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HomeMy WebLinkAboutLucknow Sentinel, 1891-08-14, Page 4Kit I. flaunt gatinct. rap LIBERTY TO ATTER AND TO ARGUE FREELY ACCORDING TO THE DICTATES OE opnrcTENWE WE BRIZE ABOVE ALL Q„1141.44 t.I11EATIES. THE CROPS, Business in Canada is reviving in consequence ce of the gratifying. ofy in g ,crop � �i'S-".,"""Wy`�u��j�'�'°iiY."S'`--U��i-•`�-r.{u��..*��� �✓'�'��•-)Ir.7� 1GA surplus of 2%000,000 bushels of wheat for export means a five -dollar bill in —the hands of every man, woman and child in the country, and perhaps more, .for the European demand is almost •,, a ; Lpa im with a bang n ver- ,before the snow flies. Bradstreet s this was of athe roceedings and is in an elaborate table sho.vs that during the absorbing topic of , conversation the next twelve months Europe will here. require at least 280,000,000 bushels. At the Privileges and Erections to -day Sir Hector read a lengthy de- � r The Lucknow Sentinel, Bruce County, Friday, August 14th membership of the societies now amounts to one million, and if it incieases in the ratio of the ten years since their organization it is likely to be a .pillion and .a half when the New York convention meets. - LANCEVIN RESIGNS, WORKS STEPS DOWN ARID OUT. UTTAwA,tiug. 11.—uipl4eetsarLazi;- evin has resigned from the Ministry. A BIG SENBAT ION. e 11 fi Sir Hector's b,-+�A��Nrt •�FT:i:'TL'liy^f"• sudden determination to resign "ids created a big sensation here. This step was completely unexpected. It is said that Hon. Thos. Mc- Greevy will resign this evening. The resignation of Sir Hector haspproved le bombshell in political It is estimated that in spite of the ba crops Russia, ass:.., - „ _ Austria, Bulgaria and 1 fence. He said he would preface it Servia will be able to export 90,000,- with s hn the n statement tot histhat colle he had s d 000' bushels on the other hand Parliament and the committee. h to be imported 371 QQ0,000 willhave CQNNELL. 4 In T,awns, MusIins and Embroideries our TOOK IS WELL ASSORTED - A spaci.aA line of l Skirtidi h embroidery at 55c per y The statement was very voluminous. by the following, countries : He denied very emphatically all the charges preferred againt him, and asserted his• innooence in the most positive manner. He said it was absolutely .untrue that he ever re - United Kingdom France...........Germany • Italy $pain and Portugal.. Switzerland... Turkey........... r.... Rest of Europe... Total... r.. r ..............:..............371,000,000 The net demand for Europe will there- fore be 2S1,000,000. This is said to be a moderate estimate, for according to all accounts Russia will have all she can 'do to feed -herself, theryecrop having failed along with wheat. The exports available from India are set down at 33.000,000 bushels, and it is 'believed that the United States can eyport 14t,000,000, leaving 104,000,- 145,000,000 100,000,000 35,000,000 25,000,000 16,000,000 8,000,000 10,000,000 32.000,000 X000 to he obtained from Cana Australia and other sources. a, ard �„..r_r..rccy&'P*,�a..r.�r..niTTS'Ctrs«^t ;a.. ztrw :h' e7rrr••�utn.,_.. 7. n; i,'s.r_:^- "• '-3^raa^:re- . n:_��:�' `�,Y-Lt ri sa*r�^'.3.+soca,^r m., ire r. :"�:-•'SwuYk.F.,:7-iy �tLuati ar.•rf <.s+^e:C: L.LIB. AL DISCOUNTS HARDWA HARD M i4 i.�'"• RE! f Go to T. Lawrence if you want anything in THE;lis ARE OR. TINWARE LINE HSR , ' He has just received a fresh assortment of mixed paints in all shades. Alabdstlne t n all shades. Kalsomine, White Wash and Paint Brushes. " Daisy'} Churns, 3 sizes. Ideal ceived -$10,000 from Owen E Murphy. He had no relations whatever with . Washers. Wringers, cheap. Carpet Sweepers Carpet Beaters. Garden `Tools of all ulnas. his Murphy. He was not aware that son, Laforce Langevin, had received a Milk Cans, Creamery Cans. Honey Extractors. Dairy and other Pails. .He also and plain, and Zeb�ra� Barb has in stock a full line of fencing wire, Annealed, Galvanized,• Coal Tar, Coal Roof Tar Paint, Water Lime, Plaster of Paris, Paints, Oils, Glass and o would also call attentito the- ' nem= a stable—wire--=y Putty. He would window and door fl- .cent either directly or indirectly. He contended that his administration of the public works was perfectly 'honor- able and that there had been no mani- a )u ation of contracts. In support of each assertion he quoted documents and papers, which he considered irrefutable of hisinno- cence: With regard to Mr.