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—THE— '
ffentind
is published every Friday at the " Sentinel"
• block, north-east corner of Outram
an "ttmpbell Sts., Lucknow,
BY�
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MONEY To LOAEU
MOWAT WON'T GO!
The Government Strongly Sus-
tained.
The elections tog the Ontario Legis-
lature on Thursday resulted in a
u
w.
J R. Stratton
Prescott A. E-vanturel
Renfrew S. Dr, Dowling
Russel
Simcoe (i
Toronto.......
Victoria E.
" W.
Waterloo N.
.... A. Iiobillard
R Patton
.Ala. ,McDougall
J B. Campbell
Dr. McKay
E W. -Snider
Lueunow Public School.'
The following is the standing of the
pupils of the Lucknow Public School
for the month of May :
FIRST DEPARTMENT.
. -.Senior Fifth Olass.—Excellent—B,
)ar'rick 94, M. McDonald 89, G. Smith
89, M. Watson 87, R. Griffith 85, T.
A
- A. D1cDONAf.D, M. 1)., C. M. C. P. S.
• O. Office, Kintail.
Tsk R. TENNANT, PHYSICIA N,•
• Surgeon and Accoucheur. Surgery op -
1 -2-
a. in., and f rpm '2 to 5'p. m.
� YMcD. GORDON, M.D., C.M., , F.T.
• M.S., M.C.P.S.U., Physician, Sur-
geon, and .Accoucheur. Office next door to W.
Allin's implement shuli. Residence at present,
Lucknow Hotel.
R. D. GEDDES, V.S:, CALLS
either by snail' or telegram promptly
attended to. C i ;es uicderate--Office. Cor-
rigan's hall, B E,•4ing house, Cain's hotel.
Lucknow.
LEG
COMMISSIONER,�I Ii1I0AT COI RIGAN, COMMISSIONER,
►�7 in H. C. G. Kinlough P. U., Ontario.
ARROW Ss. PRQUDFOOT, BARRIS-
r, • h Ost.
T. G. GAItROW, Q. C. Wm.. PROUDFOOT.
T1LLIOT TRAVER-, ATTORNEY AT
i J
:law, Soli. itor in, Chancery, Convey-
ancer, etc. Office, next door to Murchison's
jewellery store, Lucknow, Ont,
11
MOR'i ISON, ATTORNEY
A.T
• law, Solicitor. in Chancery, Commis-
sioner, Conveyancer, etc, ' Office, over the
barber shop.
GENERAL
OBER'!.' ,CUNNINGHAM, INSTJRR
ance, Fire & Marine; Guelph, Ont.
•AltiONEY TO LOAN! I HAVE A FEW
1VL thonsand .dollars to invest for , private
parties. at reasonable • interests. ELLIor
TRAVERS.
MONEY TO LOAN! ON FIRST-CLASS
mortgages at 7 to 7' per cent.. interest,
payable yearly. Charges moderate, Apply
to ROBERT MURRAY, St. Helens.
JOHN M URCHISON, C. P. R TICKET
agent. One way excursions to the North
West and Paciti': Coast. Full information to
intending travellers to any part of the world,
MONEY TO LOAN ! , AT 6"PE R CENT
from 2 to 20 years. Lists of farms for
sale in Ot.tarie as well as Manitoba. Parties
desirous to sell farms vill consult their inter-
ests by inspecting the advertising facilities of
Subscriber in Groat Britain and Ireland and
- continent of lands for sale. ANGUs STEWART,
Land Valuator, Lucknow, Ontario.
• WEST WAWANOSH MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company, board of
directors meets for the transaction of business
on the first Tuesday each month. Parties
wishing to have their property insured in this
increasingly popular Company, will by giving
-notice, be called upon by'an agent or by one
of the Directors. Business calls promptly
attended' to. 'Office, I}ungannon. J. M.
ROBERTS, Secretary, WM. LANE, Treasurer.
SOCIETIES'
TUCKNOW
J Lodge, No. 112
meets 'every Friday
'evening at 8 o'clock
in their.hall, -Campbell street, All brethren
cordially in.vitrd. D. TAYLOR, Noble Grand ;.
