HomeMy WebLinkAboutLucknow Sentinel, 1891-10-02, Page 5PATRONS OF INDUSTRY.
A SPECIAL SESSION OF THE
' GRAND -ASSOCIATION IN
LQIVDON.
'The call to attend a special session
stif the Grand Association of Patrons
'sof :industry of Ontario was liberally
,responded to, and on Tuesday after-
►noon• nearly 60 delegates reported
rah selves at the City- Hall; London,
sone Of these being a representative
The Lucknow Sentinel, Bruce. t✓ounty, October 2nd
On constitution --Thomas Creighton
J. F. Wilson, W. Thompson,.. F.
Henderson, E. J. 'Pearson, R. Brock
and W m. Deo. a',
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The grand secretary reported that a
platform provisionally adopted at
Chatham' on March 10, had been sub-
mitted to 303 subordinate associations
with the following result, the figures
after each plank signifying the number
of associations favorable, and the bal-
ance being either opposed or undecided:
1, Maintenance of British connec-
tion ; 207.
2. The reservation of public lands
aroii Quebec. for the actual settlers ; 303.
The grand officers present were, F. 3, Purity of administration and
'Kennedy, Camlachie, president C. A. Absolute independence of Parliament ;
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A. Welsh,, Strathroy, secretary-
ttreasurer, and Thomas Creighton,
.Dlooretown, Henry Winters, Thorny-
iurst, and J. W. Wilson,.Chatharia,
errand trustees.
4. Regid economy in every depart-
ment of the public service ; 302.
5. Simplification of the laws and a
general reduction in machinery of
Government ; 303.
6. The abolution of the Canadian
Senate ; 288.
22.6.
8. A system of civil Rervice refoi rrn
that will give each county power to
appoint their own county officials,
except county judges ; 281.
9. Tariff for revenue only, and so
adjusted as to fall as far as possible
upon the luxuries, and not upon the
necessaries of life.; 301.
10. Reciprocal trade on fair and
equitable terms between Canada and
the United States ; 294.
11. Effectual legislation that will
protect labor and the results of labor
-from those` combinations and monopw-
lies which unduly enhance the price of
the articles produced by such combin-
ations or mohoplies ; 299. e
12. Prohibition of •
the bonusing of
railways by Government grants as
contrary to the public interests ; 288.
13. The formation of a loan and
investment society in connection with
the order for the purpose of negotiat-
ing loans on farm property. at reduced
rates of interest ; 288.
14. Preparation of the Dominion
and Provincialvoters' lista by the
municipal officers ; 296..
15. Conformity of electoral districts
for both Dominion and Provincial
represen'ation to county` boundaries,
as constituted for municipal purposes ;,
202.
There is a large amount of debating
talent and executive ability in the
association, ,and at the sessions held on
Tuesday afternoon and evening, on
Wednesday forenoon and evening, and
on Thursday forenoon, afternoon and
fol aldson were appointed_ a committee
on credentials, and their report, as
sbelow. was adopted.
.}Brant -A. B. Lee.
rBrue Dr. Bradley, Peter Cerri-
B;gan,..Ml`McEwing, Wm. Quirk and
`Alex. Patterson.
Elgin -Wm. Doe and F. Leeson.
Grenville -Robert Alder.
Grey -Samuel Anderson.
Haldimand-J. W. McCallum and
John Robertson.
Halton -John D. McGregor.
Huron -Jas. Gaunt and J. A. Mc-
. Keown.
Kent -J. N. McCoyy. E. E. Parrot,
W. H. Windover and F. W. Wilson.
La HI bton-Wm. Ball, C. Coyle,. T.
'Creighton, A. C. Dewar, C. Kennedy,
D. McIntyre, Win. Nesbit, Ed.
',Orange, John Paynter, Wm. Thomp-
son and.Henry Winters.
Middlesex -J. H. Alexander, R.
'Richards, r ck, Archie Campbell, B.
J,-Donliti,, 'n, J. C. Hull and L. A.
Welsli.
Norfolk -D. Braniun, D. Dwyre,
.:J. N. McNally and Albert Swinn.
Northumberland --J: B. Ewing, C.
A. Mallory and Robert McKeown.
Ontarin-F. Roach.`
Oxford-R.J. Pearson.
