Lucknow Sentinel, 1890-06-13, Page 5P
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end that of the Mowat Government
before the electors -and w-s,a• ably sup-
ported by Mr. J. G. Murdoch of Luck -
now. Mr. Campbell, of Lucknow, op-
posed .binin the. interests of Mr. Shp,y,
' the Equal Rights candidate.
• ROWDYISM.. -It is a strange fact that
in every well regulated community
- there always are some individual.s wha,
have 'no repect for themselves or for
anyone else. Some of these creatures
really d
• o exist in Paramount which as
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r-'�`s"'�-rirxrfl�r-�xryq`�i-t;t{t't�, �i�af�v s en
noted for excellence in. all thiargs and
as ignorance and laziness are part of
their "get up", they thought they
could• not better einploy themselves
than by annoying the speakers at the
political meeting and also the religious
services- on Monday evening. Stich
rascally work deserves to be punished
and a ducking in the creek might do
•some good to the offenders who are
Lucknow Sentinel, Bruce Oounty, Friday, June lath.
COOL, WASHABLE,
AND-.
LIGHT M(ATFhiJAL
Arenow in season.
L�►WY] ,;
Cheek M usiils, Challies, iu
plain, Colored & all wool, (French)
are with us.
Black Grenadines in stripes and checks
COTTAGE TO RENT.
MO RENT. A STONE COTTAGE
with five moms: good cellarand half
acre of orchard attachod, suitable for a small
family. One and a half miles frons, Luekuow.
Also pasture for a cow if required.
ALEX. GRAHAM,
Lucknow, P. O.
Kinloss, -May 12th, 1890.
BULL F
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MITE UNDERSIGNED WILL Kim'
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service this season at north halt Lots
53 and 54, in the 1st con3esaion of Kinloss, his
superior bred Shorthorn Bull "Solomon."
PEDIGREE :-Solomon, is red, calved June
20th, 1888, bred by Thomas Anderson, Dun-
gannon, Ont., got by Wallace.(imp) 2752, dam
Minneehaha, by llouhledee7481. ; Primrose, by
Rhoderic Dhu, 3801 ; Jennie, 1165, by Dixie
Duke, 474 ; Maid of the Forest, 1455, by John
A. McDonald, 721 ; Mayflower, 1514, by
Alfred 304 ; Eva, 981, by Souter Johnny,
1083; Florence Nightingale, 1067, by Youn
more 463 ; Eliza, 955, by Duke, 484 ; Count-
ess 2nd, 783, by Leopold, 761, Countess 1st'
782, by Son of Comet (imp), 238, (155) ; Prin.
cess (imp) 419, by Son of Lancaster, 360, by a
son of Windsor, 698.
TERMS :=$1.25 ; thoroughbreds, $5.00.
RODEIUCK GOLLAN,
851 Lucknow, P. O.
JEHU.-A young gentlemrn of South
Huron, was driving furiously along
the roa on a recent Sabbath, to hear
a' serwi preaebed from a new pulpit
which he had been at the trouble to
brim from Lucknow, when the equine
ibefore hiur suddenly lay down and
.died, and our sadly disappointed friend
had to walk for a change.
- A-ciet-ljr>rwp -7,What mighth ve. been.
a serious accident, befell Mrs. Francis
Cook. ;While getting out of a rig on
Wednesday evening, her dress caught
and threw her back with such violence
that she wis unable to hove for some
time, but we are glad to hear she is
getting- alright again.
The crops in this section are looking
well aid there are good prospects of • a
bonnt ul-harvest
Mrs. Reuben Tiffin attended the
funeral of her nephew Joseph, son of
John and Jennet Taylor, of Galt.
Mr. Wm. Doyle is at present at
Dublin where his cousin is seriously
ill.
-eose factory is' turn-
ing out 20 cheese per pay at present
and has prospects of an increase.
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-SCOTCH.: SHORT HORNS.
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F., BREED EARLY MATTTR-
ing, quick feeding steers for market, by
crossing with the Aberdeen Short Horn, noted
for their early maturing and rapid feeding
qualities.
First-class representatives of the above now
popular breeding, for service at E Gaunt',
farm con, 12 West Wawanosh, Lord Lovell,
terms. grades 53 00, thoroughbreds ..:.00.
Good Hope, terms, grades $1.50, thorough-
breds $1.00 Pedigrees or any other particu-
lars ou application.
TENDERS WANTED.
VENDERS WANTED FOR THE
ui rug o a 1+'lour Mill; Building to
be frame, sea upon stone foundation about
.32x38. 40 ft. post, Plans and Secifications
can be seen at Grant's Millon and after the
23rd inst. Tenders for building to be opened
on the 27th inst., at 4 o'clock p. m. Lowest
or any tender not necessarily accepted.
Hemlock City Milling Company.
M, J. McKAY, President.
LUMBER FOR SALE.'
