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MAILS Aytnirva. ' '
W.f.dB.south 6.13a in.' Daly
. H. d B. North 12.30p. nit }�olycovd)
liinlough } 2.3Op m.•.,v '
A.ialods 1 P 0 : .y.
W. G. & B. North. 3.48p m.,.
(oderich j'
Intermediate Points 1 9.00 p. M.
1,,. 1. & B. North 10.30 ,p, m._. 44
, • Tueidaya
• L;ngeide • 3.00p. m,, pod
FricIsYs•
MAILU CLOG$ ; •
• W, G. t B.. South •9.30 p..n.
14, H. & B.. South. f
I,. H. & B.$auth 10.00 a. m•
1'y• G..t B. Nor:;h 3•20p. m-
. Holyrood'1
1�iaG,ngh 4.30 p.m. "'
Kinloss
daye
Cl
Laugeid ' 4:$.0, p.m, Tne4and,
Frldayeryi' .
Main for the '1Jnited.. Kingdom ose
Tueedsf, atb 30 p. m , d�r n
the .winterev. • •
Village mid !(,texts News.
Photograph Gallery.'
We are informed: that Mr. Thos..
Treleaven, of Mt. Foreat, intends. re-
turning to,Luckaow to carry on the
,photograph -busing* "here. -He , has
rented the building; next to; Berry &
Days'_ drug- store and will Shortly com-
rnsiice .operations.. '
A good Measure.
Otto
Of the bilis passed atthe recent
session of -the Ontario Legislature pre-
. 'sides that ,municipalities.Outside of
citioac Dina.. have a public ratepayers'
meeting on December. 15th each year
and' must furnish the taxpayers, a fi
ancial statement on or before December
24th, the earliest dity fox notninations.
/ .Sportsmah's.Annual'..
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:.Wereceived last -Week the Canadian
N'>; p 1S a i n€itira a or 8S cont riil
+yO.tke .rpt is
a 6 •• ortl a `y r l ituis t'e' .trkint
eeeut. the-. book is :published at the
•'Canadian Sporting ' Office. '::Toronto
• "Price,' 25 cents, paper Covers, ^cloth
covers, 50 cents, ' and will 'be , mailed
•• free anywhere or receipt of prise:
Foresters+Social.
his; . - alar •
T u . nne>rtainmeut; drew a
p P ,, e,..
3arjte' crowd of ' •Foresters and • their
Wives and. friends. to the. lodge roost' on
Monday. evening last. ' Thr . chair Woe:
• ably . occupied .• by Dr. . MacCriinmon,
. and the • splendid • musical program
is ether•-;with—tl a -abundance of good;
thin by, the' committee, combined to
make one of the Most enjoyable socials
ever. given by. the 'societo. .,
Horise Cleaning,'•
A,s'thie thee for house cleaning has,
arrived it nig . ''not• be out of 'season •to,.
give °.. •.
e a bit o� of niat'o .
. ,, r or n n retativa`tca
• seine of its branches. It has been
.;!esu► nstrated in.: England -that. . the
health, nya evetiithoMises,-of'.-the-oc--
ctipauts of hauses'may;be•aeriouely. im
perilled by tlie•'paper on the .walls, and
many. oases •of poisoning were. traced
to the :presence of• arsenic .in the green
tlye'. used
to produce a delicate tint on
the ''wall>cover''ng'
Gone to Ni.uskoka, t
•:Mr...William ;Philips, .:elm of the, old
p.ioneera of Ashtield,'h.as sold his farm
to'blr. Henry,.and.left . for .,Sunbrid"g o,
.Muskoka, where he •Iutt7nds. to spend
the• remainder of his days. Moat of
• 'his faintly have settled in Muskoka
•acid,this .is the reason why he and .the
remainder of the.. family wish to settle,
•• there: Tlie people :of,' this neighbor,
Med have:lost a kind neighbor:a
d I;
ani `'(sure Mre.. Philips will not ht soon
-:..forgotten, aa she was• very khid• to `all.
ot1`hat thia neighborhood losesl'•in ,the
departure of their friends, 'willbe a
}greet benefit to,spine; other locality.
