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Publishing House, Somerville Block,
CampbellStreet,
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-Luck Now ONTARIO,.
JAS . BRYAN, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
SubseriPtiott'Priee, per Year
in Advance.
All kinls of
jit.i013 TED • w,u1:1
aoRtiloss and Despnich
:GENERAL
Robert Cunningham,
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Insurance A gent,_
Guel.fik.
WESt. WAWANOSH
tiNal Nainsurance .Company,
OF DIRECTORS MEETS FOR.
the transaction of buiineis on • the. first
1.7nesday- in. -each nionth. ',Parties wishing to.
have theickproperty insured in this increasingly
. popular Compan3r*:- will by giving notice be
•,:alled•uppn by the undersigned or by one -of
-the Directors. Business. callo promptly
tended to .- . t
ROBERT MURRAY,
- St. Helen's P. 0.
:Money to Loan!
ON EASY TERMS OF PATAiNtr;
_Apply to
JOHN COOICE, Agent, Dungannon •
,
Moneyto pan!
IThiN REAL ESTATE, at REASONABLE
Rates-, on Terms of Payment to suit
orroWers.- -
_ ELLIOT T:RA,VEll; Lucknow.
Money to Loan
ON FIRoST-CLASS MORTGAGES AT 7
to -7i per cent. interest, pa3Table yearly..
-.ClaaTge-veriModerate. Apply to.: - -
ROBERT MURRAY, St. Helen's.
Money to Loan!
-N GOOD FAR) PROPERTY Y AT T-6
and -4 per cent , aonordlng to the &cur-
.
ity offered. The above will ,be loaned:on any
Terms to SUR the Borrower. .Correspondence
• will be cheerfully anewered without -expense.
For furtherparticulars a,pplyAo ,
- JOHN GORDON, St.- Heleu's.
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trp Loap.
. A -T Y PER CEN FROM 2 TO 20
-il.. years. Lists Of arms for Sale in On-
tario as well as Manitoba. Parties deeirons to
*sell Farms will consult their interestint,
[ipectingsthe advertising facilities of Subscriber
in Great Britain and Ireland and Continent of.
- Lands for Sale. • -
-3, ANGUS-STEWART,
. Land Valuator Lucknow Ont.:
CAMER
0 'AMEBO* & CAMPBELL.).
NOTARY PUBLIC
. . a •
Conintislioizer Conre:yancer, etc.
LUCKNOW • ,ONT ARM*:
Conveyancing in all its Branches.' -
Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds, Agyeernents, Leases,
.
et ,promptly a;id carefully prepared,
- and correctneOs gharanteed. -
. Special and prompt attention paid to the
• searching of Titles, and to all matters collect-
ed with the transfer of Real Estate -
ON -Charges Reasonable.
loll an ea
WALTER THEZ EATEN
As in the past still keeps On hand a -
large and superior stock •of
=era]. Groceries
Including everything found in the Larder of a
- good Housekeeper.- .10-11e would alsO •inform
• the public, more -particularly the Farming
Community, that he has engaged the Services
of a Thorough Miller, and will -carry on the
•
Milling B' usip.ess
With renewed vigor, and by turning out good
grists in quick time, gain increased patronage
from the public.. A11 kinds of Grain and
Seeds constantly on hand.- sr 'floods deliver-
ed to any part of the towii,
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AY, BEPTEMBER 26,1884.
lbr Barristers,Si :citors, e
J. T. GARRO WM.
GiideriCh,Ont,
ROUDFOOT.
LLIOT TR.
Attorney -a
tvoirVeyancer,.etc.,-
Office; Lucknow,
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A.MES SOME
Money to Loan on
Valuator fOrTnis
R,
w, Solicitor in Chancery.
The.inext to to the Post
' 318
A XT
Cony .
H. C. 3 etc. Mo
s raight interest.
