Lucknow Sentinel, 1893-06-23, Page 8•••
LudknOw
entinel, Bruce Count
,
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have just recived
a
nuitiber -Black - French
Leisse and Surali Prints -and
Wool Delaines with colored
flowers,
s Mese goods are'in much
demaied and the patterns are
.:very choice they will soon be
Call early if you
Cleared.
*ant any.
gAttifliON & CO
LIICKNOW-POST-QFFiCE.
Hours 8.arm. to 7-p.rir.
-31A:ms ARRIVE.
.-vV.G. (t. South
&B. North
liokirood
Riniou4h
Kinloss:
B,..,NOrth -
Goolerich . • 1
Intermediate points t
&B.. North
angside..,
W.G.&B. :South'
6:13a. m,
1230p. flL
2:30 pin
3;48 p,
• -9.00 p., M,
10.Op rm,
Tuesdays and
.3 00 p, .. Fridays
9.30ti.
•DLafly
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kt
L H. & B_, :South . -
il.
• . &]. South - l000am
W-, GlA B.North • 3-20p. m -
- Flelyieed}
4.30 p;m
inlough -.
KiploS8
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filt4tt.c; ,And -
tivO.
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_ Band
Oil:Monday night there. was/ a- nice
band practice: 'About 11 players put,
:in an appearance as well as a number
-6f a4tairing citizens. One :gentlentan:
in, the oast end give the bey& sniall
donation. The band Will--soOn. play. in
that is wanted...is sym=
pathyatid encouragement..
-School Holidays
Public schools- will Close for the sum -
mei:' vacation. on July -1st, and will ie-
- open., in. cities :- towns and incorporated
vill ges on the last Nn -r. day. in August
.
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oat the end: t.het4pened.
pat may.be paid. eacti
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theitmOunt paid._ F Olrri.
etc-- apply to ANGUS STE
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Kineardine Victorious t -
With the assistance ,,of four laorosSe
players from I.eucknOw Kincardine
defeatcl- Walkerton in the juniorand
senior games of the national game of
Canada. In the junior match the
sdare
was 2 to 0 in Kincaraine's favor.
In the senior it was 3 to I in- favor. of
Kincarcline.-Com.
,Forestees Sermon
The Independent Order of Forest-
ers - will attend' the Presbyterian
church for divine services on Sabbath,.
the 25th day' of June. Revd. A.
‘McKay, pastor of the church will con -
dna the services. Visiting brethern
are cordially*. invited to attend.
Lodge room open at 10:30 at..
The New- Texas- Game Law .;
--Book :agents . may. be . killed -from
August lst to .October lst.-: Spring
poets, from Maroh- lst to .Jlst,uly
scendal Mongers,, frOrc: January lst to
December -31st, inclusive, :umbrella
borrowers, from February lat to May
and_from-.Aug'ust. lst to Novem-
ber lst, Open season all the :year on
life- insurance agents:
'Canada on Top
Canada - is doing . magnific.ently.' at
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the World's Fair - in . Chicago. - Some
of the prize g have been awarded; and
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of these Canada has taken the hon's
share. In cheese, -Canada, of, course,
was '..out ofsight," as the boys say,
having no rival, ,although there were.
large exhibits - Of American's:- cheesey
In fruits and plants._ and . vegetables
and grain, Canadalifis'swe every-
thing before hex.
Will have to Scratch
An .old Rey.- gentleman -'name.d
Sratch has been --sent by the ..-d-nelph:
Conference' to the uttermost end of the
earth -T -rather of Bruce County.His
new station.is Tobermory . where . the
fsh are Plentiful and loaves few, • His.
name And means- of living will'now, :be
synon) mous.. In case ofsicknpss-T.the
nearesi . doctor will. he Lion's Head and
the charge in the neighborhood' of $50::
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,-Chesley * Enterpise
A Pauli n P reie nt-
The- Rev.- H. 1\IcQuarrie who
been pastor of the, •
Wmgham Presby-
••
terian Church for the last seventeen
years, has resigned his charge and
intends taking up his home in. Toronto
for the present. Recently a large
number, of his friends assembled at the
manse and presented him with a warm-
ly worded address and a purse con-
taining $2.25. - Mrs. -11,1cQuarrie.- was
also made the recipient of two hand-
some easy chairs at the hands of
ladies of the congregation. Mr.'
