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ter, or Actor Incorporation of above
Railway Company, should; •be renewed'
or re''vived,:PO that they should im-`
mediately '.recommend to. the ,Coe, vellie
of their respectivewunicipalities: that,
they abu1d lend then' best assistance'
to secure such renewal or vival; and
that they •should eac'i contribute their,
fair ahaxe•of the ,costs incident "to. the
applicetion therefor, and that with o.
view to such renewtcl Public Meetin,,s
should ue called' insuch places as have
notyet held such,4.Qarried,
Moved by •J. W Bundy, seconded'
by Dar, D,' Robertson, that M, J. S,
$nechtel act as Treasurer;,: --Carried.'„
Moved by Mr. .R E. Truax, secon-
ded by Mr L. A Brink, that .the
following be appointed -as an Execui
tive committee, ander whose' decisions'
the Treasurer would make payments
of moneys in..connection with the ex
tension of the' Railway 'Charter
Qillies, Teeswater ; M.r.' of cKechnie.,
Durham ^, Mr, Murdoch, Lucknow ;,
Robertson; Walkerton , De
Mearns,. ; Hanover.—Carried
The 'following was` decided as
amount that should be, raised at once
by ,variou•s municipalities and remitted
to ' Ma J: S, '• :Knechtel, Treasurer,.
Durham,s Ont.:_Walkerton,, $75
Hanover,'$50 Durham, $50 Sin—
cardine,`$50 Teeswater, $25; Luck-
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ONTARIO
RIP: RAILWAY
Ont., Dec.' 5,,1.902.
of
meeting held at Saugeen
�' ^ • nnection with the Huron do
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.last
shwa commonly referred
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' Electric•' Road.
seting wasop
ened by Mr..A.
.'0.,'explan ng the reasons for
e meeting. Mr.: M. McNa—
said,having stated at; a public,
recently•held -in : Walkerton;
ae8n ''menta. have'. been made
coi npany. for the •building
bub'ib was first 'necessary:
e present` charter extended,..
same would .expire • under; the
n Apri1.26th, next, and that in •
er . to procure such:e tent n,, an
xpenee nf; about', $00'weald` be -need-
ed to cover the government fee and,
expenses in, connection with the same.
The eastern end of the. 'proposed . rail-
way 'interested had agreed to raise one
half the' amount, and we : wereasked
to find the:.: other' ;half, namely,1250.
The "meeting was then '"organized by'
electing Mr. C. W'.'Cryderman, .Mayor
of:'Walkerton, to the chair; and Mr.
L. C. Benton as Secretary.
The following is a list of the delega•
ttE;s present:.
From Hanover, J. S. Knechtel and
•Mr. Balt,,,
Durham'—Gl. 'McKechnie and N.
McIntyre.
'Teeswater—Dr. J. Gillies, D:r. D.
SteAart, J. S. McLean, L. A. Brink,
• Reeve S. R. Brill, *J"." Fartpiharson.•
Lucknow e: Reeved Alliu, J. G.
Murdoch; John' Murchison and James
Bryan.
Walkerton—Mayor Cryderman, H.
E. Truax, M, P P., ; J udge Klein,
.Shaw, K'. C.,: M. McNamara,
` Vegan, Dr: Stalker, W. Farquharson,
J; W. Bundy. J. Heiinerson.
Mr. McNamara addressed the meet,
ing briefly,' giving the history of the
undertaking to date; and stating that,
they now bad a chatice'•of• getting the
road built, and he thought for_the
small 'amount required • to .obn•
taian
extension of the charter it would be
good •policy'to tate the' chance. * The
Directors had entered into an arrange-
ment with Mr. C. F. May, of Toronto
and as, that gentleman was present.lie
would now ask .him" to state how the
.: matter stood,
Dd r. May then addressed the . meet
ing. He stated' thathe had suceeeed
in securing the assistance. of ii good
firm°of capitalists who had' agreed to
build the railway within dire years,
and will be prepared to commence .the
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work as soon as' the snow is• off the
ground in the early spring, bet they
would not •complete the" agreements
already prepared' nail an extension of
, a the ebarter had been secured.
kn,+' After' a lengthy discussion'tne • fol-
lowing mction was inoved by Mr. 'G.
McKechino, Durham, and seconded byJ.
Mr.. 'K. • McLean, Teeswater, that
Vie the members of 'this delegation
from .Hanover, Parham, Teeswater,
Lucknow and Walkerton, having Met -hereon Walkerton.. after hearing the
statements of Mr. C. F.: Maw of Tor-,
onto, and Mr. McNamara, the ,Presi-
dent
Press.
dent of the Iltiron. and Ontario Iiai'l:'
way Ca., and fully discussed the mit
ter;• are 'of the opinion that the.. Char.
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'dow, $25.