JOHN TLLIOT, Recorder.
fi O. F., COURT'
\-/• Sherwood, No.
50, Lucknow. Meet
every brat and third
Monday in eve r
month, in the Odd -
fellows hall. Visit-
ing , brethren a r•e
cordially invited. A.
DevIsoN C. R.
D. D,. rYta, SEC.
A, • O. U. W. LUCKNO W . LODGE OF
• the Ancient O der United Workmen,'
meet •in the Oddf Vows hall; on the last and
second Monday ienings of each •month at
eight o'clock. siting brethren cordially
invited. ; JOHN FART, Master Workman.
' It. D. CAMERON, Recorder. .
UCKNOW MECHANICS' INSTT-
1 tute. Reading room open every evening
from 6 to 10 p. m., excepting Saturdays, when
the hours will he from 2 to 6 p. m. The
libqurian will be in attendance during these
hours. D. 1). i ruLE, President. JAS. SosrER •
VILLE, Secretary.
DENTAL:
y' S. JEROME. T,. D. 8.
Pffi • Wingham, will be in
Lneanow on the second and
f5urth Friday and Saturday of each month.
Having purchased a large arnotint of stock at
reduced. rates, I am prepared to make 'good
Nets of.teeth for 810 and the beat that are
shade for $12. Filling and extracting a epee-
iaitY. J. t3. Jew:WE.
cipal points. Cheques, drafts and
mortgages cashed. Notes discounted. Amer-
ican' currency & American bank drafts or
cheques bought or sold.
Interest allowed on deposits from five dollars
and upwards at the rate of five per centum per
annum. Money to Lena on farm or village
property at the lowest current rates.
Fire insurance effected in first class stock
intim ance companies only.
We have one 200 acre, three 100 acre and
two 50 acre farms for sae cheap Office
honrs 10 a, m• to 4 p. m:
G. A. SIDDALI,, Manager.
•
•
50,000
LBS. OF WOOL
Wanted at the old
PIOEER STOfE
CAMPBELL'S
OLD STAND,'
L.� KIVOWI
For which- the'.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
Will be paid.
W. J. BRUMPTON.
Ashfield Council.
The above council 'met on May 2Sth.
Members were all present. Minutes
of last meeting read and approved..:.
Accounts paid—A. Reid,plank and
t culvert, $4.00 ; J. McGee, culvert and
ditch, $5.00.; Jno. Sullivan, repairing.
hill, $10.00 ; J. E. Sullivan, stone
work, $3,00 ; E, Bowler, attendance
on Mrs. Lucy six weeks, $8.00.;
• Doctor's certifieate to commit Mrs.
O'Neil to the asylum, $10.00 ; refund
of taxes to Episcopal church $12.00,.
(school taxes rot counted) ;. J. Tigart,
refund bill, $3.60 ; S. Pulland, work
on road, $1.00 ; J. Park, drain, $2.00 ;
T. Stewart, culvert, $8.00 ; Wm. Mc -
Nall, drain, $8.51 ;, J. Shields, repair ..
ing road, $1.00 ; G. Westbrook, repair-
ing hill', 50 cts. ; ' R. E. Lane, hoods to
Mrs. Lucy, $4.77 ; R. Harrison, muni-
cipal returns to government, $10.00-;
J. McKay, ext ry.„ time and expense in
getting box for roll, $3.00.
JI. • Va•nsickle was appointed path -
master instead of T. Gauley. Fence
viewers and pound keepers appointed
same as last year. The collector re-
ported that he could not collect dog
tax from H. Toombs, H, Farries, J.
Cantwell,' Jas. Thompson, . and on
motion these were struck off the col-
lectors roll. •
The council adjourned to sit as a
Court of Revision. Reductions made
—R. Ellis, $247 ; T. Stewart, '$100 ;
W. Speers, $600 ; R. Cameron, $300 ;.
John Cameron, $100 ; D. F. McLen-
nan, $625.
On motion of McKenzie and Girvin
the -assessment roll of 1890.was acoept-
od as revised., this 28th day of May.
