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LUCKNOW, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1891
BknesilAIVIILTON GEO, MAIR & co
„.,.....zziwita,.....4:cavatoirr.w.v-ta •
Capital, $1,2o6,85o. Rest, $600,poo.
President -Jonn• STUART.
Vice President—A. G. RAMSAY.
DIRECTORS :
JOHN PROCTOR, CHAS. GURNEY, GEO. ROACH
A. T. Wcon, A. B. LITiroronto).
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as
SAYINGS BANK.—Ilburs 10 to 3; Satur-
day's, 10 to 1. ' Deposits of .st and upwards
- received and interest allow( d.
SP-ECIAL DEPOSITS also -received at cur•
rent rates of, interest;
IbRAFTS 1 Great Britain and the United
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States bo ht and sold.
J. 0. BROWN, SUB -AGENT.
DENTAL
J. S. JEROME, L. D. S.
Wingbam, will he in Lucknow
on the second and fourth Fri -
ay and Saturday of each month. Good, sets
for 810. Filling and eytracting a specialty
LEGAL
IMON CORRIGAN, COMMISSIONER,
0 in H. C. G. Kinlough P. 0., Ontario.
11011 A. MALCOMSON , BARRISTER,
• Solicitor, Conveyancer. ete, (late. of
Cameron, }VA (amer•in, Goderich). Office
at Traver's old stand. t
nTIORIKON, ATTORNEY' - AT
. law, olicitor in Cancery, Convey-
ancer, COMMISIOner, ete. Office. over., the
barber shop. •
Sri -Wry -
Or Lucknow B4pking.Oomp'y.
L CKNOW, 27/H NIA/0,1891.
TO FARMERS„
DQ YOU REQUIRE A CHEAP FARtVL
Give us a'eall. Although we have sold seven
farms this Soring we have _kali several on
easy tems to_enit parchaseee..•., .
p0 YOU REQUIRE MONEY. WE
can supply all demands if the party or parties
are good, or can give security and at reason
onable interest.
GREAT TUG OF WAR.
About three or four weeks ago Mr.
D. R. McIntosh received a letter from
Stratford asking him to take a tug -of -
;war team to that city on August 27th,'
1 1-114f be•ino• ;te r.;,,;,-. r., -;I:.1,..- A • 1
13 better ttli4ifrgr.
are putting upand
'bar
iedatuared
1;7/
• but Y9u eau *eve sur000C
dip this expense, ly
ID.roOr exotTw Abarto-Lin?it.
*supplies.
WHOLE NO. 919.
especial thanks of the Luce -now con-
tingent are due to the energetic
•t-ePet as' kr. as. Winters, of the
Windsor, fur the ,latter's kind hospi-
tality.
DO YOU WISH TO CHANGE THE.
Mortgage on your farm or put on a new loan.
if so we will ao it promptly and on the most
favourable terms, or if you -wish to send away
the interest on your Yfortgage. we will de so
for you and at a very trifling expense.
WE DO A GENERAL BANKING
business of all ainds. Drafts issued, and Bank
Cheques on all points, whether in Canada,
United States or England, cashed at usual
Bank terms. Interest allowed on deposit at
the rate of five per cent. payable half yearly,
but no one deposit to exceed one thousand
dellaraVithout a. special arrangement.
FIRE INSURANCE EFFECTED WITH
despatch on all insurable buildings in English
or Canadian Insurance Coinpanies.
Office hours 10 a.m. to 4 pan.
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GEO. SIDDALL,. Manager
'Goods,
The summer days are draw -
.ARROW & .PR DFOOT, BARRIS-- to a close. The demand
ters, Solicitors, etc., Goddrich, Ont.
J. T. GARROW, Nos PROUDFOOT.•
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MEDIC L
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,A. MoIONAID, ?if . D., C. M. C. P. S.
p.1 • 0. Office, Kintail.
DE. TENNANT, PHYSICIA'N,
Surgeon.and Accoucheur. Surgery op-
posite Cain's hotel. Office bdurs. from 9 to 12
a..m., aturfrom 2 to 5 p. m.
