Lucknow Sentinel, 1894-03-02, Page 8-Vree•
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• LUCKNdW POST...0 FICE.
1 -lours 8 a. rn. to -7 an
M.Aths ARRIVF..
W. ('.&b.Sonth. 6:13 a. m,
1 IL&B. 2sort4 1.2-30
1 ft plyrJ otl
Kinlough
Kinloss .
W, G.. &B.. North
Goddrich 1
Intermediate points
& B. North --
1.angsicle
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• 230.p. 1114
3148 p. m.
. 9 00 p. m,
10.30 p. In.
•_ Tu sdays an
: 3 0'0 p 1ridays -
10.00a.m - -
3.20 p. In
4:30 p.m .
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Patron Notea-itiation
The Wt *von Pt-ttro
ArY will meet -inext Tuesd
ganrion for the purpose o
.a candidete tt). contest
nuinber of names have
tioned, the *test being
_Cox and Dep'utyllteeVe Stt
of Goderic4 Township.;
- of Ashfield, abdJas.. Ga
Wawa -nosh.
Don't Do It
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-11t may not be -known th
ing7 penal ac in. isettfindi
.whether 'arty ;offence has,
committed or not*, at d al
ea b 1 v ad veitise,A a re w a t
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turn of any property, w hi
stolen or lost,;. and in su
1ftfrtuses aq words, par
no.ciii(s.stion i.t11.1 Ie \ asked,
penalty ef $:?Zo"O for each
- Paramount Factory
The milk rbutes for the
Clieese and 1:11.L.ter factory.
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follows: 2n&con--e--siou r
tos1Nir. Jou Start for
eonci!-sion wc‘t, Air. Phil
for a90 ; Bolinelary west,
Barkwell for,6168,50; B
route t Mr. WeJey If nd
i3118.00 f" i2th concessio
• to Air. Gardner,
which • w as much cheap
yi;ar. •
is of Indus-.
v. in Dun -
nominating
• Huron. -
en Jaen -
eve John
nue( Sturdy'
,M..stotherS
nt of'OeVest
es
tt
mpound7
ta le offence
n
one eh°
or the re
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has •bK-rt
cvertise-
thin- that
•iableoto
ce.
aramou
ere let
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'Fd.rme s In titute.
eetitiA of - ilho Vesk HitoOn
Farina, 's I4Ist itu t e -Will b held at Diu). -
ea nnon on March Iiiith,- :1 89 i, at. w hich
t2shO !fall wine slieakers 'Wi 1 take pert .
Hort. . lin rydiel,,Proi. Dean, (3,0-. -A
C.;` A.. urrii Wingbairt,' R. AicMillan,.
t,
-Consta ee, and- others.
Orange Grand Lodge*
The 'ran 1 ,Orange Lodge of Ontario
;WeSt, n ee.ts at. Cli:ithant on the 11,3th'bi .
1$1ar .h, tied_ the Blaok. on the 12th.
gIaiida .d. nab -weir .certitieates for . red-
ue.il fates ell, rt only be obtained frem-
ti4et acTerits. Dekeates , .v.‘ill - bear
e_ i . 0 , .
till§ in liud.: ' A. T. -Davidson_ will rOp-
rtsont ucknow Lodge. ,
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Obeistri n Endeavor .
The nternational convention of t ft
sot:WI-le of Christain -EndAhvor - will
tne4 t lis -year at Cleveland,- Ohio:
Thti, d:t e is iiow fixed and the _convent-
ion 'is e intioned- from July_ 11th- .. to
Jury th. Canon Riehardson, of
Londo pretident of the Ontario -Union:
is dein( - all it' his power. to make the
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next in ern tional convetition.. one of
spe&i:11 ntelest to Canadian's:
NOt itvot'.th 4a:Icing . _ i -
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LOCAL iLAID
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4.;on.deused for senun
A -c up4 of . loads of one
1
young eiple drove to Ripley one night
recentl • to ettend a carnival, as they
euppos .d, and the Enquirer, , asks "If
e{
th.e wn d the to n" No, i- they
don't, t "Id' ve doubt very mach if any
one of
mortga
thecar
place, ,
Ives.
On. Tu.'
dred
Kincar
t •131"•ce8
as now -al
e •was let
.5.1 ; •1 '2th
p _Tennyson,
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to Mr. Jas.
clary eaet-
rson,. for
• fo aset1612-75toe.
light -
.r than last the ci
6 6 Well
Jubilee Singers.
