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So :ieties , end $50 to township and
horticultural *settles, not amalgamated
with the riding Ineities,
A grant of $25 WWI made to each of
the teachers' Institutes in the county
and a giant of CO to tbe prisoners
ail socity. There was also the usual
grant of $.3 to the F:rrtners Institute.
Not a dulls was granted to roads
but the bridges coo* in for consider-
atiou. It wet decided t•, build a new•
bridge at or near the Tura• station, and
also to ruake wine improvements on
the bridge between Elders:ie and
Brant. This work will tie done under
the supervison of Sleeirs Shoutdice
and Long.
Hi■h School Trusters were appoitst-
ed as follows:—fit alkertost, John Lee;
Kincardine, Rev, 3 L St urrs ; Port
Elgin, Hugh 51cLaren, jr . , and C.
Longford
MARRIED
HAMILTON—COX—At the residence cf
the bride's mother on Jan. 12th, Mr,
John Hamilton, of Huron, to Mary Jane
daughter of the late Mr. James Cox, of
Kinloss, by Rev. A McKay.
DIED
Messrs J. H. Scots, t►f Kit:.••erdine,
and 0 W Stovall, of We ertam, were
elected as renis t a of th t.oard of
Criminal Audit, Their remuneration
will 'e, four dullare a day.
In the matter of salaries of county
officials, in some instance•a there was
considerable of an increase. But the
greatest increase wen in the ease of the
county treasurer, who got I► raise of
$1.')O. The chief cot.ytahl•• slso got a
raise of $50. The s*Iaries for 1898
will be as follows:—'fr*asurs•r, $1200.
the County to pay th3 guarantee
bonds; clerk, $700, and $7.5 for extra
work in connection, with ;he !louse of
Refuge; jailer, $63t); turrik••y, $350;
matron, $250; caretaker, of Court
House, $375; School inspectors $5 per
school and $150 extra for travelling
expenses; warden, $140; 'Ward of the
Criminal audit, pi) each.
As we have already stated there was
a great deal of die:ussiun over the
House of Refuge question. The mot-
ion to proceed to build, one waS
unsuninously carried, but whet, it came
to the hatter of the plans, thea a was
considerable dissagreentent. The
special committee wtas rlpointed at
the June Session to visit house of
Refuge in the ditye,rent eountiea,
brought in a report in favor of the
plans of tile Stratford building and of
employing the architect who prepared
these plans, to draw the plans for the
Brun! House of Refuge. This report
however, after a whole day's discuss;
ion was voted down There was also
a motion to advertise for competive
plans, but that proposition was also
voted down, and it was final lv decided
that the coaiaeit should hold a ape.;ial
meeting on the 29th of March, and
that the whole council should visit one
or more Houses of Refuge in other
counties, and that the particular build
ing be adopted.
Following are the variour resolutions
passed in regard to this question: --
1. Cumming:—Richardson--That
owing to the Targe majority of rate
payers at the last election in favor of
the House of Refuge that this council
consider it their duty to take the nec-
essary steps to have the same ere,. t' d
without delay, so that it may be com-
pleted during the present year. --
Carried.
2 Scott—Cummings—That the
clerk be instructed to advertise in
the county papers, inviting offers for
saleable sites, for the erecci'oo of the
new House of Refuge, the farm to be
not less than 50 acrt,s and not 0,e
ItAMILTON--In Mimico, on Monday.
Feb. 7tb., 1818, James Hamilton.. aged
67 years.
MtcINTOSH--In Kinloea. o•i Friday, Feb.
4th., 1898, Mrs. Peter McIntosh, sr.. aged
80 years.
iubotribt far
she X chum vcatin :1.
One dollar auear.
` l".* Wood's Thosphodins
The'Grent English Remedy.
Sold and recommended by all
druggists in Canada. Onlyreli-
able medicine dleeoverebtx
kages guaranteed to cure all
forms • 3ex . Weakness. all effects of abuse
or excess. Mental Worry, Excessive use of To -
basso. Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt
of price, one package 111, siz, $S. One trill please.
eta wilt curs. Pamphleta free to any address.
