,-,, andmore will be added.
.to,;the .number on. Friday evening, 31st
' inst., for which : a special' Meeting is
called't 'The increase: was chiefly due;;
to the able•. assistance. of Bro. Muir,
one' of the -District organizers, who is
-pusher' in. the organization: of ;the,
FARM FOR.. SALE.
Being the east half 'of lot . 2,,',.and the west
half of lot 3 in • the 3rd Concession of Kinlope
containing 100 acres more or. lois,.4%.:miles
from Lucknoow. The farm is wo11 fenced; con
taws: frond bi�lldrngs and is in a'iirat, Claes state'
of cultivation,; and weir; watered by a spring
etiek.: bout 15 'acres in :bush. Terms'
reasonable -as -the ower._ie rotiring_freni fann-
ing. For further particulars - apply on the
premises or to: • •.
• JAMES ;MARTIN; L'ucknow;1'..0
:AIL *CONTRACT
• S LrALED ' TENDETIS,; : addressed ' to the
.Postmaster general will be received at
Ottawa until noon, on -Friday, '• the 28th •'day
of Septernber,1900, fergthe conveyance.of•Herr
°•Majesty's Mails, on. a • proprQ.41 Contiact for
three years' and eleven•; moat i h+, six' times par •
week each way, between Ki►a as and Luck-'•
now from.., the lst November next.
Printed notices containing° 'further==,info}'
oration •as to conditions of . pro'poeed Con
tract may be seen and blank formslo Tender �:
'miay..be obtained at the Post .Offices on the -
veute ani at..this office
wishes of all present,'• .where next
Morning they. teak the early "-train-en
route for. their new •` home. in Reston,`
Manitoba. The ,,,ride .was :the re='
'Pesti
Foie 'Of ice Inspector's office;' :
London, 17th .August 1900
:Peat bffice inspector.
A' G
NCARDIM�,.:
o C.HOU.
Will -re -open Tues, Sept. 4.
T.his•beautiful lakeside .town offers .unrlyl-
led 'indncenioate . to the •tudenta, of the •sure
•rouuding'districts to' ;;repar" for: their examin-
Iii g h :School.' ,
•s 'rte
ationa t B•
'Special arrangenieniliswiilbe ivade-to aid•
-those-students whaare-iileficient_in-the:depart•
meat of.languagea:'.'
new egmpifed L
cellent •. advantagesin ,, the depart -font of--
Science.
•On ite'large and well -kept Campus' health -
int exercises: are encouraged: r
Parents can rely upon. the School. 1300;,
and Staff. -keeping•the moral influences sur.
' rouadiiig their children in a Wholesome con"
ditfon
.,. to elle
tate for silt. departriiental and atri
examinations.
Kincardine High School paused forty . '. i tt
candidates at the, ireeent exanditatiorip.•Over
•:90.1er tont 'of those who wrote 'for Junior
caving Certificates• succeeded,
?Good' boarding-houses may lac tgcured ;at
reasonable'ratest.'
_For f14rther pniticalars r%21)t to
.
8 W' PERRIE. , B. A,
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The b�alanc e �o G .
mer' kind is offered at very :mush r;educed::
p. rte:: rile
it and look. wer4 : t.e aagar ::
T .e oods `a 'e. ust as tort . .c1.:
'_O.1"Yhfor. e
�we move r o
nc�:ust��.ha
a:1
',MISUSE
IMOrterk
laamaaaawas
The
nyeliotic Convention.
dist church:of :Ashfield;
ii"ectien of the pasior,
Met.* a Circuit Uvangifr,
%win- tha Zion Church.
s ay :afternoon and evening,.
lorring,iinterestliig program. ,"The: re, .
et:the Member ' to
WOrk'befOre and oaring the pro-
'? ot apeeiau ineetinge, J.* J. Taylor;
B; wOrkera to evangelistic werk
Stothers; the' Fp:worth, League in
Ovangelifitia'Work, Allen Ir3eiviee. „The
' irquid instructive': manner by the,
,of pearls from the grooni. Mr.: and
their Many friends aftar Sept 12th at
?Ree„t0n.i Mar.
ILINTAIL
delaithe' people with their pee. har
The remains of the late Finlay Mc-
Denald Of LOchalsh was interred in
a wife and largo family who. have the
Sympathy or the whole 'commuiiity.
familY-Of Detroit, are Spending a few,
weeks . with Mr. .and ' Mia.. John
O'Rielly of this burg. '
quite i'xiixiiiber of the boya paid a
visit to the eireuhtr town on Sunday.
Joe Scott and D.. Lavvrenee, of Lpck-
'now, were, in (Mr village, on 'Friday
faufaresawasof
c'l
. ut the Ildg-nth -of
We111 coni. _ g
ei to rxaa e t very �r to
re
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ranged.ou��c-��er
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, �r aid
75c _.a '� '1� p
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- ' � �il:.frontF :�'v'�. vT.
foto and
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:.side, whit.
�oo.d th�:�:• s , .
vs�e :haws sorn � �' � •t
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will
Qflfit10I1. be ap-lease[. o.ist.J. Y'Y� CSV
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':and by the large. audience Which near-,
ly Alia& the church. 'the evening
the,ohur4 *as packed • to the .dt1Ors.
tiesi to the opening exercises, This
• was f011owed by an able serenna by
aeration ,cetviee led the 1)**1)4
inspiring :throughout. This .eonven:.
'the Achdeld nitwit' tor this fall,
August 20th 1900, Rose Anna Trealeaven,
beloved wife. of George Stothera, aged 35,
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brrie•tratnan4ted or; delivered the (MOM 80tittA
0710% 'At at DV' OIVEN TirAT Tfea 'in the
I have, traiiiinitted Pt delivered to the :•,r.r'r .1.44Y ;
oriercidie0lugi 've0iefdthoof tfth'1.: trfti:etl.:trinduf::
persons mentioned in ••the thfrd and fourth,. 1.• : .f.; 1
'required bY "id 8"tkri" t� Lk; M°. ttaill'ilkilttmd. Act or 1111, persona appearing by: the loft
'or delivered of the List pursuant te the' Ati141 1 MiWeMenelit 3011 0. t• •
Astliemnent„11011 of the said ,,,iitailty,at olections for, inenthers to thii; 4,„ ti wet,
electionlio, for'. Metnbers te' the: 'Legislative dtloldi Awl (401 Vif"/ firAt't:','"f'",,r atilt avpheations aiirrh biters
Aiisetably„,and the municipal Anctions and m; if eiex,g thig wit', day lig. lictilnA. stints. no AI:1,2111u.
the llsewas: first posted' up in toy Mikis s,t '
Elettors aro nailed -upon to, i•xaniine' 'the
said list and if any °minim on. or any :o er
erten aro found • therein to take. isinne,diate
.1)ate at Mafeking Clerk 6( the said, 7 -'
', thili 20th day of . Ntunkiimiley,
Vire Insiltance Agent Wanted to 'represent'
a strong English Company he Village of,
tucknow. Dwelling and throe yearly bind,
heas specialty, "Apply to T. IL
41.druhig Road, Toronto, Ont. -
at St, litilf-ris /Jay 1:
once .of Ire) 'Younded 4 $2'4 CiaPital
',g1,;000,000 Sterling!: Also ng rit Ink' the rdd
shrobs. 'Parties wanting anything iri the aboVe
line, will be pleaied at any ii016 Alp Nit
ypttrar
"'both hard 'and f1.0 ft water; gesid stabhc.
All kinds. of GrOcodes kept
part or.
y package. of our ,tlew
Toittlio
kfighestprittr
t or and