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Stws, Axes And taunts
i'\ew ta;oods best quality
Cultery and ramp goods
to suite Caiaa-
Man Trade
SEE WHEN Y&URBY
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i^^YOU; SEE
D.._ V • TAY LO %
19th 1893.
remarks were a powerful argument
itit favor of -the temperance cause, and
* strongly urged all -his hearers to
sign the pledge and help on the noble
7ork, and on resuming his seat was
•warmly applauded. At the close Of
cott, Mr. Spence and the ..chairman.
-.Was heartly responded to on motion of
Warden Bryan and -.Mr. Somers. It
ai one of the finest temperance meet-
ings ever held in the village and can-
not fail to have ar.good 'effect iwarous-
ing our people to greater actien in the
cause of prohibition.
"VOL X
M...4 MILT°.
Capita paid uP
Reserve Fund
*Total Asseti
President -JOHN STUART*
Vice President—.A. RAMSAt.
DIRCTORS
day'R. 10 to A. Deposits of SI and uPwards
re-z-ive..1 and interest allowed.
SPA- -TAL DEliOS.Iii'S also weaved- tit cur -
gtates bought and sold.
DENTAL
xv ill be in. Lubknow
V -W-6 on thd second and fourth Fri–
'day and Sa,turday of each month. Good sets
for ;510. Filling a.nd extracting a . specialty
0Tveyaiicer. etc., (late of
AIV KERS,
r Lucknow Banking Coni
LUOKNOW TED'Y 10TH, 1893
TO THE FARIVillERS:
We have the following farm proPerties fer
iale.cbjeap and on easy terms of payment, 1,7i.z:
InKinloss Township a-50 acre'. farra, 100
acre farm and a 150 acre farm ancIa 200 acre
-farm • in Huron Township a 200 acre farm ; in
WestlWawanoslairownship a farm of 100 acres
and a farm of 150 acres , m the Township of
Ashfield two farms of 100 acres each ; in Turn -
berry Township, only a - few miles from the
town of Winghara, 100 acres of timber land,
and a grazing farm of 250 acres itt the Town-
ship of Ricardine,
We bave a large quantity of money- to lend
on first mortgaves on fatm or village property.
at from 5i per cea, ipterest up. The rate is gov-
erned according to the cla,ss of security. 'We
also lend- sraa,11 amounts of money on second
raortgages and fird chattel mortgages.
DISTRICT L9DGE MEETING...
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. Large list of Delegates and a splendid
" :Meeting In the Town_Mall
was Called to• order in the Good Tem-
plar's Lodge about- 11 m. on Thurs-
day the 1.6th inst, -.by. the District
TeMplar,. 13ro. Somers,- of Blyth.
Representatives 'were i present fro in -
some eleven' of the -,tweiltty-five Lodges
other Lodges -not in the District; viz, :
”Waterlily,' of_ Ripley and I'Maple
Leaf" of Huron.tewnship.- The num-
'her present was about- one -hundred:
The reports•;of the- jofficers showed
that the finances of the DiStrict Lodge
were a -in satisfactory cortdition, and
that a net gain of 25 had been made
in the_ membership during - the last,
_quarter. " The membership : the
district ab .present blFing nearly one
thousand.. After the other business -
was disposed-, of the -Lodge elecied.
District offiCers,for tSe ensuing :year
•as• follows :—D. Q. T.,. Bro. - Broken -
ab a ,gene03. banknag business in all Its,
- drafts on. all. Canadian points and on the
*Yok City, and Which are aecepted anywhere
throughout !the.- "tinited. States, Make -
liens inthe States', Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba
or the North-wedl..and .cash cheques .on anY
Place. Lending, money on farraers-: notes .a
trasksp-
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10.11,111SON, ;ATTORNEY AT
StiliclOr in: Cannery, Convey-
- misionev, - etc. Office. over the
in the District, and lso -from. tvio.
We effect Insurance On all classes of build-
ings, eit in Stock or Mutual CoMpanies as
.desired. • 1. one but first class CompOnies rep=
resented, .
GEO; A. SIDDA.LL, Manager
ROBERT CVNNIi4iavouvi.
INSURANCE
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
Telephone No, 195.
,AoTT, -OFFICE AND RESI,
deuce. Outram street, second door north
of Littleb shoe store,
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SIJ-gron and Accoucheur. Surgery op-
Heidi out to buyers
leeking for'
iSrarEs
No _trouble 1,4 show
bodysollicited
D.C,TAYLOR
WHOLE N0,1008.
S- Physician. Stir-
-Allin'simpleinent shop:Residence Ross street,
soutn Of D.11.1,1cIntoshN store,
GED15ES,.. CALLS --
NGLIS1-1 ClaUt,011 SERVICES 11
Adult class every -Wednesday evening at
8 o'clock, Bible and prayer book lesson's... All
are welcome a IlEv. W..1. CONNOR, Pastor.
the hoUrs will be from 2 to. 6 p. ro. The
librarian will be in atteddance duriag these
Bro. Geo. Newton of -Wingham ;•
Sec., Treas. Bro. Boind Liturason- of
Murdoch of LucknOW ; D. G., Slate
These:. officers were installed by the
Grand. Chief Temialar, Bro. F. S.
tither .Ify telegram promptly,
attended to. Ch*gf.,s MOderate. Residence,
Outl-am: street, opposite Dr. Elliott's- and
second door north ofade.
tute. Reading room open every evening
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A SAD ACCIDENT.
