Lucknow Sentinel, 1893-11-24, Page 4•
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�[: GOod advice: To
Farmers
Don't: buy your
Say ` fork rope or any
kind of'li_arvest Tools
till you Ape what
.C_. TAYLOR
Cann .dq'ffor you
•
e -Luckn
• :It
•
i r.•40.4-:12JP1.
•
rag.
OBS
HIGH 11.6
Eta: ►Z. .. Mos,
A.MiL:!lr.
Capita paid- up
Reserve Fund.
Total Assets
President -JOHN STUART.
Vice President -A. G. RAMSAY
LVOgNOW, 'I
o.
�oo
b0
S.-2
• $6-50_,000::
57,979,846
DIRECTORS
- W M GEO...T'_�0 'PBQGTOR, WM. GIBSON M. P, ROACH:
• A. T. WooD A. B. LEE
(Toronto):
(lighter -J. TURNBULL..
3
84 WINGS 811TI�14:-Hours' 10 to ,. Sabin
day's. �:'s.10 to 1,.' Deposit; of $1 and upwards_
� �
received and-interestallowed.
received -at cur--
and the. United.
..-.
BANKERS
mp_
,.
C
0
3�
w Banking
0ck
Luc
SPECIAL- DEF:SITS-also
rent rates of in , =est
DRAFTS on, Great .Britain
States bought and sold.
J. BROWN,.
Sus -AGENT.
QENTO
1a
Lto$xow, Jti 93
TH
. 8
1
::LY 13.
Ta THE FARMERS.:
We haveg
-e
s nerallY - one or more farms in'
o
Kinloss. Hurou, .. Ashfield and Wawanosh
townsh 1.
i )s:_ for sale. . Parties desiring to }buy
-will consult �sult .their `on winterest. by calling on
on
.us as we sell cheap.*term
s tosuit
and on easy
-the purchaser...:. t_a
'We have $75,000 to lend on fits mortgage
on good
ood far
m or
r villa
ga
P
ro erty
plt
from5i
size ofloan and. securitYoerect.to 7 -percent, interest rate a coiding .to
J.- S.-JEROME; L. _ D. S.
Wingb am; wilt be: in-Lucknow
on the second and fourthFri-
day andSaturday urda of :month. ' Good- sets
: ,
amo nt8Ion second InOrt-
- d small u
We iso len
a
faims and first:chattel mortgage .
gage on
kin business. Issue_
- - We "do a general banking .• � .
drafts_ `pa able through -out "Can da and the
9.
States and make.collet ions on all
United
oints mel ding'Western States Manitoba.
P
•counts will
T - he collection of. notes and ac
Th
receive special- attention. • Lending _money= on
savings
' ea.
-, our g
i
In
#armer s notes a speciality. 'interest on
allow 5 _ per cent,
department, w t -.
small deposits. '
'A ,IO -FRIDAY -NOV1EMBE1 24th;1893.
LOC iL AND GENERAL
Condensed for Sentinel Readers
Holt, of Chicago, a visiting
friers s in I.Aucknow.
nin
1
a
��. campaigning
is
Valens g
.-=�►ir: Wm Va p -g
in North Bruce „this : week.
.=Miss Libbie McDonald has return-
ed from her visit to friends in Guelph.
IVIr. Wm... Murdoch, _ of Pine
. in . - Monday
River, was the village on M. y
last._ b
Ada Grundy has
returned
ded visit- to friends .: in
--from_an sYt®n .
Listowel.
for .810. Filling and_ eTtracting a specialty..
Office:at Gain's Hotel.
LEGAL.
AMALCOMsQN', BARRISTER,
. - (late;
Solicitor, Conveyai ter etc., of
Cameron, Holt & Cameron,.Goderich).Office
,
at Traver's old stand:
and North-West,- :
. _ Y - AT
-
-
O
N
:
1VTORRIS . ATOR
o Convey-
.
law, Solicitor in Cancerp.-
. y
sneer, Commisioner, etc. Office.: over the.
barber shop.
. ; BAR1�t:IS-
b ,
=AR,R-ARROW PROUD �
tars,Solicitors -etc;, Goderich, Ont.:
. , -
GaRROw, .O WM. PROUDPOOT.
MEDICAL:
C' . AND _-REST--
-EL-LIOTT (}FFIvE
R
e effect Insurance on all classes of build -
W l Companies as
ins either in Stock "or 1 utua P ,
desired. - None.but first: class' ;:Ccdm_ panes rep -
re
sante .
d
..A. SIDDALL, Manager
.GEO . .
utram street,: second door north
.v -..dance,.. (�
of Little's shoe store,
•.R. TENN
A;`tT. P
H
YSI CIA N,,
-�r:-k3•!- .'
