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Jersey Creank Oans,
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VOL XVIII. -19.
Is published every Friday at the "Sentinel',
')lock, north-east corner of Outram
and Campbell Strs., Lucknow,
--By
JAMES BRYAN
EDITOR & puE4..isfieft,
BSORIPTION PRICE $1.00 PER
YEAR IN ADVANCE.
ALL MINDS OF
70B PRINTING
EXECUTED WITH NEATNESS at DESEATCH•
MEDICAL
J
. MoDONALD, M. D., C. M. C. P. S.
. O. Office, Kintail.
•
VI R. . TENNANT,m01plernentshCIA N,
1.5 Surgeon and Accoucheur. Surgery op-
posite Cain's hotel. Office hours from 9 to 12
a. in., and from 2. to 5 p. m.
D. McD. GORDON, M.D., C.MF.T.
M.. S , M. - Physician, Sur-
.., •
geon, and .Accoucheur. Office next door to W.
Alibi's implement shop. Residence Ross street,.
opposite.W.1J. Little's.
DR. D. G-EDDES,. V: S., . CALLS
, either by mail or telegram promptly
attended to. Charges moderate. Office. Cor-
rigan's hall, Joarding house. Cain's hotel.
Lucknow.
LEGAL
LION CO.RRIGAN, COMMISSIONER,
0 in H. C. G. Kinlough P. C., Ontario.
CI ARROW & PROUDFOOT, EARRIS-
ter,. • Solicitors, etc., Giiderich, Ont.
T. -GARROW. Q. C. PitonoFooT.
Ltho'r TRAVER, ATTORNEY AT
M1.1 law, Solicitor . Chancery,. Convey-
ancer, etc. Office, next door to Muichison's
ewellerr 8t44,'Lucknow, Ont.
11ORRISON. ATTORNEY AT
• 'law, Solicitor in Chancery, C.ommis-
sioner, Conveyancer. etc, Office, . over the
barber shop.
GENERAL
Ayr ONEY TO LOAN! I HAVE A FEW
11..1. thousand dollars to invest for private
parties. at reasonable interests. ELLIOT
TRAVERS. •
• MONEY TO'LOAN ! ON FIRST-CEASS
mortgages at 7 to 7i 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 intending travellers.
JOHN MURCHISON, Ticket Agent, 'Lucknow.
MONEYTO LOAN ! AT 6 PER CENT
from 2 to 20 years. Lists of farms for
sale in Ontario as well as Manitoba. Parties
desirous to sell farms will consult their inter-
ests by inspecting the advertising facilities of
Subscriber in Great .Britain and Ireland and
continent of lands for sale. ANGUS STEWART,
Land Valuator Lucknow Ontario.
WEST WAWANOSH
Fire Insurance Company, board of
directors meets for the transactiin ot 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 cne
of the Directors. Business calls promptly
attended to. Office, Dungannon. J.. M.
ROBERTS, Secretary, Wm.LANE, Treasurer.
SOCIETIES
.1-UCKNOW
4
I Lodge, No. 112
meets every Friday
evening at 8 o'clock
in tp.11.1,r hall, Campbell citreet. All . brethren
colnaly invited. D. PATTERSON, N. (rand;
JOHN Etaior, Recorder. ,
C0. F., COURT
o Sherwood, No.
-'•', 50, Lucknow. .Meet -
4,!*+ every, hrst and third
' 14.
Monday in c v e r y
month, in the Odd -
'1' l, , • fellows hall. Visit -
Ving brethren a r e NII.;
DAVI
cordially invited. A.
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A 0. U. W. LUCKNOW LODGE OF
11.• the Ancient Order United. Workmen,
meet in the Oddellows hall, on the last and
second Monday evenings of each monthat
eight o'clock.• Visiting brethren cordially
invited. D. PATTERSON, Master Workman.
R. V CA•mr.noN, Recorder,
UCKNOW MECHANICS' INSTI-
141 tide, Reading roKtn ()nen every evening
from 6 to 1.0 p. Tn., excepting Saturdays, when
hours will be from 2 to 6 p, in, The
librarian • will he in attendance &tiring those
hours. D. ,1). YULE. President: ,TAM. foam-
vILLE, Secretary.
