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VOL XVIIL-14.
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Witr Vantivizzaz,' intre-7
published every Friday at the "Sentinel'
block, north-east corner of Outram
and Campbell Stis., Lucknow:.
----BY '
JAMES•BRYAN
EDITOR & PUBLISHER.
SUBSORIPTIO
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IN ADVANCE.
ALL HINDS OF
,1 LUCKNOW ONTARIO,. FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1891.
THE LUCKNOW
P relEfittn,g r 67 1179M
(Not incorporated.)
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I.GEOROE MAIR, PROPRIETOR.
MONEY To LOAN
70B: PRINTING
EXECUTED WITH NEATNESS 411, DESPATCH.
-MEDICAL
J1.•
A MoDONALD, M. D„ C. M. C. P. S.
• O. Office, Kintail.
D R. TENNANT, PHYSI C I.A. N.;
Surgeon and Accoucheur. Surgery op-
posite Cain's hotel. Office hours -from- 9 -to 12
a. tn., and from 2 to 5 p. m.
DMoD. GORDON, M.D., C.M. F.T.
M.S., M. C.P.S. O., Physician, Sur-
geon. and Accoucheur. Office:pest door to W.
Allin's implement shop. ResiAnce,Ross street,
opposite W. U. Little's.
DR. D. GEDDES, V. S., CALLS
either by mail or telegram promptly
'attended to. Charges moderate. Office, Car-
rigan's hall, Boarding house, Cain's 'hotel.
Lucknow.
LEGAL.
---- ON CORRIGAN-; COMMISSIONER,
`, in H. C. G. Kinlough P. O., Ontario.
CI ARROW & PROUDFOOT, BARRIS-
ters, Solicitors, etc., Goderich„ Out.
J. T. GARROW. Q. C. WM. PROUDFOOT.
LLIOT TRAVEB, ATTORNEY AT
r Cha-uery; Unnvey-
ancer, etc. Office, next door to NIUrchison's
wellery store, Lucknow, 'Ont.
rr law, Solicitor in Chancery, Commis-
hf ORRISON, ATTORNEY AT
sioner, Conveyancer, etc, Office, over the
barber shop:
GENERAL
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM, INSUR
• ance, Fire & Marine,'Girelph, Ont.
•l'lk/FONEY TO LOAN! I HAVE A FEW
.1.Y.1. thousand dollars to invest for private
parties, at reasonable interests: EnuroT
TRAVERS.
ONEY TO:LOAN ! ON FIRST-CLASS
mortgages at 7 to 7 per cent. interest,
payable yearly. Charges moderate, Apply
to ROBERT MURRAY, St. Helens.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.
Tickets issued to all points east or west.
Quick time. Close connections with other
lines. Full particulars to intendinetravellers.
JOHN MURCHISON, Ticket Agent, Lucknow.
ANONEY TO LOAN ! AT 6 PER CENT
.1.11_ from 2 to 20 years. Lists of farms for
sale in Outario as well as. Manitoba. Parties
desirous to sell farms will consult their inter,
este by inspecting the advertising facilities of
Subscriber in Great Britain and Ireland and
mandril:nit .otlands for sale. ANGUs STEWART,
Land Valuator Lucknow Ontario.
IXTEST WAWANOSH MUTUAL
V Fire Insurance Company, board of
directors meets for the transactian 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 ane
of the Directors. Business calls promptly
attended to. Office, Dungannon. J. M.
ROBERTS, Secretary, WM. LANE, Treasurer.
•SOCIETIES
UCKNOW
I Lodge, No. 112
meets every Friday
• evenling at 8 o'cleck
¶*.w hall, Campbell street. All brethren
Ordially invited. D. PATTERSON, N. Grand ;
Jonx. BLLIOT, Recorder.
Cei O. ii:, COURT
Sherwood, No.
50, Lucknow. Meet -
every first and third
Monday in every
0,, k montht in the 04d -
fellow, hall. Visit-
en:Lk/1k ing brethren a r e
cordially invited. A.
DAVISON 0 1/, 0, R.