5th, 1869, in tbe township of A.sh-
field, Huron. county, - Ontario, and
departed this life May 2nd., 1893, and s
was 23 years 5 Months and 28 days of
age. He. :was received into Free
Ma,sonary on the 30th clay'oejannary;
1896. Was advanced to the Second.
-Degree on ,March 7th. and was ad-. •
mitted to the Third. Degree: on April
One of .the.most sad ocourences that
1VIatheson was droWned. Milk. river
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..on. Tuesday,. May 2nd: The aCcident
-Was -one 'of- thOse that. cannot be _ac-
counted for. . It lap. pend as follows
C, Ts TIMETABLE&
Trains leave Lueknew for south at d;08 a m,
Spence. Dinner -and tea. were Served
the sisters of tucknow Lodge
the.. Tenaperance Hall. •Duringh tile
meeting discussioni .took plaCe on --the
expected effect' of.ithe coming p
Cite on the prospet . of securing tot 1
The circumstanoes accompaning his
death are :very sad. The father and
mother, and stt..94, and brother, who
reside at the ranch on North Fork,
are -grieved beyond . expvession at the
,sudden. loss of • the dear '":- son. and
brother, but they have the satisfaction
of knowing that human effort wa%
put fortli to save his life, and that.
thdy .w,ere enabled to administer the
last sad rites to his body..
The open hearted, cheerful he .
always manifested, together with a
kind_ and fovgiving. heart, won for him
many friends wlio showed " their
sympathy in the large funeral. con-
course, and.: who followed the body
•to the cemetery where he was laid to '
sleep until t1-1 resurrection_ •day.
Peace beto• his ashes. ----Iliontana-Papen
Mr. Mathewson was on the.south.-side of
Milk river, .jUst at the iiaOuth-of_North
Fork and started to_cross the river in
a boat,'- On which he had loaded* a large
iron harrow. He had-gonelut a short
distance .whert. the boat dipped and
filled with water. His brother John-
nie was on the north side and:advised
to- go back te Shore- and bail out -
the boat, but. Willthonght he ciStild
make -it abrosd all right,- The 'harrow
was- leaded_ at one end of th.e- boat and
when. about 50.. feet 'freni the north
Shore.the boat went under water: It
only -sank. about three feet and what
held it there, no` one Will. ever know.
*Liquor License A4 prOViding, for:.
the ele0tion-iii:ea4h_inadicipality of p.p.
inSpecter.-whos.bnsiness it. Would te,
-that the. proyision,s of the.Act. in
gard, to .the sale .of -liquor were n-
force(-1,zand that •ininors -were. per:-
cOliected froth-- the- atic
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ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
security for any -time, - at • the lowest
rate of intert-st. Th'e principal may be paid
at the end of the time,:or a part Of the princi-
pal may be paid. each year, interest ceasing- on
- the amount. paid, For. further pa ticulari,
M.. ARMSTRONG IS PRE -
.pared. to .give leSSOI2S in Vocal. and in-
m6ets in the south end Lodge , Room,
in -the. Temperanaa Hall, Lrielcni -iv,. every
HE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED AN
o c in the building east - of the
SENTINEL Printing .,Office,
AGREEMENTS, BONDS, LEASES,
DEEDSr •MORTGAGES- AND WILLS
CAREFULLY _PREPARED.
lugs; Mills, bridges; -etc. furnished
JAS, 'SOMERVILLE.
The
Dory
top
licenses. ; The resOlntion -was re red
to consider- eu.nd ;amend, if acl isa
and report at neX.-t, meeting. •
Will stuck to_ the .boat and Johnnie
went to the house to get a rope-neith-
The seeding is nearing Completion.
Farmers are showing a great amount
of interest in the matter of fruit grow-
ing and almost every farmer is having
pruning and grafting attended to
and several are plantiag out large
numbei% of young trees. This is a
step in the right direction.
Mr. James Howard, lost valuable
mare lately by having her leg broken.
Miss Mary -• McDonagh, of Zion,
spent a few. days with friends here
Miss Mlle Gardner, of 'Zion, is at
-present the guest of Mrs. R. E. Lane.