IVIcQuarrie replied very feelinably on
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behalf of himself and his family.
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The Lamb Trade
According ta,.# circular received .by
a local buyer from a live stock corn -
mission Co. in Buffalo, the outlook for
trade in Iambs this season is very good.
The expectation is .that -fancy prices-
mav .nopbe looked forward tobutagood
healthy trade may be expected. The
World's Fair =ay not help the trade
much las a grtat many have made
• calcRrations. Another circular from
• e 'York bu. ers contains the follow -
in
uggestioni- ticat farmers- would do .
1 to -mete. They are as followsThe
ers of buck•lainbs. have -gradually.
1,ecome averse to thein and now take a
MUSIC- 11X$cided stand against them and
ant
. .
e-we'.lambs and *ethers, These
g' ivAellesronTsTivois will not -handle buck jambs un
- s runlejzial - - - - concession in the price of two'.
St.,,T..auckn....v lb: dressed- *weight ia niacte.
_SOCiETIES
0ourt
116n... -Judge Barrett .held a
• Town •Hall here -on. Satur--
1 0. G. T. SEPOY. LODGM, . - ,
• --meets in the south'endLodge Rotiasl .t!f_ hx,earev. tishierdia.f0eahlse
- in the Tempeyanae Lueknow, every
Viegcle,y eYenind at . o' 1 lc, D K. Wp-
NO Robert
-Mr. II. -
he 'action. of
.5° "-lit-. the.
:reducing
rom.$191.5- to
witnesses had
ge.confirmed the
f Revision,. And
.at $1740.... The
ITCK-N°- that of Mr ThoS.
-Ledge.,N0:112 -
meets every- Frida tou n DI and after
STERI c. T., g.3,1-A.THETts, See,
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monthly 1
r. .11.- The regular .
• meeting -d the'•Nireinen's -Christian.
..Teniiieranee Union -willbe heid every- seeoiid
,-.1WednesdaY a each inontliin the Odd-14116*i.
Lueknoiv, at 3 p. -
y'rsident flosicEu,Searetary
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4-.w .::-..1 evening -at 8 °gel ;nee the judge also
• in tli-eir hall,' Campbell-.7street. All breitleitart of -Revision- and
oordially invited, I. MoRiusOrt, Prattla -4.
' It, 11 'be Recorder.. ,-,J5sosion. e.nrtn- ont'heth.ecasheot_oefl,
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il 0. F.t - Northwes .ern Te egt ap
kie- SI" - .and the -Bell Telephone
idom . t_, fi'n - e v- e r y. m - aipsD;td,
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every ' .1Y, _NI thud
• montea, in the .0r- to look'
e
-anghall.- Visit-•
ii . o.gr4illyri Ltihsur:e int -1. !ri t- e. aLH
. ugh
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,cozun:el
D. D. Yuma SEC. weiidex•
in tu ht
.was
this ing
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good pricW%
0 . U. W LUCKNOW" LODGE .014
-e the Ancient Order United Workmen,.
meet in the Oddfellows hall, on the last and
-secon4 &tonday- evenings of each montha
eight' o'cloclE, Visiting brethren cordially
.D, VATTERSON,. Master Workman,
11. D. aimaaex; Rocorder.-
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your Holidays
have receiv&I a copy of `Sur-
kner Tours" issuedl by ,the Canadian
Pacific Railway. It is a nicely •ili,u-
strated book of ,travels,L containing.
rates both east and west and is issud
through agents of the company, to
assist the public in ,selecting a pleasa t
outing during the heated or holidi y
lil
term.