Ont.
• Weed Ce>enpuWindsor, iD
Sold in Lucknow by
Dr. D. ill. Gor don, Druggist
1,C I.-Lit.f�
Logs WaTited
SC
Iotiee to C'rellitoro
In the scatter of the Estate of Archibald Itant-
iltun, lateoo the Tolertslop of Huron, ill
the County of Bruce, Yeomen, Deceased.
OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Pli R-
suant to the provisions of the Revised
Statute,. of Ontario. chap. 110, section 36, to
all creditors and other persons having claims
against the estate of Archibald Hamilton, late
of the 'township of Huron, iu the ounty of
Bruce, yeoman, deceased, who died on or
about the 17th day of March A.I)., 1897, to
send. pont prepaid, or deliver to J. S.
Hamilton, of the Township of Huron, County
of Bruce, Lucknow Poet Office, the ut►der-
signed executor of the said deceased, on or be-
fore the 20th day of Feb. next, a statement
in writing oof their named and addressee, and
full parti.:nlara of their claims auk' demands
and the nature of tbe securities (if any) le -141
by them.
And notice is fur.her given that after the
date mentioned, we will proceed to dis-
tribute the ssset.e of the said deceased among
the persons entitled thereto, having regard
Hely to the claims of which notice has been
iven as above required, and that he will .not
beliable: for the said assets, or any part there-
of, so distributed to any person of wh .se
claim notice Khall not have been received as
aforesaid, prior to the time ot such distribu
tiou.
LUuKNOW SAW MILLS
The highest price possible
will be paid for hemlock, soft
elm, basswood, ash and birch
logs, delivered at the mills.
Logs must be sound and well
cut.
All parties indebted to the
undersigned either by note or
book accounts ai e requeste(E
to call and settle the same
before the 15th of January
1898.
num', full particulars
u to quality of the soil, quantity of
laud cleared anunder cultivat-
ion, drainage, distance from market
town and all other information up to
and not latter than the 15th day of
Manch nest.—harried.
Shouldice--McInnis—That this
council at its nese ePNooses ofg t Ref
one
or chore of the m
uge and adopt the plan of s'hme one of
these Houses, with such improvements
as they deem ir their wisdom a > best,and appoint such architect
ity of the council may think best, he
to make plana, specifications and sep-
erintended the work and paw the same.
—Carried.
J. 8. HAMILTON,
By
HUGH MORRISON
His Solicitor.
Lucknow, Jan. 1116., i> .
, 795 ' . -
THE CANADA guarantee pcouoptship-
SALT u,ents. ,
A35OCIATlOo� ria.. C`)arse Cr Lead
halt.
Clinton. Ont. For Table or Dairy
USE COLEMAN'S
SALT.
WOOD, FOR SALE:
THE U NDEI:SI(•NEDHAS FOR SALE
in the bush sou lots 14 and 16, con.
10, West Wawanosh, two hundred cords of
good Maple wood both green and dry, mouth
22 inches in length. It will be sold in Idta to
suit purchasers. For particulars apply to
THOS. TODD,
S! Helens P O
The Canada Salt Association
CLINTON. Oar. ----
Guarantee prompt shipments.
Fine. Coarse or Land Salt.
For Table or Dairy use
r
James Lyons.
A leather with a
feet to throw off pc
calfskin, flexible as .
porous as a duck's ft
inthe $4.and $5.
Welted.—
onsciencc. Permits yo .
spiration. Tougher than
glove. Waterproof and
Idlers. Can be had only
grades of the Goodyear
FOR SALE OR TO RENT
1tICK DWELLING HOUSE, STOR.,
Bgood store house driving shed and one
quarter acre, in the v illige of St, Helens.
Good business stand; poeseesion immediately.
MRS, R. MURRAY
ens, !)jut
Wanted—An Idea
Who can think
of some simple
thing to patent?
Protectour Meas: they may bring you wealth.
Write JOHN WEDDEhtBCBN A Co.. Patent Attor-
s,_Wenhington. D. C.. for their SLEW prise offer
tad 1111 of two hundred, inventions wanted.
