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lairTr yin leaving Kincaidine+`gat /06 a, m.
foi Pt:Ii¢:urswet run '1`uesdaysi,'Chursdays and:
$aturdeys: only.; s .
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Bailiff.
-Sohn . Farquharson, ° of Teeswater,
has been -appointed: _ bailiff of the.
second Division- Court in the -:room.
and -stead of John :Mcliardy,':resigned.
1. O.: -Q: F Lecture,
` `1'he i t' . Mr. Martin, of. Chatham,_
- . Ueputy . (rand Master- of : the Ihde
`; pc:Went Orr''r..of Oddfellows, will: de
liver a. Ile tic lecture in the Temper
ante. tint! here- On Tuesday evening,
-January 13th, -under the auspices of
:Lucknow' Lodge,.to'Which .all. -are
cordially mv�itt?d_ta.attend..
• . The pu)lishers of -the Montreal
Wztr see have ober ed, -.a prize of $100
-for the best and most appropriate'
'Winter Carnival poem net -exceeding
150 fines, the poemto be- in-_ the hands
of the publishers of that _paper by the
4th of--J:ativary. .1t is worth while
our mentioning the above Oder as the
.-successful • competitor- may . be found
among our, own readers. •
•
Re•engagod.. ..
Mr. IL S.- McLean, -the efficient and
popular Principal of our Public School.
for the year 1882, and who his been°
owned during the past year in the
Clinton High Sch000l, has been re -en-
-.gaged .at -en increase of salary orf -$100.:
Mr. McLean ria an exceptionally sue;
cassia teacher, and his :friainds; here
are pleased that he is so highly apprec-
atcd in hie.presuat position.
Number of O'onvictione.
The list of convictions
• county of Bruce for :the past three
Free l Free I I .
To every -,subscriber for the. Daily,
Evening or ` Weekly .[Vette -,
agency,: . I will :present .. that spicy
little book -", Toronto by Gaslight.
Subscribe ,now. W.- MatiLIs.
The: Markets
Fall wheat, per bushel, - 68c. to 69c.;
oats, 28c. to_ 29c. ; peas, 55c. to 560. ;
barley, 50c. to 50e, .; potatoes, _40o.•;;
apples,. per barrel, $1 ; flour, $4; , , rk,
per cwt., $5.65to$5.90.;. hay,. pe
$10 to $11; wool, per: pound, 8c. ;
butter, 17e. t 18c; i eggs, per doz.,
-18e.
fire l Firei l
Perhaps some of our reader
-already read the:contents:of the
At nary. -posters with the above
}leading :; If not, wve will just r
that the Army will have -a .gr
_bileee and entertainment in the
-perane° Hall on this (Friday) ev prouinett-: off cors. will be=
ent and a: good treat is promised'
who attend
rs�': have
Saved:
unique.
etnark
and lu
vening,
pies-
those
Successful, .1
the Lo
mer resi-
dent :--
fornterly of t7.. McCallum's of this ;city,
will he pleased to, notice' his name
among the list of successful students
upon. whom. the doge :o of Ph. G. - was
conferred by= the Ontario ,College of
Pharmacy." - Mr. Barkwell is the more
worthy .of. congratulations -from. the
fact that be was in attendance upon
dutiesbehind the: counter till: the day
prier to entering the examination
room, butt succeded. in taking honors
in the subjects-. of Botany Mate; tcre
iled ca. ` The: examination. must have
been one of the most rigid, es out of
an application of fifth -four there were.
only twenty-one who graduated:_
a
water,
e. Village
real hi
:dollars
Treleaven
bythis-
ass-of
Mr.
tiOA_
ristmas
i$
ge,an
oAB. �--
$�Th
tire rev
froln
tnteud
roper
8, 2nd
'hers
col has
t,_ she
aa»iri
solei
tell
HOP
cite
'The following taken.fromn.
;don Free Freed refers to a' -for sit.
dent of the Township . of As
;',The : friends of: W. 8. Barkwell,
Brevlies
Tcl sleighing has disappeared.and.
mu rules . supreme. -..Thr_ .,: -in
`e creak: -running through . th age
as `never: known- to - be • 80 higho_ n
Tuesdayy.-Sneak thieves' e44teed
obi` Graham's store _last weekand
bstractecl some three or four
'bun the _till.= -,fir, _`Palter
as :lso.. been a . loser- ately.:'
gentry. ---,The, Rev.. Turk
reached to a large congre in
e . Methodist Church - on Ch
orning. _...The Saved Arrny still
ing good Work in this rills d
Meeting with many conversi
Ge
eral Lindsay,of Peterborou
esti here. during the past week..
supplied for the : Re r.