S vings and Inyes
Marriaip Licenses,
VILLE, - •
NVEYANCEn. - -
Sy Terms Real Estate. -
d Loan Co. - -
'-ancer. Commissioner in
ey tb Loan at 7 -per cent.,
aluator for the Dominion
ent Society. -.issuer of
fINLOTIGH P. 0;, Ont. -
CAL
A. , .
G. Elliott
Lidentiate- of 1 -to
Edinburg.
Licentiate ifery, Edinburg.
'-t.)ffice,Campbell aeet, Luekrrow.,
LUCK NOW ttr - • ONT.
MCPSO.
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College of rhysielans,
H. •G. M ;1,KuDI M D
Ofice—Aoov.e...r.-Grrund,y's Stqre, Lucknow.
HYSICIAN,• -RGEQN AND A6;.
coucher. 11, idence—The - residence
erIy occupied 13.r. NIacerimmon.
S TENNAN
Office-11.feclfc
Special at
on and „Chi
Calls pro
ht ofday.
.
D,M CP:8.
ialt Lueknow.
to diseases of
en- - -
,1 attended:t0
VETE
.
L.CLAIti4' AKER TS
. I a •
•lOfficq-;- Next- fkolleo` ti e Barber Shop.
L • '-ONT.
A fullsupply of n:-.09pini.:1(alwayo On hand. -
both night -46::ttist-prOniptlYatiended
to.- ,.'Charges moMrate.-1 ' I- •
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.9kii be found daYtad,n4ht at.his Office.
EROME,
Licentiate. of
. Dental Slug-
ery,has removea to in -a an, where he will
carrv on the Dentri9y11?ustaess • but he would
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.beg to inform his pg--ze-,s ' he will visit
Luc now On the first tlird Mondays and.
--Tneadays, of each A -41A: ' Office at White-
ly's tIotel.
LU KAT -OW
L DGE;
. ,
Mee s every Friday vening at eight 'o'clock in
their Hall, Caripbell Street. All
Brethern cordially invited, -
A. FINDLATER, W. H, SMITH,
Noble Gralacl •Secretary.
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TCHNOWL01-?GE (.1,F THE ANCI-
• ent Order of traitedlorlarien, meet in
the OddfelLwieHali on tb. seuond and. laste
Monday evenings of tap]) month, at 8 o'clock.
Visiting Brethern argordially invited.
W_ U. LiTu,g,
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Master Wor4man. Reborder,
nved gond.
€1,O', No. 50.
CKINOW, OIN T.
HIS bOIrlIT MEETS
Allumat on first and third
NELL
At Reduced Rates to•Sfrit the Thnes. Loans
on Mortgages as Low as 6 per Cent. ,- -
Notes Mortgizos Bought I
• s
• ifDrafts and Cheques on all Points Cashed.
Special and Prompt Attention Paid to , the
'Collection of Notes, Accounts, Rents, etc':
�Drafts Payable- at ;Par Issued on the
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Principal Cities and Towns. of Canada and -on.
the'United Sthtes-and.Great Britain. Parties
Renlittiug will find this the Cheapest; Safest
and mot Ponvenient MethOd. - -
INTEREST...
Five.. per • cent. allowed on Deposits the
Savings per.
Department. FuncleInvested
for Private Parties.. We are prepared to Offer
to Customers .every facility Afforded by a
Ch rteredBank and on equally favorable terme
ONV.EYANCIN
In all its Branches," Aar:Fire and Life Intim-
'twee. Best COmpanies Represented:- -
-.
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Office Hours—Frond a In to 4 p
CAMERON & CAMII3ELL
iLucKivow.
. PLY.1140- wtjlFS.
—Miss Susie 'Burgess is vidtina-
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friends in London. -
.—Fur trimmings in all widths at
Mrs/Smith'S.
- —Mrs. J. H. MCHardy returned
from her visit to .Toronto last week.
--Mr.. A. Findlater and wife are
attending the Western Fair at London.