11. T. DAVISON,
M.
NEW
FURNITURE Isthe
place to male your selections in
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WARE ROOMS• CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, GROCERIES & PRoVIsiM
J. G. Murdoch & Co., Agents
That Touches The Spoz,-.1-
11"LEOD'S
SYSTEM RENOVATOIt
U r'
Weak and Iinpur� Blood
LivereKidney
Diseases, F�la
M. gcio&► (i(lloi:lill'll, (ha.A,k 1>,•il�gi>t or write direct to 3,
Sold by Harry Days, Lucknovh
Having secured the premised lately occupied
by G.W. BERRY as a Furniture Ware Rom,
I have recently tithed it witu the newest de
signs of all kinds of Household Furniture. As
to quality, they are unequalled. The price is -
away down. All goodsboughtfor soot
ot
cash, therefore I cern sell at a
any person in the country. Why buy in fro-.
ronto an4 pay freight, subject to dam4ge,
when you can save this at home? When at
J. T• DAIVSON'S inspect and be on-
vinced.
rH•E
UNDhRTAKING
DEPARTMENT
Is co iduc tell at the old stand, which has been
entirely renovate..
REPORT FOR 1897
Of The Aeheolla Chew and Butter
Company
aKoil PT4
tach vel sale of cheese 8252 04
Received from 44 64 464 4* whey 124 21
.. •• borrowed money 150 00
fle all calla ,►n *trick 80 71
•• svirplus milk 912 8:1
•• deteriorated milk 45 6 00
19
•• •• milk retained
• •• overpay on June cheese b 14
.. expenses un milk 48
sgt44 n
gt Pg:.D1TV REA
Paid shareholder+ &c, for milk
•• •• whey
for manufacturing cheese
• • hauling milk
boerswed money
interest
salaries
e
,xxppen�se ,chins donee,and work
f►►r new whey tart
•, anditit,g
" printing
•• curd -mill
" barrel
• • repay on Jane chee s
" " mjgpsLjaa♦r►tat ext•eitee*
Salaam oa head
44
46
.•
ft
•6
46
/64
66
92
224 21
65235
.'551 71
830 00
47 43
60 00
38 97
21 ori
18 70
800
7 75
6 60
6 00
6 14
61 54
163 81
$9444 21
`4,800
Total lbs of milk receiue'l 1,0cf7 401
cyte manufactured
Tti•s. 1•'1>1LAY 1.. t:..1 oHYSON,
nt.
Secretary.
CALL FORNIA
V is the Chigoe°,
Paul Railway
EXt:UKSI(E S
M1lwaukee &
to Los Anto1°'
in South -
s:.. Other Pointe
arta cantos"
Thi popular every S,turdsy Cali-
fornia excursions fur berth first and
second class passengers are "personally
cooducted by tntPlitgent, competent
sod courteous •-couriers," who will
atter to the wants of all passengers
route. This is an entirely new
**tore of tourist car service and will
tl appreciate',y familiee or
�e ds welling together, or by ladies
travelparties slope.
Midland Route Tourist Cars
Dr:pbolatered sleeping cars and are
— lied with all the accessories nee -
to make the journey comfortable
t, and the sleeping berth
tllltltd n
frdis Tabs 6 00 (for two persons) from
�
icer to California- for s
�'
the nearest ticket agent
.sr "folder," giving complete
Maaswin about the SI idland Route,
1. "Esstjcnsstreet,an Manager Midiar.d
9�
Having rented a phok�ph
gallery in Ripley, I will visit
that villae every Tutsday. Any-
one requiring photographs can-
not do better than caul oa me as
everything is first-clans.
Photographer to
Her Majesty
Queen Victoria.
Her Majesty
Queen IsabellaHer Majesty'cot .
Mary Queen of a sHer Majesty
Queen of Sheba.
In Lucknow, my gallery ifitted up in the latest style, having recentl purchasd a new out-
fit with all the good improvements. Call ndlegset ay flcee
and seeIDs 7 are
the very last.
lif.,j)• f°
Apples
)Slacking
Black Lead:
Blue
Baking Powders
Barley, loot
B;.tb Brick
Beene
Brooms
Baskets
Brushes
Biscuit
Coffee
k (
Confectionery
Canned Good..