k on Sunday evening last,
gentleunan being.. e -8r1�e3'tng'' � severe cold. ==Tl a Saved_ .
having ''ood-blpw.out 111 theTe
ance Hall •-here on Friday- evenin
January One of the lady tea
. engaged for the4: Lu cknow- - sch
-had to wit:hdraw_.her eligageinen
having. failed at -the .;recent ex
attons, _ W belie. a that. `Mr - George
Middl:e�tetl has again.. been:.. re -en
gaged
to' teach • at the- second 'erica
schoolhouse. ,
of* the: ': th
months: shows that_out of a. total of
125,:liiiicaat.dine returns no less than
.5= Walkerton his 15 , Ripley 'ernes
:jnest with -, . whilst Tara, Luckuoe,
�'peeswate • send �y.iat�ton -are four of a
kind,: having 6 each.
� Port Elgin has:
2 -and: i; sley-cotuos=last: of all with a
solitary one. The remaining.few"are:
from the telensbi
a
fi
In
cl
h
an
Officers Elected, do
are
-At the last nesting of -the Ancient :Gel
Order of` United : Workriren of the, b -
villa ' the- following: officers were: -Geta
elected for the . -current term Past `Turk
Master . t�"orkman
Thiaa -Laver-sacs;
Master W "orkman=E. - h� Jason
5`orwuan-- John Pe in : O erseerl V.
Miller-; Recorcier--Jas Bryan ;
• Financier--.N.Smith H. ,-Receiver
. _ Little; 9.uide- .Geo• Douglas;
T. W.-Jweplt; : An» eraon ; -: 0..
-hitt. Lees. Brother Thos.: Lawrance_.
w� - elected repreietitative - to the.
Urand Lodge will& meets in. -Toronto!
in February. , •
M Os es Oates' Predictions.
- In January the :weather will .be
�� bone the: nor a€, it- will be what may
lie -termed a y month, • ,tlie total re
c•fpitat ou of .rain rand: saow being leis
than the -average. - .February-. will be
alightly alive` the normal and will be.
wetter than . the- .prceeding mont:h.-
fnar it: will_be €iia taa•era :wouth, and,
will be the . wettest -of :the - winter
Menthe , . there - *ill be consicierrabie
- -now rand _Tann in_ this- . month, -The
r�ainfaly in . April. will' be full► up to Oil- th
the average,- : The tiail.V - spell - t aril,
- w'iliter:will. av ', about three -weeks; : Schoo
. tut of course , - '
ightiy irregular' ire fro
and snbject to - is ote asioiia.l cold snap. pupils
'there will l . a - good -deal _of rain next '-Sued
sprit .,- struntter • and fall, - and ntuel ' bound
snow in the .winter of'1$85-C. _ . -
- pdie
Pa rsope comport
lis t 11 B` be
-Will somebody stand up and
us 'of what use the :sitiu walk
lock -Street ns during - the wl r -
Months It.is_oarefully hid :away for
Summer fusee =
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.77
Address and Presentation.
At the .Kciox Church Sltnd-ay School.
Concert held inn -the -Tem:peral ee. Hall
a. 24th Dec.., Mr:. P. M.fcEach.
Prinecp�al -of the Lueknow 'Runne-
1,
w� on :. the :ere of his depart -
in.
the nil l e� : presented -.b the
of both the gcrblxc Sci cul -.by
ay . Seh�; `itlr a.. haridsoruely-
aditiou of Chaurber's Eneyclo-
complete n :ten TO111anas, Ac-
yiug this.-uai�*nuiiceut if -was
turned. home 'a .. anti al velvet_ et plot whisk ease and
��►:,=--. .. tui•,: el:cboratelr- -- cb,aaste - . ,
�! a. offer
n: L"brief l:est ��•
lir.Jcase h. , . and eostly.
fc
�lre�t.�ti ;aasc�l l�tt�$e.ieft.c,t. I'4iottclta�• to: =: Chrastrnta;, aa.�tt;- The- reseuatou. w
as
�4�.at t.� friends iiimade til�irsa � _llae , Murree
ity.-.11,�, ��h::-�iatiat. returned to his martin r . , • ,_:
liter :e iaz eicieag: ,: nrag dclr ss
V. Little and family 9returnecl °. � +1i,�.` . 'e ,': �tic}1cer�•lie ra4 riinci:
fr-t�ru: thheir -s*it t friends in Paisley- Baal
F�.'fi�xtL :�`"tcftst` �ca:2tat
' Saturtiay.lMr. Jacaias citerdot�has D» _Si
removed lnzs � dcr�elii,�a s s, -`aur .utan�•_f��iencls in
. � t.� � the - laeaci�� r- .---�-.��_ learning;
-:atel;� cl��iapteci $�a�-. fir. «', ��tlier.- With
°ht>sat�. ' 'li n} .1 homes and' William
? % tttn!spent: (. s 'in •Uasin the
• ...
sincere -re„ t
Init.it at .the eloee of the' eserit- year,
the li.'nox Church Sabbath School and
xpressien 'of
onalty'as well
_ are /earn that ,Mr. Geo. and i
1)ouglas who ‘Its, ill last
es rptuoved to -Lucknow where he
-manner In which you
have discharged the aeduouS and res-
ponsible duties' devolving • upon Ly6u.