.Here's a. Pointer'
A Dundas man John Wallace hs
been _sent to jail on an unusual chare.
At the request of John Wilson, • the
license' -inspector. . notified the' liquor
dealers that they were not to sell liquor:
to Thomas Wilson, an inebriate. The
latter got over the.difficulty by gettiig
other people, among them 'being W 1 -
lace, -to buy liquor.. for him: Young,
lit ilion warned Wallace not to do. 46
but as the latter did not heed him
ic-
had him arrested under a law of -the
Ontario Government, which Provid s
that any person who buys , liquor for
an inebriate,' whom the saloon keepe
have been prohibited for serving, sha
,be liable to a fine of $20 o:$50..
Wallace was tried before Mayr Mc
Kechnie and was fined $25 or 30 days
As he did not have the ma-ney he we it
to jail.
An'`..A-t Herne ,
.The c‘kt- . Rothe". held. under th
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auspices- of the W. C. T....17. -!.at t
-residence of Mrs. W: S. Hohnes la
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Alolday- afternoon- was -- a decided
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success in every particular: We were':
--pleased to notice quite a sprinkling d
visitors who we were delighted to gree
thanking them for their kind syilipath ,
.1.1 !Dili' woick Of rescue. Tresidiit -wirk•-
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smith occupied the chair. in her . usuail,
afiable and efficient nianner...:- Afte'
:
siriging a .hymil and- the Bible .-readin
.by -the Presidenti-tWO of .the ---member
.led in prayer,.. 1Jrs..11ohnes ini a brie
but plesa,n.t address, -warmly welcome
the Mies to: her: home. MisS. lien
.1-lohnes then gave A repi ta tie p. entitled
"Little -Blessoni'.? which . was very -.', we]]
eceived, the rendeiing of ..Whilch. -Wa
very . creditable to our, young -friend
Mrs.. Geddes gave' a reading 911-,1 .‘qhe
Evils 02 .the Liquor Traffic" wlich was
..disCtissed -. Very : freely -- lby - .thA
ladies of the. -Union, as. .te whether
the. individual voter or the LegislatUr
were the Most 014one-for the presbn
system of :poisoning the people:. - -Th
absence i of one '.- of -1.onr : vOcalists .
causing.a vad.s.aloy, • and Mrs:- ITOrnell
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'kindly. consented . to give ai :reading
-entitled "License," ..gtving an idea. O
both sides of ' the.: question,- fr lm tfi
.8tarickioint.•af the cousuraer andi.tliat O
the retailer. Alter the usual dei3Otionai
exercises, refreshments being • served
-the meeting ClOsed with kind wphes
our hostess,' Mrs. Holmes and family. fl
Cora.
--Attention la called to the .fact that
apples stored' in cellars Or elsewhere:
.are invariably covered exteriorly with
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.mould or mildew---ofteninvisible, bu,
just- as, - real. The inintld -- �onsistS
mostly of microrcopic plants, inchxdin
numerous Species of fungi, all of which
are- more Or less poiseneus. Physic7
dans say they have traced cases of
theria in children to the use of motildy
'apples. Mothers- are in the habit 1 of
:giving little_ children_ apples to play
with and the habits try to eat, -them.
In such cases the 'mould. should _ be
carefully removed from the apples..
-The appearin the case of Miss
Eby -against the corporation of .Port
Elgin - was. up in Toronto Iasi, week
before_ Justices -Armour and street.
The judges refuseto interfere with the'
the verdict rendered by the jury of $524.
damages at the. Waterloo assizes. Their
Lordships did not dispute' the claim
that the amount of damages was
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ei-
cessive.but they thought the decision
of "the twelve good men and true"
shouldbe final. The costs and appeal
will be over $100. -
-At a pic-nic to be held in Tees -
water on Wednesday 28th, Xis.