` 'tt%e,join with the roat'of the neigh.bora
iu :wishing; theisttoo best of suc,ress
•t heir ,now' Lome:—,Gott.
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Mticious Damage
State lu scroii,nts indulged in whole-
• ea e window *Mash ink last FridaY 'night.
in. Gecycles,:: cooper, had '.over; ono
' •h.tndred 'p ones of gime broken,: and the
fid ui.of Carueron Sc Murdoch some nine.
• was a dastardly outrage,
nistait tnaliciously planned and enforced.
It, is a, disgrace to the town,'that such
• vandalism occurs and that snob miser-
ablo vandals' reside therein... Coi,iing:
as; it did after th+. `Scott Ac't campaign,
no 'Other view thee that it was done i'• i
a• spirit of ret esltge exit be taken. ' The( -
sufferers were•strongadvocates of the
Arlt" That it was countenanced by
any respectable Anti -Scott act, pian wo
Y ' tletty,,liltt was:. simply and Solely the
tivork of contom ptible ui:sereants'devoid
of Manhood, and nobility, and Whose
only arg,Uatents: aro ' !(lows and • the
Wretskings of Voitgeful sutures: Should.
this perpetrators ever 'become known
it is, t( be heped that the full"nieastire•
of. the law' will AID aimed out to sirens.
It is abotyt time that the majest of
I Y.
then law rit this respect was outer than,
41, f+ eco to the municipality of Leickuow
Tenders.,
'Tenders
.. „
Tenders willbe received up till. Mon-
day; 210. of ' May, fora supplying the
material and, erecting brick stores on
Queen street, Kilieardine. Tho lowest
or any tender not necessarily accepted.
Per particulars apply, to W. 3.. Henry,
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Kincardine
Extreme Happiness.,
The man who can stand by the side
'ofa trout book, withbis debts all paid,
his business reasonably prosperous his
wife and family 'in' good health, and; a
deep pool in sight, in' which a dozen
speckled gamesters are ready- for a
tussle, has in sight. nine -tenths of all
thehappiness which, any one• gets. this.
side of heaven.
A Late Spring.
*tiny • of the farmers inthis section
commenced ploughing' last week,. •but;
as yet there is no growth in the:grorund:.:
Two years ago this time we had very
warts • weather, the trees nearly' in full
leaf, and cattle on the -grass.; - A -year
ago farmers .were seeding on the 10th
of April, and we had . non' frosts.' after
that date. .
School Arbor Day.
The first Friday in May (the 4th)
will be set apart by the Board of Trus-
tees of every rural school and -incorpor-
ated village for the purpose of. planting
shade . trees, making flower beds,, ..and.
otherwise improving and beautifying
the school grounds. '?Voulct it not be
a good idea for ltee've Graham-to—also'•
proclaim the 4th, a public •holiday ; for
'planting trees thoroughout the village(
• Personal
Master. Willie Gaynor, son of Mr.
Con , usynor, 12th Con., West Vawa-
nosh, left on Wednesday. morning 'for
the , •Atnerican Sault • where lid': has
.seeu•rtad t, lauflrati.Ve ion. as book -
J e • 0i•hWi. ,ysrd s ezdlega=l
Girls Wanted;
Two good servant girl's wanted,,. For
further ;particulars apply to Mrs T.. F..
Cain, Cain's hotel, I.UCk[iow,
Looking' After No 3
Major•Boyd,.:32nd Battalion, was in
town- Wednesday enquiring; into the
wants of No. 3 Company, It is likely:
that No. 3 this year will sport' ,new
uniforms when they .turn . out for annual
drill some time in June, The . major
hails; from Port Elgin, He is not a
_Very 'big man; but all the same they'
say. he is one of the heavy -weights .at
an emergency.
He Took. Honors
Mr. W. E. Treleaven, assistant .to.
the Xtev • Mr.. Hannon in Methodist
church work in:,'Kincardine,• has been
in town for a week past paying his re-
speots, to the "old 'folks,,at home" and.
a host of friends generally. Last week
he attended' the -ministerial .exantin-
atios at Listel and he caine:..otf with
hying colors, taking an aggregate. of
84 per cent.; 75.•per cent. entitled hint
to a first •class 'standing. • Mr. Tre
ieaven'is.a geed 'pulpit speaker and no
doubt as he increases• in years and ex-
perience:• will make his mark.'
