The Sentinel, 1882-10-13, Page 5m.�„ y r T,•.• 4'
aving received my :complete} stock ° of
IANTLtS,
BONN:
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ERY,
RIBBONS, _ FEATHERS
CWWR ,
LACES;:
_
ST, ETC. FANCY GOODS W , _ , - -- ..•
cordial •- i n rf the ladies-ofLuckno an
lir invite the :�n$l?ecL o �
surrounding country.
Every .tine complete in all the lend ng Styles and Shade's -
My y stock of - Woollen Goods is unsurpassed in the Pro-
vinee. Come and see for vourse yes.
RADGLIFFE..
' Luckaowt next to *Post Office.
STOVE:
STOVES.
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!IT .. HAVE A •#FEW~ it.TTUBS OF 31Trx. Ei t . EQ' SEi,L, ND IT IS
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Both Sweet Mod; oFl, and it;inayire yoit intend.fio turn
=�sto
in -on
e cunt," .if such • you -:have, t Well, .as . y �i have obtaisi d thou goods at such
tineei and -quantitiesas sui cyourrequirement�sisit;
not r
senable f
or
you tobringyour tater ngods;se0snbooe _theleavethe
markets 4
--Every storekeeper' consults the _ interests and convenience of ilia,
7Ousto13iers. Now. if you keep yoursButter=until Nevem'iigr =or" D ember, the
"storekeeper may have to keep it Over allswinter, or sell atAo loss, I take it'that
you 4lo� not wish anyone. to lose oniayour butter." Well thzen br;• " it along ui
reasonably `good time, say iefo 'e the. 21;sfi- of this montlrioff October: ` No'mer
chant;wants more than his:own money out.of your butter Every Tub costs the
merchant 50 cents to ship .Theretare the: -
,Haas pleaure in informing the citizens of`; 1.ucknow and surrounding country,
that the. has opened, out in the shop -formerly occupied; by Joint PEART,
` € opposite the Whitely 'House, -and is prepared to'sell. `
TUB; TIIS,t f'3LOTH,
ALT, _ fiE:
ING AND
IME.`
[valises, Ftc. ;
Having purebaeed tiie stock of harness, ,etc.,
belonging tolMrs Ww-:Grassie4, 1 am better
' prepared th'n evert° 8upp47,the Wants of n►y
customers an 1 the public generally... Bement- - z .
ter the place, Graesiek's old stanJ, est to_
.Tennant'8 drug_ atere..; 3 f,a
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ALS
;Lucknow ,Juae'$th, 2882 ' sr.
STERN , ,3
Now.if you get the Tap :of the, market; the mere .ant loses 50 cent% on each tub..
Please remember,: that all' the hard work is not in 1 falcing fthe utter. The
hardest thing any one eyer experienced is to." Work and Lose Ma=tey f0 To be
idle and lose is tolerable,_but to put in` time, thought, capital and ork,and lose
after' all}:^ . the very consummation of human misery. But this i Very often
the experience of the-Tinerchant, find more,--he'_l as•to--;swallow it all in Sileitee.:
If the farmer's. crops fail there is -universal sympathy,but where ist e sympathy
%for :the merchant who fails, or loses his Money .t Would you help to preserve
the merct.from loss'1 Bring in your -butter early.
' I O* aO711 - COL s ly woOD;_
Coal Oil and Lamp Goods.
SFT'. .1ZE
pH .A. L1 XI MS,j
And everything in lies line, at bottom prices.. Eavetroughing and Repairing !
promptly attended to. An. early call solicited:.
DAVID SUTHERLAND.
lji:cl;now, September 29114 1882.
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a:
Is now Receiving Daily Supplies . of
in: the'neatest styles, and will be sold cheap in 11 depar
n Tents. Comprising -
nsssi cone,
WIXOETS, . CHECKED AND PL.1114
Fr sN Ls. IN AI.L CowEs,
Wool, . SIIAWLS, WoOL `2'AN2f8 .
' ' WHITn- Oo'rroNS, IN ALL PBICES,
FACrowr C0!roae, N Pa
Contains :Seventy-two Columns, of _ Reading-
-Matter,
eading-Matter,_ and is admitted to be the best autiffor
ity uponAgricuiturai and COm!iere'ai ratters
In the Dominion.
Subscribe for 1083 ,'stow, and `C 1'
B&LANCE 01 --18 8: TREE.
Oraers,and remittances tom addressed
•t
Tliesubseriibers 'hereby 'notifp puhlid tit;
general that they are prepared to exegete;
ally workin thezrline ina superior styli
ILD'G of AIL II
contracted forand finiebed in the latent man-
ter and with great,eatisiaetinn. We keel►
.on hand -a large stock of Seasoned •
Lumber; A i! sizes .
DOORS- -SASH AND BLINDS_
on hand, or made to orcer- at short notice.
• W,e gup,rantee good -'work as we keel! noise -
hut the bestof workmen and material;
e•,1
Lueknew, Marab 220,1882..
�ADI>ZB�' ULBTERINGS
sLLDI �s' AC1{11T CI+WTH,
.That- cannot be excelled. iii Pattern
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FARM FOR SALE,,
p(�BING CENTRE 1'ART, LOT 10; CON,
11
1.2, township of Kinloss: Adjoins the
village of Kinlough on Luckiow gravel road,
good soil, best of water, . large Orchard of
apple,Plum,. pear. and cherry trees frame
house; frame barn, 54 by 32, :stabling laispneatli,
ten acres: of fall wheat in. Apply, ion prom -
see,to 1 "9 JNO. NICLIOLLS •
a
Peart & Corrigan: will take
BUTTER AND° EGGS
exchange for Boots . anis Shoes
Partied wishing close .de•Is will do well
-: Po sail at-.
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'HEART: CCIZZIGLIT'S
:ts ire 'intend giving ' : bar Tai as Iu
BfOTS-tl. AND SHOES
1►efortei �ivtng'tur fall stock. H lives t;
1V:it sold ul,;alraale.aid t t,r it at
f t
PEMt`T &.`CAB
;heapness.
T11 the best) (,olors;made 1 expressly `for my, own xtr.ade, for
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