Peterboro-W. H. Brnchour and
Robert Tudhope.
Welland -W. 11. Garner.
Wellington -Geo. A. Darby and
Jas, Y. Farley.
Wentworth -T. Si Henderson.
'Huntingdon, Quebec -T. J. Leahy.
The grand president introduced the
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Fan Millinery At
re. .Aturchisoes.
Seasonable Goods,...
The Latest Styles,
PROS, THE LOWEST.
After a visit to the city, the assort-
ment_ will be complete, and all orders
kv'. Ieceive err nal attentl
T..
All Are Invited. To Call.
MRS. li ILIRCHISON.
DocparI ER 9
THE HUB
Leads thein all for
Pam: ay Groceries
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AND
(CANNED GODS.
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Fruits of All Kinds in Season.
FINE TEAS
A SPECIALTY.
The Largest ,Mock,
The Choices,. Goods,
& The Best Value
FIRE FIRE !
Insure your farm property, private dwellin
in the old reliable, the
.business of the meeting by explaining
evening very important business has
svhy it was called, viz : Fur improving been transacted. The sessions closed
the organization of the grand associa-
tion by amending the constirution and
,by-laws thereof_; for finally adopting a
;,tplatform of the order in this Province;
for taking into consideration the.
.advisibillty of making application for
a Dominion charter of incorporation,
and for the purpose of -transacting such
ether business as may at the time be
`deemed of importance to the order in
this Province. He reviewed the story
of Separation from the United States
last February, . the formation of the
grand association, and the progress
that has been wade notwithstanding'
the difficulties found in the way, and
believing that the experience of the
gust eight months would enable them
glow to formulate laws that are better
calculated to aid Patrons to be success-
ful, he had acted on advice given to
slim and had. called this meeting. He
told of his success in the Northwest,
.,and of the eagerness of the farmers
there to have the order spread over
.the territory as fast as.pessible. He
argil-worked-stead-il-y-in-the.interesis_of_
on Friday. An adjournment was
made on Wednesday afternoon only to
visit the Fair, -every delegate being
punctual in attendance at/the numer-
ous and lengthy sessions held.
the order, and had visited sixeeen or.
:.seventeen counties in Ontario, and
besides the organizers appointed in
,,Dntario; he had appointed ten organ-.
iters in the Northwest and established
Eve county associations. The expenses
of his trip to Manitoba would in a
short time be more than met by the
• dues coming 'from thatflpart of Canada.
jad n
The action of the h president
•tailing this special meeting of 'the
grand .association was approved, and
,the work of the sessions was begun by
,°ache appoint1bent of ,the following
,committees, viz.
On resolutions -J. N, McCoy, 0.
A, Mallory, Thos. Sawyer and T. J.
Leahy.
On by -laws -H. Winters, P. Corri-
, B. J. Donaldson and J. Robertson.
n mileage and compensation -F.
Le on, Thos. Bradley, J. A. McEwan,
:and Mr, Quiik. .
On platform ---E. E. Parrott, W.
Nesbit, J. N. McCoy, W. H. Gaynor,
R. Alder, A. Dewar, R. J. McKeown,
J. H. Alexander and; Mrs Darby.
On finance -A. Campbell, J. H.
Alexander and W. H. Windover.
On goo's of the ,°tanc1VS. Ander.
--las. Gaunt, J. Payer
acn.
LONDON MUTUAL
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Office, -A. ROSS harness shop. Lucknow
Wil be in the office every Saturday afternoon;
JOHN LANE Agent Kinlongb.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the partnership heretofore subsisting
between us, the undersigned, as Druggists in
the Village of Lucknow, has been this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All debt owing
to the said partnership are to be paid to Harry
Days, and all claims against the said partner-
ship are also to be presented to the said Harry
Day' by whom the same will be settled.
Dated at Lucknow this 1st day of Septem-
-ber, 1891.
Witness, G„ W. BERRY,
ELLIOT TRAVER, I. HARRY DAYS.
The partnership existing between Mr. H.
Days and myself as druggists, etc„ having
expired, Mr. H. Days is the lucky one in se-
curing the business, I have much pleasure in
recommending hien to our conhdence. Please
accept my very best thanks and kind feelings
Pr your past i ask a continuance of
the same in bthalf of Mr, H. Days, I am,
Yours Respectfully,
G.. W,BERRY.