TERRIBLE DEFEAT.L
•
The r)eott: AOL Mepealed Iu 'six Coanties
by Enormous Mgiotrttea..
77�e ytetursu lei-/wll..
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lei SPRING s'rocK .Ot
::. IS NOW'COMpLEx ;
• We have eta Yalue in. Men's and BQv s;
D COARSE: W' AR
k:A great variety of 'W.OMANN•'S. SI1OEa, and SLIPPERS,.,
which cannot be excelled fee qulility anti price.
Itildr naafi
We Have-thP.-latest styles.
Call anal see our shoes an 1 et our pricesbefore purchas-
ing, quality of our goods ncl t11eP ricess;at whichtitci
sell tliiem can not fail to commend themselves to you'.
AM ER:ON. '&•' MUR DOCH..
N.B • W'e' have opened out this week our lelt.and
t. an
:Straw Hats.
, '.The 'voto .on the -Scott. Act, repeal on
Thursdaylast was a big (surprise •to_
everybody. _Even_the most persistent='
apponents• to .the act;had .no hope; that''
the vote would • have resulted sa
1e tw.hou A11 a
d>s^''lt}i?satoatem s?9;Ec tgt$A, ,W41Ziz
PBased., t ineet`.creditable° examination
at the entrance' last J my and being a
.genial smart young • Ina n will. no doubt
reflect credit on his parents whop are,
ainong the oldest families in this region..
•Sepoy-Concert0ommittee.q -77-.----'—
' The, Qneen'a:birthday .,celebration
under the auspices of the Sepoy.. Ln
crosse COlub'is; now a settled fact. • The
club is• just •now•'Perfecting `arrange
tnents, and the posters will .be out in a
week orsso. ;, At the last meeting is
•.oncert_cam niOee P _was•appointed,`com
'osed of " lie•. following gentlemen H.: a n, ,
,Morrison ,(chairnran) . 1) E.., Cameron,:
-4,.s.. Campbell, A. B. Catineron, .Allan
McConnell, D. A. Ma3,iutyrn,'and Geo.
Kerr. •;This will be'...the most'memor-
able•'concert of the year, and first-class'•
performers ,will, bit engaged. .Oue' of
the features will•be a•fancy drill from•:
;the' opera, " A Merry Warn, by•.,a •
company° of twenty-four in appropriate
t iilitary,; costutne. Ev-er-y-citizen should'
celebrate the `.Queen's: natal -.day at
haeme.
Oddfellows, Sermon.
Thef.inen,bers ' of ..the Oddfellow.
ledge1d terie'
out g..ln IaC' en" •'
n
mbe•
ri ' •
on Sunday last to celebrate the' anni-
versary'of the Order iii this' Country.
-The brethren ;assernbled` ia. their l'o'dge
rooin at half past ten. ,and niarched in
a body to the•nl,ethodisr.' church where
a special: sermon' was delivered to thoin
by, the paster,. the Rev. Mr.:Nugent.
The text selttctod by the •rev. gentle-:
Man :Wag •the words "Love the''I3roth.:
erhood,': froth which he preached a
very- able' and practical discourse.'
The sermon•was ono of ,the .best ever
delivered to the Order, ia•:;the, viillage.
'Atter the .services, the procession.was
.,.
reformed'' and the hietnbers ; marched
bail(' to the :ledge room. Some •six
members 'of. .the.. A'Vitighiuni,. • encainp=
inept were present and: also :took . part
in :the procession; ' It,' is .expected:. a
ntiniber of the Luoknow bretlti•on will,
go to Whighani on staiday nextto at.:
tend, the services in , that 'trowel..
HO for: the West4.