Mr. Mai having, agreed m
to comun-
aicate the names; of prop )sed ,capitalists
'he acommiltee selected byths meet
ing the Chairmaaappointed as, a Com
Mitered for such purposeCans;
: Dr.,
Teeswater,'; Mr. McKKechnie'Durham';;
'Mr. Murdoch, Lucknow.,' Said com::
mittee; retired and after.. 'consultation
with Mr. May made:the following
report
-Gentlemen of, the Committee,
the
es ern
Advertiser,:
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A. Weekly 12 -rage 7 aultitun
Papery 6
Sent to any address in.Canada.oii'the United
States, for Seventy-five Cents a'Year'
in advance: Valuable picture '
preWiuggs Beut to all,
subscribers.
THE .
" Western Advertiser"
"Farming. World"
?Tile seb7.-eoinin;ttee appointed 93
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to confer with .M 11�layregarding''
the business: and 'capabilities of ' con
'atrnctiog; the: Rurun. and: Ontario
Railway, are quite satisfied ;with the
information'". conveyed, and 'believe:
that "the." Companies" interested ere
quite,capable of carrying out their•.
share of construction. ; :Signed
G:••. McIKECHNIE,
Chairman,' Committee.
.Repor"t of :.above Committee . was
adopted.
• After a 'vote of thanks' to the
Ohairman and Mr, key, the ' meeting_
adjourned.
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• Christmas will soon be here, and it:•is, none too: soonto, be buying you::
piesents. e have a large assortment, Bibles; Hymn 1iool s, Boy's Own; I3'el>yty's, ' ; .
• ks=all kinds.- ds,` To°let sets' in Ebony * and Rosewood. Perfumes ivies. to '
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suit. everyeody. Games' Of .all kinds= -Parlor ' Tennis,' Croklnole, Sheba,. Trek, : •
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Nations, Lost .Ileir, Etc, Etc. Sleighs` and 'Doll's' Carriage Dolls all colors paid *,
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.lies., 1 oy s-iun >• In andwood, solve. ' wonderful mechanical, Ones. ' Tlme : and •
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Violin; ;Mandolin,. Guitar,
Banjo, Etc.
Terms Veru' Reasonable
RESIDENCE HAVELOCK ST..
House ` for Sale
For sale, in the village of Lucknow, a splen
,,did brick house and beaulifull . ground The
house i3 heated by furnace; and'is fitted' with
all modern improvements. There is half an
acreof ground with good barn and carriage
gads, It is ono of the hneat;homes .in the
village. For further': particulars ,apply to
ALEN. ROSS, Lncknow.
:FETING
NOMINATION•
Seventh County Council Division
County of .lgrnce
Notice is here'iy given that a meeting of
the Electors will be held at Town Hall in the
-Village of Ripley on the twenty-second : day
.of D.ecrmber 1904,. between the hours, of• one
and two 'o'clock in the afternoon; for the
purpose ;of nominating candidates _ for the
office, of Comity .^,ouncidor for the Seventh
County Connell Division of: the County of.
Bruce: `if a greater /number of candidates
are nominated than are reiurired to be
elected, the polls trill be opened at the polling
.,places for each of the polling 'sub -divisions
within the said distri t on N1in9av the Fifth.
day of. January 1903 th; polls to . continue
open from nine o'clock' in the Morning anti
five o'clock in the afternoon and no longer,
. Dated this sixth day of Decemb4r1992.
'• .ANG'US;'MMARTYK,,
- \ominating offi^er,
aute
AT WINCHAM
We 'are, prepared to pay. for
First-class Maple logs ... $14 per M.
First-class Sott••Elm logs :.$14
First-class Rock Elm logs,.$lb
First-class Btjswtiod logs..:$16 _
First-class Beech logs ..;•'.$12.
...All' kinds. and grades wanted
Cali and get our prices.. •
Farm for . Sate •. •.
Being south quarter of lot 13, concession, 13
West \Vawauosh, .Containing fifty acres.
A gond concrete house with kisclien:also barn
36 x50 sad frame stables, • • Farm well water-
ed
atered. and very suitable for, stock or grain +'
SIRS. FRANK JYTRY'. Lucknow:
Property For Sale
The property -on Ross street. in this village.
belonging to alis,.' George Ke rr• rs ft;r sale,.
cheap, For Particulars apply at Sentinel of
fice
House' For Sale °
The large andcommodons, house on Rose
'street:. Tne property of the late Mrs. lames
Somerville Apply to N CONNELI..