- Peters, who said he gave Sir' Hector $1,000 in 1887, the Minister . said he had no recollection of the -transaction: ------- Even if the payment' was made for .election purposes as . Mr. Peters had declared under oath, it must be re- membered, pointed out Sir Hector, that this alleged occurrence took -place six years after Mr. Peters had ceased to perform work for the Public Works Department. Sir Hector reviewed all the evidence in a most comprehensive manner. - He denied' he had ever. pr`oftted -by any -- contract, and said he had never had private dealings withLarkin, Connolly & Co., or anybody else, inconsistent with his position as a Minister of the Crown." THE time for receiving applications by the Revising Barristers on the new 'Voters' Lists has been extended by Parliament till . Saturday next, the 15th of August. Those who have hitherto neglected to hand in their the proper officers should do us save the incon- ring before the judge ion In court. No one r forgranted that his i "List, but, any one who bit should lose no time in Bing to thematterpersonally, within e time now allotted. Upon the Pre- ,paration of • the present . Lists may '4depend important results. WHEN the New Fork State Legis- datuire adopted electricity as a means •of executing capital ' sentences it also made *illegal for newspapers to pub - dish more in regard to an execution than the bare announcement. of the fact that an execution had been carried out. Of course all the princi- pal city and state journal published long and painfully detailed accounts of the executions, gathered from those who were present by permission, and they defied the authorities to set the haw in .notion against them, holding that the public would never consent to star chamber executions no . matter - M ' what the law might be. ' The matter. was, however, brought before the Grand Jury, and it has brought indict- ments against the offending news- y papers and they are to be tried_ for their offences. It remains to be seen •,whether the law can be enforced. { M.A..—STYYTROTIG-1-1IITG— . Done on the shortest notice and at reasonable prices. All kinds of repairing ^ promptly attended to. '0 i OW 'Q3v' - creens. r ASHFIELD. The weather for the -.last few days has been extremely warm. A heavy wind, hail and rain storm passed over this vicinity last Sunday afternoon. The fall wheat is yielding from 20 to 30 bushels per acre: If the farmer' receives a fair price for it, times will° improve. Farmers ate busy preparing the ground for next year's crop. Schools in rural sections will re -open next Monday, 17th inst. Teachers and pupils will govern themselves accordingly, In . the State of Iowa rural schools have,four months vacation and town and city schools two months, the reverse of what we have here. Mr.'J. C. Reid, teacher of Westfield school, preached very forcibly , last Sabbath in Zion church. The prayer meeting' is arranged for. Thursday evening of each week week in the above church. 1 PO.R-- -: N IMPORT! Do MURCHISON Will shortly send his .annual import . order for . goodrfron, Great Britain. . Parties wish- ing to place special orders for b ooks, etc., are invited. to call. D. MURCHISON, IMPORTER. Given Away—The .Publjc Some time ago we did some adver- tising for the Canadian 'Agriculturist,. published at, Peterboro, for which we were to receive horse cuts. We. received the' cuts but they are not worth the express charges we paid on them. They will no more reproduce the semblance of a horse than so many square inches, of blank metal. The. same paper is iieW floating a prize scheme. if their prizes are as worth- less as their cuts their dupes will get no value. Those of our exchanges who have been treated as we were owe it to therpselves to put the public on their guard.—Clinton News -Record. The same advertisement was also'pub- lished in the SENTINEL, and we' have 'as yet failed_ to receive any of the horse cuts, but if those sent to the Nelvs-Record are samples of their work- we don't need them. THE next convention of the Christian 'Endeavor Societies is to be held in New /York in 1892. Judging by the 'recent meeting at Minneapolis, it will be a vast assemblage of the faithful from every State of the Union, from Canada, and from across the Atlantic. • The eonventions have increased stead- ily and rapidly in magnitude, 10,000 persons having been in attendance at the meeting in St. Louis last year, and the ' number growing, to 15,00.0 at Minneapolis last week. The enrolled SIR JOHN A..14I1x.CDONALD MEM ORIAL. Subscription to erect a suitable national memorial to commemorate the life_and work of the Right Hon. Sir Joh iCA.. Macdonald, G.C.B., will be received at the Post Office, Lucknow,' Mr. A. B. Congram's store and H. Morrison's office, and duly acknow- ledged through the columns of the - Empire, Toronto, and the Lucknow SENTINEL. Subscriptions limited . to $10 and as low as 25 cents. Received thus far :— J S Tennant,M,D$5 00 David Moody, 81 00' H Morrison 5 00 M Campbell, sr 1 00 TD 1 00 Ahos S Campbell,1 00 Mrs A G Elliott,1 00 Robert Martin, 1 00 W J Connors ...1 00 M McDonald, ......1 00 Dav McDonald 1 00 D C Taylor, .......1 00 Mrs H'Hudson 25 Robt Webster50 J Denning, 1 00 • Still on Deck THE STAB RESTAURANT BEATS THEM ALL, Just received a consignment of fresh vegetables and fruits. Fresh 'Watermelons, Fresh Cucumbers, Fresh Cabbage, Fresh Tomatoes, New Potatoes. —Mr. John Allin left on Tuesday evening last for Goderich with eigh- teen horses, which he intends shipping by boat to. the Northwest. ra 1 • • Sotice to Creditors. 