Lucknow Sentinel, 1893-05-12, Page 1tiL
Tratie Igor Cana&
Sawg; Gitns °
'New 'goods best quality
Cultery aud lampgoods_
All to suite Geula.
dian Trade
"SEE WHEN YG:LTR BY
AND
!cot WILL LL. til"Ti }'IKI N
• Tor SEE
Gt-'TAY LO : s•
Goo& luclucortionttli
lookingifor
No trouble to show
goods. EV er
body solicited
ONTARIO, 1;111D.A.Y,
- - ,The foot ball bays are practising
-- • faithfully and will -make it warm for
the visiting kickera on. the 24th. _
j-40 CAL PAIZA.GaAPHSL
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"DIRECTORS :
- ilav‘-A., 10 to -Deposits of Si and upwards
ref and intereSt allowed. -
S.7) TAT; :DEPOSITS -alai _received at .eur:-
-re rates of interest.
_DRAFTS on 'Great Britain • and -the United
BROWN,. Sin3-AGiENT._,
DENTAL
IN4 KERS,
Or Istiokn. ow 1,34nking ,:com
We have the folbwing farm properties or
sale then— nd 'oti- easy terms of payment Viz-
. In Kinloss Township -a 10 acre farm. , a 100
acre farm and a /50 acre farm and a .100 acre
West WaWanosh TownshiP a farm of 100 acres
and a farm of 150 acres , in the TownshiP of
Ashfield tWo farms of 100 acres- each.;. in Turn -
berry ToNifiship, only a feW miles -from. the
.and grazing farm of 250 gores- in the Town-
Wingham, will be in. Lucknow
on. the second- and fourth Fri-
day and Saturday of each month. Good sets
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at Traver/s old. stand. =
ancer,. etc. ffice. over -the-
barber shop
'ship of Kicardine,
-We have a large quantity of 'Money to len
on first mortgages on farm or village property
at fibril 532..- Per cer.t, interest up;:- The rate is goy,
erned accordinc, to the class of security, We
also lend smaif amounts of money on -second
W -e do a general banking business -in all, its
-branches," allow interests'. on deposits, issue -
drafts . on all Canadian points and on the
- American -ExChange . National Bank, New
Yolk City, and Which ar, accepted anywhere
throughout the United States, make collec-
lions in the States, Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba-
orlhe North-west, and Cash cheques on any
pike.. Lending mdney 'on farm.ers notes a. -
—Have _you seen it —A missionary address will be
elivered in the Presbyterian church
The red, white and blue,
n Monday ev,ening the 15th inst.
—Only two weeks naore* the
repair the damage done by the high
—The Council will inspect -the v
—On Sunday next the Rev. John
—Street watering commenced
- Mills _will conduct the re -opening
Wednesday. It was none toozoon.
• services of the Attwood Methodist
—Several of our citizenskadulged hu h
the luxuries of trout fishing this week. .
The people of Dungannon .are
Queen's birthday.
• Workmen have commenced to
winds to the large Agricultural Hall.
lage streets 011 FridaY morning,.
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yAlt, ELLIOTT„ OFFICE. AND. =SI-
X, deuce, Outrarn street, secoaddoor north -
cif. Little's shoe store,
_LY• . Surgeon and. Acconclienr, ' Surgery op -
Vt_e effect insurance on all olasSes of build-
ings, either in StoOk or Mutual- 'Companies -as
aesired. None but first clasp Companies rep-
GEO.. A.- SIDDALL Manager
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posite Cain's hotel: Office hours f_rom to 12.
0 Physician, Sur-
_ tg.` eon, and Accoucheur. Office next -do -or to W.
implemeilt shop. Residence RoSs street,
_either bY mail or telegram "promptly
Outrain street, opposite •Dr.: Elliott's and
Second door north of SENTint,
ROBERT: .PUNNINGHAM
---,Mrs. J.. Wallace leaves thlis weiek. deterniined to.make the Queen'.4 birth -
for her fonier- hoMe in Mt. • A-lb9 clay -demonstration the best ever- -held.
in. that place.
