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HomeMy WebLinkAboutLucknow Sentinel, 1891-10-23, Page 8' 4 W PCST'OFFICE., rs ao'mrt0 T p. m,. 613 a,,. m, Daily" South ,L 2:3tl- l'• inn, , co •,. �.�.. Q _ .'i B. N•erait • gricli mediate points 900 p. �. I. & B. North 10.30 p. ra si „e 3 00 days 4aang • d $outh p,m+ •.. • entir)el Bruce Qounty, Friday, October 23rd �x. 1 Pairori •Concert . . i a hary Lec*ure on imagination w • The. lecture in the l�etiiedtst, church 'The Si. Helens association of Pest 0 Taresclay evening neXt, on "Imagin= r home c4 veof Industry school house No.. 4, ati.Rrt" by the Rev. James ,Livingston"... ho.._ of i towel, will.be a treat to -all who West W awanosh, noOcto30t. Helene ._ p t,_ er- c1eve � speakei t° ho i church and ]etntnment to consist of s peec"hes, still- s; severest. -spas ems. �e �c.�1Q�� his lecture is well appreciated where- Tecitat ons; -a t ureu • ,YA„. etc: On 1 v ever' given. ',Admission 15 cents, or and enjoy yourself. two -for 25 cents, The Roller Mills JOHN Tuesdays and If Wel r T releav en has jus &B. South mooa.m. 'OA B. North 3.20 p m • Hol god 4.JQp.m • in1ough • f�,itulose .., 'added another seta aa .o new --mild- mill3in this ,village, which does away. -altogether with the stones in the man- ufacture of flour. This is a. decided advantage and will enable them to turn out. a much whiter and - better B 4u;t� 11 s and 10 cents. ; Marriage Bells I am. Mr., John Elliot, the popular pro I m visit to the u rated States, rover tJ rio,a•M. A. Graham, of Shepaparents, sale fort• m and, Latest Designs n at the residence of the bride's parents, � � S on Wednesday evening. The care ' C'lOSCes " Seleotioi g Fear in That could be found in the Amarican markets. Our beautiful gold,old filled and silver, watches you are sure to MLLE a THL. IEADII..0v-JTLi i yY�ril' 1 l'. mony was performed by the Rev. Mr. the 'Presence of a large number . • : ;' : =ants solid g - , • a • ement aca�m'ir- e: • �n"��n'".f���c�.,�r ., . ,�,�;- and wedding rings, breast pins, earrings,• bracelets, andla tesiou chains in endless v ri ,tyy Then we have a very tasty line of • ' gents' shirt, studs, tie pins, cuff and collar buttons, watch chains and charms and numerous other lines, that lack of space will not permit me to mention. Then I have open for your inspection, ratnalliet tI''•o *our Ravin . taken advantage of a We ever carried in stock. g cheap sale, I have bought and put on sale a number of the " Celebrated Ansonia Alarm Clocks" at $1.16 ut obtained iece. This tatien was o good bangs npr equalled before in Canada, having we intend giving our customers theme benefit of it. NG DEPARTMENT•. REPAIRS .,. Thisgrown so large it was found neves ,department. having grown g sary to engage another practical watchn'aker, who makes a specialty , of English and American watches and clocks, and my specialty being; • Swiss watches, we are prepared to give the best _satisfaction and - finest work that.is possible to be obtained, all work guaran- teed strictly first -glass. Call and inspect our new stock and obtain prices, no cos rouble to shove. goods. WALLACE,' LUCK'NOW. JOHN �%A N. B. -A fine assorted line of silverware just ordered will soon be in stock. c of dour. The Lucknow tai i CIIVAV L , •' � (Hite friends. The now one � o ' tti�~-��a-1�" "`�A bride was atten e � � y - e�';- apprecia• mills in the provinces and should be , Emma Graham, and Mr. Harry Pierce, by g in this s Conduct ThankSgivtng. Day 'Thanksgiving Day has been pro- claimed for Thusday, Nov.. 12th—not Nov, 5th as stated -in the last issue of lee community mted • f the arming of Lucknow, acted as rooinsman. action. The bride was the recipient of many perintendeut of the Grand or Snider handsome and costly presents. The ;uST,NTiNEL extends to Mr. Elliot and appreciating -the-e-vangelisti4---his-happy bF a our- hearty con rg atu- one by Conductor W. K. lotions, and well wishes for their has decided to place him on a future happiness. ere he will be in a position to ' in this