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HomeMy WebLinkAboutLucknow Sentinel, 1890-09-19, Page 8444442,44, • • tl The Lu.elsfO v wenatinel, Bruce County, F. LUCKNOW POST.OFFICE: Hours S a. ms to 7 p, m. Marys Amur a, �ssti,; uybems . 111. H, & B.Northa 12•3.0 p. In. " Idolyyrood ,iniough y .2130 p• m. Kioloas h s .rr % ..z J .r:arth 3:48p. (fo ivrich. 1 intermediate poiuto j. L.. H. & B. North. 46 IGirl Wanted Wanted, a good girltodo ' general housework. Apply to Mrs. James " ff. , 'se<';ara er�ea..ea.. w•'nr:s xwa Lucknow Brass Band , The f collowing Tregrarxrme will be played out on Friday evening in Queen's Park :—' 1 March, Prince Imperial, by Geo. Southwell 2 Waltz, Rosedale......... by Geo, Southwell 3 March, Hagans.............by D. S. McCosh .4 Annie Laurie 5 Schottische Cresco......... by Geo. Southwell 3 The. Campbells are coming 7 Singing Galop, pistol shot, by G. Southwell God'Save the Queen, Bear Hunt 900p m, . 10.30 p. m, , Tuesdays and lbangside, ' • 3.00p, m, Fridays & 13. B . ,South. 030p. m. h. li. & „ South f , ill,. H & ]3, South ].(1.00 a. —W. G.& B. Nuri 3 dO p. m • 4Ifnl rood) 4.30 pan. •inlough )} Cialos• 4. gay, .8epte ger L9tk. • Attend the Fall Show vt Everybody 'Should t'onte to Lucknow and ►b► ton E'3 PEOPLES The farmer frq,pn.the very nature of his occupation leses many .of the -op= purtetuitics of observation that arc enjoyed by men of most other callings. His immediate surroundings occupy moat of his time and attention, and his days of recreation and mingling broadly with his fellow men are few and fart between. He should, there- fore. when opportunity offers for comparison of his own labors with that aaao advantage of it. ' We always like to say a good word for the local shows: Tliey are even more important in their place that. the larger ones, and people should•not allow their interest in the former to di:,tract their care for the latter. No person c>,n be ,exhibitor at one of these shows without receiving a stimulus to do' better than they have ever done before. No, person should hang back and'refuse t,)• exhibit because the money prize offered may not be sufficient to pay for the, trouble. ..Every person wholes an animal or an article that they believe to be possessed .of merit should . bring it out, to encour- age the ' show, if for no other reason. Every such animal or article that is, brough5 out is • just. one more attraction to the show, and the more of these• here ale the-mire--attraetrve -will-the show be, and the greater. benefit it will accomplish to both exhibitor and spectator. If every person would act AMOCO and Savo. To Be Mile Heats Iu the three year oldtrot at the fall show the heats are one mile, best two in three, and. not half mile, as they first appeared in the prize list. Entrance Examination The next entrance examination to High Schools and Collegiate Institutes will beheld on December 22nd, 23rd and 24th, and after that there will he but one High 'School entrance examin- ation. each.y ear in, .the monthof July. 'Watches Stolen On ~Caledonian Day, during the ex- citement -of the tug of war contest, a couple of silver watches were stolen the clothing of the men who were engaged in the struggle. Jock Adams also had a. $1.50 taken from his coat pocket while the old man's race was. A• 1111 • j3 t • • Leaving Port Elgin, Mr. W. S. Johnston; the popular Reeve of Port Elgin, who is about leaving that village for Toronto, was given, s ,banquet by, the -citizens on wlond bveai'l ast.. • lV r Johnston is. one of the iuost able and. popular Members. of. the County Council, and his . loss` will be keenly felt by the i embers of that body. We wish him success in his new field of labor: Iridepender't Oddfellows During 1889,the initiations int , the' I. O. O. F. in Ontario were • 1,857•, a greater number than in any previous, year since 1882. and the suspensions for non-payment of dues during the 'same year were 929, a smaller number thanin any year since 1877. Since 1856 the I. 0.'0. F. order in Ontario Bits paid to members over $500,000 in iteneflts, A