:° Aare you going' west to better•, your
condition 1' If so, begin ilecide•
to'ship'ali your freight, and purchase
•your tickets to .Dakota, Minnesota and
nil' other points iia the .'tboundless •tveist
'by the •Chicago ' and • North \'Nesters
•Railway, which with its 7000'iniles of•
solid steel track;. is theshortest and •
quickest and best •line wost l s•'rates
are AS . Jew tis' ,tire low test, .grad its ad-
vantages in the;shape of througli .oats
to•tlleost important points, it:3 system'
of :th baggage chocking,. and' its
coin rtab�le, Warta, .ancl • Well ventilated
eerie coes .commend it. to 'the people as'
the sta0dard,lilat. \Viten you tiro pity°
ing,you r, money,/ you, want ' the hist,
and cast get it 11:y asking.tor ticicets ori
the. Norrie Western, Emigrants move-
-obit's handled ,ivitlt care and 'dispatch,:.
and all" facilities^•giver( for feeding and,
• watoring, stock enrouto... lnforuiation
regarding_ i•ates, etc.., and. U S. cusstottts
regulations, given ,.On •'application Co
John, II; 'Morley, Canadian. Passer( eil=,
Agent, O'Yot'k �8t.,•Torouto.,' - ,,'• t.
F•
Tams*. s ivie"se' '1It+i+ sly.,'-?in'p're
pared• for suc.'an o.verwhellning de
feat This result' was ,not.. only :con='
•:Onedi to our own county, but all along
the line froiv Glengarry on the east. to
-Bruce on the -west Ulie—acttinet- with"
crushing disaster; ;!, great many • rea-
sons a>%b given for the vary :heavy vote
in lay. -or of repeal, but the whole secret
say. in .the lax way: in,.which the act-:
was •enforced. In, our• own village
Isere iquor•-•was=soei as opeirly' os ear-.
the' bars as though • "he . - were l • " s '
n,. t Y .. rcen...ed
to do so, , and ".while it is:, true 'a :few=
complaints were Iod g ed for Violations
of the law they.generally ended in a
fizzle, and 'want' ,warm supporters o
•
•
As the wsrm weather is nearly here, I beg to intimate that sty'
awy
1 A•IITIFOL-••nitioaIGNS-1 - .
rnzts
fens
+'ULL LIiNES IN ALI::` S.UMMERW:EAJ ::
• •1113 .G west Y.
D.LPAETMENT 'ALSO EXCELS...
ems Coffees,' • Sugars, Spices,
, � Tobaccos
•And everything' else in general use:• •I would 'also dirtot attention :to,
'guy selee'ted atoclt of Choice ;designs in • •
EW WALL .P.
the temperance 'cause, becai» a disgns F VLRY'1'HING` RItQT ISITE FOR 'ROUSEIIOLD USE.
ted aud either voted for the. ' repeal, or `.:IT WILL PAY TO -PATRONIZE U'S
rofraine from taking an• part in the
•Y ry,..
o;,teat. aROBERT
The •follotving is a llst•of. the major-
ities polled in. the different municipali-
ties. in' the county for and against re -
e
•rowxsx
ars:
For
Against
Bruce 16
()amok• •� 57
Greenock,.. 118
Kinloss . 59
Huron ,., 20
ncardfrie 48 • •,.
Towns AND VILLAQtt$. •
dliesley.. „ ... .:. .
,,. 42
l.i ck o
i n
w.. .. '29
T .
P(.rt Elgin... • ,•
W.•
Southampton. . ,•
Tara► , 4 ...
Tiverty.' •• ^tire t `8
Teen* n •
Wal k• e
ertoa......,. •d0Y
Wiartoti.8
4
1,629 , 211
Net majclrrity.furrepeaj: 1,516.
Followin$'his list of,00unties; together with
the majorities by which the act was curried
our yeers ago, and' the vote Thursday
•
1884 ,1688
Bruce : ,,, •
i3ufferin.,.
'Dundee, ,Stormont
Olengarry .
Huron...
Norfolk...
Renfrew... . •
Steads.•.