work even more fully Church Entertainment does at present, without at all • A harvest home and entertainment ing with "his -duties- ass conduct- •under- the auspices - of the English Re has therefore, promised to church in Kinlough, was held in the hi on the line between Toronto Orange,hall and school house, on Word, with his home in the Tuesday evening last. • The weather, did not deter the place. Conductor. Snider's though unpropitious, run is between Wingham and people from` 'crowding both places•to •d W' gham overflowing The musical part of the -Trunk, omalc Rani:.:, , work d 'he automatic pen. holds ink enough. Snider, write:' 24"sheets of paper, pen, pen run whe inkstand•allin one. Also engage e -,magic cold. water pen, writes with than he !fid water , ,and requires no ink. R. interfeer• am, sole agent for Ontario. or. °Op 'Er Up place h' t . the semi-annual meeting • of the and Str (Ontario branch of the Royal Cale- former .�d�gpaan..Curing Club, the followingpresent clubs .compose group No. 15 for the: London district medals : • Howick Thistle, - Brussels, Kincardine, Lucknow, Wrox- eter,. Listowel, Wingham (convener). A Good Concert The Misses Jones, ofd Kincardine, will' give one of their popular concerts n the town hall,' this (Friday) .even- s ing.' ; The entertainments given by the., Jones • Family : are very highly spoken of andshould draw a good House in Lucknow. Go and hear tliem° _.._ �f. Js? Ri a�lFr, 4 The Telescope o The. Walkerton Telescope came to hand last week greatly improved and enlarged. It is now an eight page >r`: paper, neatly printed, and brim full of live local and editorial -news.' ' It is a—Potatoes are rotting very badly in first-class journal, 'and' we wish its new fail to and much goohere cannot this section, and many farmers who ,propriietor, • Mr. A. W. Robb, everypromotethought they had an abundant crop a success in his journalistic• labors. Mr. Harvest Thanksgiving few weeks ago, will barely have enough J. Stevens, the late proprietor has for their own use. _ ' �.. P A, thanksgiviria Orrice ,was held � , assumed control of that' old and retia- the Enlish church, Lucknow, ott ` ble ;reform journal the Stratford Beate Fridayevening. The church wasbeauti- -13ring • along your fall printing. con. fully decorated by'willing hands with A bill -bead or letter -head conveys the g .. evergreens, grain and the various not pro- idealetters of a live -buswritten ss;n thewwhile accountsn Honoring a Friendducts of the field, which Werey or er McGarry, � ry, theat' e iahhOst Of t e. John an evidence that God had remeinbered have a one-horse, look. _ McGarry, genial host of the Whit- hispromise made to his. people so —A feature of the Canton Show ely House, entertained some twenty- long��o that "While the earth was the exhibition of over 300 fine five prominent citizens of the village remaineth seed time and harvest, etc., horses. The one-man judge system Elliott,to supper a honor join Mr. John - shall not fail," but was also an evi hove much same -man both to'the Elwho was soon to join the noble dente that we, as a people, are not •directors and to eahibitorb. army of by Dr. ,I The chair , wasnd forgetful of God's goodness to us in s. ably filled the good thing pr vfded were fulfilling His gracious promises, and —There will be no 'service in the lober fly partaken things provided were: so bountifully supplying our wants. English church on Sunday next, 25th fewhpleasantlyf by ll present, n We would also obey the injunction, inst., as/the Rev. W. J. Connor has few hoursawere ospent and "Honor the Lord with thy substance been invited- to assist the Bishop in speech making and singing,. one heartily -wishing Mr. Elliott long and with the first fruits of all thine the opening of the new church at all g• increase, so shall thy barns be filled Ripley. life and happiness. with plenty and thy presses shall —R. McCharles, auctioneer, will Orange Blossoms burst forth with new, wine. At half- sell by public auction at lot 1, .con. 13, past seven