1891—VOTERS' LIST -1891 - Municipality of the Viilage of Lucknow County of Bruce. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I have transmitted; or delivered to the persons mentioned in the . third and fourth sections of 'the "Voters' List Act" the copies required by said section to be so transmitted or delivered of the list, pursuant to the said act, of all persons appearing by the last revised Assessment Roll of the said Munici- pality to. vote in the said Municipality , at elections for members to the Legislative Assembly and at municipal elections, and the said list was first posted up at myoffice in. Lucknow on the 13th day of July, 1891, and remains there for inspection. Electors are called upon' to examine the said Iist, and if any -omissions or any other errors are found therein, to take immediate proceedings to have the same errors corrected according to law. Dated at Lucknow this 13th day of July, '91. H. MORRISON, Clerk of the said Municipality. 3-913 " Lucknow P. O. , In the matter of the estate of JOHN McQUI.E- LAN, late of the Township of West W'awa- nosh, in the County of Huron, Yeoman, Decease'. NOTICE is hereby given. pursuant 'to Sec- tion 36, Revised Statutes of. Ontario, 1887, Chapter 110, that all Creditora'and other Persons having claims against the estate of the above named John McQuillan. who died on or about the 7th day of April, 1891,at the said Township of West Wawanosh, are hereby re- quired to deliver or send by post prepaid, to the undersigned Executors of theswill of the said deceased, on or before the 15th day of August, 1891, their christian and surnames, addresses and description, and full particulars of their claims, a statement of their amount duly vertified., and the nature of the security (if any) held by them, and that the said Exec • utors will on and after the said 15th day of August, 1891, proceed to distribute the assets of the said estate amongst the parties entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of which they have then notice, and that the said Executors will not be 'liable for the assets of the said estate or any part thereof so distribut- ed to any person of who.,e claim they have not notice at the time of such distribution. ROBERT MURRAY, C['ARLES TAYLOR, Executors, St. Helens P.O Lucknow 17th June 1891. Thanking the citizens of Lucknow and the public generally for past favors since commencing business I would solicit a continuance of the same, Ice-cream, cider and other temperance drinks, canned goods, biscuits and confection- ary always on hand as of old. Jo Co KINCAID. 18,91 --VOTERS' LIST -71891. Municipality of the Township of West Waw- *nosh in the County of Huron. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN- THAT I have transmitted or delivered to the persons mentioned in the third and, fourth sections of the •'Voters List 'Act" the copies required by said section to be so transmitted or delivered of the list, pursuant to the -aid act, of all persons appearing by the last revised Assessment Roll of the said munici- pality to vote in the said municipality at elections for - members to the Legis ive Assembly and at municipal. elections, and . the said list was first posted up at my office in St. Helens on the 4th day of Aug., 1891, and remains there for inspection. Electors,,are called upon to examine the said list, and if any omissions or other errors are found therein, to take immediate pro- ceedings to have the same errors corrected according to law. Dated at St. Helens this Atli day of Aug. '91 R. K, MILLER, Clerk 'of the said municipality; 3-915. St. Helens P. O. FARM FOR SALE. THE PROPERTY OF THE LATE Thomas Mullin, comprising 200 acres of good land, Nos. 5 and 6, Con. 11, AR'h- field.- 120 acres are cleared, and the remainder is good maple bush. For further particulars apply to MALCOLM MctONALD, • Executor, Lucurtow. Pire and . Marine _Insurance, North British and Mercantile, of E inhurgh and London. Western, of Toes to. Liyerpool & London and Globe, ofiverpool. Gore District, of Galt. Northern, of London and Aberdeen. Guardian, of London, England. Phoenix; of London, England] and Accident In- surance Co'y., of North America, Montreal. R. CUNNINGHAM, AGENT, ^ - GUELPH, tali.:.th. C::>>'1,:1, It lip exn).iii,