Cocoa
Chocolate
Own, canned
Corn meal
Currants
Currie Powder
Cream Tarter
C.►coanut
Dates •
A-1 Flour always on hand.
Embalming Preserving aa&
Taking Care cf Do&ion a Spoc-
ialty
The Embalming Fluid, material and ' at-
pli%nces used have proven to be the most
effectual that have ever been used for the past
twenty years.
sorPicture Framing and all kinds of Re .
pairing• done at the old stand
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a#4,
PhotographUCKNOW & RIPLEY.
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I have in stock the following :
Dried Apple
Extracts
Furs
Fish, auoed
fish. dried
Uelotiue
Gingers
Hope
Honey
Ink
Indigo '
Licorice
Lime Juice
Lemone
Lamps
Lard
Matches
Mince Meat
Meal
Macaroni
Mustard
Meats, canned
Magnesia
Nutmeg 1
t )il, olive
lOil, sweet
Oil, castor
+1i -singes
t/at Meal
Pails
II'eela
Pipes
I Pickle
Pearline
IPtas, c ann a 3'n
Pe ►per
Raisins
irks
;Rice Flour
Sago
Salt
K4almon
Sardines
,Senna
;Seeds
Sugar
'Syrups
JcKENZIL
Baker and Confectioner.
Dealer in all kinds of
Groceries, Canned Goods
Confectionery, Etc,
Bread, Buns .
and Cakes
. . Fresh Daily
Flour, Oatmeal and Corn,
meal always on hand
BOAR FOR SERVICE
HE UNDEISIGE1) WILL KEEP1 for service at lot 17, con. 13, West
Wawanosh. a ten -months -old th.ritubbredImproved Yorkshire boar. icTE MS Sy -1For pedigrees and other partTHOS. MILLER,
St. Ifelens P.0
Ir�ricit�r,�•�.,FL-113a rT U RE .
THEPHRENOLINE
REMEDIES
LUCKNOIN MARKETS
r bushel............ .8l to 85
Spr• i wheat, pe rbushel......-... 84 t485
Hering wheat los .51 to .52
Peas per bushel. ................... ••1.5to2F,Oats per bushel . . •. ••• • r bushel Barley pe ...............3bPotoesperbushel...... 14 t� 35
Butter per lb, rola 1, tb.....per dzen.. .14 to 15
e $5.00to 5.50
sy,�ton .:...........p�' S1.75to2.20
our percwt.....»,•.0
Dried apple* per lb ..•• ..„.lb •••.
"~ Chicago,
a•
• Taylor, Canadian Paftsen-
"_'p�ooWe �0.
s&
cO,iceYt krebai
Tallow Per 33
Lard per lb............., • ••' »•••.. 7S to ,S to to5.3
Pork per cwt .......... r,...........»...$4.
9
Wool per lb.. .....
.«....
Chickens per lb....«•..••
'Turkey per lb.........
Ducks Per
Geeseper lb
Apples per barrel...
Sheepskins............
........ ••..
► ' ...1.50 to1.7 a
50 to.7 5,
.70
.17
.9
.5
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Taking the load everywhere.
We are working day and night to
supply the demand.
Our correspondence shows that,
hundreds upon hundreds of poor
to» Herers are being restored to
health and happiness daily.
Try Our
Rheumatic Specific or
Kidney and Liver Pills.
They are absolutely pure and health-
ful. Guaranteed to cure Rheuma-
tism, Sciatica, Neuralgia, Lumbago,
auol an forms of Kidney and Liver
troubles.
Beware of spurious imitations
Manufactured on Honor and
Sold on Merit only by .. . .
BERRY &z 00
eoom Suits, Bed
Matresses,
Springs,and Everything in
the Furniture Line.,,secure
Repairing a:nd PFramin. r and a Full
Line o Upholstered
Goods.