•The Canadlan Jubilee
two of -their popular ea
Methodist elikirch here-
Saturdly eenings, la
audiences.. they. are a
N
and: their singing and or
tion were oe the h.
- -Jimmy Liehifoot has a
. ,
. voice anti is one of the
singers that; bas isite
1.
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:NThy gave a seng. service
on Sunday ee_enin.g and
•as packed 4:).the doors,
Well Brea Fliunkies
•-Awriter-iin one of t
se,ye "welt 14:ed persons
• •hunellIoor pOrceis 6,1 t -h
whenitis abkliutely nec
•just -where 9e writer e
bred personkwith snobs
• A well bred Tperson car
. when -he has one to carr
i•s convenient for 'him
vweli bred man can 'bring
- wheelbarrow and
- does. not suffers:a bit.
rloyment hurts any ma
Dasta-clly,Trick '
One of the meatiest a
,temptable acts that
• committed in the villa
- trated in, the skating r
• clay•afternooe. last. • Mi
• preprietnr of -Are rink;
a
anct i tilled ievilh- oil,
that are •useq for lighti
Left tnem on.ithe large p
- end of the rink. Durin
from the place for21 sho
scoundrel entered the
broke fifteen Of the lan
the broken g1las4 and- o
ice. It was a cowardly
pity is that the. scoundre
still at liberty.
Canadian Apples
• A gentleman in r.`3C0t11
been handlin$ a, goodman
pies writes that some he
cently.were a very pom
very poorly packed, bein
than windfalls, He say
• him as if those who put
• trying to getiall they con
without thinkingwhat
unfair deiiing will eve
Canadian farmer s and
take note of this com
• won't take very much
thing to spoil the reput-
. adian applee in the Old
_kets. Any person gifte
ary common sense- ean se
•• is the 'best pOlidy 1n su
this, .Farmers jus no
_aitord. to throw aeay
revenue, however small.
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a
party, wotild, even take a
lit. •They• Went, there.for
, ,bu't es no carnival took
naturally .amused them -
they could in the place.
nie•ht last a.loout one
ting• people* from Winghan,.
ri and other surrounding,
to the carniyal, and Luck -
d them al.1 the freedom of
nd will do ssa again. That's
s style of treating& :friends
distan.ce.
f •rr
the tow
• -Luckn
from a
LA Sple
- The
B. Hu
'tigers gae
certs in the
n
t,
go
he
gh
e) ful base
• best colored
the village.
•in the church.
• the building
riday and
to • large
d troupe
'tealselec-
,
st cowl:
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'did Carnival1.1
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in-oe (r- countenance 'of Mr J.
the genial proprietor of.
w rink,. sparkled With .-,de-
view-ed the. great crowd at
rnival on , *Tuesday :evening.
.ndw, ain't -'this a gratid one. "1
heeclainiied, as the SESTINEL. entered
ldliig.' ft • was indeed ttoPi-frand
d'. leo mistake. Youth and
NV efe,--':thete -in countless -num-
, •
d the magnificent -sheet of ice
,
rupler, .opportunity. for a
vening. : The masqueraders
n large numbers, and - th,
were varied ,in ,character:
f the dresses wcire really 'beauti-
altogether,: it was the --finest
I ever held; in the rink. . The
fone ". hand, of seven - pieces,
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a (rood deal Of aninsKnent and
mursid ". was ggod. The 'pi -lees i
. i ,
d were ...- -4-Best ,r1ressed gent.'
, , -
ence ;-'.Best - dressed ladv
I . • /_.
MU a. Flood; -Gent comic dyes's,
,
di,- Witighani ;,- Three map race
S emi.irt, Winghain ; ..21 -id, C.
\--",* ingliain .; Boys' Doul,le Race'
avi.:.ou. and W. Corrigan •
ter
.kn
Miss. Fiossy. Harnlit
itfrlends -in Toronto.:
—Don't forget th
oncert.:011°S4turclay ey nit
nd
Ploweidale arrived toe'
Ilissue.
M its- Lila. Bower,
hi Week attending
jektienings.
_.—Vor teas, cOffeee, a
lbs of raisins
'J Elltot.
