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HomeMy WebLinkAboutLucknow Sentinel, 1891-07-31, Page 80 Their Gran " URO- 74, • The Lucknow Sentinel Brdce County, Friday, duly 3Ist r POST -OFFICE. 3 a. m. to 7 p. m. AILS ARRIVE. ith. ref rB. North mediate-p•n L. H. &B. North Langside W , G. & B. .South L L ni..& �., south 9.30p, m. H. & B. South 10.00 a. m. W G.& B. North 3-20 p. m • Rotyrood ' 4 30p m. intou Bh T,"�{.,_,;,-;f9:yLz+ n�ax- :..i.�.u.::�:�L'.:.rmaa3nTwr T, 6:13a. m. Daily 12-30 p, xu, '" 2:30 p. m... 3:48p.10.30 r:►, "` 0 p. m, .1 64 Tuesdays and 3 00 p. In. Fridays Vitiate and %Unnit Mewl. For Manitoba Mr. D. W. Hayes, Grand Trunk sion ticketsfor Manitoba on Tuesday forenoon®: -,-George Agar and family, Alex. Patterson, Wm. Baldron, and Thomas Irwin, for Methven ; Donald • Clark, Richard Martin, George Adams and W. J. McGuire, for Verdun. aillaaen_g a Starr Life • Mr. Albert L. Whitely, youfiger son of Mrs. R. . J. Whitely, of this village, has been appointed to a position in the Imperial Bank of Canada, Toronto. The Imperial is one of the leading banks of the Dominion. Albert ' is a steady and popular " young man, and we wish him a prosperous and success- ful career. r Nursery Stock In another column will be found the advertisement of the Maple'Grove Nurseries.. This firm is one of the largest and best doing business. din Canada, and through its enterprisltig local agent, Mr. H. Spencer, has dis- tributed an enormous quantity of trees, vines, etc., throughout this section, and in every case it has given the best of satisfaction. Races at Goderich The Goderich meeting of the Lake Huron Tatting_ Circuit_ will_be_h d in that town - on the 25th of,August .next; -when $600 win be offered iii prizes. The events will be a free for all trot, a 2:35 trot, and a three min- ute trot, all of which are open to both trotters and pacers. The Reeve of Lucknow has received a letter from the Secretary of the Association ask- ing our citizens to set. the 25th apart as 4 OAP Joliday. Ashfield Factory ' A joint stock company for the manufacture of butter and cheese in the township of Ashfield, has made application to the Lieutenant Gover- nor in council of the Province of Ontario for letters patent, under the great seal. The officers, of proposed company are : President, Thomas Edward Finlay ; directors,:, Wm. H. Reid, Thomas . Hussey, John Kilk- patrick and Joseph Kilpatrick. The factory will be erected on lot 7, in the 7th con. (E. D.) Ashfield, and will be a great convenience to the farmers in that section. Two hundred and fifty- seven shares at $10 each have already ;been subscribed, Grand Association Meeting A special session of the Grand As- sociation of Patrons of Ontario has been called for Tuesday, Sept. 22, • in London.' The session will last, in all probability, .until Friday, Sept. 25., The date covers the second week of the Western Fair, and the attendance of delegates and. Patrons from all parts of Ontario will. be, Large. The urgent , necessity of holding a special session' to transact important business, the 'nature of which could not be an- ticipated when the Grand' Association meeting was held in Sarnia in Febru- dry last, has forced the grand officers to take this action. The prosperity of the order demands an early meeting, . and a calf was issued for- the . same last week. • Down on Barn Raising . The London Adverser ,thinks that the old style of barn raising should go, as it is behind the age. Some recent events in the vicinity of Lucknow add force to its remarks. It says : When may it be expected: that farmers at- tending the raising of barns on neigh- boring farms will learn to have a reas- onable are fortheir lives and, those of others ? Advertiser readers during the past month are familiar with the particulars concerning a score of acci- dents ; cci-dents.; and it is doubtful if a single one was not the direct result, of care- lessness and foolhardiness.Choosing