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HomeMy WebLinkAboutLucknow Sentinel, 1891-04-17, Page 8• 1,1, 0%, 7,, kaae•vele"I' ' eetareatrailrfee 1114, teeki0KTPOW , 4 peHr'....4,0',.t„„,rorp,,mm~^•wf-46,p,„ • Fr Far All • Tenders Wanted Under?. til he regell'e4 ti,11 'AlaTY 9,1)Akucil of the village have - • 171,st, 4) :"bnAda fpneo aretin P: Ven 4401431 in _aid .of the Daily1,1totiaa eln,iroll- grounds: Y okt Oconty, KINC On Fri *Iii*stitiate,Te :direeters ship agrica ireiordor-e`d'thilreading Itoora to be Spying Slew open for the public, at the usual hours side park. from 7 to 10 p. m.; Saturday from Kincardine; 1 toe6 p. m. , Tvioes shop. 448r, Du • "I §entialf §aheol Sermons - • serf"..e4144,,,,,i;Atc„, 904. p.. 131, • Th_e 4441,148_ 4p.day -School sermons )ixtvgp 44.440 4 10.20 eon, 44• oonneotion with the Methodist , Tuesdays and ehurch WI, be preached on Sunday " Ungsida ' 300m, Frtdsys next say ale Rev. Mr. Isaacs. of .Bervie. The discourse in the mornirag, will be La; ITegiNUM" ilweeT41a.- 4ri'Ve •of , dr4m east younger members of the con -1 -'''''EagctibigreFratim the citizens committee was Q, Bp 10.0.0 a. ... •10 'OA . oeth 319,10,10 1 - gel - '',..: ct., • .• . 4,0,30nall. , )igli. " Oak 4 The ()aunty Council •are pleased to see the unani- mous interest taken by our citizens in the approaching meeting of the Bruce ti E SHOW, K ince rd ine to w n - ;cloy held its annual etaLliciii's the kke-- Messrs. Jos. Bell, of J. Jones, Bervie ; and Thos. Splan, Glamtuis, acted as judges. There was goad competition, so much in fact that the judges had hard work to decide in some cases which was the best. There were abouit twenty entries. The following are the names - re te. •r B4•40411 ' • •`'•. • . ' 0 1 444 ' •,••.) ,. • . • • 't; • AMIS. We -take • a firm grip en the Millinery trade. Flow- , es are all the rage, and our, Millinery departments resem- bles that of a June meadow aglow with Buttercups and Daisies. Compliments hayle showered from near and far. We judge their depth of mean - • The Old Pioneer Store still • mg byr-tb-e—mimber-of—orderr Miss McQuarrie has received. Dress Goods. —This depart- ntttin-plete. '?ie ha been constantly adding •new patterns and making prices that are within the reach of all. We are Boot and Shoe dealers. • Keep everything •that is cheap, good and stY- lish for the \men, women *and children. - Wall Paper.—The new de - partment has set the town talking and buyini. The var- iety .and the prices are not what you were used to. • • • Ready Made Clothing. We buy these goods as few stores can, because we have got the experience, and as the old song runs, we have got the money too. 77,M,IMWaiataaaaae9M0",m...4.7.4r..... • Wonderful the influenco of ready cash when one gets into the ma.rket. We sell to you at a price that is less than starting price with many stores BRUMPTON BROS. c Village and Virinttp gento. Temperance Convention. A meeting of the West Bruce Temperance Alliance will be held in the town hall, Kincardine, on'Monday next, commencing at 2 p. m. Mr. H. W. Spence, Dominion organizer, will be present, and with others will address the meeting. . , ' .Accident. A, boy by the name of Murphy in the employ of Widow Sullivan near 4fooling". with a revel -ver shot .himself through the body: -Drs. 'McDonald, of K in tail, .and Cas sidy, of • Otederich, Attended the pa- tidnt and through much difficulty extracted the bullet. He is in a criti- • Condition. Boys will fool with and b get shot. .e-ee ee-levat' •-•-• •'.' ••• •,•; • • 4-0 taarar t lay Th' tronititi's akrust ant of the' water for an in thee drawn down "gain by the of the subtle whirlpool as it e • rp,:eti.0 ,,, • 7rarlar."7777.,gor,""VZININTaf - • ; < I • tathery where, with ar. John, 4oLeoclf as musician and Mr. Ed. Pierce as floor manager, •the merry company tipped be light fantOtic till -the "wee Bina' - -hours v 44„43440ipz.!! . The ulti°Y useful and costly preserria -whieh'the " bride and groom received ws ent a ort . way to show the esteem in wtr h. they are.held., We wish the kr, 1112 and groom a very happy voyage over the sea of life. Clydesdale with pedigi ee—Archie •Tuesdaf •evening and. we believe it McDonald; Earl of Morray ; 2nd, gbegation. • LostHis Reason 'Knipp, of was decided to entertain the visitors in a Korai manner. The County A man named Le -vi Andrew McDonald, Dunstan Boy; 3rd, Smith & Gentles, Patience. jail at Walkerton, as a lunatic. He Council has - always dealt liberally 1,with.Lucknow, and as this is the first time they have honored the village Formosa, was recently Ihrought to the victe Donald McLeod, jr, .0f arson, at th recent Assizes. Last Wednes- day he first indicated that his mind was unbalanced. His talk had refer- ence to God, the devil, the Judge, and the lawyers speech to thejury, and what took place in the jury room. It thus appears that the conviction of McLeod together with the sentence by the judge has unhinged him. The Family Pew What would the ministers in Luck - now think of the situation if they found themselves in the position of a brother minister at Collingwood. At the latter place the minister's wife got a new girl who was told she could go into the minister's pew when at church. The first Sunday she preceded • other members of the family, except the minister, to church. When she arrived there the minister was sitting on the pulpit sofa, and the girl walked P71. a t i,larogAlrar14 sa. body_ NA should all en eavor to ma e t eir stay as pleasant as possible. Holstein Friesian Cattle Mr. John 13arkwell, of Ashfield, last, week purchased a very fine looking two year old Holstein Friesian bull. from Messrs. H. and W. F. Ballart, of Taviatock, Ont. Mr James Hunter, of the 12th con. of Ashfield, has also largely invested in this great milk producing breed of cattle, and has purchased a fine three year old bull, a four year old cow and a heifer calf. They are all fine looking animals, .and the cow was imported from Holland a few years ago. The introduction of this great breed of milk and butter cattle will be a big advantage to the 'farmers in this section, and we hope the above named gentlemen will „be ,richly rewarded for their enterprise , Mrs Armstrongs Concert A large, appreciative audience met in the Temperance Hall last Friday composedly -up -to -the -pulpit -and tothe- amazement and amusement of the congregation sat down beside the minister. Remunerative Appointment evening to enjoy Mrs. Armstrong's seventh annual concert. She certainly deserves much praise for the mariner in • which her pupils distinguished themaelves. The singing by the girls was greatly admired. It isto be hoped -614've7.11n--Blood and Liver P' their attention to° the musical 'art. ' The calisthenic exercises by the little girls was certainly well, done. The cadets with their own band made their first appearance on the stage and the different movements they went through was exceedingly well clone, and was certainly the chief attraction of the evening. Their band also deserves great praise. The programme from start to finish was interesting and drew forth from time to time hearty applause. Mr. P. McKenzie dis- har ecl his dut as chairman to the Shire horse with pedigree—Stephen Stephenson, Royal George; 2nd, Jas. B. Broeks. Victor. General purpose, inclu ing er- cheron—N. S. McLaren, Lacedemone. Roadster or carriage horse—David Keys, Longue'; 2nd, T. L. Roberts, Greymount ; 3rd, Wm. Wilson, Young Ridgemount. Two year old draught—Jno. Walker Corsic Chief; 2nd, J. B. Brooks, Ring Tom. Diploma for best imported horse of any breed --,-Archie McDonald, Earl of Moray. Diploma for best Canadian bred horse—D. Keys, Longuell. $750 Collars in Gold For a Wife We will give to the first person telling us before June 1st, 1891, where in the Bible the word "WIFE" is first tund $100.00 in gold. To the next $50.00. To the third, $25.00. To the fourth, $20.00. To the fifth, $15.00. To the sixth, $10. To the -next-25,45-each.