ENTAL
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imonammi•
.T, S. .111U)ME, I. D. 8,
Wingham, will 1,0 ifl 1„no.know
oft the second and fourth Frit,
ay aadS'aturday of each month: Good sets
or 810. Filling and extracting a specialty
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LUCKNOW ONTARIO, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 101.
EVER FAST NEWS OF THE TOINN.
Vai4faienNiggii4PartiFffw‘shing Border
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LA HOSIERY Town
—A good houpe on Ross st. to let,
inquire of Elliot/Traver.
—A yearling heifer belonging -to Mr
R. Graham died on Tuesday.
To tell the Truth
We have so strue„,b_
that the people want. We
defer to specify oily -
thing, but just invite a cali
fru e very bed w h •
wants
STOVES, TINWARE
,and Hardware
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LUCHNOW PUBLIC SCI300.11
The following is the standing qi the
pupils it the April Examination of the
Lucknow Public School :
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. FAST BLACK . , ,.
sTOCKINCS. , —: s'r cc 1;,its„,c.:::', ,
Black hose have been very
popular of lateyears, .but it
has always been a'm' atter of
annoyance to the wearer that
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they stained the feet and _legs
and faded to a dirty greenish
color. This could be particu-
larly said of the lines in cotton.
But we are pleased to be able
to say that these annoyances
have been overcome in the
"Ever Fast Black Hose"
which have been imported
recently from Germany and
each, pair of which has the
above cut stamped on the leg.
To those who desire 'to pur-
chase this beautiful line of
full-fashioned hose we woulJ
say that we 'can supply them
in cotton, lisle thread and
Italian silk. We have special
values in the common lines as
well.
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MURDOoll & Co.
LUCKNOW & DUNGANNON.
THE LUCKNOW
BA COiWP4NY
( Not I ncorporate4)
•
GEORGE' MAIR, PROPRIETOR.'
MONEY TO LOAN .
IDRAFTS ISSUED ON ALL PRIX-
cipal points. I 'In•ques; drafts and
mortgages cashed. Notes d isconnted. Arne r-
ican currency, & Aziterican bank drafts or
cheques bought or sold.
Interest allowed on deposits from five dollars
and upwards at,the rate of five per centum per
anbum. /Money to lend on farm or village
propertyiat the lowest current rates.
Vire insurance effeekd in first class stock
111S11/111100 4OT111111.11it'S 0111y.
We have one 200.acre. three 100 acre and
two 50 acre farms for sale eheap. Office
hems 10 a, in. to 4 p. in
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G. A. SIDDALL. Manager.
.• , The council are calling for tenders
for grading,•gravelling, etc., in another
column. • Read the advertisement.
itM40372:0401'01=0:#7;.^97,M=4FrfelEZTV ttiAr^algy174141 SSAM.11.1.411,0111, .vv Mon
arrie Grundy.
Jun. class.— Excellent — Abigail'
Watson. Good --Ga ey Holden), Rob-
bie Matheson, Gracie Cameron, Rus sie
Grundy, Rossie Young, Ida Rei d,
Abraham Connor. James McCory ie.
Fair ---Joh, t
village will be held, on- the'26th inst.
—Master Water Treleaven captured
a sixteen inch speckle trout •last week.
—Miss Wilkes, of Walkerton, is the
guest of Mrs. 0. A. Shepard, of this
village.
— Mrs. R. Proctor left on Wednes-
day for a few weeks visit to friends in
Detroit.
—The Rev. Mr. MacNabb will, D.
"V., preach at Langside on Sabbath next
at 11 a.m.
--The Sacrament of the Lord's'Sup-
per was administered in the Methodist
church on Sunday last.
• --The Rev. A. McKay, of Lucknow,
omupied the pulpit of Knox church,
Toronto, on Sabbath last.
'—Mr. and Mrs. W. J. BrumptOn
are visiting Mr Brumpton's old home
.near Sparta, Elgin County.