The 'clerk was directed to write to
J. Crizin and W. Mourn relative to
unfinished contracts.
The 'council will meet again on the
25th of''June.
W. LANA Clerk.
—What is prettier than a lovely
bonnet 4 and Mrs. Smith's is the place
to see therm yin a<11 their• loy liners. and
beauty.
the Liberal party, and so far as the
returns have been: received the 'Gov-
ernment will have fully as large a Ma-
jority as in the old House. In South
Bruce Mr. -O'Conner's majority is
about 900, while in Centre Bruce Mr.
Dack's majority has increased from 34
to over 200; and in North Bruce Mr.
Porter has also- secured a majority
In Huron the. three ridings have been
carried by the Reformers, the West
Riding giving -Mr. J. T. Darrow a
majority of 139, and in, the East the
old reliable Thos. Gibson taking over
500, and in the South Archy Bishop
holds. his o-wn with seine „45 to -spars
ln Lucknow during, the contest very
little excitetnent .prevailed, and when
the result of the polls was declared,
and Dr. Tennant had secured a ma-
jority of 27, it was a surprise to even.
the most ardent of " liis supporters.
O'Connor Tennant
Northern Division :... 55 - 66
Southern Division .'... 28
44
83 •1'10
Majority for Dr. Tennant .. , . 27 •
In the Township of Kinloss the,
Doctor ,also polled a good vote,. though
not so large as his friends had antici-
pated at the Langside and Black Horse
wards. The inajorities in the different
polling divisions were
O'Connor Tennant
,Grey -Ox Division . `;-68" -
Langside 24 —
Holyreod •... 24 ---
Black, Horse ...... . 12
116 12
Majority for O'Connor 104
.We have not received the full
returns for the whole riding, but front telegram just received from Walker-
ton as we got to press Fe learn that
Mr O'Connor's majority will be over
900. • The result throughout the
Province, so far as retprns are in, give
the. Government 66, Conservatives 33;
and Equal Righta2.
REFORMERS.,
R. A. Lyon.
Jas. Conmee.
W. B. Wood.
A S. Hardy..
Hon. Fraser.
D Porter.
W. M. Dack.
Algoma E.
W.
Brant N,
S.
Brockville
Bruce N
C.
" S. .......... H. P. O'Connor.
Cornwall,, Wm. Mack.
Durham W. ' W. T: Lockhart
Essex S. ' W. D. Balfour.
Glengarry Jas. Bayside.
Grey N. Jas. Cleland.
Grey S. A. IL Hunter..
Haldimand . Dr. Baxter.
Hastings E. N Vermilyea. ,
W. W. H. Biggar.
Huron W. • J T. Gat•row.
" E. • 'r Gibson.
A. Bishop
11, Ferguson
C McKenzie
" E. :... ' H. McKenzie
Lanark N. , , , .. .... N. C. Caldwell
Middlesex N. .J: "Waters
G W. Ross
Monck • R. Harcourt
• Nipissing ' , J Lauchlin
Norfolk N. , , , ,. , .. . J. B. Freeman
" S Wm. Charlton
Northumberland W. ....C. C:, Field
Ontario S. .-. J. Dryden
Ottawa I E H, Bronson
Oxford N. 0 Mowat
` S. ' Dr. McKay
Parry Sound. J 11'. Sharp
Peel J -Chisholm
Perth N. . `:,.,.:.,ti..Dr. Ahrens
Peterboro E. , , ; T, Blezard
• " S.
Kent E.
Lambton W
" W.
Wellington S.
" E.
',W.
N.' Awrey
D. Guthrie
Col. Clark
A 8 Allis
York E. G B. Smith
" N. E J. Davis
Dr. Gilmore
CONSERVATIVES.
Addington. .
Cardwell-....-; ,
ar eton G W.
Monk
Dundas
Elgin E H. T. Gordon
W.
Jas.
Reid J-uler-Fifth -Class.=Good=ll --M-:
Queen 75, L. Armstrong 68,. J. Yule
65, A. Whitely 65, A. Lawson 65.
Fair—J. Walker 47.
SECOND DEPARTMENT.