: . .
--Another job itit of hats. suitable.
far fall wear. very cheap -at Mrs. Sin ith's.
—Miss Ella Mckinnon, of 'Blyth,
has been. the guest .of Miss Annie
Main, of Belfast •
—,Plumes, • feathers,- _ wings: . and
aigrettes. in,. great, Variety at Mrs.
Smith's. -
Tam O'Shanter, Glengarry,
and "sich like," are being gradually
laid away. . .
—Dangerous_eountel-feit on
the -bank of British North America
are in circulation.
—25 yard heavy factory ailVfurray
Bros. for $1, also double Width sheet -
lugs. and pillow cottons„.
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—Mr .• and Mrs. Mullin and daugh-
ter, of Belfast,. have returned from a
'trip to Ottawa andotherpoints.
--L-Mr. James Mullin, of Belfest,has
been awarded the contract of carryin.„0.
the mails between Lucknow and God-
erich-
adriges ' in the advts.,-..
of. Messrs.. A,* acIntyre,. .Murray
Bros?, . and J. Grenache.1
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7---Thelatesrep_ort giveS the. major-
ity against the Scott Act repeal,- in
the -county. of Halton, a4 188, instead
of 120, is at first Anneunced.
opened out at 'U Lawrence's
a large assortment of -trowels, planeSi-
locks . latches, , window catches, window
blind rollers, . etc,- . -
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.
—Tie Dime Museum iWhich ex-
hibited here on. Caledonian Day -;carne.
to grief a night or two afterwards. Its
apparatus was fonnd oneThiorning pro-
miscuously strewed around. Moral --
Frauds must go !
—If you want V.3a, don't fail to call
on MacIntyre. Better Value you can-
not get, only 25C. a polind. The best
black tea _ in the Dominion for 50c.
- Get'a sample. ,
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—The irrepressible ,qmall boy and
the indescribable -.kazoo now make.
night and day hideous with their 'COM -
billed noiseS. No doubt it annoys the
more staid and grown-up folk, but the
small bty fairly revels . in delight and
Mondays of every MGhth,,at 7:30 p. m., in the-
Temierance Hall. 13.9,thern will please attend
444. ' ALEXt MacINTYRE, R. S.
or be
• O. 184,
&A.M.
TEETS THE,
flL.
Thursday on
ore fullmnon of Oachnr nth at eight p.m,
jolting Brethe-A cordiAlly
J. S. 'F -NN T B. -41A.LLOUG1r,
enjoys it hugely.
—The hose reel team- belonging to
the -Kincardine Fire Brigade, : won
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easily in the tournament at Br4se1s.
The teams which poinpeted against
them were from Clinton and Seaforth.
—For laces, buttons, promenade
shawls, hosiery, collars, woolen hoods,
knitted goods -jarn, . ties, gloves, hair
Secret
--l)on't fail to try'
WHOLE No 657
ntire's 25c,
erich on Monday last.
pans. --T newest* and
cheapest at T.,Lawrenc
--Mrs,.J4rnes Smith. 6f London, is
visiting at Mr. John
—Miss Louisa of Sea -
forth, left for home las'ilirek.-
-No. 1 case and tal, curran.ts
at Murray, Bros, .-
--Miss Lynn. Reid, .. oderich, .is
visiting friends in this age. '
--17. pounds good y sugar at
Murray.BroS. for $I.
—All wool French , -ess- goods in
all colors fbr:25o. a yd. i.P4cIntyre's.
—Mr. and. Mrs. Fletcher, . of
• N •
:Brussels; Spent a fet, .,days in.the
!village this week. -
-
; -; --American scale bens will weigh
from one - to six huh ed . pounds.
:Cheap --at Lawrence's.
—Remember the Ortucre pic-nic in
Johnt R. Gardner's gro-s0 Ashfield, on
,Monday next.