D. D. YeLe SEC.
A. 0. U. W. LUCKNOW LODGE OF
• the Ancient Order United Workmen,
meet in the Oddfellows hall, on the last and
second Monday evenings of each month at
eight o'clock. Visiting brethren cordially
invited. D. PATTERSON, Master Workman.
kt .p. CAMERON, Recorder.
y UCKNOW MECHANICS' INSTI-
.1.4 tute. 'Reading room open every evening
from 6 to 10p. m., excepting Saturdays, when
the hours will be from 2 to 6 ), ni. The
i:
librarian will be in attendance ming these
hours. D. D. Yin% President: As. SORER-
viLLE, Secretary.•
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. DENTAL
ar " ...U.,' Anrigl.'2' 14i OMR S
Wingham, will he in Lucknow
on the second andn fourth Fri-
day and Saturday of each month. Good sets
or $10. Filling And extracting a specialty
tl
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 lend on farm or village
property at the lowest current rates. -• •
Fire insurance effected in first class stock
insurance companies only.
We have one 200 acre, three 100 acre and
two 50 acre farms for sale cheap. Office
hours 10 a. m• to 4 p. m.
G. A. SIDDALL, Manager.
ILLINERY.
A full stocit just received.
EMBROIDERIES;
LACES,
Childrens Dress Trimmings,
,ISH NET TRUDIESiCar
Ladies Corsets, Etc., Etc.
Eats, Bonnets and.
Feathers
In endless variety, and at low
prices.
GIVE ME A CALL.
Mrs. Smith.
1.4003 1-1M
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FIRE ! FIRE!
lustre your farm property, private dwellingt,
in the old reliable, the
LONDON 0 MUTUAL
O ce,—A. ROSS harness shop, Lucknow
Wil be in the office everySaturday afternoon,
JOHN LANE. Agent '!itniough.
THE '
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RESTAURANT
Campbell Street, Lucknow,
J. C. KINCAID,. P13,01)
Oysters by the quart, pint;
or can.
CANNED GOODS, FRUITS,
CONFECTIONERy,
SWEET CIDER, MI LK-SIIAKE,
TOBACCO, 'CIGARS, ETC.,
Constantly kept in stock.
„ Give,nat4v
Remember the place, next to
' " the hank.
ALE
A 4stat
it Week's Record of the Pushing Border
Town
—The Ripley fall show will 'be held
on th p 15th inst.
—Miss Mary Anderson, of Dungan-
non, is visiting in Lucknow.
—Spanish- lace .1
triTur• ,
corsets from
rrrt;rts. up,and:srjerdicsieryr:just;daMrs..fnith
—Miss Bierman, of Lucknow, is
isiting at Mr. and Mrs. Dore's.—
Tiverton Watchnzan.
—The annnal spring • show of the
rs. mith's.
—Mr. and Mrs. T, 'Deklor were vis,
ding iriends in Goderich last week.
—Tne census enumerators com-
menced their canva"ss. on Monday last,
—Mr. McDonald, of St. Helens,
left on Tuesday for British Columbia.
—In Tiverton, on Monday of last
week, the wife of Mr. Harry Giles, of
a son.
—Fish net trimming and all over
net in black, just received at Mrs.
Smith's.
---Miss Ruth Ciardice of Ripley, is
Davison.
—We want live correspondents
from all sections of the adjoining
townships.
—Messrs. W. J. and Isaac Ma thers,
•of Kinloss, left this week for British
Columbia.'
visiting at the residence of Mr. Alex,
Pollard *hag • again
assumed control of the Tiverton
Watchman.
-L.A. full attendance of all members
is requested at the Workman Lodge on
Monday evening next.
—Miss Jennie ;
wt :
was vi,iting her .parents in Wioghan:
on Sunday.—Advance.
—At a meeting uf _the -Board— of
Palth on Tuesday evening, Mr. Thos.
Lawrence was elected chairman. •
—Mrs. Smith's spring stock of
millinery is nbw complete, and will be
found cheap and stylish.
—The Ontario Government
granted $1700 to assist in openin
new roads in the Bruce peninsula.
--Navigation on the lakes is ex
petted to open much earlier this seison
than has been experienced for many
years.
—Mr. D. O. McKenzie left on
Tuesday last for British Columbia,
after spending a few months visiting
friends in Kinloss.
—Miss Leila Berry sang at a concert
in Blyth on Good Friday evening, .and
the Standard says she was "loudly
applauded and enchored."
—Mr. Alex. K. Cameron, of Weet
Wawanosh, who has been' under the
weather for some titne past, is, we are
glad to say, much improved.
! On Saturday last, a ladies
purse containing a small sum•of money.
The finder will greatly oblige by leav-
ing it at the SENTINEL office. 49
—Mr. John McLennan and family,
of Kinloss, left on Tuesday for Mani-
toba, with' a car ,load of horses and
has
g up
other effeets.