Miss Naaomi Baldwin has returned
from Detroit where she bad been
staying fo'r some time past.
er thinking it.at all dangerous and the'
.pian being to,save.-the -boat and. har-
•rows„ Tan Matheson, Wilrs
father,' then came down and brought a
coil of rope and. threw it out to- him
The,District 'ledge will. meet again
in the town -9f Wingham on ..the
second Tuesday !in_October.
dressed a, -mass meeting of childre
.Variner-s„ - look to :. your own inter6st an
inSure your -farm 'buildings. and
priVate. dwelling's in Abe :
'C. T. The regular monthly
• meeting of - the Weineu'd Christi -an
TeriipOzatice.I.Tmon will be held every- secend
Wednesdat of.eaell month in the Odd Fellows
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meets .e4i-ery Friday
evening at -8 o'clock'
111;* tiri-eir hall, Campbell street. - -
11 brethren
CASH SYSTEM :
50 Cents to -90 centi per- $100 for tlirp_e ydarsi
Al101414 .LANE:
every first and third
Monday in every
month, in the Or-
ange hall. Visit-
ing brethren a -r e
cordially invited.
the Town Hall at 4:3,0 With a:
held in -the TO+n Hall; and ' nOtwith:
t� the. deOrsi :with in appiliative'
Who -On Opening- the -meeting .invited
tO.-the platforni'Rev.• Messrs -X.
A.--MeKay;.j.1(enrier and Mrs.
addreaes- wee..given.' by the iti!ree rev.
then intrOcluced *is„ 'Scott,- who Was
tterance canse and -in -iher. office '. of
Grand. Secrtitary -of, juvenile .Tenarilars
among.st thEi yOung people[of the. -pro-
(fa-...nest appeal t4-allspresent4to, assist -
in the work` of: -auppressi4g.. 'the liquor
the .eVening, however;., wa Mfr. Spence,.
'yinee. . _ Ali: '- Spence - spoke . for ...about
but it fell short and sank. All this
ad -
in
ieW
Some
time was standing in water up to
his waste, never thinking of danger,
although he said a little later that he
eCYLIAllur.11°JtOh'wnlimBlack.Stone • who - was
w:orkiag in a field near by came up
on the -south side o! the river, _ Taking
in' the situation at a glance he took
off his outer clothing and Started. to
cross to help Will get the boat_ and
harrow out.1 waded a short dis-
tance and then swam,' thinking to
come in above •the boat and float Aown,
but the Cp.rrerit was toe strong and he
was carried below 15 or 20 feet. He
had a hard time to 'swim up the stream
but finally got to the. boat and gained
a foothold. He stood there talking
for a minute or two during which time
Will said he could not swim and was
getting pretty cold.. Then either he
-or Will must have jarred the boat a
little as they both went off., -
Blackstone said he - mtst have gone
dowit 18 or 20 fet -and as he came up
the boat grazed -his head and knocked
his hat down over his eyes; dazed him
a little. just as soon. as he recoverei
himself he looked for Will and saw
him floating down the stream about
20 feet from him apParently making
no struggles. He struck out fer him
as hard ai he could swin and got
a,bout 10 feet when Will wdnt
out of sight -and was not seen apain
until the drag brought-: him up., z5Mr.
-Blackstone was- chilled and numb but
got to shore after a hard effort The
t is.that Will took a cramp when
he fe of the boat and it is very
plausable for the time he stood in the
ice cold water- was sufficient.
Wm. Shearer came to town and .a
Miss Mary McLean, of West Super-
ior, is -at -present spending a few, weeks
at the old homestead:
Mr. Patrick Quinn has gone on.. a
visit to friendirin Logan., *
aispecter Tom. paid our school' 4
-visit last Week and expressed. himself
highly _ pleased with • the .litianner
which our teacher, Mr, james. Kerr, -
governs the school, .-an,a. the p'rogress
the pupils. have m4de since his last
official
Patrick Wallace, makes things lively .
in the early Mornin5,r as he comes along.
with his rumbling waggon.. He
t for ;the husinesg
e a- very careful
)ood satisfaction to
Also agent for the Pheeni, of London,
LucKilowiLODGE CiF
g. p.Oaatiniols, Recorder.
=ACTS
o obtain the
your
it is, to your advantage to
tention
est prices.for
.3015,
has. a eomplete out
and no doubt will
teamSter, and give
both patrons an.
Cheese Factory,.
use
ifs.o.--...*.ark.et. rOlis
gro00: :pow' at
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. Mr. John Wilsoilk, of Seaforth, (son
of D, D. Wilson) s *ent part of Satur-
day.last with R. Lane. •
ASIIVIELD
stack for his steaan na which adds to
its ap-p'eirance anA usefulness.
Farmers. are ,,igetting pretty near
through seeding, -with the•exception of
thoie with heavy clayey lands.
preached at Zio
soon hear of his
h for
party returned with him to searc
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the body. 'The second Cast of a grap-
pling hook *ought the body to the
surface and it was rernoved to the grief- guest ot her si ter, lira. A. isi9e-
Stricken home of the parents, brothers during 0.8 whiter, left for
and sisters. - in Dakota, last week.
the ranch yesterday:at 2 o'clock and a Ottawa, wher4 she inte
the remains to their last. resting. kiss 'Tam Stewart,
last Sunday very
h con. of West Wei-
ly We hope to
The fall wheat in some S
malce p; great chtinge in its appear -
The h-ome
McDougall op
burned. on S
were saved.
Mrs. Angus
ccnpied by Mrs, IA
osite the -wschool was ;.
McLeod who' vas tt
The funeral services, were held at * Miss Bella *Donald
large concourse . of -friends' folloWed- the summer.
place at the‘ceinetery..
who was visit g friend
Mathieson was born on NOv. last winter, has return