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r1HE UNDERSIGNED BEGS TO IN-
A, form the inhabitants of this section that
he bas placed' a Portable Saw Mill on the
east h:,lf of Lot 22. in the 13 con. of West
Wawanosh, and is 'now prepared to supply
the public with all kinds of lumber from 10 to
20 feet in length, and at the lowest .possible
prices. Frame timber, etc. also kept in stock
or cot to order. '1'he mill is in charge of Mr.
C. Suwers, sawyer. A call solicited.
-tf-856 C. THOMS, St..Helens P. O.
BOAR FOR SERVICE,
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HE LNDERSIGNED WILL KEEP
for��.ervice this season at -lot 14, con. 14
West \i' wanosh, his superior thoroughbred
Berkshire. oar,
'Perms $1, cash. .
. A. McMTLLAN,
-4-855 • Lucknow P. 0..
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
lt,TOTTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
_L" • the partnership • heretofore subsisting;
between us, the undersigned. as furniture
,manufacturers" at the Village of Lucknow, has
:been this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Dated at Lucknow, this 2nd day of June, 1890.
Witness, T. M. CLIFF.
ELLIOT TRAVER. E. S'TOVEL.
HdICE TO CREDITORS.
pURSUANT TO THE REVISED
Statutes of Ontario, 1889, Chapter 110,
bection ',6, the creditors of John Morrison,
late of the village of Lucknow iu the county
of Bruce, wLio died o't or abut the 21st day
of November 1889, are hereby notified to send
to Elliot Traver at the said village !of Luck-,
now, solicitor for the executors of the said
John 'Morrison, on or before the 23rd day of
June 1890, their cln•istiou and surname, ad-
dresses a53c1 occupations with a fall and de-
tailed acconnt of their claims against the. said
John Morrison, deceased, and after the said
last meutioned date the said executors will
proceed to distribute the assets of the estate
arnong, the- parties -entitled thereto, having
n•egar•d only to the claims of creditors whick
AO have been then received, bated this
30th day of May, A. D. 1890,
LELi.IUZ' TRAVER,
3.851 Bolicf for for tLo Executers.
S WILL BE FOUND RIGHT.
We aim to give the best value at
the lowest price.
We have opened this week another
lot _ot .. _
MENS' DRESS, TOP SHIRTS,
Dress vests in fine . check and.
•stripe wools, white Marseiies vests,
light -check -summer -summer coats & vests.
New ties, merino and natural wool socks.
A fine line, of merino socks at rbc. See a few samples
in our window.
We advised our customers over a
month ago, that the then rise
of sugars was not likely, to
be permanent;
Our forecast has proved correct,
but now , we again warn them
that sugars are advancing in price
---aid--williikel ire c i ren. an
strong till after the fruit season,
We are still selling sugars at old figures,
but like our 15 and 20 cent teas,
the supply will not last forever.
One grocer last week, inquired how
we could sell groceries at
the prices we were,
YET I DO Fric
We are advised that. some `)eople in doubt of being able to
purchase a good class of goods in town, order the
same from London or •Toronto. To those we would "say,
WE ARE HERE TO SELL GOODS
And we respectfully request a look through before ordering.
We aim to carry a' stock second .
to none in
QUALITY, QJJANTiTY AND PRICE
and any specialty not in stock'will
be cheerfully order immed-
iately on . notice.
Another consignment of triose popular Ladies and Misses,
cashmere hoseoat 25c. to hand to -day.
. YOURS FAITHFULLY,
Butter and Eggs
Wanted, ,
d. ,J:Irashe
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MEN WANTED
TO -BELL - OUR -GH OI43 NIT--NIT-Y
stock. No experience required. Steady work
the year round. Liberal pay guaranteed.
Outfits free Write for terms and commence
at once.
Atwood & Company,
5 mos. -851. Nureierymen, Geneva, N. Y.
Look ii TZ. Z
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FIRE! FIRE! --
Insure your farm property, private dwelling,
in the old reliable, the
LONDON
MUTUAL
wr-Foit-
CITY MUTUAL
AND CITIZENS.
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Office, -A. ROSS harness shop, Lucknow.
Will be in the. office every Saturday afternoon,
Geo. Grant, Agent, Lucknow
BULL FOR SERVICE.
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R. THOMAS EDWARD FINLAY
_a1 will keep for service, this season, at
Lot 6, Con. 9 Ashfield, his celebrated thorough
bred shorthorn bull, Earl Byron. Earl Byron
bred by Thomas Edward Finlay, Lanes, Ont.,
got iby Highland Chief (imp.), 1257 ; dam
Belva Lockwood, 14211, by Baron Lush, 1388;
Minnie Warren. 7230, by Sir, John, 3900;
Maid of Raven Hill, 3816, by J.othair, 800 ;
Beauty of the Valley, 2446, by Constance's
3?!carrty uma Tit -S '; ..
ton, 10054• Countess, by Shamrock 2nd, 8555 ;
Gazelle, by Splendid, 5298, by Prince Comet,
8425, bred by Mr. Allenby.
Terms 81,25.
848-t f.
HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE.
:re
FOR SALE A BRICK COTTAGE AND
seven village lots on Victoria street, in
this village.. This is a bargain for anyone
wanting a cheap place. Apply to
WILLIAM WALKER,
Lucknow.