White
Senior Fourth Class.—H. McCharles .
D. Boyd, J. Smith, A. Colling, C.
Bush Hatnly, A. Grundy, G. Bowers, F. ,
Collins, L. Mullin, • F. John -
D.
n -.
Berry, W.'Reid, W. Miller. <<� x'x
sten, J. McCoy, M. Mal.lough, - L.
Junior- Fourth Class.—J.' Tennant,
J. ' Watson, L. Patterson, W. Corri-
gan, W. Yule, P. McMillan, E. Greer,
J. McDonald, W. Stewart, S. Arm-
strong, H. McKinnon, M. Graham, A.
Lyons, S. Greer, W. Stewart, S. Yule,
K. Treleaven, A. Young, M. Douglas,
.:.H
.ornell, A. Douglas, L. Gordon,
82. Good—G. McQuillan 78, S. West
72, A. Stewart 72, W. McLeod 66.
Fair—D. Thompson 48, J. Lane 43.
Intermediate -Fifth Class.—Excel-
lent—M. McCoy 94, F. Graham 84, T.
Lawrence 83. Good—E. Graham (8,
M. McGrory 68, J. Baird 66, H.
Holmen 63, M. Campbell 56. Fair—
L. McDonald 47, A. Grundy 44.
J P. Whitney
" W
Essex N
Frontenac
Grenville
Grey 0
-Halton
D. McColl
S
....H. Smith
J Rorke erns
I
W.
T H. S.inson
Hamilton
Hastings N
Kent,W ... . ,.
Kinston
Lanark S ,. ,
Lennox
Leeds
A. F. Wood
J Clancy..
J' . H. Metcalf
N, McLenaghan
Dr. Meacham
Dr. Preston
J Hiscott
W. R. Meredith
Lincoln •
on. en
Middlesex E. .... R Tooley
Muskoka... ...... •.. G..F. Marter
Northumberland E.. Dr. Willoughby
Ontario N, ..... ....J. Glendenning
Prince Edward • J Johnston
Renfrew. N R Dunlop
Simcoe E. . . A. Miscanipbell
W• Dr. Whtie
Toronto...'. E. F.. Clark, H: E. Clark
Welland • Wm. McClary
Waterloo S. A Bowman
EQUAL RIGHTS.
Dufferin. .. ........ .Dr. Barr
Durham E • A. Campbell
Ashlield.
•
The orchards present a beautiful
appearance and there are prospects of
a heavy crop of fruit.
It is the intention of Zion S. S. to
have a pie-nic in Mr. Jas. • Hunter's
grove, on Dominion Day. •. Hope,
Hackett's Sunday Schools are cordially
invited to join with us. There will be
all, kinds of harmless amusements pro-
vided and a,pleasan.t .day may be 'ex-
pected.
• Thefollowing is the standing of the
pupils of S:.S. No. 5. in order of merit
in the May monthly review, viz :
Sr. 4th—E. Wilson, C. Gardner, W.
J. Webster, D. Smith. Jr. 4th—M.
Anderson, R. Webster, G. Webster,
W. Gardner, R. Took. Sr. 3rd—M.
Andrew, B. Ritchie, J. Nelson, A.
Gardner. Jr: 3rd—If Anderson, A.
Brown, L. Webster.' 'Sr. 2nd,—R.
Webster, L. Hunter, , J. Shroud, R.
Gardner, E. Gardnier, M. Webster, J.
Helm. J r. 2nd --M. Gardnier, R.
Wilson, E. McGill, B. Gardner, S.
Webster, E. Reid. Sr., part 2nd—M.
Brown, S. Webster, C. Webster, R.
Hunter, 0. Took. Jr. part 2nd— J.
Wilson, J. Webster, • J.. Hunter, L.
Havelock. Sr. part 1st:—J. Have-
lock, H. Reid:, Jr. part 1st= -H' Bar
ber, J. Hunter, S. Wilson, E. Webster,
L. Webster, T, Gardnier. III div.
part lst—L. Webster; G. Hunter, S.
Hackett, M. Reid, O. Brown.