Is the most ancient and most general of all
diseases. Scarcely a family is entirely free
from it, while thousands everywhere are its
suffering slaves. Hood's Sarsaparilla has
remarkable success in curing every form of
scrofula. The most severe and painful run-
ning sores, swellings in the neck, or goitre,
humor in the eyes, causing partial or total
blindness, and every other form of blood
disease have yielded to the, powerful effects
of this medicine. Try it.
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Sold -by -al -druggist. $14.1 for/b:.reparedony
by C. I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
LUCKNOW MA$flETS
Fall Wheat, per bushel
Peas
Oats
Potatoes
Butter, per lb
Eggs, per dozen
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.87
INSOLVENT NOTICE
IN THE MATTER OF
As E. BRASHER,
Of Lucknow, Insolvent.
The Insolvent has made an assignment to
the undersigned for the benefit of the creditors
under R. S. (k, 1889, chapter 124.
All persons claiming to rank upon the estate
of the Insolvent must file their claims with me
on or before the
1st day of November, 1891,
after which date I will proceed to distribute
the assets of the Estate, having regard to
those claims only of which I shall then have
notice.
D. HENDERSON Assignee,
No.17 Front St. West. Toronto.
Toronto, Sept. 10th, 1891.
Gine m uc now.
JOHN ELLIOT.
An Unequalled
Assortmont
Including' all the newest
STYLES AND
NOVELTIES
ARE YOU DEAF
Or do you -stiffer from noises in the
head. Then send 3 cent stamp and I
will send a valuable treatise containing
full particulars for home cure which
costs comparatively nothing. A splen-
did work on deafness and the ear. --
Address, PROF. G. CHASE, Montreal.
Of the season in womens and ehildrets
boots for
TO THEFARMERS
FAIL & WINTER
Wear, also in all the
LEAD
NG LINES
ASHFIELD. COUNCIL.
The above Council met on Sept. 24
pursuant to adjournment. w Councillor
Girvin abseait. Minutes of previous
meeting were read and signed.
Accounts paid -Hugh WO -hay $4:
D. Connell $5.07', Mrs, 'McRae $5
(charity), T. Lougheed $57.00, D.
ITeuelerson $69:30, J: r Matheson
$12.0-85.
_ A letter from the Reeve of Hurons -
claiming pay for grave), was read.
Decided that "the Reeve 'matte further
inquiry in the matter.
The collector's bond was accepted.
Complaint of W. H." Reid and D.
L. Taylor respecting statute labor was
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but to be considered again.
Rates to be . levied --County 2` and
one tenth 'mills; local, 2' Trills ; special•
school rate, I mill general' school
rates according: to trustees' estimates.
Next meeting to be held on Nov. 5-
,w,-,....7874:4Zw9EKg144 Ciacrk,-
In means, womens & childrens
RUBBERS & OVERSHOES
AT •
J. PEART,
LUCKNOW.
NOTICE.
TEACHERsr INSTrTurliJ_
On the 10th aid 1lth of September
the united associations of East and
West Huron met at Clinton its the.
Collegiate Institute building.
It was one of the most successful
Institutes held for some tune by the
teachers of Huron. The attendance
was. large, aggregating somewhere in
the neighborhood of one hundred and
eighty teachers besides others. The
-diiscussions. which _ were .led! by .so_.me-
the ablest teachers of the Associations
were instructive and inspiring.
Where all did so well it seems almost
invidious- to mention ;names;. but Mr.
Musgrove;. Principal of the Wingham
school,. with the subject, "How we are
governed," and 1V1r.. H. I. Strang,
B. A., Headmaster of the Goderich
high school, witlithe subject, "Analysis
and E'hrsing,". did so well that we
must be pardoned for particularizing
in their cases.
West Huron. Assosiatiap elected the
following officers to manage their
affairs -for the ensuing.yearr : President,
R. R. Ross, Blake ; Tice -President.
Miss Eurritt;:Goderich See -Treasurer, -----
G. W. Holman, Elmvrlle ; Executive
Committee, W. H. Johnston, Hay ,
S. J. Latta, Zurich ; Geo. Baird;.
Stanley ;. Miss K. Hawkins, Exeter ;
Miss. L. Monteith, Zurrich.