—Mrs. jatnes Smith, of West
-Wa4.v-anashr-is--the---g-crest•of herdarrgh----
ter, Mrs13arber, this week,
—The Rev, Duncan Davidson has
sent • his resignation .of ,the Langside
Con„ereeatibn to the secretary of the
Presbytery of Maitland.
—Don'ifplant your purnk.ins too near
your neighbor's fence: If you do, the
vine will crawl through, 'and the very
hest pumkin you have will grow on the
wrong side of the fence.
—What you can get at M. Cotrigan's.
grocery—Seeds, ,mangel, turnip, carrot,
onions, beans, beet, lettuce, and early.
Dent corn, highly recommended for
this northern section. 2
—Mr. John Cournans,' reeve of
Greenock, has taken possession of
Nauer's hotel, Walkerton. John will
be much missed .at the County Conn-,
cil meeting in Lucknow next month.
—Among the names of the examin-
ers appointed by the Educational De-
partment to examine the papers for
teachers' certificates in ,Toronto during
July andAugust, that of Mr. D. DI
Yule, of Lucknow,eappears as it did
last year.
—What you can buy at X. Corri-
gan's grocery—Butter prints, butter
spoons, flowers, flower pots, cream
crocks, butter crocks, clothes baskets,
market baskets, and the finest quality
of teas.
•—There are 95 election • petitions
filled against the return of members of
the Heuse of Commons. It is•expect:
ed that fully one half of the House
will have the luxury of a trial on hand
before the time of petition expires.
—It has now becerne a settled point
that 'the annual camps will be held
thfs year in September instead of June
and from the way things are looking it
is quite possible that tho 32nd may be
,required to take the fieid this year
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—The Blythe 'Standard says : I" Mr.
Geo. Greer, was visiting his sister, Miss
Groer 'oil Sunday. - S. 'Mathers, .of
LuCknow, passed our office on Monday
morning homeWard bound, after spend-
ing Sunday with friends in this neigh-
borhood."
—Fixercise ot the muscles is neeess-
art for the proper development of the
human system, but unfortunately car-
rying water, cutting wood, working in
the garden, or running family errands
is not half as popular with the averag6'
boy ,just now as carrying a big blmboo
pOle around the country, on fishing ex -
ped itiOns. •
KINLOSS.
Report. of S. 5. No. 5, for April :
Sen. 1 V—I'. Kennedy, A.:Sutherland
E. McIntosh, E. Valens. Jun. IV. --
•N. McCaul. A, McGillivray, A. Pierce,
S. .Fraser. 111 class,—S: Cox, J. Coxl
A. Carruthers, 11. ITaigh.
B. McLeod, D.. McKinnon, A. Stither-,
land, AlitTntosh. Part.
McDonald, jne. Smith, M CarrutherS,'
W. Sutherland.
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Senior V class—T Cloning, P Mur-
chison, 0 Smith, L Wilson, R Griffith.
W Watson. Intermediate V class--
Excenent—L McDonald, J Yule, M
Strathdee, H Holmes, A Lawson, M
Campbell, S Walker. Good — A.
Woods, • E Graham, J Baird, T Law-
rence, M McCoy, J McKinnon, W
Wil on.
Junior V class—Excellent—II Mc -
Charles. Good—A Coiling, 0 Hamly.
Primary V class— Exeellent—W
Mallough, F Coiling, D Boyd, R Mc-
Kay, 'CI McLean. Good --W Reid.
.. SECOND DEPARTAIENT.
Sen. IV class.—Eicellent—Albert
Boyd, K. MacNablio,May Graham, Jas.
.Torrence, John Lyons, Katie MaCNabb,
Edith Sroith, Aggie Hornell, Katie
Treleaven. Good—Nettie MacDonald
Stewart Yule", Aggie Lyons,,,. Willie
Yule, Annin.Douglas, Eliza Paterson
and John Tennant (ties), Adah Grundy
lad-ie-Arrost rerigitie,$);-11-ark-Dotrg-las--)
Malcolm Matheson, Wallace Corrigan,
Tom Reid. Fair—Walter Treleaven,
Phillip MacMillian, Saddle Johnson,
An nie 'Youne.