—Six good driving horses, suitable,
for livery, wanted, in exchsnge for
wagons- or buggies. Apply to Adam
Thompson, blacksmith, Lucknow.
—Mr. Thos. Matthie,•of this village,
has a , four year ald geranium that
measures 4 feet, 4 inches high. The
leaves measure five and a half inches
in dianieter.
—Thehead of thr school system at
Bay City, Mich,, has issued an edict
prohibiting women teachers from
going to dances and parties evenings
on the ground that it is not conduct-
ive to the best interests of the schools.
---John Purvis, auctioneer, will sell
by public auction at lot 28, con. 10,
Culross, on Thursday, April 14th, a
quantity of farm stock, implement.;
and lumber, the property of Joseph
Kraemer.
—The patrons of the Tees wager
creamery received '$11,250 for last
year's cream. This season they will
be iaid 16 cents per inPh making one
lb. of batter for May and June y 15
cents for July and August, and 17
cents forth remainder of the ssason.
--John Purvis, auctioneer, will.sell
iatifih at f� t 33, con. 2,
,Kinloss, on Monday, April 13th, a
large quantity of. farm stock, imple-
ments, etc., the property of John
Cameron.
e e in the Horticultural. Park,
Winghim, on Wednesday, April l&th•
—Don't forget the auction sale of
houshold furniture at the auction
mart, Lucknow, on Saturday after-
noon next.
—The Reeve of Wiarton prophesies
a rate of 3 cents on the $ for this year,
unless the council abandon all street
iutprovements.
—Mr. David Moody has purchased
the large frame residence from Mr.
Wm. MoD maid, on Outran) street in
this village.
—Fall wheat is looking well through
the country. A favorable season
should give another large crop this
year.
---R. McCharles, auctioneer, will
seli,by public auction at Amberly, on
Saturday, April llth, a quantity of
household furniture, etc., the property
of Allan Shaw, •-
—A meeting of the License Com-
missioners for South •Bruce will he
held at. Mildmay on Thursday, 16th
inst., for the granting of tavern and
shop licenses for the current year.
—A c -ar-y--elahns-that--Sa-m-7
son- was the first man to advertise.
He took tWo solid columns to deinon-
.
s rate ins streneth and several thOus-
-
n people "fumbled" to the scheme -
at once, He brought down the house.
—John.Purvis, auctioneer, will sell
by public auction at lot 5, coo. 7,
Kinloss, -On Tuesday,.April 14th, a
large. quantity of farm stock, imple-
ments, etc., the property of the late
David Houston. The farm is also
offered for sale.
DUNGANNON DOINGS.
DEAR Sm, --Please insert the follow-
ing in this week's paper :
The SENTINBL is bound to keep apace
with the age, as has beeh shown in the
last issue, by, making its appearance in
a new Spring dress, which improved
its appearance. Its numerous patrons,
no doubt, endeavor to excel each other
in congratulating theproprietor for the
energy he has made to make the SEN-
TINEL a good newsy paper. We con-
gratulate the SENTINEL, hoping that it
will, owing to its new style, be a3cord-
ingly appreciated by the public and
therefore increase its circulation.
More sullies to, it.
The anniversary of Her _Majesty's
birthday will be celebrated, weather
permitting, on the 25th of MaY,'uhder
the auspices of the Dungannon Agri
cultural and Driving Park Association
in their beautiful ground at -Dungan-
non 'In view of having a good public
entertainment, in fact the best that
has ever been held in the village, an
energetic committee has been appoint
ed to direct and make, the celebration
excel all previous ones. Look out for
posters, where a full program of the
affair may bit seen. All are cordially
invited to join in the event by their
presence. There will 4 something
very attractive for the old and young
in the way of arousement. A large
crowd is expected. .
• ASIIPIELD.
. The following. are the 1)1.01:notions
made in school No. 5 at the recent
promotidn examinations :
Junior 2pd to Senior 2nd — R
Minter, J Wilson, S Webster, J
Hunter, L Ilabick, M Brown. 'Senior
2nd to Junior 3rd—R Wilson, •E
Reid, M Gardner, E Gardner, E Mc-
Gill. Junior 3rd to Senior 3rd ---L
Hunter, R Gardner, E Gardner.
Senior 3rd to Junior 4th—G Fisher; J
Reid. Junior 4th to \ Senior 4th—j
Gardner, W Gardner A Gardner, J
Wilson, M Andrew, M Anderson, R
Webster; B
th to (All. -!=AV Gardner.