•time bu
ooe _a
beauty
hers,. a
afforde
pleat,a1
-were o
costumes
Some
• t •
fill, en
carniv.
"-Vole(
create
their "
_ .aWarelt
le ityd1)• L la 0,-1,
aliee ,, •
do et carry .„,aiss
itr et, exeept. ,i- ,
ssa y" That's 1st "-
t
nfo nds .we.a 'Elliott
an
OS
Tan
to
his
his
oh
s b
flunkies. lst,
Ib
bundle • Lady
when it
arry.•
tuff home
breeding
nest ent.-'
eeding, '
d oSt con -
ver been -
as perpe-
on Mon -
liter, the
vi i " cleanel
11 he lamps
the place,
•atcrrn at the
• hi absence
t t me some
bui ding and
ps,1 cattering
1 a 1 over the
act and the
o did it is
as
nk,
nd, Who -has
CanacIian ap-
adreceivedre-
• qUality and
Hide better
it seems to
he up were
d ot t of them
da age such
ua ly work.
eal rs should
Iai t, for it
f t is sort of
tic of Can -
try mar-
cro
• Wing
—T
sistin
able d
and C
week
Estab
ship n
numb
manic
of Fe
him
thing
had b
• hie).
"the e
pupils
troyin
an.d p
what
The- p
ation
chive&
setkve
tne h t.
o'00d
2•5
If ATo
advic
belly
ha* s
bran
.unde
imple
*.‘1,4*. ts
w'th ordii.:. cofl.
th t honety I • villa.
h . ease las ;1 2 O'cl
.e n hardly
ny
1,
antkent s Race,. Miss Cassie
en.t
nel 1). Lawrence A large
of skaters were present from
tini and Kincardine.
.1- • • ;
vo cases of spring goods, con -
of ,the, latest and most fashion-
s -in Scotch,. English; Irish
nadian Tweeds, opened out this
t • Campbell's Tailoring
'shlilent.
farmer in 4 n4ig )9rifig town-
* - -
&let the besi,-, guess as. to the
r o. beans in a jar; and won a
re - et. . Heil -111r i.diers a -bushel
toes to tinyon H who Will tell
'wiat in huritcler the • tarnal
s r." -8 Atlaitiaceounts AO One
ea_tound. who could 'enlighten
e-. arrie Adra4ce declares that
verli sting examinatio of the
r
s.
in The public ehe- aols ares-
the,intellect M -I:the children,
eve tiugi them ' from learning.
hex are. sent to se!lool to. learn.
ripe ual, cram„ crain for examin i
of 11 sorts Is a souIrce-of nerenus i
n to the pupi,l, and utterly ,
sive of true intellectual develop-
:
—Miss -Minnie Bow, r
fgern14insg-toinn. Tc!-1711tck
—A phonographic
given in the Metho4i t
Saturday evenieg next
--The Oddfellows of -t
end holding their arin
,rrielay _evening next,
Mr. and Mrs. 11.
iPungannon, spent 'Su
'village, the guest of Mrs
eftders
is visitina
ow:graphic
g next. I
nce froin
for this'
We have a .few nice
left which we are uffelin
Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Dungannon, spent ' Su!
residence of of Mr. cremes
5
;
• .r—Mrs. D. A. McKer
been visiting -at the repi
McLeod, ha4.
Toronto.
—The. East HuroL.
nominated Mr. John A
• rey, is their gen&
• Legisrature.
—Money to loan on
•let 5 , 5i and 6 per cent
.size and loegthof
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Malcoms6n..
.—MessrsPeter Corry
\Taking, of Kinloss, are
Patron convention in
week.
—Quality and Clea
Strong.combination. T
Beavee Tobacco is th
chew."
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is
a
Cr
a
Gt
a,
a
nits of all:
cts, go .tci
1-
is visitin
ilton tInd
r be
church 'On
e)e
1).illwilin--:social Ion
h 9t11.
wford, of
in the
W Berry.
ging laps
a big bar-
t- -
etcher1of
..
d y at he
o don; Of tihis
• wh6. ttas
cel of .-„Mr.
✓ turned -Ito.
L
roue • Wive
• Reeve., M
fOr -ithe
rs inortgfiee
a cordittgr
n.
