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HomeMy WebLinkAboutLucknow Sentinel, 1890-05-30, Page 8or', • 0 r*41f414;,014PlliC•4,44-70.T.00=0"Taiiig:1=74:f•Zi'•:':?4"72.,•1:6:Z4'01:41:VP''"; 1.1/CKHOW POI/T.OFFICE. Hours; s a, p. to 7 p. ; Naini W"G,AB,South 0:13 a. tn. Daily .14)2.4013.4104.-42:30P•Tir lICAUlatigh itt9lirrood} t 30p.m KWi1 .a06488.B. North 3.48 p. m. GoderiCh, utermediate Points J 00p. In. L. 11. SG B. North 10.30p, m. Lanisid , t ' Tuesdays 3.00p. ra., and Pilans CLOSE • •L H. & B. South L.H.& B:South 10.00 a. in. W G.& B. North. 3-t0 p. m• Kialoss Halyrood.). 4.30p. inlough m. ; • 5 <Minot 4ndVitinit O. Owing to the, Provincial elections taking place on the 5th of June, the Meeting of the Bruce County Council at Kincardine has been changed to Tuesday, the 17th of June. Court of Revision At the court of revision on Tuesday evening last; the only Case of appeal against assessment was Mr. James —Wilton, who asked tharlot 498 be fa-- duced. It was rAduced-$50. • 0 A Handsome Reei The Council have purchased from a Seneca Falls, New York firm a very fine two -wheeled hose reel for the use of the Lucknow Fire Brigade. It is a perfect beauty, of solid steel, and tent wheels,.. and can carxy Omit $00 feet of hose. it cost the corpora, 4-ij.sm $90. QuIsiting Match A quoiting match was played , on Monday last between the members of the ,Lucknow club, and resulted in Alex. Lawson taking first prize, Wm. The Lucknow Sentinel, Bruce Oounty, Friday, May 30tiv IOW Wanted NEWS OF TOE TOWN. In Condolence Servant girl wanted to do general c•,.••••••ereft,...•••• •••,. - 0.. • ,o..0,00,-,0 -house work. Apply to Mrs. Thos. A. Week's Beeord of the Pushing Border' With Bereayed Parents on the Young, havelock St., LIICknOW. Town. Vikeir Dallugh‘er, menS or bop_ rea,dy made Another Swindling Dodger A new scheme for cheating unwary farmers is a ploughshare fake. A. farmer receives on/trial a new plough share. If it suits he signs what, he believes to ibe an agreement but which turns out to be a note. L°^001721. 91M.' • ZIMEP ',15Afttie•-4460NIM Mat. e ega es o Oon erence At the Kineataue Districasmeeting of the Methodist chi held at Ripley last week, Messrs. Walter Treleaven and D. C. Taylor were elected delegates to the Conference to represent the Lucknow congregation. FteforwrM eeti ngs Mr.° H. P. O'Connor will address - the electors of the South Riding of May 30th; Holyrood, Saturday, May 31st, and Whitechurch, Monday, June 2nd. The meetings will com- mence at 8 o'clock p. m. Bright Prospects in Manitoba Hon. Thos. Greenway, Premier of Manitoba, says prospects ivere 'never brighter than things in general indi- cate this Spring. Vast progress Was -made- urseeding operations, and the 12earig_pnt in the grAmod_ancThr.: good auspices and the subsequent rains having been plentiful and warm, the yield promises to eclipse anything ever heard of. An Old Veteran •A recent issue of the Toronto Globe contains a Most 'thrilling account of the part Mr. John Stewart;W-PalSW Ont., played in the Canadian rebellion of '37. How he took thOield with William Lyon MacKenzie,1 was cap- tured and jailed in Torontojall, thence taken to Fort 'Henry at Kingston where he suffered many hardships and indignities, finally escaping from ens,. For the consolation prize Harry Days took first, Win. .Bowers second. and • Jack Adams third. • • Base Batt On Saturday,' May 24th, the base ,..ba11 club "Nelson League"of S. S. No. '3', Kinloss, under' Capt. John McMil- • lan,, visited S. Sb NO. 11, Huron to a scheduled match with the • • ,,,4,•,.,'.!4"Huron _Chiefs", .under Capt. Frank Patterson. On arrival at the grounds the 'latter club declined to play ,and , the game was awarded to tbe Nelson League"'club by score -of p to 0. Bright Prospects W. R. Callaway, District Passenger Agent, Toronto : WINNTPEG, May 27,7—Reports just .in from sections of country to Regina, 1f Modsotuin, Glenborb, Plum Creek; Deloraine and Brandon, shewing . an increase of about