*----.Work is being pushed for-
ward 6 -
ithi4voilniaMger. Campbe, 1.1's iiew block in
- ,
• --,‘Go to AI itay BroS) you want
lbargains fl f)inels: 0` au canton
--Pia/1nel for 100.- a .yard.
hoods, caps, s -,W1s,squares.
ljaelccts; -reitts and 'Jerse .7ackets
ip,P Colors' at Mrs.- Smith!
1 :--A large line of 4jWs clothing
'-ery:-ch.edp.at MacIntymsi'' '
I.. -----,-An -014 log house di 'let. 10; 1st
Con. 1-Inron;filled withli-4y-..owned. by
• D. lgurchison,. Caught r, :from_ burn
pig stumps and .was corqued. . ..
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—2Twe good cows at r!ii3§,pnt giving
Milk -for .sale:: Apply al Ile°. Kerr's,..1.
:,. -
Dry Goods Store. - ,..
.1 —Mrs.._Jask-SOMerVil ri. R. L.
1,41 - .
:Hunter, ' Mis Mary S I 8,- yille and
friends at Ile,iniltOn .--a
T
Master Horad . Somervilf re visiting
nspension
-Bridge; - • . -
--"--If • you, -want . blac,-, ,r colored
Velvets don't fail to ,insi,.3:4 *Conners
stock before yon punkas -if; 4. he isigiv-7
-lug ifinnense valne_itthelines. .
. . -. -
T. Smith, of Arthur,
who has been visiting t'i.i3ds :in the.
'village for the past coupi'o *of weeks,
-lett for :iiinne on Mondaxii-zst. Mrs,
Smith -wilt rem n --th: *village for
some timeyet..
;----Men's and boy's 'caps Connel'i
for 250.,Avorth '7 C. and $1. •.)oyou hear?
a..meeting.lield in- .-.Toronto of
representatives i from -144 *different
temperance organizationsNresoiu-tion
was -passed unanimously fb 'submit the
Scott Act --to the Vote -ofr1.4e-electors.
The Elate of the: subinis,on WaA .not
decided upon. °
. felt, :Velvet !,an. traw hats
in the novelties of tl ;season at
Mrs. Smith's. ; •••
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--Better drainage to carry off the-
surpins'waters which- aeMu1ate in
large quantities thereon. he rain.s
of every springiand fall
de-
sired Inglis street . th The
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attention of :the council .most re-
Spectfully directed.• .
=The _appointment 'the - Hon.
John O'Connor 'to the ant judge-
ship is - not ,regarded. fat-oral:01y by *a
_majority.of the press -andiliat.. Aside
from his services as a zeakuSpartisan,
lie possesses few qualificaiic)ns that are
likely to,. Make judiaiat record , a
brilliant _ - - .•
.ene. -
G • R. CO.. hk.N. arranged
to:give .a cheap excursionl:;f4r .ten clays
from Oct. 2,:3 and 4, to • Dt-greit,‘Port
Huroni- Chicago,. etc: - Floe from Kin-
Saginaw- or -Bay City,
cardine to Detroit or -Por, r.00nra$n4d-
.,
Rapids, $8; Cincinatti, aukee. or
Chicago, -$10. This is. oPiii the best
eieursiOns Yet arranged. •
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4 -7 ----Mr: Alfred .Watsoik er many
yetiro:4 resident Of the vit4 0, left for
Mi. former home in Guelph , ast week.
During his long- stay' hOr he 'made
hOsts of. friends, . especiallv.Mmong the
younger portion of ,-,the co,minunity,
cl they: deeply - regret s leaving.
an
Alf" was an enthusiastk;;Oupporte.r
Of 'athletics, and in him e lacrosse
ab in Particular. has S good
.aIllound" player.
.ets, and all kinds of. fancy good!: go cl
Xacinttyres. • • • !`
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--Kincardine Stanciard.—yr. Robt.
purchased the billiard room from Mr.
P. McLaren, and will 'hereafter con-
duct it. Mr. McLaren .purposes open-
ing a livery Stable in Lucknow.
—At the State Fair held at Chicago
last week Messrs. Fisher, of Goderich,
succeeded in taking lst prize. in the ,
draft class with his yearling filly, .
-" Baby • .Mine," sired by, Messrs.
Moffat's importhd " What
Care I," and bred by Mr. R. McKin--.-
non, of Kinloss.
—The follbWing dates have been:'
fixed upon foi polling, on the &Ott
Act October 9;
Dundas, and 41engarry, 06tober 16 ;.:
Peel, October 23; Bruce and Prince
Edward County, October 30. Votes.
for the repealj of the Act will betaken
in Charlottetown P. E. L on October
16, and in Yok, October,30:
—A dema a- for Canadian apples
has alreadys rung up in Englandid
consequence x the failure there, as
well as in 11 Hand and Belgium, of • .
the crop from cold Weather when the ,
trees were in blossom. A London
house has wri ten to its a,,oent in Mon
treat to be on the alert There is not
mudh* demand yet Buyers .are just
feeling their way. .
—The school house on. lot 5, in. the
5th con. of Huron tp., was consumed -
by fire on. the 10th inst - About three
o'clock in the. afternoon smoke was
seen ascending from the porch inten
minutesafter the house was a Mass -of,
flame. The fire cannot be accounted
for unless it wo.s incendiary, as there
was.no fire in the school that forenoon
and the afternoonwasa half holiday.
There "cas • an. insurance 9f $300 on
the building and $50 on contents.
-,-The next lentranee examination
to High Schools will be held on Mon-.
day and Tuesday the 22nd and 23rd
days of December. -1DraWing will be • -
a compursory Subject, but the -usual
percentage not be eiicted. There
will be no intermediate examination
next year: The course of 'study fort
third and second class teachers will be•
_identical, with tile exception that in .
addition to thehird class course sec-
ond class teaphers wifl take chemistry .
and an option in ransic, Latin, French...
and German.
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• Presbitery of Mait(and.. ,
ThisPresbyteiy -Met inKnoxChurah).
Brussels, on qi'uesday of last week at
1:30 p. m., Rev: D. B. McRae, incider4-
ator:. Eighteen. ministers -were pres-,
.ent.and almost an :equal muniber of.
elders. ' .After' devotional' exercises a.
call from the congregation. at Belgrave--
to Rev. a Law was presented. The
.call was sustained and ordered to be .
transmitted to -gr. Law,- the Preiby,
tery, in the event of his acceptin&the‘
calk to meet in Belgrave On the third:.
Tuesday of Octelber at 1:30 p: m., to -
indutt lum into the pasteratcharge of
the congregation. -A Call was also.
laid on • the table from Ashfield in
favor of Rev. Mr, Morrison: This.
call, i4 view Of .the existing circumi
stances of the congregation, Wasnot
sustained:- After representatives from •
Ashfield had been been heard,
Queen's resignation of the moderator -4
ship of the session .was accepted andN
-Mr. Murray appointedA committeo!
consisting of Messrs. Ross, °Brown and
McRae, with 'their Presbytery elders ,
was appointed to visit Melesworthsna
Trowbridge with a view of uniting.
these two congregations into one
charge. A, conference- on temperance
was held in the evening when excellent
addresses .w -ere, given by Messrs. Hart-
ly, of Blnevale ; Cameron, „of Luck -
now; Wallace, §:f Gerrie; and Muiri..
of Fordwich. ‘.0n Wednesday morn-
ing the Presbytery again met. Home -
mission businessi: was zonsidered:and
application male for assistance to
several eongregatiOns within the
bounds. After itransaetingsome other - -
items of business the Presbytery ad-
journed. Next regular meeting to be..
held on the third Tuesday ofDecb*ber,..;
in Knox Churc.124 Lucknow, at -130.43
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