, 7, --The- Council - has again] secured —Nearly all the towns and villages
Ellis' field as recreation grotinds for in this vicinity, except Kincardine,
the village youths. will Celebrate the . Queen's birthday,
. • - Kineardine will be here on the Queen's
If April showers bring . fort birthday to take part in the matches
May flowers:then the woods -in -this.; -for the purse of $15.
- Parties Undertaking to -busi-, 'has, purchased a dry -goods and general
;-,WITOIJE -1007.
To -the EeitofolateClinton News Record
Siri,--7-Kincardine claims as one of .
her citizens a horse dealer of slick
face, keen eye and gentle disposition.
vicinity should be full of them: Mr. J. A. Denning, of this village
ness without an - auctioneer's license store business in the village of Ker-.
Goderich also. recognizes as one of her
citizens, a man who claims to be a
hese dealer,- but unlke 'the Kincar-
dine man has a dull eye, is of large
proportion, -very corpulent, and what
are being -looked up in the county. wood, near Strathroy.
tits A.ttwood, and -at one time stationed in
Luckn.ow, preach both morning
and evening iii the Methodiat church
here on -Sunday'next,
- The -W. 0. T. *U. will hold their
next parlor meeting on Monday. the
dence of Mrs. Alex.' Ross, Victoria St
All ladies a -ie cordially invited. -
Nuinerous qualities:of *ult. bFees ..4he. Rev. John S. Fisher of
•have been distributed- by e the ag
to the 'farmers of this- section
some might call -loud mouthed.- How- •
eVer it has never Said that he in, any
way , resembles a mule, except in:kick-
ing propensities,- and then only when
"Tlae Square Deal" don't .suit him, A
sort of brotherly feeling aTpears _to •
have exiaed between ' those two
.Worthies until a few days ago, when
it was blown to atoms as suddenly, as
a bomb shell had explode& between
them, and although a horse which
like the girl in the song had "eyes of -
blue." The facts as given to me are'
--as follows :—The Kincardine Man
to purchase and send him one. The
Goderich man having a horse as above
describe° thoughts he would "fill the
bill" and at once forwarded him to
handed over 16 the Kincardine man
the -"blue eye"' was at- once detected
and thinking that his corpulence of
Goderich had actually tried to beat
him he betook himself to thisIown on
the next train, The meeting has
been deseribe& to nie as follows :—
After. mutual greetings the slick
faced gentleman cast a keen, glance at
his corpulence arid remarked .quietly :
"Vine horse that you sent me I"
"Wal, about as fine a horse as I have
. swapped for years, I reckon !" answer-
ed his ,eorpulence. "Yes if he hadn't -
blue eyes,"- aooly replied the slick
faced fellow. - "Blue eyed horse," re- -
joined his corpulence. with a broad
smile, ‘.'who ever heard. of a blue
eyed -horse I 'Now look here," con-
tinued the. slick faced man, -"I don't
want, you to take me for - either Dan
.1\1cDaugall- or Jack Adams, or Dan
,- if you have bku fool
enough to have- a blue - eyed horse
passed' .on you don't think for a
moment that such an' animal- can be
-put biL me." His corpulene raged
andfuthed, but the slick faced man cooly
said : "I'll keep blue gye if you wish
but only at wha.t he is wortL" The
offer was , accepted.. The slick faced
Man then smiled And addressinglisCor-
.4‘old nian let me give you a word of •
advice., I have known you for a long
time, an& have never considered you
a judge of horse fle'sh. You thought
you. Ntere and, in consequence have
dropped quite a little pile. Quit the
business_ while you have. 'something
left. Your eyesight never -was good.
for examining horses and aS some •
haYseed ha's put a blue eyed critter on
yousit must be failing. Again, I say,
go out of the business. If you simply
want to make a living go into politics
et law—neither businesses- requires a
"great head," but if you want to make
nionev go into hogs. Hogs are high .
and if you buy low and refuse the blue
eyed ones- you must make money. If
you prefer politics form an 'alliance
with John Sheehan and remain him °
If.you think law is your fort, engage
Jas. - Breckenbridge and remove to
Paisley for practice: But should you
go into begs secure the s,..,rvice of Geo.
