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Lucknow Sentinel, 1890-09-12, Page 5Spacial Prizes Lady driver, in single buggy • 2nd 3rd Best 4 foals of 1890, get of one stallion ...e:.;C'.:7mLm;1'F.'.:rn 3r4 Speeding in the Ring 3 00 2 00 1 00 10 00 The Lucknow Sentinel, Bruce Vounty, Friday, September 12th, Pair socks, trade from home spun yarn - 2nd Pair mitts, made from home spun yarn 2nd Pair lady's hose, made from horse spun yarn X50 25 50 25 50 14.,moroic1ery rn silk h nn TROTTING. Two years old,half utile heats hest tti•o in three 10 • 2nd - 5 Three years old, half mile heat, best two in three, open to all - parties living in the 'counties of .Huron and 13ru.ce on he - Ott 00 2nd ,Flat beran wool work 211° Berlin wool work . 2nd Paper flowers 2nd-. Braiding in silk, hand work 2nd 'Braiding in cotton, hand work 2nd Braiding in wool, hand work 50 25 i 50 25 50 25 50 25 . 50 25" 50 25 50 .ter. ED. BR 4 Aug. 26th, 1890. o �u . Y t 9 4.L L•J1 `.1T a 1.. J made clothingdepends on the make of the cloth, whether l cotton, union or all wool. So aJso does the make up. If prop- erly cat with a good style, good fit, good workmanship, the re- sult is satisfaction, Prices then viz : duality, Workmansnip, Fit and Style. These are our pointers . in buying clothing. We keep thein steadily in view; and make prices to correspond, and very often less than value. in mens, youths and boys. Vie were never so yell pleased with our g entlerens furnish- ings as we are with our new fall supplies just opened. We have 30 new lines of ties, in all the new and lovely patterns an culture Society. (no esti agree fee) 10 00 2nd 5 00 Oprrot to .the world, mile heats, hest two in three, entrance fee $1 15 00 2nd 10 00' 5 00, 3rd RUNNING. Open run, half mile '►eats, best two in three, entrance fee 50c 5 00 2nd 3 00 Deg race, attached to cart, quar- Iter .mile heats, best two in three 3 00 :2nd 2 00 Mrd 1 00 Two to enter or no race, three to enter or nq second prize. Alfie above races are. to bo govern(d the National Trotting Association rules. The verdict ' f the judges to be final iii alt cases....Comnittco of management; C. A. Shepard, Alex. o Ross, an awes Bryan. Farcy knitting 'in cotton 55 `2nd 20 Fa�icy knitting in wool 55 2nd 20 Work on Java canvas 50 2nd 25 Fancy patchwork • _ 50 2nd 25 Rag mat 50 2nd 25 Sofa cushion 50 2nd - •2.5 Fancy slippers 50 2nd 25 Macrane or twine work 50 2nd 25 Fancy netting 50 2nd 25 Crewel work in' woes' J0 2nd 25 Crewel work in sills S0 2nd 25 Tinsel work 50 2nd 25 Point and Honiton lace - 9. 50 2n. �o Fancy tidy"' - 50' 2nd 25 Collection of Autumn leaves 50 2nd 25 Collection of. ladies work, not less than 6 pieces 2nd Arreseno work 2nd Outlined, work 2nd Ribbosene work 2nd • Roots and Vegetables 4 varieties potatoes, 1 peck of each 2nd Bushel potatoes in box or basket 2nd • - 6 mangel.wurtzels, red 2nd 6 mongols, any variety • 2nd 6 beets 2nd 6 turnips, swede ..2nd 6 turnips, any other variety 2nd ' 6 field carrots 2'nd 6 garden carrots 2nd 6 parsnips 2nd 12 tomatoes 2nd • Onions,' not less than 12 2nd 1 quart top onions 2nd 4 heads of cabbage 2nd 2 beads ,cauliflower 2nd 2 pumpkins 2nd 2 squash 2nd 2 melons • 2nd 2 citrons 2nd 4 bunches celery 2nd Red poppers 2nd Collection of garden vegetables . 2nd Ladies Department 'Crazy patch work cju'il' 2nd Log cabin quilt 2nd Patch quilt, wool 2nd Patch quilt, cotton 2nd Counterpane, knitted 2nd Counterpane, crotcheted 2nd Counterpane, woven 2nd Patch on old garment or piece of cloth 2nd Darn on old sock or stocking 2nd Oil painting 2nd -Pencil drawing - 2nd -5 yards of full cloth 2nd 10 yards flannel, all wool 2nd •10 yards flannel, half wool 2nd Gent's -fancy flannel shirt 2nd Rag carpet 5 yards,. woven 2nd Worked motto in silk 2nd Worked motto in wool 2nd Rustic work 2nd • Double mitts 2nd Pair of lankets • home made, all 1 1 211 Farmer's -Wreath 2nd Wax week 2nd, Painting, water colors 2nd 'Crayon drawing 2nd • Darned net 2nd Pants, home made 2nd Pair gl ves, knitted Pair hose, knitted 2nd Fine shirt, hand made 2nd Suit of lady's underware 2nd Crotchet work in wool 2nd Crochet work in cotton 2nd Embroidery in wool 2nd Embroidery in cotton 2nd Home spun yarn 2nd Pair socks, knitted 2nd r1To 75 1 00 75 1 00 75 1 00 75 1 00 75 1 00 75 1 00 75 50 25 50 25 75 50 75 50 1 00 75 1 00 75 .1 00 7J 750 1 00 75 50 25 50 25 50 25 5Q 25 00 75 50 25, 50 50 25 50 25 25 50 75 50 50 25 :0 25 550 1 00 75 25 50 25 50 25 25 50 1 00 50. 50 25 Flouters 9 00 1 00 50 25 50 2.5 50 25 75 50 75 50 75 50 75 50 75 50 75. 50 75 50, 50 75. 50 75. 50 75 50 75 5u 75 .50 75 50 75- • 50 25 '50 , •50 25 50 25 75. 