Jun. IV class.—Excellent—George
.Armstrong, Frank Caio, Sarah Greer,
Birdie McIntosh, Ed ward OW u rn,Annie
Lawson, Sadie ,Boyd. Good—Annie
Baird,, Jennie. Lees, Frank McIntosh,
Culy Matheson, Beatriceillamly, Aggie
Findlater, Allie Miller,..0ora Ross and..
da Burgess. (ties), • Mary Stewart;
Mary McKinnon, Edith Greer, John.
A. MacDonald; John McDonald and •
Hannah Barber. FairDalla Flood,
Aggie McMillan, M. McKay, George
Berry, Maud Flood, Fred Davison.
THIRD DEPARTMENT.
Jun. III class. —Excellent—Enialine
Robertson, James McCormac, B.
Bryan, Willie Brennan, L. Patterson.
Good -- Reggie Armstrong, Jessie
Douglas,H. Gallagher, Rhoda Wilson,
E. McLaren, W. Mohring, • W. Corri-
gan.. Fair—Minnie Thompson; John
Jno..McClure, B. McQuaig. •
1 re c ritosh, Libhie Lyons..
PRESBYTERY. OF4 MAITLA.Ne.
The Presbytery of Maitland met in Wingham
on May 12th, the Rev. F. A. McLennan,
'moderator. There were present 15 ministers
and 8 elders. The minutes of last meeting
were read.and adopted. The session records of
Beigrave, South Kinloss, St. Ifelens, Wrox-
eter klturch; Brussels- and 'Walton
were produced and e...amined, and attesteda.
carefully and correctly kept. The Rev. Mr.
McLennan, eon vener of finance committee,
reported the Presbytery fund in a satisfactory
stabe. ''`The clerk was instructed • to N% rite t
Congregations in arrears to the Sfyiu4 fund
itn'd..request payment with as little delay as
possible. •
On motion it was carried that the remit of
the General Assembly. on marriage . with
deceased wife's sister be approved ofh
The Rev. Duncan Davidson telftered, by
telegram from Alin:4:i, Manitoba, his resigna-
tion of the charge of Langside congregation,
The clerk was inAreeted to cite the congre-
gation to appear for their interests at the next
wee ing o resbytery.•
It was agreed thot Knox. church, Brussels,
be supplied through the Probationers' com-
mittee for one month ne3 quarter. The
clerk was instructe. to 'forward the name of
the Rev. G, B. Ph; 1).; .to the coni•
mittee on the diitiileation of Probationers for
work. if he should desire employment through
the comMittee.
'The.. Rev, • Mr. Stevenson submitted an.
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Sen. II class. -.---Excellent— Hattie.
Sandy, Elva Vance and IL Arths,trOng
(ties), Grace Douglas, Crieffe Mair, H.
Thompson, B. McCoy, Fred Matthie,
Jessie Baird,' H. Findlater. Good—
Jennie Lyons, Coral Shoebottom, Fyfe
IV.".icKirinon, L. Nevins,. H. Grundy.
Fair—Geo. Middleton, D. Anderson,
E. Mohring. .Bad—D. Ross, W. Day
idson.
. .
Jun. 11 class.EXcellent —Robbie
Graham, J. McCoy, L. Smith, E. Tor-
rance, Jno. McDonald, E. *Wheeler,
Ida McIntosh, Aggie Geddes, A...Tra-
ver. Good—K. Robison, W. Barber,
H. McGrory, P. Stewart. 'Fair—May
Loree. • Bad—G. Grundy,' D. Hen-
dersofi. • •
• The following -are...reported as being
absent from the whole br. a .part of the
exam., apparently without any reason:
—John McClure, W. Corrigan,J.
Lyons. 111 ...3-rundy, W. ,DavidSon,•D.
Ross, G. .Middletdri,' E. -Mohring, E.