twenty per cent. in a,Creage under crop .Farmers. in good spirits over prospects for large yield. .Grain *ell rooted and premises for good crop could not be better. soil, and afterwards returning a free man, Mr. Stewart 'is still hale and hearty. ' Tell,Your Right Age Parties who insure. their lives in. benefit gocieties,• as well as in old line companies, can't be too careful in giving their correct ages.. • Recently the A. 0. U. W. successfully resisted the payment of a claim on the,life of a man who gave his age at 49 .when it was proved in court that he was at least 55, though it was generally thought he was nearer 60. Now, if any of our readers have intentionally or by mistake given the wrong age they had bettersave their money or get the matter,corrected. • Insurance ompanies and societies will be' com- mended, by all right thinking people or being particular in this matter. . L. &. HAMILTON. Conservative Meeting A 'meeting in the interest of Mr. J. M. .Roberts,' was held at Belfast nn Saturday night .last, and was attended by a number of the leading ConServa- ‘ Lives and a few Reformers. The chair was occupied by Mr.. Robert- Webster, • of Ashfield, Befilea Mr. Roberts, speeches were delivered in favor of him*y Messrs. Dr. Holmes and Dr.. Shannon, of Goderich, and Mr. R. Porter, M. P., while Mr. James merville advocated the claims of Mr. J. T. Gai'row, the Government candi, date The meeting, though small; was decidedly .Conseryative, and a fair, heating was accorded all the speakers. An Cutrageous Act . OiMonday night,In.st some wound- • rel eia in two a fifty. foot length of the s re hose that has been used for wat 1 mg • the streots. It is inde«1 hats to believe that ve have living vg'c such fiOnds, but from the any, Tet:ent incendiary fires and_ sithe lutiageous'deeds that have been • connweare compelled to admit that 'y are living with 'us, creatures base d degraded enough to commit • any in the 4! trk calandar of crim nd it is orily the 'mean, COW- arc11\ a.r 1. f thejr ()an vile carcasses that Ts them from murder and its assoc. climes. This last act. was net t work of a minor, as the ihsfkl- !nevi', destruction must have had t the )'trong arm of a full - grow • tid to accomplish s elCan. cut c. le heavy, ruhher-lined hose. .Deed .rottrel..d in greater mystery_ 'than r ;, however, have been brought and, we Ifave :strong hopes that t's. perpetrators of the act will yet 1.1,, . L the sentence they so richly deserv.•:, Indepe dent Foresters4„... • A Court of the Independent Order of Foresters was. organized here on Wednesday evening last, by Mr. Poole, of, Lorlon,--and the new society starts out with nineteen. charter memb?rs and a bright prospect • for future success. The following is a list of the Officers :, • , . Court Deputy—J. C. Grundy. • Chief Ranger—D. 111: Hayes: Vice .Chief Ranger -4A. D. Congram. Recording Secretary—H. Wilson. Financia Secretary.—M. Campbell jr... Treasurer—Thos. Reid.. Senior' Woodward—J, Wallace. J unior Woodward. -W. , J. Lyons. • Senior Beadle -A. McKinnon. Junior Beadle—K. J. McLeod. • Chaplain—H. Young.. • Court Physician—Dr. Gordon. Past Chief Ranger—R, 'Grat:tin, Notice to Farmers Owing to a very great improvement , • in, the water power. of the Lift:know Roller Mills, which will enable me to run b'y water abotit nine months in the year, a very great reduction in running expenses Of the mill, no wood, no •engineer to pay for, to benefit the far mers with light wheat in the future if they will clean it well. I will give a return O 0 Ins. of flour and feed in every GO lbs. ef wheat, no matter what it may test. .GO: KERR. •L-A'good ennlity• of tapestry carpet. for 35 cents a yard at Connell's, beantiful work entitled "Heroes of the Dark Contintent" !being delivered to sub.,;cribers by Mr. • R. Graham, ner,t1 at his office or t•lie SENTINEL office. —'We love ,juAt rocfi,vpd another -lot Of those lyhster shirtings Nothing to beat them for -wearing and washing. A full range of patterns