Z1
a
1 n
—The meinbers o
Canadian Order of Fr
friends Will hold a grip
(FO.dayfievenink in the
—Fish ! Fish ! Fresh
Sea-F4rring, • Lake
Trotit. and flacldies a
---Misi -Lizzie Law,
-W. Connel went to Ter
to attend the milhnei
• that city
—.Thos Young Will:
.a few days 's_ceith a fu
tOent's,, sewing machin
at his Old Stand:. 041
The members of t
ave dedided ,to postpo
taintilent till 'Tnes-cla
.Further3 particulars w
week...,
—Oi. Saturday I13
• nierOulry dropped to 10
zero; *hich was the 14
the Of March 1_89;
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14 degrees.
Tho Port'Elgin.Ti
for the statement thatT.
election.s for the Legisl
Miller, may& o Wiar
P.:P.)A.candidate.
—Axi'auction Sale of
the-prOp
• Westbrook,-.will..be hel
4, (E Ashfield, �n
13 th.—J os, MALLOUGg
is -Understood *4
on $4urda.y eiiderseaT
.(,
a and Nyin.„
ending the
ronto his
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ss Make a
is why lthe
gentleiOn'S
'S_her*lood
t rs and -their
• socia/ this,.
r odge:room.
dfish .fresh
eraring, Lake
ricet; at ti
ur
orir an.d rs,
n o this .week
•openingi,
e his shop' in
1.ne of imple-
organs, etc.,
n see him
C..T.1 U.
e their e4er-
arch ipth.
be given rext
rn gireslsboi
astltot
est here since
when it fell to
•
is authCrity
'the' coining
e 1VIr, I* B.
[will be the
at
tu
�n
m
fa stock and
4 of George
at lot 11, Con.
u4day March
Auctioneer,
at the P. P.
• he, Patron can-
didat Mr. Wm. S.. ore; for their
choicel for the Local ebililature for
Lon& Vree Press. •
ta,s
ad
to
Preih---0--ysters; Pa
Ida Oranges, Lemons,
and all kinds. of 99
Biscuits consta,nply
also lunch served
Oysters served in any
Restaurant and code
The holidays of
occur on the followi
ou admire I bright; fresh Friday, March 23rd
y garments properly made 1 I ox Thursclay(; • Donli
ire close prices'? Then (Air • Sunday ;2Christroas, ?
on is to (to lo l A. S. Carnp, • 1 auttion -sale
and implements the
A. McWhinney will
bon 6„ (E. D.) Ashfiel
March 6th, at 1 o'clo
Auctioneer.
VIT
T. 5. Hawkins, Chat
says; ,"Shiloll's Vitaliz
I Consider it the best r
bilitat-ed system I el
Dyspepsia. Liver or Ki
excels,. Triee-75 cents
Days.
es! Fi'
gs Plor-
a tied Groixici,
.ionery :and
•On hand.
hours.
at Mooply's
inery.
ie year will
ate.: GloOd
n's birthday
i n Day;I an
ueSday,N-
of1-.f3rm stock
p rty - of Mrs
h 14 --at lot 1,
Oh-• Tue0ay
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Ierc -"ant Tailor, Lucknow, for he
rvecl his time in all the different
es of the trade and thorougly,
stands'his businessn a ction. sale of farm itoCk and
s, the prooerty of Peteri
• en
w be.held at lots 63 and. 64,..
1, -Kinlees, just adjoining the
e, on. Saturday Al arch loth, at
ck in PuRVIs.
ave you tried the consolidated
source of J Lemon and Vanilja r Something new
i beats the extract—J. Elliot. 1'
ti
ue
an
er
Oga,
aved myl. life -
dy' for:4.dt-,
isect".. :For'
y trouble it,
old
arh.2nd
LA7ES
Mrs. Gli!uley, at present living with
her daughter Mil. B. Vansickle, is
liefT ill but we hope to _soon hear of
heedovery.
M. ,Ootutney and Ars. P.
Bowler have been on a trip to Mielia:
giu -.to see their mother and other
friOnds. The old lady has attained
the advance age of 14nty siX and in. all
probality may see the full five score
years.
M. Huntei, of Lucknow, vitt-
ed friends hew -this week.
NIT; james Scott intends returning
to Dakota during the present week,
;Anis Edith SOU Will accoMpany
her father to DakOta. 4
Mr. D. Farrishliaipurchaied a very
fine lyoung shorttiorn bull from E.
Gaunt and 'son's. