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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Sentinel, 1884-09-26, Page 5DUNGANNON, .Frint, Our .Owrc Correapondert,•.'. c�, "Three young sportsmen!!' of . this' vil- et R ae:went. coon:. huntin' the other vening, and with the aid of five dogs ;and an unlimited number -of clubs_ managed to capture a; monster, but while one of the trio -vas • up in the tr. ee :tryirlg toake the annual down, the infuriated brute suddenly seized by the degand had it not been for the aid of a torch. he : Might have:. been verely bitten.• Wg are pleased to ;earn that • Mrs.' A. Sproul, witoiias far}some tine past: been seriously ill; is able to be :arour* attain. Mr. Robert Hagen has sold his farm .of 56 acres to i%Tr. T. 11 Shackleton ',for the su of $1800: Two y. ng Dun gannonites, w:ho` iad • seine ry important business: to • tranta in. town, took advantage the other -evening of so doing, - and- while there orae of then. vas -relieved of his packet book containing $5, in a, veryl army sterious Aallner,, and up • to the : present time 'nothing has been 'heard of either pocketbook or burglar' • AR/kw aticlition has been made . to then Iethodist Church :choir in the person of Mr: D. Bickle, whose ability as a vocalist is unsurpassed' in' this •community. PARAMOUNT • -f2 one Our own- Correspondent. ▪ With pleasure we announce the re- covery of Mrs.: Wm Murdock,' who. was so seriously hurt by a run -away accident. lately.: Miss Maly Sutherland accompanied by her cousin, Miss Lizzie -Uerinan;l as returned home: env buildings, :The enterprising far•uiers$of Paramount tesitify to the fact that " this age is .- progressive." hree new houses, which will soon be oinpleted, have been erected4his. year on the farms of Messrs: Murdock, Mumay, and Marti.- These- when finished will add a gracefullness'to this section, iv°hioh nothing' else than well -finished houses could produce: Obituary,We are sorry _to an, rantice the death • of an • olcl and re- -spected citizen of Paramout in the- .perscm.;,of Mr. Robt..: Davis, -who died .on Monday, -15th: lust . at • his new Tome in Argiur•. Mr. • John Taylor, who ,rer"rioved from here' last spring.,. is•at`preseut on a visit to his -old friends.: • hiss Tena McKenzie has returned•. afroin Toronto--' Hospital . after a- futile attempt to cure a sore leg. ' Owing to the rain • on Friday eve-. • ning last the Scott Act meeting was p3stponed. • ♦ to i The G. W.Division Car Shops at . Lon don Burned—Serious.Loss. Ilavin concluded:to..4emve froLucknow before: -the ,rtst of ct ob_er, we offer ou entire Stpck= of In Gooceries We Defy Competitio aSS `are ers clo the' Advertising. "I. am Clearing Out a Lot of B00l Job Price. Now iis the time to s A cure such IBARGA I eldom offered to the Publ c. Waltham, Elgin. Swiss and English, • at Lowest Twig Pri • Guaranteed ped E cejlent .Ti • Large Assortment,, es. : Best Makes, e-Keepe •S. : : Very Low, u plies, _: • - ? t_ lA' The = undersigned, I'ving• -concluded Lucknow, offers his emtire stock concis=ting DRY GOODS;' GROCE -IES,' GLAASWARE,t 'CROCKERY, BOOTS & S}IOES, HAT READY MADE The stock is all new and -choice, boughtthe best] and cheapest -markets, and -selected j{ with -the j' e� ttest -care to meet the requireinents`of ;villages=and country' rade. , - .• One of the most destructive fires that las ever occurred._ in that ne rhborhood took place -on Saturday afternoon last in London East. About 4:45 p. m..the watchman in. the Great Western Car ° Shops discovered smoke issuing from Ali empty car box situated between two others • in the .centre of • the repairing shop. This -car had just been brought in franc the east for repairs„ and being. off the trucks it was found impossible to get it out-, of the building. From the carerecting shed the flames spread to the wood -working shop, the passeng- er assenber coat& shed, . and iron machine shop, all pf frith, with most of the contents, -. comprising - several partly finished coaches and cars, the tools of the work- men; and a great quantity. of_seasoned lumbers were destroyed. . The co-lta-- parry's fire brigade were early on. the ground, bat the pressure of water from .. the tanks was to slight . to be of any. avail, and although the city fire brigade .lent their Willing aid, they could clo • little, good, as the city water was not connected with the company's pipes; • and.it -was not till the -fire -had burned itself out when they were able to get a .good stream. Three immense buildings; •covering or six acres are complete- i` destro- •• eel„ and a vast amount of:' -material also; The loss is variously 'estimated at • between $1.5%000 and 00,-0O0*Between 350 and 400 men ,arie thrown: out of work... Among the lose— are two Wagner -cars and 36 • freight and `other cars. -. . cKExz-$- 1eKrszj.