Good Special Prize Mr. John: McGarry, the, popular .hest of,the Whitely House, has given tp, the Agricultural Society, for its • show here on . the 7th and 8th of October, $5.00 as a special prize for the best team of heavy. draught horses on the ground. This amount, together with the. large. prizes ,already offered by the society for that class, of herses should not fail, to bring' out a large entry of,heavy horses. black bear has inhabited the bush on Mr. J. H. Gardner's farm in Ashfield, about three miles froth this village. The animal has been seen several times by parties living in the neighborh.rod, and on Monday last five would-be slayers, armed to the teeth with shot- guns, rifles, etc., left Lucknow in search :of his bearship, but they could not discover his whereabouts: There is no doubt, however,that the animal has been there, for his tracks were plainly 'visible in several places in the hush. Journalistic Conscience Money A country newspaper thus hints to its subscribers to pay`up : "Once in a while we; notice an ' item going the round of the papers headed `Con_. scien 'Money," and wonder if some seven or eight; thousand—ekalars-=th aggregate I at least —. of outlawed accounts due us may not mysteriously, in whole or in part, come through the posto ti ce o us. " e' rea y, o no expect a cent of it, but if conscience should prompt one or more of the de- linquents, no account, need be taken of the interest." tiotand to Have Them , .'Thspeople.of Waterville are deter-. minedto take Messrs. Cliff & Forster, • furniture manitfacturers, from• Luck - now, if, possible. In answer to a telenramsMr. Clif, while on a business t•ri.p.to :Montreal last week, called. to.� Miss Marlcle,;of London, •arrived see tae eople of the place,.and found ,this 'week to take charge of the Millin- the •ery anxious' that his firm should iemove their works there. They not only offered him the. $10,000 bonus as previdusly.stated, but • further . agreed to gine there a loan of $5000 for.' ten years without interest.. joins Craig Dead, • many friends in this village will . regret to learn of the sudden death of Mr. John ' Craig, the well known commercial traveller, of Lon- don, which took .place on Friday morning last, from typhoid fever., ° Mr. Craig was one .of the best 'known The Fall Show, Never in the history of the .Society has such interest heen shown by the public as in the approachin4 fall show of ,the Kinloss Branch Agricultural Society, in this village on the 7th and 8th of October, ankl should the weather prove. favorabie we are • cer- tain the attendance of exhibitors and visitors will •be larger than, on 'any previous occasion. With the splendid exhibit of the products of Manitoba, the speeding in the ring •contests, including running, trotting and dog racing, lady driving, etc., an interest- ing and pleasant day should be spent by all, present. • NEWS OF TUE 'TOWN. 'A. Week's Record of:the Rushing Border Town. _Rev. -and Mrs. Walker are visiting frierfds in Otterville. --Miss Lila Bowers has' secured a. situation as milliner in Belmont. —Mr. and Mrs. John Murchison are attending the Industrial at Toronto. —J. 'S. Jerome, dentist, will be in Lucknow every Friday and 'Saturday of each week. —Those colored cashmeres Connell is selling at 25c a yard are the cheap- est, pods heap-•est,goods in the market. --'-Mr..and Mrs. J. Grenache arrived home On Saturday last, from a three weeks visit to friends in Quebec. • ery department of Mr. Wm.. Connell's st )re.. . —On Tuesday last about sixty left this station for the Industrial exhibi- tion in• Toronto, and. on Wednesday and Thursday several more went down. —The little boys and big hoys who got the•ir'suits at Connell'slaare happy and so are their parents,,, -,The clothes fit the boys and the pride suits the parentsy —Brussels is to' have electric lights shortly, it is to he Ball of 35 arc light with nominal 1000 condle power each, and • most highly esteeme.i travellers providing •thirty-five consumers can be that has ever visited 'Lucknow, ..and procured in that