On Friday evening, Sept. i l th, the
meeting closed, but not without many
expressing the hope that another
union meeting would soon be held.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED AN
office in the building east of the
SENTINEL Printing Office.'/
AGREEMENTS, BONDS, LEASES,
DEEDS, MORTGAGES AND WILLS
CAREFULLY PREPARED.
Pans ,specifications and estimates for build
ings, mills, bridges, etc., furnished
on short notice.
JAS. SOMERVILLE.
Lucknow, Tan .1891. '
.25
.13,
.12
SWEEP ESTRAY.
.0 Att1.E TO THE PREMISES OF THE
undersigned, lots 75 and 76, in the 1st
con. of Kinloss4 on or about July last, an aged
white ewe afilV lamb, Both animals are
marked in the ears. The owner is requested to
prove property, pay expenses and take them
away.
MTTRDOCH McQUEEN,
3-923 t Lucknow P. O.
PIG ESTRAY.
STRAYED TO THE PREMISES OF
the undersigned at lot 25, con. 4, Kinloss
on or about the lst of September, a black pig.
The owner is requested to prove property, pay
expenses and trice it away.
D. McDONALD,
3.923 Langside P, O.
4
I have rented the store
occupied by Mr. Geo. Kerr,
and am prepared to
P.A "Sr CASH
FOR BUTTER AND EGGS.
The highest price will be
d
paid for butter according to
quality.
R. C. SPARLIHC.
NOTICE.
Mrs. Smit
-Has just-opened-ouLa=_fine
assortment of
DRESS GOODS
In all the latest Colorings.'
Also ,
Dress Trimmings
In Silver and Gilt Gnimps.
Navy and Gilt
ALL PERSONS HOLDING ORGANS,
Pianos, Sewing Machines, or other
goods or chattels, left with tbeui (unsold) by
any person connected with the firm of
T. KIBBORN & SON,
Of Chesloy, S'hlburne and Markdale, are
hereby notified that such goods must be
accounted for to the undersigned at once,.
THE BELL ORGA m & PIANO CO.,
(Limited) ; , Guelph, Ont.
HOUSE AND LOT
FOR SALE.
0 SITUATED IN THE Mct<%AREEL
Survey, on Willoughby Street, in the
Village of Lucknow, containing one acre of
land with good fruit trees and first-class small
frmiis, also a large barn and driving shed.
The house is in good condition and contains
six rooms, kitchen, collar, etc. This property
can by had ata bargain. Apply to
MRS. JAMES C. MILLER. •
efa-tf Bob Street, Lucknow.
THE ROCHESTER
STAR NURSERIES
-a-
THE OLD AND RELIABLE NURSERIES
of our northern climate, which haye
proved so satisfactory in the past.
Good,: vigorous and healty, Fruit and
Ornamental Trees are now offered at the
Lucknow Agency at reasonable prices.
Farmers and all others will find it to their
advantage to call and make their own selection
when ample time can be procured to study the
class suitable to every soil and to every taste.
Also the
USY 7BENTWA HER -
guaranteed to run easier arid do better work
than any other machine in the world, No
rubbing necessary, We challenge a trial
with any other machine. Warranted for five
years, , and money refunded if not entirely
satisfactory.
Apply at the Lucknow General Agency
Offtee.
It GRAHAM. Manager.
P . S, -Money to loan at low interest. A
few good, energetic men wanted; wages weekly.
Cord Trimming
Also Black and Gilt.
A cheap line of cloths, suit
able for fall wraps, etc.
Yarns in all the different
grades.
A special line of
Black Yarn. for School Wear
A call from intending purchaser's
is solicited.
Mrs. Smith.
'Il
McLEOD'S
System Renovator.
And other tested remedies
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
-- -FOR
Impure, Weak and Impoverished Blood,
Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Palpitation of the
Heart, Liver Complaint, Neuralgia, Loss of
Memory, Bronchitis, Consumption, Gall
Stones, Jaundice Kidney and Urinary Dis-
eases. St. Vitus' Dance, Female Irregularities
and General Debility. •
81 pet half pint and 82 per pint^ bottle.
LABORATORY. • - OODERTCH,ONT.
J. M. McLEOb, ,
Proprietor and Manufacturer.
Sold by Berry .& Days and A. B. Concram
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