'•<The fall wheat in this vicinity looks
Very well. If the weather is favor-
able for the next few weeksthere will
be a prospect of a good yield.
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AVIA. ....
WANTING -
SAWS A'Ni) AXES
AsBETU.S. PACKING
Far Machinery,
Ilarkunt's Patei.it Qat opt,
• • wairiseg
ArEur gAir Ii"N/F E
Audanything else .
• thatis new, call and any
D. C. TAYLOR.
WHOLE NO. 898.
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PASSED AINAY.
Thomas Potierson, Sr.. otNorth Dorchester
On Sabbath, M•Areh 29,, Thomas
Patterson, sen.,died at' his residence,
Korth Dor
age He was born in Banffshire,
Scotland, and was married in 1826 to
Ann Crujasbaks, Rothemay, w
died Dec. 28, 1842. In 1844 he was
again married to Jane McGregor,
'parish of Keith, Scotland. He came
to Canada.in 1853. On Dec. 28,
1877, his second wife died. The issue
from the first marriage were William,
Banffshire, Scotland ; John, West
Willianis; Janies and Robert, West
Nissouri ; Thomas and George, North
Dorchester ; Alexander, Luck no w ;
Ann Stewart, Blyth ; Isabella Hogg:
Thanaesford ; and from second marriage
nnly one survives, Jane Hogg, East'
Nissouri. The annual gatherings to
the old home for several years have
presented representatives from the
cradle to the tornb, including 85 child-
ren and grandchildren and ' twenty
gi eat grandchildren.. In politics
deceased., was life long Reform.
;„ in
-refigienra 46-ttiot Pregb) terian,having .
officiated as elder in Thamesfot d Pres-
. byterian nhurch for ever 30 years.
He was a than of deep religious 'con-
victions, a strict observer of the Sab,,
bath, a devoted and fatliftil elder,
father and- bre • •IntI61-1
e ers and members Of the church. bear
ample testimony of his worthiness.
While strength reinginedhtorganized-------7
and stiperintended a Sabbath school in
he school house, first conceasKei of
Dorchester, which was largely attended
yr all denoMiriations. A spiritual
wakening among the young at this
lace caused him great joy. He often
eferred in declining years to his
umble efforts for the spiritual welfare
f those children as , the happiest
orients of his life. About 90
ehicles assembled at the old home-
ead on April 1, at the break up of
ur Canadian winter, when roads
uld not be worse, to perform the last
lemn rights, and the pastor,. .Rev.
r. Cameron, improved the occasion
soleninly addressing the . friends
dm Psalms, xii, 1 : "Help, Lord, for
e Godly man eaaseth ; for the faith -
1 fail from among the children of
en." He earnestly pleaded that as,
d in his providence was 'removing
Lried and trusted servants, men
ould step into the breach with lives ,
wly consecrated to his service, and
ecially he pleaded that prayer on
alf of the congregation of, Th slues -
d, "Help, Lord," 'so that men with
al zeal and love for the master's
rk would be raised up to assist him,
minister to the spiritual wants of
t congregation. In conclus;en, he
; have known deceased 'for
nty years, during seventeen of
ch I have been his pastor and
orker. I never knew a truer or
e faithful man ;• and just to show
character I v,vill , give you one
mple : He thought he could not
ibly survive over the Sabbath and.
d'the membersof the family to his
ide and charged them not to pro -
a coffin or do anything that could
eft undone until the close of the
day, but to remain quietand
retice the Sabbath." Paraelirases
and 53 were sung at his own
est. The six sons of the deceased
as pall' bearers, the rianains
interred in Dickie's ceinetery,
uti, after an earnest prayer by
Cameron "Dust to dust, osees
hes," he was laid to rest in the
hope of a bright and glorious
rection.
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From earth's dull night to heaven's (ale -eat
day.
Long will the eye with heartfelt loss dcplorp,
And o'er thy grave the silent tribute p
u.
Yet not vain sorrow, but a purer woe
With pleasure iningled, bids the tear to flow. ;
Though thou bast ta'en thy f1;ght t r, In
bliss,
We mourn. thy loss, left in a world • tb
REPORT OF S. S.' NO. 5, KINI.OSS.
Fourth class—A• StitlierIanfl. •
intoslif E -41.cintosh, • J I itti 11.
Third class --A McCaul, N
McGillivray, A Pierce. Sem, : c'ass
—I3 Bain, J Cox, I/ Cox, D Mc
nen, Port. II—D McLeod, N Pierce.
A Mnlntosh, A McDonald.
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