place. his .place in the 'hearts of his ninny • —The • Itev. M. M. Doldheres ,will frieiads.and acquaintances here will be preach in St. Peter's church on Sunday hard to fill, and his ever. -cheerful evening. next, by request,. on • "The presence and kindly ;ace will long be Primacy of St Peter," or wag .St. Peter missed by all who, knew hint. fila first Bishop of Rome. Deceased was born in London, oplieo.' —Mr. William P. Patterson, of the 10, 1853, and learned the dry -goods fourth concession of Kinloss, lits rented 'trade with Mr. -A. Sharp, and for the his beautiful farm to Mr. John Grahams last nine years he had been travelling of the first concession of •Kinloss, f°or the • wholesale firm of Diekison, John. is a good farmer and his many Nicholson & Co. In 1881 ' he was friends will be glad to hear of him married tqt. ss, Maty E.,, Young, of getting such a good place. Oakville, who ,diei font years. 'ago, —To the ladies. Our millinery sea - leaving t n'o daughter? Aged .5 • and 8 ' sen for the fall has' again commended. years respectively. He was chnsist- We Wattle our customer's" for their :eat , Claristiaa anti alife-long member liberal • patronage •of she past, golf off, tke;FiastPlesbyteriau Qiiurch, hold assure thsatu,tthat we will do our• best, ing . thh•:positlon'of. secretary, .of the to merit a. continuance of the saOle. Sunday school. for years. He was a Miss Markle, the manager nf.the de-,- memher of St. John's Lodge,.,209a, A. partnient,'has;juot returned from pity - 147. and A. M., and alto belonged ; to chasing the newest and best styles.. id • tlie Huger. ,Arcanum and the.Odd- ;1R..WO!,89e{e0q,s,,, STO Preparing 'for the fall trade. Onr stock is. filling up f sv =-itl the, latest novelt-i-as of the 'season-. Our usual stock. of staple dry goods is very euiupkte. :'rf8 hc`i 1: just opened some special lines in BLACK AND FANCY DRESS 'GOODS BEAUTIFUL GOODS. Also a 'fine assortment of ready made clothing, bout,, t more with an eye to quality than to a to w.,pri•ce. P:isitivet v no shoddy. To arrive in a few days a very large assn tmel't • we would have. Let an effort be made this •year by every one, to make the local shows as successful possible.. Let every .person make it a point to ex grit what they --have and -Attend -the local shows • in which they are most interested This ' is the way to have good shows and to have them beneficial. if all will act in. the manner we have indicated, we are sure, that they will profit vastly more than will compen- sate for the required expenditure of time and money by. attending the fall show., .of the Kinloss Branch Agricul- tural Society, on the 7th and 8th of October. 1 b: ► .;..t_ Italian elastic goods so popular with the upper ten. Mantl cloth in good variety and at closest prices. A large assort • ment of novelties and staples to arrive in the newer -few clays. As 'usual our stock of groceries, Hats, caps, b'bots, shoe:,. hardware, crockery, etc., etc., is we11 assorted and all sold at, closest pr-ices.i Please call and inspect. • St. Helens, Sept. 3rd. ROBERT MURRAY.. — — -- _ ID01\1. WAYF THE EARTH Lanes • A stalk of corn • 10 ft 9in high can be seen at the post office, grown on the farm of John Spindler. . This is only one out of a large field which is pro- portionately high. - We shaye this week to record r' the ;death 'ciao old resident of this section in the demise ofMr.. Thos. Cole, who had been living in this part for over thirty yeas. On -Thursday the 9th inst., after' a short illness, he peacefully passed away to his eternal. rest. • The remains were interred in the :Dungan non cemetery. Mr. Alex. McLean whose fine barn was burned by lightning sone time ago, is again making preparations for re- building. ' James- Henderson, of Luck - now has• the contract and intends having the building finished at an early dare. Quite a number from this section - are off for a pleasure trip to Toronto to take in the great exhibition there; while some others' enjoyed themselves near home by going to the Goderich 'show ; but those who really wish to have a good tiine, and to see a grand display of almost every thing under thesun, are waiting for the Lucknow Show which is our own show and if the weather is favorable,. will be the best show ever •hp1d in Lucknow. the market. Opening annauocempnt-f text week, --W. ,Gltw11l, 1 r ... 