The Hub Grocory!
IMMENSE BARGAINS.
Ravin; just received a Targe consign •
ment of
Fresh Groceries,
Mice family flour,
Choice Tobacco,
Caned. Goods,
Crockery,
Glassware
Teas, Coffees,
and -Sugars,
which will be sold cheap at
the Hub Grocery. ..
Goods delivered to all parts
of the village..
JOHN ELLIOTT
UNN'
KIN
iP*-WD C00KSBES FRIEND
MI-L.LINERY!
OF INTEREST TO THE
LADiES..
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Mr. J, Mur;hieou, Lucknow, has opened
a new millinery stere in the stand lately oecu-
ly millinery. ,
THE GOODS ARE ALL NEM
TIIE LATEST STYLES.
THE PRICES THE LOWEST.
Mrs, Murehfson will be pleased to have you
call and inspect the stock before purchasing.
AVM_ IMO
HORSE SHOEING
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GENE
NDGENE RAL BLACKSMiTHDNC.
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Adam Thompson begs leave to tea th
inhabitants of Lucknow and surround%
country for the liberal patronage bestowed o -
him during the last seven years, and wishes g
continuance of his old customers and a tax..
>}hare of the new, a he is in a better positi'oir
.,th n am: t0:d!1Pair Wm-ants...at tlili publ..
He always has on I and a stock of
Wagons 8 Buggies
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of all kinds, He also will remind them of hie
far famed . y
SCOTCH DIAMOND MARROWS
which he alway has on hand and are made
'the very best material. Parties wantiug an
thing in this line will do well to give him acal
-and-see~pricee--before-pTorch asing-arse ,ileo; _--
Particular attention paid to
ALL KINDS OF NORSE SHOEING,
flatfeet, contractions, and interfering.
By strict attention to, business, good wort,
manship and employing nothing but goo,
workmen, I trust to retain the r atrgsiaee
„kirrd4y extended to me.
4�+ --ver �:•�.--:.
C%Y pbe2l Strete opposite the Bank
BULL FOR SERVICE.
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THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO
inform the farmers of this section that
he will keep for service, this season, at Lot 11
in the 8th con. of the eastern division of Ash-
field, a superior bred short -horn bull, "Red
Bismark."
PEDIGREE :-Red Bismark is red. calved
March 8, 1889, bred by William Mallough,
Dungannon, Ont., got by Wallace (imp) 2752,
dam Annie 8430, ley Young Springwood Prince
6299; Grace Harper 2nd. 9227, by Britiifeir
2nd 2889 ; Lady Harper 2nd 6630, by `2nd
Faniosa Chief 1782 ; Lady .Harper 6629, by
Grand Duke 675 ; Rose 1833, by Royal Duke
of Gld'3ter 1035 ; Maggie 1429, by Lord • of
Lune (imp) 155 (16428) ; Queen of the West
1751, by Victor 1136 (12268) ; Daisy 823, by
Halton „684 (11552), Lavinia 4th 1342. by Duke
of ellinton (imp) 91 (-3654 • jaayinia 2na
3.0 by exander (imp-) 6 (11099) ; Lavinia
(imp) 299, by a son of Scopio (1421), by Fry-
holpre (1018), by Son of North Star (458).
TERM,. -$1.00. Thoroughbred same' price.
PAUL SMELTZER,
Belfast, Ont,
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DR. CHASES
,,Has a world wide repiitation as a physician
and'author His Mandrake .Dandelion- Liver^
Cure is a triumph of medical skill, cures all
diseases of the kidney and liver
SYMPTOMS OF
" U LT GUliYI Lfl NTtba,nhek
dull pain or weight in the bladder and base of
abdomen ; scalding urine often ,nbstructd ;
frequent desire to urinate, especially at night,
among, aged persons , hot, dry skin, pale com-
plexion, red and white deposits, drop dizziness,
sour stomach, constipation, piles, liver sore,
swelling, etc p
SYMPTOMS CF
IVEn (,II [MIN t dice,bsallowscoin
plexion, a weary, tired feeling, no lite or
energy, headache, dyspepsia, indigestion,spote,•
pimples, etc.
HOW CURE
Mandrake and Dandelion are mature' I.lvee
cures and when combined witt. Kidney rem6-
dies as in Dr: Cbase's Liver Cure, will most
positively cure all kidney -Liver troubles. It
acts like a charm, stiinnlating the cinped
'liver, strengthening the kidneys, and invipo ra-
ting the whole body. Sold by all dealers at $t
with receipt book, which alone is worth th
money.
K�IDrNEY Dr. Cbase's Pills are the only
r
L1 V •'pKidney-Liver Piilsmado, Tha
sat gently yet effeo£u'ally. May
PILLS. be taken during any emptoy-
ment. They onre Kidney Liver
t'ronbles, headaehe,biliounneaa,coati'anon ete,
One pill a dose. Sold by all dealers. Price 2501 ..,
T• EDMANSON & COn,
BRADFORD. Ostt
Sold by Bnlin' & Am'. Lttokn•wt