Surgeon and=Acco
uchaux.`"Burger/r9
over- T. Elliott'a grocery store.Office hours
from- 9 to12 m... an
d• from 2 to 5_p.m-
N M.D..C.., F
McD. *GORDO , M
,1 T.
•: M.S., M C.P.S.O. Physician, o Sur-
geon,-
�.11ins_
.. and .Accoucheur.- Office next door t
's implement:s shop. Residence Ross. street,,
south of D. R. McIntosh'; store. ..
C=EDDES-, 171. : S, CALLS
-
mail or. telegram. promptly.
.LJ � either by -e, Residence
attended_ to. - .Charges moderate.
am street, opposite Dr.
Elliotts and
.Quit
second door. north=of SENTINEL office.
Se
:LESSONS.
MUSIC
1
UN•NING:H'A.M.
'ROBERi' C
1NSPRANGE
FIRE AND MAR SNE,-
GUELPH.
Tele hone ;No, :195. + .
ECTO-RY.
�.r.s..wJohn,
. Tennant :- has
re
ta
m
ed
to Stratford,. St Thoma
s
-
and --other places.-.
d - sum of money- on
--Found
A.
'
Lucknow:: the owner,
Campbell street, � .r
-calling n -Dr.Tennant.
can have it Eby ca g o
the rLucknow
--die :meeting of.�.
Lod -e- of -Daughters Of Rebakah has .
been' postponed -till Thursda3i evening,
30th inst.
-Mthe
Walker .-ayor &nd Mrs.: .Walk
FRVIOES 11:
�•RGH��� $
CHU - .� School,
a. in. and 6:30.. p.=.m. ' SundaySch ,
2:30 p. 'm. - . Superintendent,_ Wim. 5.- Holmes.
, a .evening ;at
Adult - cla�sa et erv: Wednesday .evening _
. Bible. and � raver boob lesson's. All:
' 8 -.o clock, Bib P . .
REV..C1 MILE , Pastor.:.
are. welcome.:: g
1
INST
HA ,ICS ,
VOKNOW
MEC 1�evereVenng
ozYio n yr0din � u -Rea P•t
from 7' to -10 p.. m., excepting Satnrdaya ?a=lien
will be. from 2. to .6 p. _*n. The
the hour's -
• - ._ i • ' in attendazice d rin- these
n
will
be
.Tana
lib�
s J..,-MURCHISON. " �'" ire }�
hour . . �
MUSDOO8 Searetstri
`C
EN
WO MONEY IN WHEAT,
Our ra
�rmers Must Change Their. Methods.-
The production of wheat is :steadily
inereaAug. In 1892 the estimated
yield of -the world was 288,000,000
bushels in -excess of the figuresgiven
.
for 1889. The -increase lin-- :the case
. . •: ' 'ase.:of
p,386,000. .. in the c
of Chili was. ,
,000 ; the Argentine
• 11,000,
U,nited
.18,044,000
Republic -, the •
States, 25,000,0 •
Hungary, 44.04a000,-
000, and Russia, 53 000 000. "
show. very. clearly -These figures s Y why
_the . price of this'grain his fallen: in
from dollar to. a little over
• .a
half that sum. They also
indicate
•
a still further drop mabe expected in
future because theArgentine Republic,
Chili, 4.n
diaand- Russia have not yet
reach
,
ed the limit of their capacity.
r are the guest -s of
G roves; � Ancaste , guests ,
Kinloss:
M�,nd Mrs Wm�Valens of
this -week. - . -
=1Vrr max °Wilson.: las secured the
a,�,ency
g .. for McGregor's , patent horse
collar,. which promises to become . pop-
ular awith horsemen: -
i •
0
N
EY T-0 LOAN O.
NREAL ESTATE
,
.ow
e
d:
�he
1
. ti
e
at
•t
- security `--for- . any , .. � _
�
rate,of interest... The: principal may be, paid
'at .the -end of �
thea me.- or part of spr
he inci
. : on
pal -may be paid each, year; interest ceasing _
• the amount paid.• For further. particulars,
etcel apply to. ANOU STrwA_ it Luckuow .
TIM
E TABLE.
-=Miss Mary J. Speers, -of-Ashfield,
returned home - Wednesday after . a
visit with friends ds in
fnur - monthsy
South Lyon, Michigan
-
have
ci
u
n
l
to The Kincardine town council
', » to prevent
introd
need � a � Curf ew - `Bell .
the children being on. the:, streets after
nightfall proper without ro -.er guards p
-=Mr:and Mrs. •James Turner, ' -of
' :.