MoD. GORDON, C.M., F.T.
Le M.S., M.C.P.S.O., Physician,. Sur-
geon. and Accoucheur. Office next door to AV.
Allin's implement shop..Residence Ross street;
oppdgite W. U.' .
_DR- ../11DDES, V. 8.',.CALL'S
either by mail or telegrain proMptly
attended to. . Charges moderate. Office, Cor-
rig,ran's Boarding honse. Cain's'• hotel.
Lncknow.
GENERAL
-trONEY TO LOAN! I HAVE A. FEW
thousand -dollars. to invest for private
• parties. at • reasonable interests. . ,ELLioy
,TRATERS,-
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1 iW 0NEYTQLOAN 1 ON FIRST-CLASS
mortgageis at 7 to 7i per cent. interest,
payable • yearly. Charges moderate, Apply
to ROBERT MURRAY, St. Helens.
(1A.NADIAN. PACIFIC R.A.ILWAY CO.
'rickets issued to all' paints east or west.
•Oilick time. Close conne(tions with other
lines. Full ilartieu tars to intending -travellers.
'roux Mviteitisnx, Ticket Luekm,w,
V'Z'',17(t),14(0)'StLf.ATG PER (iENT
Jists o.f farms for
s.0.1t) iu as" w .11 as Alanitoba. • Parties -
desirous to .ell farms will Coineilt their inter -
1,;40 by inspecting the advertising facilities of
'Snl.scribei. in Oa eat 1 ;ritain and Ireland and
el;ntinent of lands f• , A .;ous STEIVART,
for light goods is growing less
ancl. there will soon be a call
for iheavier articles. Fall
goods are beginning to arrive,
and our many customers will
find that we have made ample
provision for their wants at
right prices. . Considerable
boots and shoes are selling
and by the way we think it a
good idea to purchase in this
line before the wet weather
sets in. it gives the leather
time to season, and the result
is much better satisfaction in
wear.
'Kid gloves are pow Moving
rnridly, •and to those desiring
to purchase, we would say
that, our stock is large with a
full range of sizes and prices,
a u SU %V IJ11 1HI1O.
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EST W AIV. ANOS11. IvIUT UAL,'
Fire, Insurafiee Con.pany, board of
• directers meets for th' trans3ction brisinesk
ri the first 'rueday vach mooth. Parties
• wishing 4F.1 bare their property insnred in this
Aaereasi.ii.;;ly populla cnnu pany, will by:giving
b.• called Irvin by•an ageht or by one
• of the DirectOrs. 1.>usine4s calls' promptly
▪ attended to. Office, Dungannon. J. At,
Rorisar.4,'S,.,crotarV, . Wn. L1NF; Treasurer.
px-41n44[094roavVinvang‘ouvescranonmaolanilsemelyrdn•Pne
osoomings
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Al Lodge, No. 112
. meets every Friday
•• .evening at 8 o'clock
in their hall, Campbell street. All brethren
cordially invited. \Vu. I 61);), N. Grand ;
J ima Framer, Recorder.
Cel.ilidwOod,
O. F., couRT
;10, Locknow, Meet -
every nrst and third
AE.aulay in every
month, in the Od(1.
follows hall. Visit-
ing brethren vr.e
tonlially invited. W,
1.02D, 1). YULE SEC.
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4 0. U. W. LUCKNMV 'LODGE OF
• • the.Anciont Order United Workmen,
.1,..et in the, 0,1arllous hall, on the !nit and
4.-ron(1 lkintelay (q-enings of 1,ach month at
eight n'cloelr. Visiting brethren cordially
invited. 11: PATTRItsoN, ila t Work?). .111
R, 1), CA13F3toN, Tteetirler.
UNREAL MMOCH, & CO.
Lucknow& Dungannon.