Our UndertakingDepartment isCom-
plete in EveryRepect.
awOECO & Jotoe
(rcin and dry wood wanted inexchange► for furni'ur.
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Soda
Soaps
Spices
Starch
Strawberries, canna
Sulpher'
Tapioca
Tomatoes .canned
Teae
Tobaccoes
V4rmicel1
Vinegars
VW'a,hix►srds
Washing Crysta
Wo4►denware
Whiting
Dinner Sets
Yeast Cakes
Dinner Sets
• TeaSets
Water Setts
Cream Setts
Berry SettI'oiletetts
eady -made
Clothing
We are busy
takingstock this week, but not too busy to
show nu some genuine bargains that we are offering in
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Ready-made Clothing. tweed, regular
den's double breasted suits, heavy chocked
price $8,00 for $6.004
Men's double breas-ed suits brown tweed, good value at $8.00 for $6.00.
d navy blue, winter weight, regular $6.00 line for $4.
6
Men s double brea�te
Men'sg
singlebreasted suits, dark shade, winter weight, specs at $5.00.
Youths' double breasted, heavy tweed suits, special at $4.5
at $3.50 persuit
You
Youths' single bl•eaited suits, extra heavy tweed, good
pht extra value at $3.50.
Boys,' 3 pieces, doable breasted, navy blue, winter line at $2.50, worth $3.b0.
Children's, 2 piece :wits from $1.25 up. A special
A number of mer' i and boys'overcoats to clear at lowest prices.
Yours respectfully,
J.G. l�urdoc�h 8z Co.
Window Shades'
Curtain Poles,
Pictures & Picture
Frames, Etc, Etc.
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ot�.ing is tette
2_* 4,•N•NNINNNH•N
houseFor gepetral
wan use in the kitchen, or in fact in any part of the
th
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It take
have a largf
Enamelled -Ware.
the place of china and is UNBREAKABLE.
stocalways on hand, consisting orf
Tea kettles Drinking cups
Tea pots
Drinkin;m'igs
Water paits
Soap dishes
Soup bowls
Jelly plates
Tea steepers
Saucers
Water pitchers
Dippers
Soup plates
Pudding dishes
Soup ladels
Basting spoons
Wash basins
Preserving kettles
Dinner plates
Rice boilers
And tie prices are right.
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Sauce pans
Chambers
Dish pans
Pie plates
Skimmers
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Thomas Lawreuee, - - Lucknow, Out
Embalming is our
Specialty • Calls
Promptly Attend-
ed to.
- - LcioW,
Shorts B per �cw...............
»
Osper cert. ....
Green wood per cord
�� ....:.......
Dry wood per cord-..........
..$2.50to2.75
$1.00
1.25
MAPLE - LOGS!
W A.NTED.
LUCKNO
SubsCriPbi°1 priCe, $1.
��E�TINEL
Upwards of 800,0 feet of
maple logs wanted at our
mills, Havelock street, Luck-
now.
uc -now. As usual we will pay
the highest prices,
Mitchell Bros
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FOR SALE, A BARGAIN
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
Acontainink 12 rooms, also a shed and
stable, with one and ti vereigbtbs of an sere of
land,situated
rerequests all patties indebted to in the village of Holyrood.
him
The
either by note or book account to settle the
same b7'th'VDREW SHOEBA Zt)TTOM,
Holyrood.
FARM FOR SALE
BEING LOT 7, IN THE 9th CONt;'ES-
sion of Huron, containing 100 acres of
good land, all cleared and well fenced, and
two mile* and a half from Ripley. There is
a large barn with stone foundation and stable
with hay fork in barn; good orchard and three
wells of water; frame house and kitchen, and
eight acres of fall wheatl in the
premises oror
further particulars apply
to
MRS. ELiZA MARSHALL,
Ripley P 0
Or. TAF'T'S ASTHMALEttE ¶ 1
p T H M A ,o hat you treed NOT
i' t P ail,night gasping for fat-•tiI forty fear
suirncation. Send your name and
le addreee we will mail till t o tl r R
DR YAFT B!!Og•• TORONTO, ONT.