Cargill presents a handsome prize to
be competed for amongst local foot
ball clubs. Riversdale, Mildmay and
Formosa clubs will try their ability.
The Teeswater Brass Band will be in
attendance. • The famous Silver Bell
Orchestra, Riversdale,,(ten pieces) will
furnish music for dancing.
_ 7 -Strong soapsuds in which. a • little
coal oil has been poured is, said to
destroy the oyster -shell barl-, louse
which infests.the orchards Of this dis-
trict. .It should **be applied Where
possible with a brush; and if the • ina,d-
cessible limbs -are sprayed the -solution
will kill any of the 'insects which it
reaches.
Farmers are cautioned to lookout
for the sharp fellow with * a patent
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plow -share. He does business on the
! game scheme; and tricks the farmer's
; whenever and wherever,,he deals with
Avoid him..
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LOCAL GEMS.
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Boiled Down For Sentinel Readei.s. •
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-Mr Sam Barber, . r.: hasreturned
.home from Bay City._
7 -Miss Slade Walker left this. week
for, British Columbia.;
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--On the 12th of July --a big cele-
bration wi1 beheld in Ripley .
The -brass band will be at • the
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social on this Friday) evening.
r.- Girry2Stewart, .of the - Tees-
-water News gave us a call on Monday.
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-Canada- has taken 95 of the 107
Medals .awatriled- Cheese exhibitors at -
the World's Fair.
--,:-Parislareen-Pure Paris Green,
hellebore -and Insect powder for sale
atHarry•-ays'. .
Copeland, of 'Coiling-
'wOod, is,:the- guest : .(Dr.)-
TennOnt of. this village.
-Messis J. and A Stewart, of the
Hamilton : Collegiate Institute, _ .are•
home for their holidays.
--Lair: James .Falconer,. of -thisvil-
lage has - Purchased • 'twenty acres' of
land near -.lie' second con. church..
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--7-.Mti.Chin.e :Oils) Farmers -wanting
Machine 'Oil for Mowers and binders
cangetthet best oils cheapat.. Harry
Days
,--7.-111rS.- D. E. -McDonald and her
little iirlMaking a three Weeks tour
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among' frirnds in and about Toronto,
Hanailthn' and Milton.. _ .
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have received a compliniontry
ticket- to Iominion day sports a1 Port
Elgin A splendid programme Of
spOrts, hOr e -racing: 'etc., is announced
.for the oco .sion.
-A covf,-belOnging-to-jEdward
Mc-
Quillrn, w6At Wawan0sh, -Whichlast.
year gh'ye- birth to. a Calf weighing 1411
pounds, has recently given birth to,
another weighing 117, •
Williamson -,bus driver -in
the employ of Mr; A. M. Polley, pf
-doileriCh, Was - drowned there at the
inouth tile river -while bathing on
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se -ph Little; of this village,.
fell from a Scaffola 'while painting one
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day :ast w c k andlia.d out; of hiS legs.
badly hurt and -which has s1n4 con-
fined -him o the house. •
e. -could not swirl),
. •
ssie-Grey, of •lot I, 'Co 4,
W. D. As held, brought in a sample of
some tini4by on Tuesday Which Was
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just conLinet out in head and measured
4 feet in lgth.
-The first ripe stra-virberry: was
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- picked in the village last year on1 'the
13th of-jtir and this season they are
nOt. far hehind, the..14th inst.ehein# the
date, . The crop. promise's to he...enor-.
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-mous.: . 2.,
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-Mrs. Hunter and daugh-
ter Maggie'left on we-chiesciay% for a
trip to Du uthi Washburn and other•
-PlaCes..in the West, 'to visit friends.'
: They -went by boat froin Kincardine and
.expect to lie absent abOlit two. months..
• --TheMethodist .elnirch:at Kinlough ,
will be re -6 .enecl on Sunday jAly 2nd..