Abbot and seart business at Duggan's
Corners. You could run gsheepzkin busi-
neSs in connection and I have no doubt
that old W. G. take, them off
_your hands at a fair adva.nce for. the
sake of old thnes "Adieu, old man,
farewell old sprinter" said the slick
faced man, as he again smiled and
jumped into the bus while a . young
law clerk, who was present remarked:
That'S the meanest man ah top of the
wth!" My informant . states that -
his cerpulence musl have decided .to
go into tne hog and sheepskin business -
as he. was see.n consulting with old W.
G. next day.
NGLISII CHURCH =7 -SERVICES 11
Adult class every - WeclneSilay . evening -..at:
8 o'clock, Rible and prayer book lesson'S. All.
. it.A. tut..-,- Reading, room open every evening
GENERAL --
CegEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
sec-arity for any time, at the lowest
. rate of interest. The principal may' be paid_
rial may "be paid each year, interest ceasing on,
MUSIC LESSQN!*
ARMSTRONG IS Pitt -
paled to give. lessons- in vocal. and in-
"$opigTms
.1.• meets in the .south. end Lodge. Roorci.
R.. TIME TABLE:
Train-sleaveLucknoW.for south at d:08 a
lage, passed very creditably at the re-
cent examinations of Victoria 'Univer-
sity, Toronto.
T. W. Hildred, will epreseiet
the Lucknow congregation atl the Kin-
cardine District meeting on
Tuesday 1Vlay-23rd.
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office in: the building- east -bf the. .
SE:TtINEL Printing- 'Office. -
.;.AGREEMENTS, BONDS, 'I.ASES,
'spring. ethereal :_mil4neig;-
-one-radiith behind. time. iBetter late
than never though.-
---7.-124000 :shingles.- just, arrived iht
Stewart's mill LiicknOw: 'Parties
reqn?..ring. shinglei call. and
Plans ;specifications and i estimates -for'"build
Lucanow, Jan .180!
-Farrhers, look • to your -itown interest
' insure yo -0 farm bnildinoi and
'private dwellingis
N It: MUTUAL.
No large Preinium Notes required
. •- Cane:ling of the Women's Chrigtian.
,. Temp -era -nee- Union will be:held every second
- Wednesda r of each month in the Odd Fellows .
pi•
IT CKNOW
, meets every -Friday
In their hall, Campbell
R. Hugl3esi Recorder.
evening at- 8 O'CloCk
street.' brethren
• Sherwood, No.
ev,ery first and third
Monday in every
month, in the Or-
ange hall. Visit-
ing brethren a. r e
cordially invited.
Nor jh11-1D% a-kitO.t.a, left ----for. lea .
- The Liieknow Cheese factory will,
-coramence -operations on Monday next
and all patrens.-are requested to *send
their milk on that date or as shortly
afterward as possible.
The ewo finely bred trotting
-stailions Slander and -Saranac, oWned
wilt-asfain. visit Lucknow this season
everybFiiday and Satiirclay of. each
week, at the Whitely House stable's.
We have to call attention. of the
BOaicl of. Health to cess -pool a little
south -of the evaporator on- Havelock
street, .and hope they *will devise
sOme way of remOving the dangerous.
a month - at -the World's' Fair befOre
returning to Dakota. • -
—The membership.' of..V4W
17. Are Yeciested id meet ii,the,.C6.03.611
Chamber on. 'Tuesday 1,
n3eeting the-, Town
—Paisley Reform association has
decided to invite lion Nyilfred Laurier
to Paisley to deliver an addreis during
Mo cy at
d also.
and
be a county affair. Hon. O.