and prices to select from. CAMERON, MURDOCH d CO.' _Miss Latta Berry left .on2Wednes- day far- Clinton and Seaforth where $1i will take part, in the programme of a concert in -each place on Wens - ay and Thursday. •cl • Death of suits try Connell, Lucknow. The following letters of sympathy —Mrs. J. Bryan is spending a week were sent to Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford, with friends in Kincardine. of St. Helens, on the occasion of the —Mr. W. j. Treleaven ishome death of their daughter Janet a few - from the Toronto University. weeks ago : 4—The Council will ins sect. the weei.a.sorir.--"WiRiirel-A97• I' mg next. 9 To Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford caul family : — Mrs. D. E. Cameron, of Toronto, is visiting at her mother's resideRee in Lucknow. — Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Walker and son, of Edgarton, Mass. are the guests of Rev. J. Walker, of this village. —Go to Cameron, Murdoch Si Co. for • anything you want in the red glove line. LucknoW Presbyterian Young Peoples' Soeiefy of Chrintian foiiosving resolution was read and adopted : It is with feelings of sorrow that we leanof your sore bereavement in the removal of your loving Janet from this earthly scene. During the short time she was a member of our society, her modest and amiable christian deportment won our admiratiod and respect. Your hearts will be sore and your homes dark., but we ytitir--loss-wilt be her exceeding great gain. We lire also cheered in the'conficlence that you enjoy the consolations of the. Great Comforter making true in your happyexper- ience 8ueh wont ()US — e 1 pwort eague gave a very fine' entertainment in the church on ruesda? evening. last. —Mrs. John Baird and daughter, of Toronto are the guests of Mrs. (Dr.) Garnier, in this village. —Rumor says that one of our popular bar -tenders is shortly to join the ranks of the beiiedicts. —For a good line of lace curtains go to Connell's. He has them from s a pair up. . —Mr. Pollard, Dungannon, sus- tained rather ,�. heavy loss recently in having a horse stolen, valued at $150. —Wanted. A good smart boy to learn watch waking. One from the country preferred. Apply to Jonri- WALLACE, 'Audi:MAN,. • - —All kinds.of groceries of the best qualities kept at the new grocery very cheap, as we sell for cash and produce only. Goods delivered to any part of the town.—Geo: Kerr. —No services. will be. conducted in S. Peters church next eV. Mr. Goldberg will be absent froin Lucknownfor a few days in London. ,—Wanted immediately 25 'or 30 small pigs. Parties having the -same to part with should 'state age, breed, and price. Address, Box. 70, Dungan- non, Ont. , —Mr. W. M. Dack,-the popular, Reform candidate ,for Centre Bruce, gave us a .call on Wednesday, and re- ports that his prospects for re-election by • an .increased majoriiy are very bright. He addressed a large meeting at Paramount that evening and was well received. cen We now pray that we may be all led on to explore more and more of the glorious fields of divine truth, that we may have grace to draw out more largely of the rich wells -of salvation., and that we may be abundantly blessed in all our afflictions. Signed on behalf of the society, A. McKay,. President. St. Helens, May,14th,1890. Dear Mrs. Rutherford The members of the W. F. M. Society take this -opportunity of expreSsuig their sympathy with you and your household at this time, It 'expresS What Wel-eel in words, but we assure you that you all have our sym- pathy and prayers. We commend you to • Christ, who is able to comfoq all sorrow. "Like as a father pitieth his children, so the Lord pitieth them that fear him. 'For he • knoweth our frame, he rcmeinbereth that we aro dust." In tiame.of the W. F. M Society, JESSIE S. ANDERSON, President. GOOD YE WEARY MOTHECilS. MRS.