sides and exercising undue haste on such occasions can scarcely result otherwise than in :,oulebody being injured or killed, Let this ancient and very' foolish practice he relegated to oblivion. Qivic Holiday A petition is being circulated in the village asking the reeve to proclaim Friday, August 14th, a Civic Holiday • for the citizens of Lucknow, This- is: the date on which the Royal Templars of 'T'ewperance intend bs>lding their pic-nic at the lake. -temperance---pic=nlTr The Royal Templars of Temper- ance of Lucknow will pic-nic at Blair's grove, 4th concession of Huron, on Friday, August 14th, near the beautiful waters of Lake Huron. Besides the members of the council all T1�17f1 }� gTY1 rp,y (� invited to r���n��, �'!!n4'..-�a��s�: -�:v .. participate In .a • aays ou ting anti`` enjoyment. Royal Pilots Messrs. Evans and Melvin, Royal Pilots of temperance concluded a weeks work of temperance reform in the men erre earnest and energetic workers in the 'cause they have espoused. Some 54 signed the pledge of total abstinence. They left on Saturday morning for their home in Owen Sound by way of Walkerton. Tl,o VAterr' 1 lets There is now only to the end of this week to complete the work of prepar- ing the voters' lists for 1891, and it should be attended to immediately. No one can get a name put on the list after,; the 31st of July, without going before the court in person ;, hence it is more convenient as well as desirable that all names not yet on should be there during the time remaining in which only a declaration is requisite. Sacrament at Langside The Rev. A. MacKay; of Lucknow, will dispense the ordinance 'of the Lord's supper in Langside church next Sabbath. Services begin at 11 a:m. Preparatory services will be held in the church on Thursday even- ing at 6 o'clock, and on Saturday at 2 p.m; to- be. conducted by Mr. Mac- Kay. Rev. Mr. MacNabb will supply Mr. MacKay's pulpit at home on Sabbath. -Rime vea a Cancer A. very ,successful- -operation was performed by Dr. Tennant, assisted by Dr. McCrimmon, of Underwood, and Dr. Elliott, of Lucknow, on Tuesday last, at the residence of Mr. John Grundy, of this village, by the removal of a large cancer from the breast of Mrs. James ' Sutherland, of the 6th concession of Kinloss. As we go to press we learn that Mrs. Sutherland is doing nicely and in a few weeks will have fully recovered. Let the drain Harden A well informed .. contemporary Offers ,this advice to the grain produc- ers of the country : At many farmers are now into their wheat harvest a word of warning will not be out of place, viz : Don't flurry your wheat into the barn. Let the straw be - per- fectly crisp and dry and the grains hard . before putting into the barn. As nearly all the wheat is now ground by rolls, millers will not give full value for tough, sweaty wheat. For roller grinding it must be dry and hard ; besides nearly all wheat now is bought and tested by .weight. All wheat not allowed to become hard before putting in the barn tests light and hence a great loss to the farmer. Lacrosse r Match The Kincardine papers and the Teeswater News are squabbling over the lacrosse match played in Lucknow on the 13th inst. The Reporter and the Review say Teeswater had players from Lucknow, Hanover .and other foreign places, while the News says Kincardine had men from Lucknow and Goderich. So far as Lucknow is concerned her,'players were equally divided. - Berry and McKinnon played with the lake town and' Coiling and Johnston with Teeswater. About the prize the facts are these : Kincardine and Harriston' were to have played for a cup ; it was found however that Harriston had no club. Then Mr: H. Young telephoned Kin- cardine asking them if they would play Goderich, which they declined fearing that the latter would bring up seniors. 