HomeMy WebLinkAboutLucknow Sentinel, 1893-12-15, Page 5LORAL WREATH CORNERS
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NOV 2.8_th last,: was the -date which
was . se=t apart for that gran=d concert
- that Glover, Valley, No: 578, `intended.
havii
g,, but anacconnt of the: wet and
disagreeable week of -Weather the eom=-.
rnit teA •derided �to postpone:. it for some-
.
oot® `
c future evening. But "nothwithstan&-
g - the. -bad
- ing disagreeable -
evening
roads:` and-= agreeable-
: evening a- very `large crowd turned
out; some of the=m from ..a..:long dis-
tance , so we: - opened ` the . m:eeti' -to
decide what would. ` be - best to = do.
"o - go vii' with the concert or. to_ have
1'
an *Pell lodge. '1'.
. -We decided on the:
.
latter.and hada rand old. time. , We
grand
also- ":decided ••on having aur: concert on:
--ip
Dec. 12 - when Prof. Pierce, -the. Yen -
I€ trilo r.. .will take art and -other firs
.� p _ t
.class t. , may. -be expected to be pre- ,
sent : .;cur open .-1odg$ -'Mr._ Alex.
- Patterson was elected- chair an.. for.
•the -evening,: and without furtlier-losg.
F `
of time the programme was proceeded. `-
:_ with- as - follows. : The..: chairman's
speech,.,; which. I . nay • say .Was short -
and to- the point,=- or in'.other words
short and: swet. = The-- :first piece on
I the programme: was.aa selection ` by the
the Rapid City. Har onica Band,
fwhich, Was .re dered in- their ver best -
f
stjle A recitation by. Mary NiCholi.
son, =solo by Miss ' Annie Patterson,,
wr
hrch :-�� as: :loudly'. Ericho ed.Then -
fotipiverl_; :-a._ play entitled " fun in a':
doctor's
office,:- by:, Wm:McDonald
g:
arid after whih"a few mnri
utes wasgZ ` nfor
i-riermsson: The.
rest o E' the p p ro :ramme cons=isted of
g,
.-an - instrumental- by: Miss. K. -A. Mc-
Kenzie, •-selection by the_ Harinor ca
Band, solo by the:;chairin .n in his usual
_good- syy1e recitation by Mr. -Dan_ Mc-
Donald, recitation by Mr. -A. Finlay
son, which w=ound up the, entertain-
ment for -the evening,. After -:tender
7.
- ing the chairman and: the Rapid City
_ Ilarmonic ' Barid, : a: hearty..-- vote`_- of
thanks, the national anthem was Song
and themeeting closed. Don't forget the
concert_ to be held -in 'Chores. Valley.„on_
Dec. 12th. ° . Ever body. welcomed- and
..1, a good . time anticipated,_ ,'..(D • V)
We are-sofry- to- note -that the -barn
and contents of- Mr::: Kenneth Mc-
-`" Innis, of Ashfield " was burned early.
Sunday -- morning.. _ Cause- _ unitnown.'
Mrs; James Downey,_ and her.:daug-h
ter,; Miss Ethel, .4 Cloves Valley, .ate
at. present- visiting-- friends in •Madock.
and Belleville We wish them sa.Verfr
{ leasant time -
- Prof: WM..Welsh delivered a- lec-
• ture in -the Orange_ -Hall,,. -° Paramount,-.
last Thursdayevening* .to. a; ood-at
tendance. . _
iii#. Thos. • Smith ' has ' a cisterns
u
st completed
at • his, and is de-.
T P.-
' lighted - .with :the punipfliut in b ' x--
Drean - ,-..o€ Kinlough...
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1
La Grippe _ is .around -again' but he
is just as .little, welcome as the rest'of-
--the trap s, however, prohibition . is- not
P prohibition
force yet,:and • a . rpventive can -be
had at any of the drug: stores.
Messrs.: R. -McAdam and J: Murray_,_
are taking jobs at wood splitting.. and
. cutting_ some blowing done"= as to -
:the amount piled the -.Other -days after_
• cutting and :splitting.
• One of our young ladies- has.deserted.
the ranks of the isterhood,. Miss Kate .
Pickering, - and ►ill iii future` bbe. Mrs.:
..
Leach : our kindest "and best `:wishes-
- follow them.' -. •
Mr.. Kenneth M:eln:nis had his _barn
and contents burned- by fire a couple
of weeks j ao. d found it necessary
to .call a,:sale- h week -cause of fie .
tramps, = who have .been. kprowling;
arocina: since sore time..