50 75 50 2 00 1 00 Largest collection of flowers or house plants, named 2 00 2nd 1 00 3rd _' 50 Assortment of house plants in pots, not less than three varieties 75 2nd - 50 3rd - 25 Boquet of flowers 75 2nd 50 3rd 25 Cut flowers • 75 2nd 50 3rd .r 25 Pair ducks, common 50 2nd, 25 Pair Pekin ducks .50 or co orin. ` s._.__r_ , es-scaj erect fr-o 15 to - 75c. Silk handkerchiefs,---Lovelt' patterns. Japanese from 10c. u'p. Pure sik s in white and co o red at 50, 65, 70, 75, 85, 90, $1, $1.25. ' With such an assort- , meat you cannot miss a choice. Our gents fine white shirts at 750., $1, . $1.25. Colored ditto. Our immense stock of union shirts and drawers at 35 to $1:50 Especially we want every man old. or young to have a look -at our all wool shirts and. drawers at 50c, apiece. Positively the best valuein the world. Also top shirts in all wool in navy brov n and black. Fancy laced or plain at prices below the to west. In ladies fine. underware ; we have a large -and nice stock in all wool., grey ' and white, and union likewise and respectfully request an inspection. The .boots and shoes are with us in great variety, and prices. Also ()Ur celebrated 20c. slipper, We do think .our ladies.. button at $1.25,lace at $1.65 and $1.70. Our mens at $1, $1.45. $1.75 and $2.25 are the best value in town.. 'and we - -want your opinion, Come and. examine, them. , WACON MAKING HORSE SHOiEING ANn CEN E RAL CLACKSTAITHINIL :U u.�,aL•. , ,•j• inhabitants of Lucknow and surroundia .cnu.ltry for the liborvl patronage b,;st„wed u. him during the last seven years, and wishes g continuance of his ust' to -s and a 1a.. share of toe new, as ne .iu a better positiuit than ever to supply the wants of the pt.b1 He always has on hand '4stock of Wagons & uggi. s of all kinds, He also will remind diem of hie far famed SCOTCH DIAMOND !AE1119MS which he alway has on hand and are wade toLe veru 1),,µt Pao -I-• . 11$ ire W] Co we to give hini'acal and see pikes before purchasing elsewher.. Particular attention pan I to ALL MIMS OF HORSE SHOE!t1C. flatfeet ,contractions and interfering. By strict attention to business, good wort{ manship and employing nothing but good workmen, f trust to retain the patronaP* kindly extended to me. ADAM T H O M PS O 111 Cimpbel l Street oppoaite the Rank T 9E000K9S-BEST FRIEND ,Thi Nub Gnarl It shows the drift of our operations when we C1,1 ate a nice bright sugar 17 lbs, fur -$1 ; gr'anulated, 13 lbs. for .,$1 ; 22 -lbs. rice for $1 ; 14 lbs. currants for $1 ; 7 bars electric soap for 25c. ; ' 13 bars acme laundry soap for 25c, ; 1 full pound of baking powder and fine quart sealer for 25c. ; pickles in mixed and chow chow, etc., 20c. ; soda biscuits per 3 Ib. box, 23c. ; All best brands of salmon per can, 15c. . P. S.---zWatch this column for announcement of new fall goods. YOTJRS FAITIT ALLY, A. E. BRASHER, -Butter and eggs taken at highest market price. IMMENSE BARGAINS. Having just received a Targe' consirn-__- ment of t. Fresh Groceries, Choice family flour, Choice Tobacco, Canned. Goods. Crockery, Glassware, Teas, Coffees, - and S,gais, which will be sold cheap at the Hub Grocery. Goods delivered to all parts of the village, JOHN ELLIOTT ISR. CHASES Has a. world wide reputation 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'' P. - iEIDNEY CUMItAiNigiclDbebacknna dull pain or weight in the b adder and base o abdomen ; scalding urine often obsti ucf. d frequent desire to urinate, especially at night among aged persona , hot, dry skin, pale com- plexion, red and white deposits, drop dizziness, sour stomach, constipation. piles, liver Rost, swelling, etc SYMPTOMMIOS CF ' Pain under shnnl der blades, jaun- LIVER COMP1iI dice, sallow eom plexiop, a weary, tiled feeling, no lfte or energy, headache, dyspepsia, indigettion,spote, pimples, etc. How CARE Mandrake and Dandelion a,re nature' TIver cures and when combined with .lsidne'tr reno- dies as in Dr. (chase's Liver Cure, will most positively cure all1Kidney-hives troubles. It acts like n charm, ,stimulating the c ' n,- i liver, strengthening the kidneys. and Invie'.ra- ting the whole body. ' Sold by all dealers at Edi with receipt book. 'which alone is worth money. LIVER KJB�N-1 EY Dr. Chase's Pills are the only L Cr • Kidney -Liver PilIsm ade.'1'hev 1 �/ act gently yetefl'ecti:ally. lieu plus be taken during any c mou,y.' mere. 'I'hev curt ICidney i,ivfvr troubles, headache ,bfli.ousness,•,ist.ivetiers etc One pill a dose: Mold by all dealers, ?rice 25- , T. E©MAPi3OV1 &, Co.; lirADFORD,01 % Sold by Dsitetf & b. r'. Lucknow , D