As a alieht token of our 'esteem and
affection ferYou we beg -Yon will ac-
eept the accompanying gifts, With the -
1 with -the earnest hope that the Great
-Giver of all good may voichsaletoyou
tetends -mail:144- business in'.
•
a long, prosperous and useful - career,•
and '�wishing you a Merry Christmas
.and a Happy New Year, we subscribe
ourselves -on: behalf of the -: subscribers,
i* MAGGI E MARTIN,
.1: MAaaln' M
URRA.Y,
Luokno� i Dec.' 24th, 1884.
Mr.. McEach ern, who -was visib
much affected, replied in -a few suit�abl
words,- thanking the -donors 'for : thei
handsome presents.: and th many
marks of kindness and: approbation, re-
ceh'ed from parents -and pupils ofboth
the .Sabbath and. .the- Public Sehdt,l
Mr..: McEaehern has duriii � hip. Sher-
Stay amongst ud evidently Made-: him.
self -many_ warm friends.:: whose
wishes. aecom an him -to .his new
charge _ in Bayfield. -c
� We :trust the
sante success_may meet him as Princi-
pal of that .school, :and:that his :labors
may :meet same -appreciation, I•
ly_�
r;
Public _Notice.
2'o the°•.Fedora of Lu h;ea_io
Owing to unavoidable circumstances
I wish, to state to my supporters and
the electors generally Alla:: -I am not a
candidate for municipal honors for the
corning year and votes that may be
cast' in my favor Will be useless,-
Fours - Respectfully,
W. J. Lona.
Knox Ohurch'Entertainnient.
:..... :
Thar entertainment.:given' .
:Temperance Hall in 1 this rill
Christmas Ere under the ausp'
the: above "Chu. rch was a very s
-ful. one, the Hall . being, corufo
filled; 'The chair was -occupied
Superintendent of the:. ,School,
Geo.. -Matheson, who filled the
to:the-satisfaction of all.'
Murray- read a short report:
workings of the .school during th
year, after which°Ohe curtail
drawn and 'the` choir sang the c
"Another-= rear." The- program
Proper was` opened Ly a- :=wel l
`-Opening Speech" from Master J
wird;:.who was loudly appla
Annie- Martin then recited in a p
ing rear uer " liar 's.; i
_ �. .. y Ctiotoe,,►
which. Miss Nana Murray- sang
good efect the solo " Will: you
to my.Mot'ntai Borne 1" Ther d
ent warts in tUe , dialogues, ' The
fortunate $choler" bv- four girls,
" What I would' be by
Are -,well sustained. ;Alis A
Misses A
- °'wsonhand Maud McGrory each
a recitation,: and were °.ltberallp
plauded. • The quartette "! Dancing
he Waves" by Mi �-Cameron
graham and -Messrs.. McIntyre
°bertson, Was well received, a$
also. a. chorus . by- the ,girls of the S
ay School. Master..Johnny McPh
on with several .: of ;the the boys - -t
g in `good style the song and ch-
,� The Queen's: Navy. The first p
,the programtne- was- co feted by
mp.
citation " ThoPolish Bo n
.� by�M
can Murray, -who is well blown.:
e Pillage :as au. excellent seeder
telt and was very .deservedly
tided.: • Intermission . was . filled
e reading oft-en'addvess-to
cEachern, Principal of the Lucke.
blit; School, and. the presenting
m Of a..complete eclition;i n teuav
es of :Chamber's ncycioytedia: w
neral :other = handsome testinuonal
which Mr: McEacheru tiade- a. ter
Paling and suitaablere
ply•. The acid
full :.is `to be found in another colurn
the Stere*EL:: - Peace,be°still':
choir opened the second part of -th
tegraiuuie,after which-Matters'Berti
Corvie and Louis afeGrory amused
audience with -4s
peeches in--Whab
=tried: to . get the - hatter of-th
th
- in a= war award* Miss Nina
tray followed therm in_the recitation
hie Deaa:n," `w
ltich'a*as exceeding
w' ell. renders'. The 'dialogues
13oys" bar- Katie Murdoch and :Max
n, "-The_ Way to . W indliai3n,,; b
Grund
y -alis soh Calineron, -�-and
Place for Everything": bye. Misses
g and' Lawson and Masters
cGorvle and McCrimmon were all
acted, *bile the. recitations by
ere Alex:. Tholes and -Duncan Mc-.