—On Tuesday, 23rd inst., , by the Rev. A. McKenzie, of Kinloss; at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. Angus McKenzie,, of Paramount,- to Miss Maggie McKenzie, of the 12th con. of Ash- -fie ict. $500 REWARD. a We will pay the above reward for any case at Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia.: Sick" Herd= che; Indigestion,(Jonstipation•orreofii.iven'iess- we cannot cnre.with West's. Vegetable' Liver Pills, when the directions ark strictly oompl ed with. They are purely -Vegetable and never - fail to e'erfail.to give satisfaction. SugarCoatad.- Large 13c>xes contaiuin$ 31) pills,2.. cents. For sale. by a 1 -druggists. Beware of counterfeita'and mitations The genuine .u'anufcctured• only bv.T HN C. WEST & Co:, 81 and 83, King St. East, Toronto. G. W. Berry; druggist,• Lib cknow ` Now the time�to secure :such Barg of6r-e -offe ed lx Lucknow, . .---CURES C4, CHOLER- INFANTUM D/g RRH (2-- /67, AND ALL SUMMER COMPLAINTS 3 L1LD BY LL DEgLERS. to 6ftiyts to (Dv c'rco CD pg. -.0ei r4$13 sIea v ►im• Re t:41;4> ;mat ate • 5 • CD P, gggi `143.; a P p . - kCfrp!Q4'' m E,— o =• F. overdue notes . sand .book nts *• nm t paid at Nice.: : ; A Lawnet Opinions 'of Interest to AH, �T ATavAaey, esq..,'leadsng attorney of • Winona, Mem', writes :" After using it for • more than -three. yearsr I: -take great pleasure .- ia stating tlxat I= regard Dr.; Ring's. New Dis covery for -Conaumptiou, as , the. best remedy in:the world for coughs and„ colds. It has - .never failed to cure:. the ;m'ost severe colds I. .have bad',and invariably' re eves the pain in the cues t. 3'nal` .o tl .. of. b .t � es his cure cure for `i all throat and lung diseases may be had free -.at Berry's (bug store. - Large size -81.00-. • • An Answer .Wanted. ' Can any one bring is &case of : Kidne or Liver ComplatIIt ]that Electric Bitters will ot speedily elite? We say they cannot,�as thou- sands of cases already permanently cured and who are daily recommending Electric Bitters, will prove. Bright's disease,- .diabetes, weak back, or any urinary complaint quickly cured. They purify the blood, regulate .the bowels, r and act directly on -the diseased parts. EAery bottle guaranteed. For sale at 500. a bottle at. Berry's drug store. 2v1eM Tx•—Iu Lucknow, -oII Monday, .15th William. Edwin, infant sett of -R. J. -and E. 111. McMath, aged .7 months and 18 • days. -• • Age shauldd always command;resppect;in the case of. Dr. Fowler's Extract :of Wild Straw- berry itcertainlyaoes;-for 25�yearsthat has been the standardremedywith the people, for Cholera morbus, dysentry, diarroeha; colic and all bowel complaints: A`Rare Plan. The Wilts Strawberry :Plat possesses rare virtue as acleansing, cooling astringent, an-: teseptic, and healing medicine, and when combined with other.: valualile vegetable taile e x - tracts, as in Dr . •i owler's , Extract -of Wild Strawberry, it is an unfailing . remedy in all bowel com tlaints. ---The tic ' flush, k .ale . Hollow cheeks and precarious ppetite, tape worms. • Freeman- s : Worm Pow- ders- will .. ,quickly , a d ,effectually reg ove theta. TT IS. CONCEDED THAT TH D M A1V j FOii be Met, but the time for lb -dying atid:steililing goods sell cheap withoutregard to quality,, is pa �.� • The undersigned, in thanking the citizens of Litc1nenti Vicinity fox th o liberal patronage6bestowecVonhim during the past year, es this sopporturtt- , of callingattention to his lara and vellseleetedstock ofMoves for both wlitn and coal: Cutlery,- Tinware Of all kinds, Coal Oil, Lamp (*lads, and everything else in: his line. 'Milk ears, : milk pans anci dairy pia,' ' specialty •Eave- troughing andrepairing promptly to. Best €o'de at the Lowest Prices. Coil and. be ;convinced.