On Monde, , July 3rd, a garden. party
Will be held in Mr:. Jacob Nicholls
Orchard,- vrhen the '1..luckn0w Brass
Band. --will be present: . •
: -.---Wa11a0eburg • Record: -Rev. Mr..
Milos :and .fathily,. left on, Tuesday for
1.1ucknow. Universal regret is felt
and expressed over the . departure of
the grktlernan by the. people -Of. War-
laCeburg, irrespective of. Creed.-
, . .. . . •
-Still to the front with the largest
and best selected -stook 'of buggies in
-toyinrI manufacturers prices. . Patrons.
_buying from Us -Will get better Vahie
:than fkettin . factory jobs- -.else Where
and Paying ,freight. ...- Cash. for waggon
. .
.poles:4-Hil red Bros.- : - -
' '.1„0i. spirit .Of imprOVenent prevails
to.aniinus al -extent in LuCknow this
spring. - Besides the new buildings in
course of erectionr we -note innovations,
'&14: t:renovations on all [sides. The
t -
carpenters, - plasterers anfl painters are.
busy:
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ever .OomplaintS' have been:
Made !agai t the unusual disturbances
-,created on he Main street atnight's.
by a gang- f young men ought to
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knowj -better, and. the . a:instable should
see.' that t ° behaye themselves in.
fie•
Viogragune for .the :Brussels
rides: on June 29.6, :will be As follows
Purse $100 .3 minute :.trot or pace,
pose ;150,. .40 class, Itrot or pace;
purse ,-- $309,, *Oohed race. between
Swartzs':- "Walter G." and :Beata&
"Bessie ".. • A -bicycle race for a
prize of $16.90 will also take place..
-The:1Iigk 84061 examination
willbe heldonthe .28th; 29th and.
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30th of julte cominencink at 8,40 a.
m.on.the 28th. .The Primary and
Junior leaving examination begins. On..
July 4th -at 8.40 -am. Senior leaving!
and-Hon.orMatricillation examinations
be -gin: on th I3th of July - at.: 1.30- .p..
•tiNICIONC :AMU irkliartakiaaa.kok
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• Tfie_ secret of our .success is
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in-4nowing*t.lie.busailiqssi We
are Ispeaking more. particular-
ly of the Ready -Made Cloth-
. .
ing 1Trade. °
The knowledge we possess
is .diirectect in the, ,selection of .
ther most:seasonable' goods,-
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plluOtNre,
Io
ofrg4ting that° we have
to buy to suit every 'shoppers
Nish bu5Ting. advantages
'maike it easier to do so antli
place many a- good Ready-
Maide °Suit in teach of those
who 'Otherwise wo have to
• fr
be Isatisfied with i sferior or
perhaps none at all, .We are
sincere when we •assert out
beli?f that we can serve you
as well in quality, and decid-
edly better in purse, than
others can. It costs ° nothing _-
to' investigate and may save
you some money too.
for :cash and exchan4e for
goods. Special Bargains in
MillineryFfor the next two
-weeks.
LUCKNOIli MARKETS.
rFaeallsiW.heat; per
•.... 0 .60
.50
Oats',
Barley
Potatoes
Butter, per lb.... r
Eggs, per dozen...
.ElFlour per cwt...
LDa.
riayreddpiearpptO. ,ie,ns:::: E::
' •ratio*/ ' " .". • •• Li... . . .
• • .0 .:!.• et 9 6 . . .
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SS -
•I 28 • 30
I .30lis .
-.50 •
.12; tub .1; to 14
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.6. tO • igg
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Pork -per .cwt..
Wool per lb..
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9 $2.25
3 to 3.
mi•
.12-
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TORONTOMARKETS.
1Wheatred, 62c.;.white, *.62c.
t no,
rota -0c..
Dressedllogstp.75 to 8.25
POtatoestealy. at 820.. to
Butter -44 - t. -15o. •
ggtp-'7,119.
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