Two Farms for Sale.
ils I intend going west; nest spring, 'I offei
my two farms for sale, consisting of north
half. of lots 11412,4nd 13, con. 6 Kinloss, and
west 34 of lot 19. con. 7, Kinloss,
The first mentioned farm contains 160 acres
situated on the gra% el road' four miles north of
:Lucknon , all cleared • but, a few acres, soil
an: excellent clay 'loam, ;abundance of cedar.
fencers and fence rails ; hay been all pastured
for 101620 years,': has a never filing: spring,
lane in centre of farm without a foot cf waste
land,also never failing well at buildings. On°
it ieerected two fair frame. houses and new
barn 52 x 85 with 23 f wall posts,and straw'
shed attached 46 x 6 18 ' foot posts. all
on a stone basement .10 eet high. one . of the
best and most modern barns in the.. County:
One half mile from school, 34 mile from
Holyrood, post office, stores; saw mills, black.
smith, waggonmaker;:and ;everything found in'
an up -to date village. •
The other' farm, 75 acres, is situated two
miles e,st of Holyriocd, no rel :ab:ebnL.mrtc,
11 f, 3 d watered it a never, fsali*v
for a lam
term of years.forms-Fiat -purpose t e r::f s isl-
ly adapted, though' S) Tres t of ..:s . *SOO,
lent -grain lana. " `
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F'ur. Goods
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A. change to colder. weather will increase the demand for .Fur Goods. '
• change ,....•.. • nearly all• lines of •..'
this season will get the. -best value as nes r y _
�11e -early buyers
hove advanced, and late buyers.will have to ' pay tile' adyaance.
fur. goads ., ,, _. t gar-.
. 'tr k •n Jackets'is still' well assorted and every ga
"Our stock of Ladies r1s a a ,
bought them. Get your
!Tient is Werth :3•.00 to X5:00 more than- wheli eye. bou� •• •
t, r � sent rices.
coat now agd'saye'nioney. We cannot repeat a., p e prices,
. ool . Hose
:a . in Lathes Heavy Wool <Hose at 2:ic per.; pair..
�• a have a � bargain • y
and want .a fast sale Also ` a' line.: of . heavy
7 hese goods. came .in •fate we
hoses for' boys ;t. 30eper .iii.
ribbed•wo:sted in largey p • •
Millinery
lhe...stock is new' as we
Our Millinery Department stillftll`attractl
keepbu �in the new lines.
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NETHODIST CHURCH•
Rol,' A.0 Harris. Plistor,
SABBATH.
10. a.m.– : Classes.
11 A.M.- Psstorr
2.45 pis:—Sunday School and Bible Claes.
P.]i.—Pastor.,
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WEEK NIGHT SERVICES,
Monday Evening, League.
\Vednesday evening, Prayer Meeting..
SEATS FREE,. ALL WELCOME
ST. PETER'S CHURCH
SUNDAY.
Moraitog Prayer still
Sunday School -3 p.m.
we
fence4, an xing,Prayer at 7 p.m,
creel It also ha been pastured Holy Ccm iunion first Sunday of every
anth.
Bade Class and choir. practice Wed !
egia. ening ;at 7 30 p.m. •
These farms- -ate Set vmr7er . ^!r tar. • I. .
1 g ether Or L•f_•para.�. y F:F T+ -e- ,;.: a-zrt,.:.as :.
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Possession...�1:f .y..-.•. �..,�r sly .Y
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Nrb.` .`a . Out.
pure Bred ' Leicester Ram Lambs got by a
:Iambs for Sale;
Rims for Bale:
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"Ten t: 'e•,a 1.;ticester Rams for sale.
They were 1= +t i W. "-mita' f Maple Grove
and are f *•-s t.a4 c,-nrlitiol., Prices'
ressmtable ; in=.peett:n to it- 1. For' further:,
particulars apply to•
,) AMES, LYONS; .Jun. Liicknos .
The Canada Furniture Mfrs.
Limited:
Operating the •
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Bu�to�'�& ��s a� • y
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WiNGf;1,aM, ONT.
House for Sale.
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L ictor1a etreet.,T,ucknnw. There is a good'
Mable and tlrivin}thouse on the phice.. For
further particulars apply to .1. W, rifoise,
hueknow, or'to Albert li laming, W ngham,
” .. Ram Estray;}
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Came to the lireiriise+t .1 the un lersiari;eri'
`lot 3'•). 'eoiicilasioti One, lrinI s,'' en ar'ahont
the lith of Noveuiher ja't. a while a;ed ram.
The •wner is rrrrluest':l to Blore liroperty,,•
pay exbooses at,d take him away.
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. I t.r.rl::s 1`,tlr.'knr,nY
• 3-,0 lb.:.eire:bred by James Snell, They have
of bone and ,u'.stance. Prices within
the reach of all, Call and inspedt them be.,,
`u•,re buying elsewhere.' ,
,G. A. G1tEE1t,
• • Hillside Farm s.Lucknoty.
!fait. mile east of Lucknow.
Try our Golden Blend Ceylon Tea
Try ,our 'English Hop Tea
Try our -25e Japal, Tea •
rry our Pickles in quart jars
Try our Cottfee, Seal Brandt
Trybur 25c Coffee
Try iParadise ( irrants.recleaned
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Try'enti Extra Selected Raisins
Tri. our California. Evaporated
• Peaches
Try our Maple Syrup in bottles
Try our Choice Prunes
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The' :+han.cel l.lor..' Steel'. range
made b he oldest: the lar est
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moss; exteansiVe.,..clealer in Canada.
They last, they g v : se►tisfac-
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thy economize
Our personal, guarantee aild
that of .the • mak r
e goeswith'. each.
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