- SMITH HAS JUST RECEIVED A, a4A...r•es„a50,DiTtaa `0, UNDERWARE AT LOW PRICES. • .1:00021:0010° Fine night dresses embroidery trimmed for 75 cents. Ladies under skirts, embrofdered and tuckal from $1.25 'and upwards. Lovely all over EIVIEIROIDE ED DRESSES for infants and children cheaper than •you • can make them .LADIES TUCKED UNDERSHIRT& ' —AT 65 CENTS.— )114_ • CHILD -WENS MUSLIN APRONS EM- 13ROIDERY FRONTS AND TRIM- MED BEGINNING AT 45 CEN TS. CORSET COVERS -- o.RoTET YOKE Arsra Just opening to -day a case of fancy, haAteixi all the latest styles, also a lot of new flowers at • /FS °A.T ' • • I DON'T WANT .1.111E —BUT— EARTH ! ' - - - ,Va • Address to Rev. F. A.,111eLennan. Address .presented to • Rev. '1Y. A. McLennan by the session and 'congre- gations of Dungannon and Port Albert May 27, 1890, on the occasion of the induction of Rev. Robert Fairbairn, 1.A. 1'. A. McLennan'. DEAR SIR :—On this auspicious .oc- casion we, in the name of the Session and united congregations of Dungan- non and Port Albert, desire to express our obligations to you for the hearty and active interest you have taken in ourwelfare during the vacancy. -Your relation to us . as- Moderator of the Session has been most pleasing and agreeable,and we recognize the .t.t;is.: dom., firtnnesa- and courtesy which have characterized you in the relation you have sustained to,,us. Weapowe it to your 'kind and .activ interest, in no small measure that th vacancy w4cli has extended to abou five months his been so filled. Worcl are meagre and inadequate to expres our deep sense of gratitude to you fo he kindlyinterest you have taken i ur best and highest well being Allow us 1:3 assure you that•the men ry of your relation to us and th ilicieucy with which you have, dis hargecl the duties ef that relation wil e deeply engraved uponour hearts Wishing you and your estinabl artner in life and young fannly, tb lessings of a kind Providence and o ur gracious Heavenly Father um. inch succes -in the work of the Lord e ;ire in the name III the session and mgregation yours most. oTatefully7 VM. 1171' 11. M. DUFF'. , For congregation. Session. Clerk angannon, May 27, '00. , Mr. McLennan replied expressing s appreciation of the kindly senti ems contained in the address now esentecl, and his pleasure, in being surod that the service he had rendered behalf of the congregation had been ceptable to them. He congratulated mu in I having secured a settled pas.- ✓ after a brief vacancy, -and expressed e earliest hope and confidence that e relation which pastor and people tain to one 'another may lae a mu - al blessing to thein. t 0 0 c 0 p it c( hi 111 pr as in ac th th th sus tu 1 Mr/ AM GOING TO HAVE IT IN LTJOKNOW, TOO, AND 1 HEREBY announce to the people of Lucknow and surrounding country, that any PE ;Div LC. 8191VI Jg." S. 0 Al 7 55 coming to me having their teeth out, that I will put in two: sets of teeth, TEETH TEETH TE PaRARY AFP PE.R.BIANENTrthe .. pri:,.e of one set, • $15, made of the very best material in the world. use no rubber but C. ASH Sz SONS, Londen, 'England. The teeth.Will.bo C. Ash & Sons, and S. S. White's, cotceded by all who are in the , business to be noqualed Im T9 11.0;IMISRMIII INfaa=ii• . • Those firms have their names on their goods, and thepeople can .see '.hat they ,• are getting, and as I use nothing .but the best material, I will guarantee sat-. •. . • •isfaction to all reasonable people, the unreasonable and there 'at.'3' a few..• such in the world, will please bear in mind that 1 don't want their, trac I can always be found at Dr. Meet -bullion's office, Lucknow. D. 13.13,,TTEnSON, Llickaow. lackto. o ; Is as usual ahead Leadig:„ Photogra J. ST INGE1 in the finest styles and positions for photos, .3.11111.111.0.111110 F` ET HOT 8, Finest retouched, and 'burnished, $37.6Q.k to $3 per aoz. Cards $1 to $2 per aoz. AMBROTYPES MADE TO PERFECTION He saiso keeps a large sock stock of spectacles, especially • ,the well-known. and also deals in Be-' Keepers supplies, N - books, stationery, albums, frames and fancy goods. • Remember the studio, E. L,, Johnston's old stand. Ncia door to Iteid's bakery. :