Stanley,_ who were visiting .at -the'
residence.:- of M
-
rs. Webs- ter, _ (Mrs. s.
-Turner's mother;returnedhomelast
week.
writerle describing.
--A� _ has an article
atest . novieties in
. e
one of of - 'the rpocket
bo.
oks.- With ;a great many of us
l'ttle cash is: the -greatest " novelty in
pocket -
•
- books. -�
��cl,et b
0ks
if RS,
A. M, .ARMSTRONG. IS 'PRE-
pared
PRE=-
P
ared to give lessons in vocal and in-
strumental
. music.
Residence -Campbell St., Lucknow.`
S0 -WW1;
TIES
•
WEST ELGIN GETS -TEE
a
The SanFrancisco CaIeodohian Clu
Medal Won by the Canadian,.
Messrs. Peter McEwan and Witty
��a-.
n
Pr
who were some o
me tim
rd_
Ga
pointed ,the.. Caledonia?'
by
dtOspeclal committeeto�otT.
award of thehandso.'
San Francisco , - :tested remedies
medal to the r AND ANTIDOTE
Society. The nF
_ Impoverished Mood,
Francis
the San- .ass, palpitation of the
• -
this for the
-There is a lesson in all ,
farmers of this Province.:They must,
to ag
2
greater extent than they have yet
done, devote themselves to other Tines
i i Stock will have
than wheat raising. •
_- n. But
to redeye the first consideration.
• - . , ` ` ets should
fruit poultry. and dairy produ
verlooked. These, latter have
not be•o of
: fo
reg been
considered a sort
heretofore-
II
side show. Hereafter, if agriculture is
to : be made to pay,. they must instead
place t
be given a leadingamong ghe 'p
redacts :otthe farM.
leave Luckn - w for south at. 5:58 a m,
-: Trains . Q �
0:48 a.m. and 6:15 p. m...
1 - ; .
North -:at 12-:35 p:: m,, 4:02.p. m. and -10:28
p:. m.
ORANGE . LODGE `-No • 428.
OPAL .-;
• tnonthly.meetingsin the
` sits regular
holds
on
n
0
w
u
ck
Orange L
Hall �� Campbell Street,.. _
neda . on or before the full moon.
Tuesday evenings, . - :follow-
.Degree night second Tuesday evening--
lug
vening . • .
•� oon. All visiting -brethren cordially
� full m -
invited to the meetings.
.• °A T DAV DsoN,
A�IIs`McSErzrE,.
Secretary. - - - M.
Q. G. T. SEP Y LODGE, NO. 384.:
• meets. in the.. so h -end Lodge Room.Q rY_
- in the.Temperance Al,
LucknO .
':Tuesdatevening, at "8 o'clock, J. D. WE.
noon, O. -T. GEO. -"PoP•Trx,'Sec.
•
C._ T. U.
o meeting of - t
Temperance Union w
Wednesday .of each.mdi
. -Hall, Lucknow, at: 3 • r
SMITH, President ; MES; HORNELL, Secretary,
he regulai: monthly
•
147 TALBOT'STREET:, LONDON -
EYE AND .EAR ,SURGEON .: GRAl)U-
ate of -the New York Ey 'aril' Ear .Hospi
• tal,1889, ; Post Gra ate course on
Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat at: the
New York Post. Graduate.
Medical School and
Hospital, ital� 1 8921
• - p
Women's- Christian -
be held every .second
in the Odd Fellows
m -Mas.. W. H.
13 UK 1* W
-a Lodge; No.112 .
resentatiOii Neural 'a, floss of
for p `it' nsu lgia, flail
u whore mein Con p . _
club
l b
- idney and Urinary Di�-
lnth
yes
points � tit
Osa ala
iYlrr
le I
ma..
�
Fe b
incident. to the Cam
' er pint 'bottle
o and .wa, b P
Chicag. , RICH ONT..
ummer byGODR a
lasts _ - _
Elgin- Caledonia M cL- EOD,
West _.. _ _ a,nufacturer.
ndM -
erson :of seven of its BeCon -
P 56and A. -
the great total Of
and
n
-=Rev, J. S. Gelling of Mitchel�.
Lucknow:
formerly,: of was thrown out
home : ;from
of- a buggywhile •driving.
veil:
Stratford on Sunday _night, and severly
y
,bruised.
THAI4HS.
OFFERINGc SERVICES
figure than that Made.%.
g.
of .any other. ,Caledonian
�.e.
so .earn.ed off -the tp y .MA AVM.