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Pla Editor of ,t40 .Sc .:
riF,Aft \VC 'are giving a
prize for tug-of-war at our fall show
hero, en Sept. 11th and 16th, to be
competed for on the 16th ; 1st prize;
035, '2rid prize, $15 ; five men to draw'
on each side, three teams; to draw or
no second money given. I send this
to you •and if you would inert -in yelp -
paper, it would give any who •might
want'to have a draw in your district a
chant, to compete, whi,..th W41whtlid
like very muchif you could send 'a
team dotvn. 'Yonrs R'espeetfelly,
.1. D. Yu:;, Secretary.
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-Farmers hein,g yo'r grain 'to
Lucknow. The lareers
grain and will pay highest market
prices tor it.
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Peter's cle lab. Tete. • w, „
next, after e •
lv Mr. Kenneth McLeod, Mr. Me-
Intosh secured the services of five men
from Huron'and Bruce to go to Strat-
ford. Two days before the contest
was to take place it was found that
owing to sickness and other family
troubles three of the best men were
unable to go. Mr. McIntosh arid Mr.
D. .W. Hays, station agent, then.
undertook to gcit, up a team, but up to
a late hour on the night • of the 26th
had secured only two men for certain.
Nothing daunted, Mr. Hays, accom-
panied by piper Duncan McKay, K.
McLeod and W. Campbell, boarded the
'Carly train for ,Stratford. It , was
found that an expected "puller" in the
person of F. Shannon, Ripley, had.
missed the train. At Belgrave Mr.
Van -Norman got abOard, , -being
the first complethent to.the team ao far.
At Clinton another disappointment
was encountered,.. here D. and D._
Bell, of Hensel'l were expected to join
the party but failed to show up, and
not until Seaforth was left behind. did
it hecome known that the •stalwarts of
Hay township were aboard accom-
panied . by Mr.. J. E. McDenell, of
e.neelle-to-w-h-ometoo-Neeatecredit can
not be given for bringing them along.
Arrived at Stratford, • on counting
noses, it .was found that • there were
only three. of the. team with K. Me-
Leod to fall' back on'as spare man.,
D. R. McIntosh was- wired to send on
t. Hays, Kinlough, and F. •Shannon,
Ripley. Instead he sent • 3. Murray
and. Shannon, whie got to Stratford
about 4 o'clOck, drove to the grounds,
and almost without a breething .spell
went unto the rope. Zora team. was
on the ground but did not pull owing
to one of their mien having' been
injured by a threshing tuachinceacci-_.
dent, so they saidt but the real reason
may have been that they were not
allowed ato e use their' harness. The
teams faced up in the following order:
Lucknow:
D, Bell -• Stratford.
(Anchor) '''R. Sproul
F. Shannon •. • ,J.,DeHerton
,D, Bell . Geo, Court
Van Van-Ncirman Jas. Hannah .
Ken. McLeod J. Morrison
D. W. Hays (Captain) Jos, Dunston
D. Stewart, Russeldale, Referee..
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Tito first pull was taken by Strat-
ford, in three . minutes, the second by
Lucknow in four inieutes. In the
third Pull'Luckaow bad. the centre
haialkerchief • over the dee and *rat,
furd's handkerChief within six inches
cif its Stratford then rules:mod them-
selves •enensgh to pull the 'centre
hindkerchief near the 1:ei , and the
ends having - by some bec.oine
loose, . after 11 minutes the referee
rauic 11
draw.
This is the second time the Huron
and Bruce men have gone long. dist
•tances front homesonly to' have this
factor) given. It Is
tree the crosal eal eeeli in, but, that.
was no meson, why the referee could
not sec exactly which team had the
adventage, there having hem fourfeet
to _ teinstand •go on. • Wr, Ii.tvo had
about fifteen contests in Lucknow and
such nthing as a draw e•ts never.
known. 'However, it 43 OV.:r .forthis
yeer, lint v( hope to 3ect• the genial'
faces. of the .gentleinatly Stretferd
team inLucknow next year.
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• The horeeraces were a euheess, the
"free fur all" race being best, in which
Axtell, Stratford ; Grey Tobc,
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Rosa i3, re,ler Springs. took
part, Grey Tole being an easy winner
in 2.2&1, 2,31, and Never lese,kal
ing during the whole rite. ,
CIOLIOriat jUdlur lac.R•ciso ,:sue leet to
-Stratford two eon's to one, and Stret-
eq. "twee; filer .;;.t.ra
team
Ther C) were fully three thousand
ASHFIELD.