IONT1 EAVI SSS TORONTO,
-About_ two -.weeks ago the..Philo-
sophical .-and.. Literary Society of .the`
Presbyterian- College sent, -an -invita
- doh- ,to.- the Philosophical. and _theo-
logical
,theo
logical Society:. of Knox -Collee. To.
ronto, requesting plat two represent-
ativesu - 4e sent to' rrieet two from this`
society- hi puhh]ac deb�ate: The invit-
ation "was accelttpted.= and. theToronto
societya Pointd Mr. G. A. - Wiison,
• B.A. _ aun '' 1 Wm : -.:o,
} d� . � .. C ope:r; . I3; A.; .
as its standar .T bearers ' The Mont
real rePresentative
pwill ..be Mr.::=E.- A.
..
- McKenzie, B.A., and: kr.- G. C.
Pigeon; B. A As all of these : .en -
g � .. . g -
tle
men. have : had much renown- : upon
latforiri, a -v'ery spirited debate;
s ..
i e..e
ce
t .d
REPORT OF'S. S. NO '6-.. KINLOSS.
Fifth Class= -H. K. McKenzie A.
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F. ]Y4ilne, P. McKinnon..!_:
Fourth' Class•--A.-iA.tk
.tris, D. •3�
Kinnon, M:-McDo naldM McIntyre._,--
Sr.: Third Ciasa--L Graham., K. Mc-
Donald,
c-
Dona -d, W.Graham,'
l
M. '
J
r� _ J. McK�YlZ18,.
T. Lockhart,: R. McKenzie.
Jr! Third Class -M. A- McIn
tris,
M. McDonald, Jobn; Graharn, R.:M'c-
Donald; E. McIntosh.-
'lit
cIntosh.=4
PN r
Lucien-ovv Sentinel, Bruce L ounty;
`second. Class-LB.t.McKenzie, A:
Mc iarmid,_ A. McKinnon, M. - Mc
-Donald,.. McDonald; A. McLeod.
_ Part 11 A McIntyre; .T: Lockhart,
L. McLeod:
-CHANGE OF BUSINESS_
To the Citizens: of Zucknow and Publie-in-
General
Having purchased- the canfectioinery,
-fruit and restaurant business from
Mr.: J. C. -Kincaid, I am in ;a posi
tion to supply , : the. _ public with
all kinds of confectionery ':canned
goods, fruits ': in - . season,. nuts,
gapes, oranges, ` lemons, Spanisl
onions,' oysters, etc., :: and would
kindly solicit a share of yaur pat-
ronage. :Next week we expect to
move -:our. stock into the building
formerly occupied by G. Girvin,
as a ` barber :shop, and will be
pleased . to .;hs,ve a, call_. from - you
before and after moving. Call
ani inspect our Christmas stock:
..Wishin ou a merry Christmas
and ;happynew year. 'I ;=remain:
Yours- Truly _
ROB - MOODY.
REPORT .0 :`5 S NOs 4, I INL 7 fi
Sen. 4th• -W Rathwell, W Foran
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Ackert,R.Baker,'D
Johnston
-'\'. Rathwell.. Jr. .2nd: ---:W: McIntosh
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M -Bowman. Part II --E Foran, �F_
-Johnston•
, R Fletcher..
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Especially to those
•Y: who = have made their
selection of Xmas, pre-
sents l= f rom our choice
stock of Novelty Goods
Our - souvenirs are l
pretty and :sure to bring
delight to all. Our stock
comprise the latest and
new things est h •
s in silver
.plate, Japanese China
ware, Antimony : Metal
Y
fcods not forgetting
g.... r g gf
that our stock Jewelry
isselected espec li for
our holiday , _trade. The
• best : goods in Gem en-
gagement and
n`aement:and wedding
rings.
JEWELLER:
Are coming and you will want a nice
Christi lask
ca.
e, you; cannot do
better than leave your older
with Thos: Reid, the Baker and
Confectioner. who`inakes ::them in
all sizes, at all prices, of a delicious
taste and exquisite x uisit , quality, as
well -as. handsome . appearance
and made.
of the ureal<in radiants.
ER RA -
So than
not •you -ma y.. be_ : disap-
pointed. The most toothsome
pastry, -a choke collection of
y
Confectioner -:- ` from 10- cents u P:.
All :the latest notions in Candies-,
Canned Goods. in ' abundance,
Oranges, Lemons,: Figs, Raisins,
Currantsfruits.
and ah, lines of:.-
�
stet'. .
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FOR A HOLIDAY PRESENT
that"will be a source of constant
pleasure and comfort - nothing
equals a pair of slippera,,'etc. •
A nether- Aa Xnias .Riddle.. ,
What gift ..will • be` best .''for -.your :father and
mother?.'