--- Tothe--next_2,5,..$2 each. To the person sending in the last correct answer we will give $100 in gold. To the next to the last $50, and so on same as from the first. We are - pleased to learn that Mr. With your answer send 25 els. in -John-Keheee-reee -itv-connection—thal-these-young--aanateurs--will silver or 27 cts in stamps for a box of with the Grand Trunk railway here, has secured a remunerative and responsible appointment on the Belt Line Railway, now being constructed at Toronto. Mr. Kehoe has control of the track -laying department and has a large force ef men under his control, for which work his long experience in railway service here eminently fits him. The Belt Line Railway has recently received from the:City Council of Toronto an unreserved lease of 100 -years, and no doubt Mr. Kehoe, ag time wears on, will still further enhance his position. At any rate, we are pleased to hear of his present success. The " At Home" We have attended a' great many en- tertainments, but the " AtHorne" given by the )(Ming people of the Epworth League on Monday evening last, sur- passed anything of the kind we have ' ever seen. The large basement of the church was handsomely arranged with flowers, ctirtains, tables, pictures, etc., which gave it the appearance of a richly furnished drawing room.:It was indeed a credit to the Society, and reflects much credit =the skill of those who had the management of the entertainment. The programme , of choruses, solos, recitations, etc., was also ,much appreciated by the large audience. The chair -was occupied by Mr. D. C. Taylor, and a large share of - the pleasure of the evening was due to his ability in that position. Oddfellows Anniversary The members of the Oddfellows' Lodge in Lucknow will celebrate the seventy-second anniversary of 'the in- troduction of Oddfellowship in Ameri- ca by' attending divine service in he Presbyterian church at St. Helens, on Sunday morning next, at 11 o'clock. The Order of Oddfellowship had is beginning.in-the cit Y 'of Baltimore, in the State of •Maryland, It commenced with a membership of 5 in 1819, and' the, growth of. the Society has since ' been phenominal, It has now lodges in every State of the , Union, every Province in our grand Dominion,'and almost every country "in the world, numbering in all over 634,000 mem- bers, our Dominion -alone numbering 23,130 members • with $81,367 paid out for relief (luring last year. During the year 188g there was expended by the Order for relief the vast sem of $2,725,363.92, and during the period from 1830 to December 31st, 1889, there was paid for relief $51,351,- 268.54, close on to an average of one n Cbilars,annuTI-vy, • direirerle that all the Oddfellows in the village . and s u rrou n ng cou ntry shorild be present at the services on Sunday, and, in order that, none should stay away the Lodge has provided a sufficient num- ber of carriages to take the brethren c g entire satisfaction of all. Death Oa Pioneer One by one the old -pioneers, who had hewn out for themselves homes in the dense forest, are passing silently away to that bourne from which no traveller has returned. It is our sad and painful duty this week to chronicle the death of an old and, • highly respected resident of the village; which took place on Saturday night last at his residence on Outram street. William McDonald, Sr., the subject of this notice, was born in Perthshire Scotland, 77 ;years ago, and emigrated to Canada in the year 183.3. He settled' in Montreal, where for some years he successfully carried on the brewing business. He then removed to the county of Lanark where he remained for five years, aft -which he came to the township of Kinloss in 1854; having purchased a farm a few miles from the village of Kinlough. About sixteen years ago he removed with his, family to Lucknow, where he had continuously resided