Colleauues•are to be invit
=The . well-bred fretting stallion
Royal Abdallah;" owned by ?Ir;!- W
J. Little, will .make the season at, his
own stable in this villaLle.- the
sire -of many fine aninials and! will --
no doubt be liberally. patronized this
season: -
13.00d•befOre the hot -weather sets in.
Ninloss :and LuCknow S. -S;
50 cents -to 9Q cents .per.$100. forihree years,.
OHN LANE
AGENT:, -KINLOUGH.
agen,t -for the PhOenii, :of London
• the Ancient Order United Wchkmen,
- meet- in the Oddfellows h:all, -on the last and
second. Monday evenings of "each month it
eight o'clock.- Visiting brethren cordially
MIMS
Volition
standing.. the heavy- fire• -losses .of the
Association will hold their second
annual convention. in the- Methodist
chnrch, -.this -siillage, on Thursday,
May .1 8th. Sabbath Sehools in the
71•TiCinity are invited' to partake. A
grocer tacked upon his door a
bit of paper , this it bore,.4.'Boy wanted I
At the des1C-apply, pay sure -L•• -at first
not .very- high" within two days at
eacly ..morn a grocer' baby- boy was.
•born..' Its brOther wild- With
joy, said ;to his.. father -e's
YOur-boyi Take down the notice on
the.d6or, for you w-on't :need it- any
more." Then added this : - We've .got
premium paid. This pld an reliable.
Co. Zontinues to grow in fa or. with
The Imperial authorities have de -
fllongservice Medals granted to officers
-Scott, of Southanapt6n, Dr. Aarityn, of
Ri nee rdine and Capt -I 'DoUglass of
Tara., all of the 2).ad Battalion, are
entitled to this .recOgriitien.
fellows drove over Jo
Sunday -last to attend.
English church with _t
that town. Ora Sun
obtOn the best prices for.
:FINE:i LIVERPOOL
fp.jiagit to
*eighing
IMARLIka•
ervi es zin-_ the
ay. next the'
Ripiey lodge Will. attend ahurk -'14
body:and itis expected -that - several.
LucknOwites will.also join With them
in the procession..
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held the second of a series of parlor
meetings, at the residence of Mrs. G.
W. Berry, Co Supt. .of parlor meet-
ings, who in a graciously expressed
manner warmly welcomed the ladies
to -the freedom of her parlors.
Mrs. I). McDonald, vice-president,
occupied the chair, and gave the bible
reading. The -hymn, " will tell it to
Jesns beim:, sung, Mrs. Chambers
and Ars. W.E21-1. Smith lead in prayer.
Mrs: S. -Reid read. an excellent
essay on temperance which furnished
a subject for conversation, after which
Miss Berry ono. " Throw out the Life.
Lines. MrsA.rmstrong's essay on
" Would the ,Enfranchisement of
Women help the cause of Temperance,"
enabled the ladies present to express
their belief in the power of the ballot
hibition of woman's Suffrage
against:the apple-
tree-, the -ti'unksrancl,,lowe liralqs 'iiii.,y: prevailed.: . Mrs. Wi Murdock gave a
12.e witshed in May wi4-i the - following- .pathetie-re-ading entitled "Poor House
- Mix tiirel:. Take‘twO-tlirds ' of .: a -pailful Nan." Mks.- 0.-* Donglas read a' letter
of. slaked linae,--the smile As for_ whit -0;,- -on the publiCation cr.- ‘.‘ MrS. Yeoman's
wash, and one pint of gas
PoUnd• of 'hard so?
Pint. of lye .and put it
int
.then add enough icommon
with a V‘;hitewabh brush:-
tar, and. one
issolve one
the mixtur.e
soil to -prO-
-Refreshments being served, tlie hymn,.\
' God be withTou.-till we meet again". fered the. place of poet laureate, made
and the benedictidn -prOnounced, the "vacant by the death of Lord Tennyson,
ladies left having spent a pleasant ,to.the distinguished art critic. Jolui
'Prime Minister Gl.dstone has of-
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