o'clock' When the service Oct. 26, A pleasant event was consumated W. D. Ashfield, ti Monday, at the residence of Mr, D. Moody; on commenced, the church was comfortab- a large -quantity of farm stock, imple- Outram street, en Wednesday last, ly filled sed the ministers who were nients, etc., the property of Mrs. D. when :Mr, Wellington , Martin, of to take part in the service, proceeded McLean. Wingham, and Miss Jennie Worthing- from the vestry to the chancel, dressed —John Purvis, tyn, of Lucknow,— r8-joirlec-together in-theit•-canet'tcalsr.an knelt in their in the holy bonds of matrimony, by, respective places and engaged in silent Wednesday, ")the Rev. J. S. Coiling in the ,presence prayer., The sight was ndost in ress- g 'p e . y iv'e. ,.'Rnv':' E. A. �I•all. teouk,tl►. . ra. yrs of a number of .guests and relatives, ....:. The bridesmaid was Miss Thresa for the evening, and Mr. L. Armitage, Borland, and Mr. Jas. A: Denning student of Huron College, the lessons. was the groom's best man, while the Rev. ' V. J. Connors, took the Anti- mony beautiful,gifts sent to the bride Communion service, and the Rev. R. were evident tokens of the esteem in S W. Howard preached the sermon. which she is held. We join in wish -. The organist, Miss E. Whitely, pro: ing. the young couple a long and vided a good' choir for the occasion, happy married life. and the hymns were not only suitable, Died in Iowa - for the evenings service but were well The Great Falls Industrial, published rendered. The first hymn sung was Montana, of October "COme ye thankful people, come raise at Great Falls, the songs of harvest home,"sand the 4th, contained the following reference closing one w>ts most impressive, to ,tie death of Mr. James Dees, ,,when the harvest is past and the Former of Lucknow :-=James Lees a summer i� gone, and Jesus invites thee young men well and favorably• known , no moi%." . Rev. Mr. •Howard to many people of this city, met with reached from the text written ir�(the an unfortunate death at Sioux City, p Iowa. He was a young man of 6th chapter of the book of Genesis and'. 22nd verse, "While the earth excellent character, and was • em- remaineth seed time and harvest, etc," played by Dyas & Jones for about 10 The sermon was one of the best we mgnths. He in company with another have eller listened• to and was well young man by. the name of George. delivered and just to point. It Holl Straight started for the east in a boat, only the to poi of.the con- their point being St. Louis. Reaching negation hut it moved, the hands of Sious City, Lees. was taken ill with � large number into their pockets so typhoid fever. He was rempved to that � good collection was the result. the hospital where he died. Ha s coin- One gentleman placed a five dollar bill panion failed to notify Lees' father on the trite. This is what Our' and it was only by accident that he church and all other cliurc}yes want, heard of his,. death. A few days ago straight forward giving for the preach - thisLees wrote to or information as & s re- Ing othe Gospel. The Lord's supper this city, askingwas administered at the close, which garding his son. Mr. Lees while here, brought this` most impressive service bore an excellent reputation and had to an end. • •The, Lord be with you many hinds whose sympathy wilbl tS_ till we m rt again."-�Co�t. ox ;en 'ed ilia gtef"stricket p - and traine audien earner with residence . in in _ Cturer programmewas • furnished by the St. Owen Hitchcox, of Paris, de- Peters's church choir, of Lucknow, four lectures in the town hall and would do credit to much larger theauspices of the Womans places. The Lucknow Glee Club also an Temperance Union, of the tendered some excellent pieces, all of and was greeted with a full ' which ,were well received. Mr. G. E. on •each occasion. Mr. flitch- Kerr sang two solos for which he the ablest lady lecturer that received a very ..hearty applause. Last but not least Mr. F. Grundy. er visited• the place, 'and her gave a fifteen. minute