'Clinton was then communi cated with, Kincardine agreeing to play them, but not for a cup. Clintons would not . come to Lucknow, fearing. they would not get' fair play in the Sepoy yillage although they had to play against an outside team. This put an . end to the prize' cup. Mr, Congram, of the .Telephone Co., then made.. arrangements with Teeswater to come and play against Kincardine for 'their expenses while here. Kin . cardine was coming anyhow and when they came they also had their expenses paid while here.' The expenses of the two teams amour ted to. nearly the price of the cup and if Kincardine s • insists on having the triflingbalance it will be sent them: Wemight say right here that it was Berry, 'of Luck - now, who put the ball through for Kincardine. SCHOOL FURNACES. Tum o-7QEW-OILS--TOS " BE -PUT For several . years past the furnaces in our public school have been useless and large stoves had to be used in the different .departments to heat the buik1in These have also Droved a failure, and notwithstanding the heavy expense incurred each year to' keep them in, repair, day after day during the cold seasons the smoke was unbear- able and the children had to be sent home till "the wind changed." The MUSICAL TUITION. PROF. MOSS OF KINCARDINE. gives lst class lessons on ]Music at reason- able terms. Will be in Lucknow on Wednes- days. would have to be replaced by new ones, so the board decided to try if some- thing could not be done to put the furnaces in working order. They secured the services of a competent gentleman from London, and after making a preliminary examination of the work he gave the board plans and estimates of the amount for which the necessary repairs . could be made. The board, decided to have the work done and gave him the job, but when the workmen removed the brickwork from around the furnaces, it was found that the fire -boxes were almost burned away and the iron -work broken in several places. In fact they were completely useless, and to attempt to repair them would be ,only throwing money away. A meeting of the school board was therefore held on Wednesday morning last, and it was decided to put in two new furnaces. The ventilation in the whole building has always been defective, and the chimneys are blamed for the smoke in the rooms, so that in order to over- come these grievances, an iron smoke t;tack, with a ventilatpr, will be used on the new furnaces. The change will involve an expenditure offbetween $600 -and $7-00, -and-the--contracts-o putting up , the furnaces has been given to Messrs. McCleary & Co., of London, who will have the work com- pleted before the re -opening of the school. CARD OF THANKS. To the Editgr of the Sentinel DEAR Sza,—I have much pleasure in conveying to you the sincere thanks, of the Womans' Christian, Temperance Union for the space you have so kindly granted for our report in your valuable paper, and also to the Oddfellows who so kindly threw their rooms open for our use, Mits. J. STEPHENS, Cor. Sec. W. 0. T. U. ENTRANCE IN , HURON. The following is a .list of those who passed the recent entrance examina- tion to the High School at . DUNGANNON. , 508—Baldrow Ida No. 8, Ashfield. 478—Sanderson Fred •, 499—Whyard Nath'•1 594—Whyard Herbert. 516—Young Hattie - 540—Sinclair Kate 518--VeLean Frankie " 541—Draisey May No. 4, W. Wawan. 414 -Rutherford Mary 440—Forster Jennie SO 454—Miller Isaac 45'1—Clark John 427—Stafford Nellie Sep. S. W. Waw. 547—Alexander A. E. No,3,W.Waw. 385—Lougheed David No. 13, Ashfield 458—Somerville John ' " '4 $745.00 FOR AN ASE. We will give the first person telling usbefore. the20th of September, New the Testament the word " AXE " is first found, $100.00 in gold ; to the next, $50.00 ; to the third,$25; to the fourth, $20.00 ; to the fifth,$15.- 00 ; tc the sixth; $10 ; to the next 25, $5 each ; to the next 26, $2 each ; to the person sending in the last correct answer we will give $100 in gold ; to the next last $50, and so on same as from first. Withyouranswer send 25 as. in silver or 27 cts. in stamps, for a box of Dr. Cole's Blood and diver Pills, the best blood, liver and stomach pill eyer , made. 