. w�. equally: well: rendered.°
Mary McDonald also wive a very
recitation in a •ored.itabielnanner,
plias Jean ,Murray; :sang in good
the able "Dreamland Faces"
a liberal round. of applause. A
by -the girds finished •..the- ro-
ue, after which -the children
:_.d a ":Christmas Box" iu .the.
of_ a paper of confectionery.;
singing the: Doxology. - the
ce dispersed; well ply-..
in the
age • on
Ices" of
uccesa-
rtably:
by the
Mr.
z:ositi-.on
Robt.-
of the.
e past
1 was
horns
rne
recited
tunes
tided.
leas,
after,
with
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boys,
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Scotch pebble spectacles. .
sole. agent' .We guarantee satisfiction.
odor tine Occao
LUCKN
Succeimor 8 Tennan
D S, MEDICINES,
AND CELE.
SPONGES, BIZUST1ES
AND PERI'
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ancOi and Yale/ 49 -4 -
tar Physicians prescriptions
ed with .atest care. *
ErSpecitil attention paid -to Fat
Ruris ;Pines and I
Por Medicinal and Sacra/nen.
•
law Prom
In great variety.
w. Tear & ON ay
-Agent for
The lenses , ut from the finest -4:
Peeble. We guarantee sat' actiom,
7.5
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STEESAGE PASS- AGE
give600l, Glasgow,.or Dublin
Intermediate and Cabin Passage at corres,-
pondingly 'Weep.
ay -Drafts issued at current Foto,* aniP yip
in England , Irehin d, 'Scotland.
crs prices. See my lidt -and sulmeribe
Agt AM Ex Di
Lu 6( 61-A1
RN ESS DEI o rr
Has now in -stock thelargeetaad best disulay
of
. LICHT AND HEAVY HARNESS
ever shown _in Lncknew. - Special incluci
Meats in -
•
trzsztAzo itivi GOAT ROB=
•etc., is now -complete, and ineludss all the
latest stylesand makes.
the best makers, and at tbe lowest Mal
Trice, 1 A111 prepared to sell as cleat) .
• as any other house the trio*. .
Don't fail to call and sec my
stock before purchasing
pedal attention pald -to order. -
ed Harness
w Plc guaranteed first -asst.
ROBERT. PROCTOR.
ow to Litv Long and Ole ilappy.
Siting er
•
irlIAD _TWENTY YE
egperie ce in the manufactire of
Bolsi Limbs (d ing which time I have c'
over 140). I ainjow better preesred. than svcs
to meet the sr - to of the public. 5"
2nildal,eg.a n'areatulra1141 teran.", ljgdhcltaiteotrtelalltii6 Walkinqity agn:c i;
reveal; I claim ithout fear of ,contradicticCi: }•••
ti
.fihoratit.buileYtiregimie- cl', rill."-elniO chazwe. il.en.}. r :: ‘. 1, '''.11'
lair
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curvatures of *spine. sarl rill guaranteeil
• to; scone siigering Oorci -rupture- a true and_ conii) ! '
.Giva Me a tri end be convinced. I hive- 4
if number of testimonials which I can fur;I
Has just reeeiv
Tea Sets in C
Depot.
.A.
Ina mil boyar
Meese'
And buy one' o ow -celebrated
L0E-Dian! spipm BEDS..
_you will be stirpfised fresh
will rise _in the mornisee.\-Ne.
rickety, get-ont-of-orderkind.,
rett.tined if not as repeetenteck,
only $4.50 for. an ordinarj-double -
ing wholesale:prices.
before they.are gone.
a sit
awl PAan so* Ewa
BREWAST SETS,
BEREDt70201 SETS,
cl ,iiedroom lamp*
81X LAII Olitie-ES FOR 20 OE*
130.500, ext4 value in tea, No 25c.
tea kept on the, 'premises.
Lames Band Baskets; *ark.
Baskets. Clothes Baskets.
In Stone
EirPioldes
Extra quality.
KINDS Di NFECTIONEN
ALL OFOANNO)
T SHOE -STORE;-
(tad dozens wanted., :•134, sure. auk
SHOES
ue disk:lows-of at u low *loess/ in
100 coats on the dollar.
and prices . aaci .zeuletil be semi.
,447 Please the e,ve but wo
:to *ate the .vochwt.also. persesai
antStock if Shoe:-
efr,atifal ovate* tb, we are
At IOW NIGEL
in MADE TO ORDER.
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