1,314 • .1,418 '
.. ° 7J1 120
and '
•. .1,706 1.726
1,553 1,256
..1,037 700
....• 730 381
•....1183 ' 2 100'
, ,
eav Brown
--'•T. � y tb•ti Hollands, froth•
`lOc
per yard,at.,Ooorgo lil;re's.' •
A• .nide • lino of fancy goods ; and
new stanpingpatterns at. Mrs. J?india•'
ter's. '
--holler towellings from 5c . er-yd..
, p �_
Dundas ' Ciitto 'shirtitgs ., tenanted
'fast colors front lOc per yard at Kerr's'
-New
Lhat l Ne,w, 'hats':• iliow ' f'
`" s.." ., lir
the tihre to s jot:your spring hats, tif-
-Mr§. Sin tli`s,• .. .
11Tclnt'Y, re has the noblitest'`soft
and laird felt hats. in boys and ,turns,.
all sites -and colors. Genuine Cowboy`
hats, and straw. hats, in• endless variety..
.Extra i alio in Cotton ehurting,
cott'onadee, ducks, denims, , t0ttels,
towelling, • table linens,, 'ea at,3eor3;n
Kerr s Luckno,H.•
UR:'R
T J,?;,CARR has.in stock
a complete' line of
Choice 'Roller Flour
lie►11'er pat Meal'.
Standard Oat Meal: •
Germ: Wheat •Meal
' tracked Wheat
, Flax Seed '•
Oil Cake
Pot Barley
Turnipi, and Mangle Seels
• Carrot Seed, and all k nde•ofseod'grain.
Seed Potatoes
Herbageum; Foot(
blitmmy Pea
I#ucic''Whoat Flour
Luck Wheat Seed
THEMUMMYP[A
T1'is wonderful pea.. was brought to Canada'
by the Rev. A. Drummond, of New Castle.
Ont: from the Queen's Garden, st•BeUnoral•
Uastle • Scotian . having beenT
�, sent direct. to
hiin from Egypt, where it •was found in .a
Mittniny s Tutub. ' •
F. J 'CARR
GatnpbeH's mock, Luciuiow
CHAP CROCER'IES.
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VISTO.:YR,.
The• undersigned hexing. this. : (day
bow -416.0m rite stock • in trade o,'
IL. A. CLO
18.'061 111'e, 'the sante at, the
.
ole stand at
REDUCED : PRICES.:
.A.l'l who desire bargains • 'should give
me a call.
ALEX. 4, MACCKAY.,
lrutktiowr Jan. 10th,; 188d•
4 f •
Onlya little,00 ver one year has • .
• elapsed hs,
sec s
.`
�e
t
� due i t •�%
0
i
into • ' anada o' the. now
� .f
well-known'
,ALASKA ,S .E'���-
�"' CTAC`L' E6
nND--•-
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EYEGLASSES,
5.
And these is.hardly a town or village
where an, agency for she; sale of 1
b
•-col e,orated spectacle
hasp not:be
ti-
stituted: .
"AL ASK t" is not uffed up b . mean-
ingless,. . Y .
ingless,:.would be' scientific . phresee, but,"i•>s
dffered to unintelligent public on its Merits..
;Try it, and,you will•find it to; be a perfectl}i `••
reliable aid to your eyesight. • Near esighre t,. • .
orfar sighted'yctutli or old age. 'cern he:ruited;
exactly. The word " olla;ka" id.''eiaitnfie.d•.
upon cveryair, , •
Photo
graPh : Cabinets $2.5,0 ' :• .
.DOLLN.
For asle.'.b.- ,
ST ,INaER, Lucks ow.
• Successor to E. L. ;Johnson.
LVOK.N.QW
[The 11191 is now in full' werl sig ord* t-
anu caliablet pf meeting •all thy
wants of lily- patrons
"rt0' MORE DELAY • I.rrvA::x
• LNG J!Oit, Y'Oifl't
t
Farmers: 01,14 do K:"eil to gran b • �oell. gGgm
to h 1
t Where ;le liigLcst' cunit 1>rle:c•Marw
bepaid:; ..:, .,
CHOPPING
DONE • L i
USUAL
•,.
• The beet; grade's :if ,Rollers BOO, eo atantl'
of hand. ,ga,10per 1001bes. Y
Jr
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