The weather lately has been rather
unfavorable for harvesting onercheene,
ie inepector, Mr.. Tom, visited our
school last Week -and expressed himself
well pleased,
A great deal of the fall wheat in
this vicinity has not yet been sewn on'
account of the rain;
The'plurns must be 'an exceedingly
good crop. You could scarcly give
•them away last Saturday in the village.
MURRAY STALE.
(Too late fur last week.)
Mr. John Murray and his sister,
Miss. Lizzie Murray, intend leaving for
the Model. school in Kincardine on
Monday.
.The: recent third and second class
examinations were unusually 'difficult
and a large percentage of the candi-
dates were •unmercifully "plucked."
Out of the twenty whoevrottafrorn the
township of Kinloss Only one succeed-
ed in passing. Mr. Wm% Walker, of
St -Sa, Noe 8, e -Nes- Ilie-iteacher ofthis
lucky 'candidate. The old veterans
who never before knew defeat feel tiery
sore over the result, and the young.
aspirants to fanie who were depending
upon this examination to win their
spurs feel equally bad. But when 3Ye.
'see the very poor showing made by
Kincardine and °thee high schools
with all their facilities we could not
expe§i:' anything else from those
were trying to do the work -of halfal
• dozen, teachers aided. by all inoderri
apparatus and appliances. • •
Foot ball is rapidly becoming the
national game; and the boys of the
Vale, not to be behind thOtimes, have
organized tv team which practices . on
Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
They are improving rapidly and some
time in the near future the sixth eon.
giants and the hwasp-evaisttld" second
:con. and other locat celebrities, will.
need' look to their laurels. By.. the
way, what is the matter with the Agri-
cultural Society getting itp a foot -hall
tournament as an attraction at the
fall show. It would. no:t take very
large money prizes to bring nut a good
number of our local teams and nothing
can he got which. would prove such an
attraction,
Me. Dab: Grisham has been laid up
for some time, with a sore. hand, but is
Low aLle to go .4;o wort,: again.
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- :Miss Tenn, McDonald left on Thurs-
dayeto isit friends. in .-tfroke ter.
Mr. E. A.: Stewart leaves otil.Sattir-
day to resume his duties as principal
'of the Balakleva streq school St.
Thomas. TIonry seenis •to like
calarnity•city very well. e
t.INIAN111()N.
Moveil—Mr.''aitd Mra. Sweettuan
'flayed from Int village to Manchester
on. Thitisde,y last, Mr, Sweetnam
having secured aI good situation as
boot and alma maker in that place.
• _ Mrs. Wilson end .her dnughtor
Maggie loved from here
last week, where they:inted to resides
for seine time. We aye sorry t h see
such gond 'citizens.
Entert a inn le rt Dui egannsin,
.T.STn, 79, C 0. F., inkend lieldina
grandentertaientent in tim near future.
Further noticn will he given.
in ,•-• Mr. Wm 11,..1,rtlen
visited friends in Termite lest aeels,
Miss Lizzie.:Murdocli, i)f Parane)unt,
is spending a few days tvith fri .nds
hore.
' tpr,1rem ts• -- r. Unities 'll liin.
,; our popular meat cleeler, ie patine
UJ) it thee meat, Atop on Southampton
street., •
'Air. P. F. Ilitmlin las orooted it line
;twiting lin front of his' shop, which
tcIls.11111t1l t41 the appoaranco of. the
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,i1).,, crioi 11,o l',')It,111i"Pp Of•Plann"0- 'MI', 1, (4, liekle Proofed a lino two
no,nt lL-oi citiaon; of 1-..1..itt,fortl genor. .4t(,i ..,. , , I: tag.e.on Jvseph :•;trot, 4 pp( 'Si t e
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DEATH OF AIR. JOHN ANDERSON
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By the death of John Anderson one
of the bestsknown and' nicest esteemed
fatnilies dn this section.. loses. the
familiar form 'of a father,. whose love
and tender care for their best interests
will always be a precious. reinembAr..
• , •-n- . eepreeentatives of many.
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branches of the family here and else-'
where will mourn deeply the-lt.iss ef the
head of the 'family. The funeral, on
Sunil ita last, was largely attended,
tending to show theasteern in which
the deceased was held, and many ex-
pressions of regard for the deceased
and of appreciation of his consistent
Christian character were heard as the
cortege accompanied the remains to the
tomb. Deceased was born in the year
1823 in the county ofArmagh, Ireland,
and came to Canada with his parents,
Joseph and Martha Anderson, when
six years olds beating in the county of
Halton. After his marriage to Miss
Sarah Ross they togethe'renotted. to the
county of Bruce, near Lucknow. This
union was blessed with eight children,
four sons and. four daughters, two of
whom preceded him to the better
Rent-1)11de for hiniSelf a home out. of the
dense forest, •ancl often was EiS house
used- as- a place of •worship by • the
pioneer ministers untiletesuitsble build-
ing cotild'be erected. • Altera residence
of 21 years in Bruce, he moved to
Lampton county, near the village of -
Florence, where he resided for..13 years.
In the spring ).4 !88 he removed 'to
Alvinston, Wh-eee, to usehis own words,
he "wished to spend the remainder of
tadays in.rest and quiet and be neat
a place :of worship." Early this spring
cleceased 'vas attacked with le grippe
nd recovery was slow, . A visit 'to, his
-on,. Mr, J. B. Anderson, at Niagara;
was tried with a view to regaining his
tealth, hut theOppesite was the result
nd with great difficulty he was en
bled to return home. All that medi-
al skill and good. nursing: could
uggest was 'done, but owing to a
iseased heart he never rallied but
apidly saek, and on Friday last he
assed to that 'bourne from. whence no
aveller. e'er returns. His sisters,
rs. (Rev.) Duff, of Port Colltorn'e,
nd Mrs. W. A. Gordon, of Florence,
nd his brothers, Wm.. -Anderson, of
uelphs and, Robert, of Forest, ,were
Iso present. His pastor,, Rey, W. G.
. McAllister, returned. front the set
f Conference at Windsor, and officiated
.'the lest sad'rites, delivering a Most
oquent and impressive sermon from
att. .25th 'chap. and 23rd verse.
he Methodist church, .where the :ser-
ce was • held, a as cliaped in black,
•a. heautiful sheaf end tvas
ut hy the \V. T. bh ing
itory
He leave widow rind six Children
mourn his loss, end who have the
artfelt. sympathy 'd f e utigh
rhoocl. .Liis daughters are Mrs,
ev.) MCOutehnon, Poteolea, and Mrs: •
• Gillespie and Mre. S. 1-T.. Sae -nee -a
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son, of Niagare, and A. R. Anderson,
of this phiee, .Derease.1 had been t
consistent member of, the ,,Isthoclist
church .for many yesrs, and ne politiee
took anective interest in the Reforit
cause in his younger days. Be was •
also. much interested in the teal-per-
:inc(' work, evor reedy to assist with
his hand, and purse in every good
cause, lied will he greatly misscal.by all '•
who. knew hien .
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way to Portage la, Prairie for nerisoe
er named Cihainlen-s, ores
lyhelll he will take to (loderich for trial
on a charge of shooting with intent to
kill. Lest May Chambers hurt...seized
the post ollko at J-larrisbur 1 fl•
manftroql t,, leave tom II, nt v•!3;'. ft'31
!Owed :Intl arrested hy Constable Role.
Helmet, of 'Li,towel After •
taken into custody Chanikets shot the
constable twee' seel etreet-sdl -to
wRS soul*,4': t ' 1 NI'
and Chritilhess t ttia11y found it( .
P.ortage. 'la Prldrio so,z,•vilig a CO days
sentonce for fokin;4. 1 f', 1,-, bot
Won rifled ;,; 1 aing held r' !I
Government e .0.91)1 le the tietarie
au thorif
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