—A baseball thatch between ,the 2nd
con. and Loclialsh will be played in
the Caledonian Park, at 2 o'clock on
Saturday afternoon.
—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.
—Mr. George‘Moir,' of St. Mary's,
addressed several political' meetings in
South Bruce, in behalf -•of Dr. Ten-
nant. Mr. Moir, who is an old cam-
paigner, is a good speaker.
--Turnip seed °fall kinds, also beet,
mangle and carrot seed of the best
kinds sold {cheap' 'at Geo. Kerr's
grocery.
The farmers are at their road work
and grading parts 'of the. road Algaioh'
needed it badly,.,
M. McNabb, N. McDonald, 'E. Mc-
Dougall, A. Brunel', M. Matheson, A.
Boyd, E. Ross, W. Stewart, M. Mc-
Kay, F. McIntosh,' V. McDonald.
' THIRD DEPARTMENT.
Senior Third Class.—Excellente—E.
Smith, K. McNabb, A. Barber, B.
McIntosh, T. Cain. ' Good—A. Baird,
S. Johnston, W. Treleaven, A. Law-
son, A. h.Iiher, G. Berry, J. Lees, F.
Davison.
Junior Third Class. -=Excellent --M.
McKinnon, 1-1. Barber, G. Armstrong,
S. Boyd, J. McDonald. tiood—A.
Matheson, G. McMtlfan, J. A. Mc-
Donald, L. Murdoch,R. Holmes, B.
Hamly, • 0. Ross, A. Findlater. Fair
—W. Corrigan. •
Senior Second Class.—Excellent—
E. Robertson, L. Patterson, R. Wilr
son, E. Davison, B. Bryan, H. Gal-
lagher. ' Good—E. Mohring, J. Doug-
las, R. Armstrong, W. - Brennan, W.
Mohring, J. McCormac, M. Thompson.
Fair -D. Ross, C. Corrigan. -
FOURTH' DEPARTMENT.
Senior Second Class—Herson Arm- '-
strong, Willie Davison, Alfred Buttler,
High Findlater, Fred Matthie, Becky
McCoy, harry Thompson, Herbert
Grundy, Grace Douglass, Jennie Lyons, • .
George Middleton, Cried* Mair, Cora
McQuaig.
Junior Second. Class. --Fyfe McKin-
non, Elsie Stringer, Ethel,, Wheeler,
Jessie Baird, Elva Vance, ,Willie Bar- -
ber, Maud Davison; Joseph McCoy;
Arthur Traver, Aggie Adams, Winnie
Grundy, Bella : Adants, 'Hth old'' Me- --
Grory, 'May Loree, Gordon Grundy.
Senior Part Second—Ellie'Torrance,
Lori, Smith, Aggie Geddes,, John Mc-
Donald, Willie Lees, Dollie Hender- -
soii, Tommy Miller, Adrian Shoebot-
tom, Maggio Hunter, Laura Ross,
Robbie Graham, Archie ' MoCorvie,
Frances Stewart, Mabel Grundy.
Junior'Part Second—Retia Davison
Willie Findlater, Maggie McDonald,.
George McKenzie, James' Young,
Aggie Brennan, Albert York, ' Willie
Holmes, Lucy Mohring, James Stewart.
FIFTH DEPARTMENT.
Part Second —, Bertie Patterson, •
•Walter Brunel, Lizzie Stewart, Matie
Williams, Willie Peart, John -Watson,
Willie Young, Maud Murdoch, Hugh
Watso,Winnie McGrory, Willie Mc -
Lure, Alfie Ross, Maud Robison, Her-
bie Graham, May Reid, Dennis Llynn. , .
Senior First—Horace Wilson, Ettie
Adams, • Rena Armstrong, i Maggie
Cameron, Wilson McIntoeli, Chester
McLaren, Melvin• Greer, Maggie Mur-
doch, James ReidoWillie Arlin, Willie
Adam&, George Brennan, Bella Robis-
on, Ethel McIntosh, Wilfred Graham,
Dora Lees.
—Wanted. A good smart boy to
learn watch making. One from the
.country preferred.. Apply. to • JOHN
WALLACB) Lucknow.- • •
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