4„ -Mr. 'Allah McDonald arrived Bonne this week from a trip to British Columt►ia. and the Pacific..coast. • —Ati old and respected resident of the township of Kinloss passed • away' on Monday last in the person of Duncan McKenzie, in the 78th year of. his age. —The. We•ster,n Fair opened at Lon- don on Thursday and will continue for the, next week. —A:11 parties taking.sand of gravel from the streets of the, village without the permission of the Courwil will be prosecuted. There can be no doubt that a con- siderable number 'of people. have not yet wholly recovered from the attaet of la grippe, of which they were the victims last winter. They are more suseeptible,to changes of the weather, ;and consequently to coide, than fit ordinary Seasons.'' Those weakened by attacks of the disease a low months ago should feel, under, peculiar obligations. to build up their health as much as. possible during the fall in anticipation, of what next winter may, brigg.iu,. the, orditrstry cotgoe.., • --BUT WANT. A_LIVM NG :- I AM GOING, 'TO HAVE IT IN. LUCKNOW, TOO, AND I HEREBY f T.,tslrslaW an.d...aw round' 7 PERSON OR PERSONS coining to me having-fheirteeth out, that I wrl pu .in .wo se s o TEETH TEETH TEMPDRARY AND PERMANENT for the pride of one set, $1.5, made of the very best material in the .world. • use no rubber but C. ASH,& SONS, London, England. The teeth will he C. Ash & Sons, and S: S. White's, conceded by all wild are in th - business to be ° Requaled In .The WorkL Those firms have their names on their goods, and the people can see what 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 ars' a few such in the world, will please bear in mind that I don't want their trade I can always be found at Dr. McCrimmon's office, Lucknow. D. PATTERSON, .Zack:tow., Stock Complete —AND— ATTRACTI,YE Velvets in all leading colors 40 RIBBON, VELVETS WITH SATIN, RACKS. 4 , Most Fashionable Trimmings A full range of M o U R N I N G- { GOODS. also a very lame assortment o beavers and fancy cloakings. tib s. N7. 1. Smith. ME N WANTED '1'O' SELL OUR CHOICE NURSEY stock; , No experience required.. Steady work the year round. Liberal pay guaranteed. ,Outfits free Write for terms and commence lat ono Atwood &.CVompany-, l5 �.indta,.1351... Isturriorarpren, Genera, *Y. 004 AGENTS WANTED. :» IF YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY TAKE; HOLD, AND SILL OUR CHOICE NURSERY STOCK - NOW IS TRI TIME.WRITE US AT ON. FOR TERMS. MAY BROTHERS jjjjjj NURSERYMEN ROCHESTER, N. Y. O ALESME WANTED Having done business in Canada for the past thirty years, our reputation and resp>.msi- bility is well known. We nay salary and expenses from the start, if everything is satisfatory, No previous experience required, Write ns for terms, whi. h are very liberal, before engaging..with any.ottter firm. RErsatsscEs,---I3radstreet's or Dun Wiman &P; Co's. Commercial Ar;ennt es, well knewn to business Men ; ,or Standar,iT ank, Colborne, Ont, CUAf3E BROTHERS' COMPANY 1 Nurserymen, Cot.tiostxu, ONT. AGENTS W ANTED. FONT'F1ILL NURSERIES. LARGEST J,1 in Canada. We want reliable, onergeta ,ic men .to sell our Nursery stock ; previous ' experience not necessary ; any'man with tact and energy can eucceed ; terms liberal, either salary, or commission ; outfit 'free. Our agents have many advantages, such as •selling home-grown, hardy Canadian Stock, Choice New Specialties, which aro of value, andl which can only be secured front us, such se a complete list of Now Russian , Apples the Ritson Pear, Saunders Plum,, Hitborn Rasp-' berry, Moor&o Ruby and Black Champion Currants, Moore's Diamond Grape etc. ' We have given particular - attention to the prom ;ation of Hardy Varietiets suitable to the, northern sections of Catnads. . Ffir ;term apply to . STONE COMIAINGTON, ToronMr Atee e, '