_ill M.
divudal members and their . .
l : C. Perry, .Brussei., f,;
.as fo _ _lows Y e�1;
hammer,. 4 ; light sti..ne, ,y
Heavy
•4
light h�anime,�_, ; heavy stone, - 4
,
• 15. M. O Neil, Ridgetown, nt.
total,
Light ht. stone, '4 heavy ,stone 3 ; --
g
total 7. C. J. Curri� Parkhill,Ont.
- i stone • `2 ; hear stone. 2 .
-Light , y vY
caber, 3 ---total, 7. - J. D. 1VtcI,
Parkhill, Out, -caber
nt.caber 4. J. P. W a,�s
r
-
•son,.Toronto-Long .jum. , 4 • big
]Amp 4 ihoP,*step, and jump, 3i polo
°
vault, total, 15. George
M
athesen T -L rn'z; n,. (hut. His land
London, Ont. --=Sword dance,
Wilson Lo .
Wilson,
2.
:The annual Thanks -offering Meeting -
of
eet ng -of. the Womans Foreign Missionary .
held in the Pt�esby-
Societywhich was:he . ,
_
--- Wednes-
terean Church St Helens, on
•
T ..- n-
John Sherr_ of West Waw a.
f. st ioneers Mf:
of the tilde _ p .
ane
sh and one
• died on Sunday last.
that tawnshi _
In our next ;issue we will. publish full
part iculars. = p
,.....
-• Complaintsare laiitsare made of the annoy-
ancenjur- caused by boys is habit is thloung-
ing
oung
in_ g in doorway s and on the sider alks
and :window sills of stores.. The con-
stable 'should see that-
stopped.
. r.eels =--total, .6. A ry
Fling, ,
Messrs.nd Gardner;-
lVtcEwan a .
day-oflast week, was largely attended,
.fore finally
entering uponoxthe Awa
� f D
aboutone
hundred. being heirsg
p
r
esen.
t..
There -were re presentivee from Dung-
annon, Ashfield,
"Calvin' East • Waw -
gnash, also from. m the Methodist Churl
k
lied. Full:sto,.
Eyes tested.- Glasses � supe ,
y
of. Spectacles," Lenses:and Artificial eyes_..
.Will be at the Brunswi k House,- Wingham,
at=x
the laor ,drat Thursday ofeach. month :at
date named below. Firqt visit January 4th,_
189,4,
� , meets.- every 'Friday
.' -.' r, ': evening at 8 o'clock
their hall, Campbell. street, All brethren
cordially invited. _ J. ELLIOT, N. Grand;
-.----W, WiLsoN, Recorded:
O:F • ,CQU[T
• Sherwood, No.
50, Luckriow Meet-
T avers first and. third.-.
Monday in e:v e r._y
tcOnth.,: in the pOr--
ange hall. Visit-
,ging .- brethren -a r e
co_rdially: invited.
'= _:ir. D. YULE S -EO.
J i McLEN,NAN.
THE SUBSCRIBER AS OPENED A
ofice in the build .ng east of the
SENTINEL' Pricing Offic':
AGREEMENTS, , b
DEEDS, MORTG A
CAREFULLY
Plans ,specihcatio ns a
Ings, mills, thrid
on eh
•
O. 11.-W LUCIt_NOW LODGE OF
the Ancient Order United Workmen,
it meet in the- Oddfellows hall, on thetlast arid
- second Monday evenings of each irionth a AGENT.
R. D. CAME1-1,01i Recorder. - England.
Lucknow .Tan..189i.
NDS, LEASES,
ES . AND WILLS'
.PREPARED:
d estimates forbuild
es, etz., furnished
notice.
S, SoMERVi LE.
dies at
"Bethel" and Donnybrook.
•
A long and •
va programme °was-
versof
not
p
which not the least interesting
.
.
wMiss
Mac
ss
given by`
as`-ari �ddre
Williams. of Guelph, lately returned
MacWilliams is an
from India.: Miss
-
and we feel assured:
earnest speaker .
_
-earth may not'permit
that . though her h
g
ret
urn to India she will do good
-
service
her..
in awakening a deeper interest -
in
treed
'n those at home as there is great
1
for w:ork
l
ers`in that densely popu a
ted _,
were.-opened•and
land:::The envelopes
texts of Scripture. read IV
the enclosed_ P
the Secretary. •'The offering amounted
to $46. Altogether it. is the • , most
successful. meeting of the kind ever
...
Kele here. - •
:had an affidavit from Chic c `
E Caledonians
_l
Milian of
the Wed Elgin,
Society, certifying . - of ing that _each of.., the
was at the time of the
above athaletea•-
•mber in ood stands
come
etitions .a. me._ . good P
lug of the organization.