SPECIAL
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Our job department is fullyequipped, and we do fine
-job printing at lowest prices. For example :—We
willive you 500 first-class envelopes, with your n me
e
and address printed. on the corner, for$1.25, and
50
Aot eheads with business advortisenient printed there-
on for $1.�i0.
As The Sentinel enters the best homes in the Counties
of I luron and Bruce, it cannot he eacellus(, l as an
ad-
vertising
d
ver�,
'in * medium. Besides, o r rates are the lowest.
Call and get our prices.
CLEARING PRICE
In all sines of goods from now till the
1st of February, preparatory to stock-
taking.
WM. CONNELL, - - LUCKNOW..
Better T tan Ever Before !,,
As usual, we have Deceived the very best arrangements
with theleading papers of the Dominion for special
rates (luring ,
l the Plubbin season. Cali and get rates.
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JAS.
PROP.
� ASE Y_�- � P. • owner vf a watch or cloc.tRThe en
A(x;NT FOR i Tlw
u n it. is to your interest b get
Allan Line Royal Mail
Steamships and
Dominion Line Steamships
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ting it; re -paired to place it in the
hands of the most skilled workman
you can find. This you will do by
bri'oging it to
R. KNOX, `YatchmAker,
Tho goods sold by him here and in
W ingham from 1871 to 1879 are giv-
ing the best of satisfaction still. Re-
established in Lucknow 1894. Pleabe
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remember the place, in the old stand
-kingssamm.2
next to Mr. Lawrence's and the ex -
Tickets -
via New work and! Praea and telegraph office. Hie stock
Riga. of
con
Call at Express t
>. 1'lsarmse,
. promise*, tctr-ringgM it<r:ee•rle't. Elite
We will secure berths; check Pullers, Slollem, Airii g% and Bows
Montreal. Ca '*:Diet and Klle`r tt'ale•he�e,t1'leerd
getyour tickets i �ti'rr•wsre, 1:4. toed lungs.
office and elgn>;.t I rtuAgie rMPnt Itingtie.
. �, and do evc>i•y. j
your baggage ,
thing to gave you trouble and R. - KNOX WATCHMAKER
comfortable.
make you
is a Joy Forever.'
tt�Thing of Beauty
And there is not anything in the home that gives ^
the Cheer, Comfort and Joy, that a .f .0 .0 .0 .0
PARLOR STOVE
BEAUTIFUL COOK OR
does, and there is a large awl well selected stock
of these beautiful stoves at the FOPULAR
HARDWARE, that surpasses any previous as-
ortment that has ever been on sale, and it is to
the interest and profit of thoss intending to pur-
c hr.se a nice stock at a low price, to call and see
the goods and get prices. All stoves guaranteed.
D.C.TAYLOR : ' LUCKNW.
G. SNIART.
Peopl@must
Have 3-roceries
MANIIM
The gret„ c c t,estion is where to get them. We keep the bee
qualities to be had. We don't pretend to sell them below cost, but we do
. sell them at a very close margin,
TEAS
Black,' Ore( n and Japan are unequalled in quality and prices. You
will save from 5 tt 10 cents per pound if you buy from ere instead of tea
peddlers. Compete quality and pricy...
It 0 CgT3RY
We have a lake assortment t f dinner setts, ties, berry and
.setts very cheap. Call, examine them and get prices.
F=, OtrI FEED
All kinds+ c Sour and teed kept constantly on hand. Good
delivered to any tart rt of the town.
CUSTOM TAILOR.
Apia's mock
Having opened out business
in the room over Mr. Wm.
Connell's dry goods store, I
am prepared to turn out in
the A, atest manner and lat-
est styles all sort ot work
pertaining to a first-class tailor
shop. Satisfaction always
guaranteed. A call solicited.
To enter my rooms please
come by way of main up -stair
entrance of Allin's Klock.
toile
McClure and Mallough,
¢1v.133a (3-1:LC?CSIORS
MUSIO — TAUGHT
Lessons in
Vocal and Instrumental
Music and Harmony
are taught by
MRS. ¥. M. KEE,
at her residence, Gough stmt, For
terms apply at her home.
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