What gift wr.1 be best for your beau and your
brother?.
For' pleasure: and - comfort and_ good -Xmas
' cheer,' :
Buy a pair ofthe. slippers St.. Nick brought
: ur' thisyear.-
Another
Santa an hbpers sailing -through air!
Slipers! Slip
pSlippers! Beyond commjparel
War m, sof t; -fine slippers:now on view;
Slippers for old folks and children, too.
Santa himself told us with mirth -
.
We'd the best load of presents he'd brought.
to the earth,
rt ,etc..._
:en fou .Came
To think of . it the holiday
season is upon us. We: now P o have
Secial lines : in' - new goods
= for this .season's. trade. .
d Novel-
ties in Silverware, Ink Stands,
Jewel Oases, _e Knives, Child-
_ ... 1.
ren's Cups, Fl er
Baskets.' pen
Handles, Sugar lifter, >etc... at
re -markable- :low.- prices.
O0K8
Handsomely bound volumes of
Tennyson,
Burns, Shakespeare,,
Scott.' = Longfellow, etc. ;for pre-
sentation Cheapresentation.
picture books for children.
.a le Lines ;Of
Jewelry, and Silverware, Pansy
and Annie Swan Books, ; • Ladies.
and Gents, gold and Gold Filled
Patches: Fancy p
Bibles. at prices
to bring thein = within reach for
marriage gifts.
The Canadian Almanac on hand,
price 25c Stib criptions` taken for
F
all` 'news papers :: and : periodicals
FA fM :FOR SALE OR:T :
RE ;-
N.T.. _ . -. •_' :; T .•
THE
UNDERSIGNED OFFERS .FOR
sale or to rent a first-cla
s�'-:fait, .being
(ED) and (WD) sot 17, of dm. 11 of Kinloss -.
containing -100 acres more or \. lees. On the
premises are two good houses, •twogood barns,_
and: two good orchards, The ?arm` is : well
drained and watered. For further particulars
Apply to
JAMES G: YOUNG,
Kinlough P. 0.1:
•
GFORSERvio
HL UNDERSIGNED HAS F R SER.
vice Silver .L er Grove Farm (.lot -17 con.
13,•) West Wawanosh a Chestes White: Boar,
which' is well bred..
• TERMS -1
F or furthr particulars;
Apply_ to,
THOMAS MILLER
Lackaow I' 0
raker & Confectioner. 4107.
-
.e::0 -em be:r 5t-1
Is the place to make your selections in
RR-OCKERY CIASswARE; CR: _,
E�1Es R0
1 ._� �llsol
have • in stock t'l a follow ng
A plea.
Blacking
Black Lead
Blue .
Baking Powders,..
Barle ,pot
Bath r ick -
Beans
Brooms
Baskets
::Br.
usher
Biscuit
Coffee •
-
Confectionery
'Canned. .Goods
Cocoa•
Chocolate
: Corn; canned
Corn meal:
Currants s-
Currie Powder
Cream Tarter
-Cocoanut...:
'Dates
No. 1 -Flour
Dried Apple
Extracts
Figs
Fish, canned
Fish, dried
Gelotine
Gingers
Hops
Honey
Ink
Indigo
Licorice.
Lime Juice
Lemons
Lamps
Lard
Matches
Mince Meat
Meal. -
Macaroni
Mustard
Meatsanned
Magnesia
Nuts
•
alwaya. on hand.
Nutmeg
Oill, olive.
Oil sweet
Oil; castor
Oranges
Oa
Meal
,.
Pa%s.
Peels
Pipes
Pickles
Pealine
Peas, canned,
Pepper
Raisins
Rico -
Ric a Pi nam
Sago
Salt''
Sali.o
n
Sardines
Senna
SeedsSugar • .
Syrups
Goods deliv Brt
ed
•
Soda
Soaps
Spices =-
Starch.
•
Suiph
Straweberrrsies, ;canoe
Tapioca • .
Tomatoes, :canned
Teas
Toaccoer
s -
Vernaicelli
Vinegars
Wasbhboads
Washing Crysta
Woodeiiware
Whiting
Dinner Sets
Yeast Oakes
Dinner Ss
Tea Sets
Water, -Sets
Cream Sets •
Berry Sets
Toilet Sets
•
o any part .of- the town.
NA DIA ts1
=�: PACIFIC
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OPLE'S .E�ULA
ONE-WAY,
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V'ahtiigto; .
regou3 .California
•.IN
TOURIST SLEEPING OARS, ! Toronto
to seattle Without -change, leaving
TORONTO - EVERY FRIDAY
At 10:.15 p; _m.
Until further notice.