McKay, D. Anderson, F: Stewart, 0.•
Grundy, 0,. Henderson.
FOURTH DEPARTMENT.
II class.—Excellent — J. Watson,
M. Hunter, W. Grundy, J. Lawson,
W. Young. R. Davison, A. Shoebottom
A. 'Middleton. Good—S. McQuaig,
J. Yonng, W. Lees, L. Stuart, A. Mc-
Xahh A. Brennan. „Fair—M. Grundy
G. McKenzie,
Part 11.—Excellent--.-M. Cameron,
M. Greer, J. Douglas, D. D. Flynni.:).1.
1Z.obertson, R. Armstong, W. McGrory
Watson,. L. Mohring, B. Patterson.
Good—C. McLaren, W. MeInto;11, W.
Allen, M MulfTIOch, W. Findlater, W.
M. Williams. Fair—H: Graham., 0.
Holmes, W. McLure, M. Reicl.
' FIFTH DEPARTMENT.
Sen. class.---Excellent—George Pat-
terson, John lien dei•sn, George Sandy
George Brennan Oood—Ida Flynn,
James Lyons, .Willie Vance, Etta
Adams, El mond Reicl, Annie Yule,
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elaborate and exhaustive report o11 the
statistical and financial returns of congrega-
tilins, and was • thanked for his excellent
services. , Circulars were received from four
Presbyteries intimn,thig their intention to ask
leave of the General Assembly 'to receive as
ministers of the Presbyterian Church' in
Canada six ministers from other churches,
namely : The Presbyterian Church in England,
the Congregational Church in. the 'United
States, the American Presbyterian Church,
and the Church ef Scotland. • •
The petition of the Presbytery to the Synod
of Hamilton and London, Asking for a trans.
ference of A.' portion of the mission field
under the jurisdiction of the Presbytery of
Bruce to the care of this Presbytery, lies on
the tableof the Synod. as it is proposed to
form a new Presbytery in that district.
The Revs. Messrs. Ross and McRae 'were
appointed to superintend the studies of
students within the bounds of the Presbytery,
and prescribe written exercises to be read.
before the Presbytery. The students within
the bounds are Messrs. Davidson and Cameron,
The next meeting -of the Presbytery will be
held at Wingham on Tuesday, July •14th, at
11:15 a. m,
JOHN MONABB,
.1.ucknow, May 13th, '91: Presbytery Clerk
A. MURDEROUS BURGLER.
CLINTON, Ont,, May.10.—Constable
Bulmer, of . Listowel, 'with CheifS
Wheatly and Paisley, attempted to
arrest a .young man for burglary com-
mitted in Harriston. Being .traced to
Clinton, he was found Saturday morn-
ing at the Commercial Hotel in his
room. He was ordered to .come.out,
hut refused and fired with his revolver
through. the door, He ,locked the door
and made a feint to escape by way of
the window. Upon doing so all hands
rushed nut to intercept him there, ex-
cept Constable Bulruer, who remained
in the hallway. , The man rushed out,
and was grasped firmly by Buluier,
both 1) raving revolvers. The burglar
managed to shoot the constable. taken
dead' aim for his heart. . The bullet
struck a rib, and running round saved
his life. The wound, is not dangerous.
In the excitement, the burglar escaped
to a bush south of the. town. Every
effort is being made to &Well tho fup,F-
tiv,e, who is evidently making his way
to Detroit, where he is supposed to
hailed from.
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The Census.
- Census-Taker—Good morning, mad -
ani ; T'm taking the census.
Old Lady—The what ?
CenSus-Taker- -The
Old Lady.—For • lan's sake what
with tramps takin' overythh.0 they
lay their han'S on,, young folks nkin,
fotygrafs of ye without F00 much as
askin', an' impudent fellows eomin'
aggie )lurdeeli. N, ma Thotitson. rotm' as want, to t A.1,( 1,111q)'
:air-----:Merley Davidson, PredRoulsten Soon there wount fa) nothin- loft ter
Ethel -McIntosh, Willie Mc0ny', Allie take, I'm thinking.
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