speech, which se on Sunday evening was the as both amusing and 'instructive. emperance address we have ever The chair was occupied by Bev. Mr. d to. She is a very fine speaker � oars home -her arguments and Hall,pastor. at Bervie. ral quotations with great power fluency, while her sweet, well —This wet weather makes people d soprano voice delighted the think of a good strong pair : of shoes. ace with a couple of beautiful Mens, solid leather long boots at $1.48. at each meetp g. She is an Womens - heavy shoes. at .8B cents a t worker in the..cause of temper- pair at Gibson's. Lady Le Mrs. livered under Christi village, house cox is has ev discour best te and b scriptu air p `s auctioneer, will sell by public aiiction-at lot 6, con. 4, Kinloss, on October 28th, a large quantity of farm stock, imple- ments; .etc.; • the -property of,- Mrs. -A. McDonald. --Me hope to hear regularly from all our 'correspondents now that the busy season in the rural districts is over. A correspondent is wanted in each village and' school section not already represented. —An exchange tells of a printing office in Kentucky being opened with, prayer. This is a rare exception to the rule, as from time immemorial it has been the custom. for printing offices to be opened by the devil • and ciosed by the sheriff. TEARTH,t not\ thei BUT . WANT A LIVING. • And I am going to have it in Lucknow, too, and 1hy that announce to the people of Lucknow• and surrounding any person or persons 'coming to me having their teeth. out - that Z. will put in two sets of teeth, TEETH. TEETH ran . or Permaneni Tempo • �' For the price of one set, $15, made of the very best material in the world. I use no rubber but C. Ash & Sons, London, England. The teeth will be C. Ash & Sons, and S. S. White's, conceded by all who are in the business to be the best in the world. Those firms have •their names on their goods, and the people can see what they are getting, and as I will • guarantee. fJsfa i on 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 ucknow,, ., STERLING 0111S. CO.AI'MILLAN, KITTREDGE & .,.i,� FA'ri. z¢.4'.I.;... �^---_ ..•+7-,.- - - ,...,�-•»n,... ta- BEAUTIFUL GOLD WATCH. $1. ' Dean Bros., • of Montreal; are now offering a beautiful engraved or plain, ladies' or gents' size, filled case gold watch for only•$1.00• to be paid after you have received it and have given,it 30 days trial and find it just what they represent. It is a stem wind, stem set, fine movement, and war- ranted for over 10 years by the makers and cannot be bought any where for less than $30.00 in any retail store. Dean Bros, do this to advertise their New ,Blood,; Liver and Stomach.Pills, and consider that $20,000 a year spent in this way will do more to advertise their business than any other method. Send them your address on a post -card addressed DEAN Bitos., Montreal, Que. • 1VIANUFACTURERS OF R. STERLING' M A:CHINE • OIL R - �- —roe. . , FARMERS ANSTHRESHERS USE.' L I IAbsolutely pure from all foreign substance and will not gum or Ncorrode on farm machinery. For sale by D. C. TAYLOR, ••Lucknow. R. MURRAY, St. He ns. -Q CHURCH DIRECTORY. ENGLISH CHURCH—SrRVICTS 11 a. m. an11,, 6:30 p. m, Sunday School, 2:30 p. ii ., Sdperintendent, Wm. S. Holmes. Adult class everyWednesdayevening at arewel� welcome.e and RRA/. W�.yJ r Co NORbook , P Kto All -�• UCIrNOW MECHANIC'S' . INSTI- 1.1 tate. Reading room open every evening from 0 to -10 p m., excepting Saturdays, when the hours will be from 2 to' 6 p. m• The librarian will be 'in attendance during these a hours. XVoutDOC1i, sec et ry.R' President, J. G: Fire and Marine 1nsurallce. North British and Mercantile, of Edinburgh and London. ,Western, of Toronto. Liverpool inSondon and Globe, of Liverpool. Gore District, of Galt. - Northern, of London and Aberdeen. Guardian, of London, England. Phoenix, of London, England, and Accident In- surance Cosy., of North America, Montreal. R. CUNNINGHAM AGENT • - . GUELPH. Telegraph or Telephone at my expense, �?;nxrer!s��axexr�'utL5>uia.4�ti j • t•.