-Corona �'�encin. , �=
gOctober 6th 9P
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HIS
ON AtiEftT,
LUCKNO W,
Trespassers
,
d
Hunters
tars.
TMETE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY
gives public notice:that any one found
shooting, hunting, or otherwise' -trespassing
upon -lots 22 and 23 on the. 13th con., and lots
22 and 23 on the; .14th . con., and the north half
.of lol.24 on the 13th con, of West Wawaaosh,
will be prosecuted according to law, after this
.notice. _:.- . .•
Signed
CHARLES THOMS,-
-
CAMERON,
.TAMES PATERSON.
DAVID PATERSON,
`ouember, 9th, 1893,
CHESTER WHITE 'BOAT
FOR S'Ell VI CE
T
HF UNDERSIGNED WISHES :TO inform the farmers that he will keep for
service this season.at -lest 12, Con. 10 (E. D.)'
Ashfield, his -superior thoroughbred Chester
White Boar. This animal is no relation to
his former stock. • - • , -
TERMS -=-81 cash. but if not paid at time
of service, 81.25, For further particulars,
pedigree etc apply to
JAMES ALTON
. Belfast P 0
AItITEIL
�
ALESMEN TO . SOLICIT • FOR `1 a Choi .-line_ o `
1.7 e f : nurser
y stock. - Com-
plete outfit :free. Gond pqy from the start.
Previou4 experienoe
Oct necessary; - Write ;at
once;. and secure territory_
THJ% RAWKF6
T NURSERY CO.
-! Rochester N. Y.
OAR
FOR OAR SERVICE
(HE UNDERSIGNED WILL • KEEP
,' _for service ; at lot .67. con 1 Kinloss
:.thoroughbred Birkshire Boar.: • •
TERMS41 cads at time of eevice
For further particulars,
Apply to,
Lucknow:
.BOAR FOR SERY1C11.
4.
•
Leads them all for
i
.amylk'TY'.
HE. 'UNDERSIGNED WISHES -TO
Morinthe
rm
•1
farmers of this natnity that he
•will keep for service at lots 22 con 2 a thorough
• bred Birkshire B''
Boar.- (Black Prince) .
TERMS -41, STmer z oasu tan THE'sxsso t.
WILLIAM :AW
D Spli.
AND
:
NN�.QOODS
a
Fruits of All Kinds in Season,
Fi N E TEAS.
SPFCIALTY
The Largest ,Stack
Cho :
icest Goods,
414- Ike
13e-st Yaw
obtainable iri -Lucknaw.
MCLEOD'S
ystom Renovators,
And -other; tested remedies
ECIFIC Asp ANTIDOTE
1' =FOR
•
Impure, Weak and :Impoverished . Blood,
Dyspepsia. Bleepleasness;* Palpitation,. of ti e
Heart, Liver Complaint, Neuralgia, Loss of
Memory, ". Bronchitis, Consumption, Gall.
Stones. Jaundice Kidneyand Ur Dia
asees, St.Vitus' nary Dance, Female Irregularities
and General Debility. •
$1 per half pint and $2 per pint bottle..
LABORATORY. _ - GODEBICH,'01'11.
J. M. McLEOD,
Proprietor and Manufacturer.
Sold by Harry Days and A. B.:Congram,
Druggists. Lucknow.
•
'anaers ttoii.tio,(
To obtain the best prices for,
your
BCTTTME -
it is to- your :advantage to
FINE LIVERPOOL SALT,
and bring it to market in rolls
weighing from 2 lb. to 3 lb, or
in tubs. Crocks or pails at
this season do not bring as
good paces.
1
D.
•
Men to work for us who desire tam ---
tnoi a this fall ard winter y Buri:ng sl a-
times. Excellent .:chance: Liber
• pay. ...If .yon .hare spare time. out °
work, or looking for a -patting business
write•me at once.
FRED FE. YOUNG, -°Nur=seryman
.RQ:QHESTER, N. Y.
.,
FARM FOR SALE
:_ SALE
B EiNG L01'S -21, 22 AND 23 IN THE
isoflos i
1 t con. the townshipof -Kiril
os. , ,con-
taining 150 acres more or less. There is on the
farm a good new, frame house 26x30 feet, with
kitchen 20x18 feet, also large barna, stables.
etc. There is 100 acres:cleared the balance
in bust,, and is all fairlywell' fenced. The
place is well watered. The centrepart of
. tivrr
• north half of `lots 60 and 61. containg 20 ar
more or less, is also offered for sale. On
land there :is a good house ' and law,'
and stables,All in good repair. '
fT
. For further particulars, apply
MALCOLM Mi
LA1GI5DE:P. O.
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