till his death. Deceased was a life-long Reformer. He was a good neighbor and a kind friend, and enjoyed' ,the respect and eateelft of all who knew hini. He leaves two sons and three daughters to mourn his loss, his wife having died, many years ago in Montreal. The remains were interred in the Kinlogs cemetery on, Monday last and were followed to their last resting place by a 'large number of neighbors and friends. • Terrible Explosion The terrible explosion which occurred at Petrolia, April 9th, killing James Albert Bradey, DuncanMc- ' Diarmid and Jas. Chambers has cast a gloom over that town. Thousands of people _have visited the fatal, spot, and willing hands have collected, all over the field, pieces of the remains of the victims. In one case the heart of one of the men was found by itself, and another party found the eyes of another, also one hand. the remains r 14rnefeseereeeee-- fel-lenes Imve--typartrr gathered together, and whiit pieces ran be identified will be separated for Tf'unes Alloert, T3radIey formerly lived in Huron township, and wvs brother of Dr. S. Bradley of Bervie, Duncan McDermid being a • from the Lodge room to the church. brothei-in-law. 7,7. 7', .777- .-77'7 -7777 .1.7.77.41".,777, 77.7. • " 7-'7:74 7 77:7 1777, ! !".7.7`,77.714' 7777-77' *7-.7 .7,7. 777, V best Blood, Liver and Stomach Pill ever made: Sure cure for sick head- ache., Don't gripe. Remember the presents are absolutely free, being given away tQ advertise Dr. Cole's Perfect Tills and Family Remedies. At the close of the contest the names' and addresses of all the prize winners will appear in this paper. We refer you to the Traders Bank of' Orilla. Send at once and be first. Address, HOME SPECIFIC Co., Orillia, Ont. ft A full stoca just received, wvivemanorm,....4.440.4 EMBROIDTRIESi LACES ° Childrens Dress Triltiligs FISH NET TRIMMINGS, Ladies Corsets, Etc., ,Etc. rrom1.1•••••••••111% Eats, Bonnets and. Feathers In endless variety, and at low prices IVE ME A 0L. 1VETS;-- TO THE FARMERS CRAGGY'S KNOLL. The farmers of this section are making preparations for spring seeding. On Wednesday, April 8th, a number of invited guests assembled at the residence of Mr. Alex. 'Ross to witness the union in the holy bonds of matri mony of his daughter Mary, to Mr. John McMillan. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mr. McKay, of Lucknow and the bride and groom were assisted by Mr, Ed. Pierce and the groom's sister Miss Maggie Mc- illan, after which the guests par- took of a very sumptuous repast pre- pared by the host. The bride and groom and a number, of the guests then repaired to the residence of the groom's occupied by Mr. Geo. Kerr and am prepared to OASIT FOR BUTTER AND'EGGS. The highest price ;will be paid for butter according to quality. R. C. SPARLING. 0 FIRE I FIRE! Insure your farm property, private dwelling, in the old reliable, the LONDON MUTUAL Offioe,-A. ROSS harness shop. Lucknow Wil ,be in the office everySaturday afternoon, JOHN LANE .Agent Iiinlotigh. I DON'T WANT THE EARTH, BUT , I WANT A LIVING. 9-441 And If On going to lave it in Lucknow, too, and I hereby announce to the People of Luck now and surrounding country that any person or persons corning to rne.haiiing their teeth out that I will put in two sets of teeth, TEETH TEETH iraikis Temporary or Permanent For the price, of one set, $15, made of the very best mate in the world. 1 use no rubber but C. -Ash & Sons, London, England. The teeth will be C. Ash & Sons, and S. S. White's, conceded by all who are in the business to he the best in the weld. Those firms have their names on their (roods, and the people can see what they are getting% and'has I will, Si ) ....,, -, To -all reasonable people, the unreasonable, and there,aro sup m the world, will please hear in mind, that I do not want their tra t, ' I oan 'alwayS be found at Dr. Tennant's office, Luckno* s'atterso io LUC ,., , , 77,42 Arap,t N, 4 • 14:.•41i-ig • 14.