- -
- - The -medal, 'which is .worth several
hundred dollars, will now be wori y
Chief McMillan_
- and- his `:successors. in
offce._Chita o British Americo?
s 9 � ...�..�•
- A shooting match is to be held at
Langsideto-day �Thursday): Skill in
. _ -
the use of rifie,and shot : gun will be
for turkeys, geese=ducks and
contested � y a g
arealso
-or
two .
horse.
other fowl. - A
of. • All will be made:
to be disposed ; .
welcome.• =
_-Mr.` James .Murchison, . w
studyig.. the -
n for :Methodist.. Ministry,
and who - has spent two years in. the
North West- Territories, was visiting
friends in the village, -He left . on
Friday to spend a .few weeks with
friends in Hepworth:
--Robert Brown, a young :unmar-
ried man, . of Wiarton, had : his arm
badly mangled in Young's saw mill -on
Monday :last: The chain ' that draws
up the logs to- the saw,: broke, -and his
i b
arm was caught in . the Mill wheel`
The•arm will probably have to be a "-
tated. _
lea
-Fariaers; te• own interest a,
ittisure your farm buildings and
privateivellingek in the --
BELFAST
A.Ganv.T TSE ,COUNTY*
ORONTO, . Nov. 18. ----Before ,
. • .. c. .::. __•.:; ge this afternoon,...
Justice Falconbrb,, _
the case of W
ar un�ent eto�k `palace in
g Ashton against the County -of
. -•-
and the townships of Yarmouth:and:.j#
Malahide. At the trial Ashton rec-
overed a verdict of $6.400 fore nluries
sustained
by the ;collapse of the Y-ar•.
Catfith•
`mouth bridge over :Creek, in
-.Mr. Jos. Speers. had a wood -bee. on
Friday.
burg Mr. Roberts was in the bur l;
bus - -Thur
sda
ine
ss on � y
- Mr. Emerson C. Boyd, of Listewel,
is spending a.'few days with his brother
the =teacher.
School 'closes` on Wednesday this
weekThuasday is a public :holiday
• Fri�da-. and . Satu;rday the teacher
and y -
.will`attend theTeachers' Convention
in Goderich: •- - .
50 Cents -to 99 cents per $100 .for three- years.
‘101 -IN Li,kNg
the TVhoenix of London,.
- Ash field -ChriStian Endeavor
Society of young,,people organized Oct.
21, 1893, _is improving wonderfully.
Officers are as_ follows :_ President, -
Jamieson ; V, President, Misi 3. Far -
ries ; _Sec. A.. Finlay ; Treas , J. Mc -
Ferguson, Miss I. Finlay, Miss Mc -
'August, 1862. - Ashton was driving
over . e.cwith a thresher :when
tne, bride
the accident occured.
The question reserved for argument ,
� � the Count
s. whether y
l w.
' 'ria
m
the
t
from s 9r `:all..
hi
w s
to
f Elgin or the t�vo p - ,
were liable.
three cot oration_
th p
Alsace Falconlart„.„ gave jud
i
Lean; el.- Jamieson, Miss Ferries.. . - •
ised that they- :wanted to buy up a
that old horses Should 'be ;wanted, :And.
it t adv: -did no.t contain: the -planse
the plaintiff tcitt; u(
costs. It was held:. t
414
county highway.; ant,,
toad allowance. The'880.
t no bylaw was ever lab: ..-
erance to the deviation and _ •
county was -,not, therefore, 'Max
fell to the groUnd. • -Pinned, the
plaintiff wholOst a horse in the
gets judgement for his veidict of $1.6
townships wa0litmisrdl. but the-40*i
ships must ,par thei ,own costs.
Sleighs. appeared last week only to
•
The "Grand Central" is- beini sr
The leven of the prohibitionists
is beginning to work.
The Bible Scicieti will hold a meet-
ing here soon.
We wish our respeCted townsman
Mr. Edward Rogers and his bride
perfect conjugal felicity.
Mrs. alcGrurey and Son -are- the
gusts of Mrs Huf.ish 1VIcCrostie.
What has become of our Sr. foot -ball
team Rave they vanished into
space ?
"mnit be usefully sound kvie - would
think that -they proposed st
old tzliorse.-;-4
eking the 1
• Bologna
. The old' school buildings have been
bought. and ;removed ;'•by Mr Jas.
The Orangemen are gbing'to build a
new lodge.
The ,,Reading Room
Mechanics' s :not.
Monday ,,evening,..
ou
st., owing
Torobto Stock change,
Street, last 7i've purPhseli
the niat
tif _bane,
bow h