'Sure .cure for sick headache. Don't gripe. REMEMBER the presents are absolutely free, being given away to advertise Dr. Cole's Perfect Pills and Family Remedies. A valuable watch given each week to the first correct answer received. Rend. at once and be firs,. Ac -dress A. IitaiiARD, Home Specific Co., Orillia Ont., Canada. McLEOD'S stem: ei-s to And other tested remedies aPj Cifr''Y ANI, Aral le1II WEIL — -FOR ■ �o be Oonod Dut TG-Oay Twenty-five doz. of Ladies', Impure, Weak and Im•Misses' - and Childrens' black 4 t, V 1 � art et � � 1 verge e ed Blood , cart, Live Complaint, Neuralgia, �Loas of Memory, Bronchitis Consumption, Gall Stones. Jaundice Kidney and Urinary Dis- eases, St. Vitus' Dance, Female Irregularities and General Debility, $1 per half pint and 82 per pint bottle. LABORATORY. - GODERIOH, ONT. J. M. McLEOD, Sold. by Berry & Days -lid A. B. Congram., Druggists, Lucknow. BANK OF HAMILTON t 1 Iricnunw. Capital, $1,206,850. Rest, $600,000. President -JoHN STUART. Vice President—A. G. RAMSAY. DIRECTORS : JOHN PROCTOR, CHAS. GURNEY, GEO. ROACH A. T. WcoD, A. B. LEE (Toronto). Cashier—J. TURNBULL. SAVIRGS BANS.—Hours 10 to 3; Satur- day's, 10 to 1. Deposits of $1 and upwards received and interest allowed. SPECIAL DEPOSITS also received at cur- rent rates of interest. DRAFTS on Great Britain and the United States bought and sold. J. et- BROWN,. SUB -AGENT. THE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED AN office in the building east - of the SENTINEL Printing Office. ,--AGREEMMNTS, '-BONDS;---L-EA-SES,. DEEDS, - MORTGAGES- AND- - WILLS 'CAREFULLY PREPARED. Plans;specihcations and estimates for build ings, mills, bridges, etc., furnished on short notice. JAS. SOMERVII.LE. Lucknow. Jan .1891. ' 1 .�"ta1�: �.m.�.aaJ:�..-.x��a,� �Fi���rnr.-. �����.i�.su A'•=cr.^a-a4co«. straws, lace and pic-nic bats. I shall offer the above at less than WHOLESALE PRICES. Just the thing for these hot days is the SUMMER C RSET. Come and see th i'rl. First come, first served. Mrs. Smith. LOOT HERE . 0 FIRE! FIRE! Insure your farm property, private dwelling in the old reliable, the' LONDON M, j TUAL Office,—A. ROSS harne&s shop. Lucknow- Wil be in the office everySaturday afternoon, JOHN LANE Agent kinlough. CALF - ESTRAY. Strayed from the pretnises of the undersign- ed on or about the middle of May, a red and ' white yeazling heifer. Any information lead- ing to the sure recover of the same will .be suitably rewarped. W. HEDLEY, Lucknow P.O. STERLING- OILS TMMILLA�, KITTR� ED E & 00. .T Tic. OF R STERLING M A CHINE° OIL R L FOR L. FARMERS AND THRESHERS US• N (� D. C, TAYLOR, Lucknow. - R. MURRAY, St. Helens. G Absolutely pure from all foreign substance and will not gum or corrode on farm machinery. For sale by I DON'T WANT THE EARTH, BUT WANT A LIVING. And I am going to have it in Lucknow, too, and I hereby announce to the people of Lucknow and surrounding country that any person or personscoming to me having their teeth out that I will put in two sets of teeth, — . TEE'r-1 . TEETH Temporay or ,Perrnaneitt For the price of one set, $15, made of . the very best material in the world. 1 use no rubber but C. Ash & Sons, London, Englarid. 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 world. Those firms have their names on their ;oo:ls,, and the people can see what they are getting, and as I will Gmaiantoo 'fi'atigadiont. To all reasonable people, the unreasonable, and there are such in the world, will please Bear in mind, that I do not. want their trade. I can. always be found at Dr. Tennant's office, Lucknow. Valie*1130141.4 1041.01t OWcto • O E ER aR ? EVESSILEI . ermanentos bone guaranteed:. Salary nantl. iSz onsea Fath. v@an; liar htivantages'tobeginners. 8 Ok complete, vwith t:att•deu1ng toe -antes. o'd't'FIT FREE. We guarwtted eohat we a aver tst:4Wrlte inflows BUOTIIERS,,Teursecpmen. T pronto, Ont. tTels house is reliable.) •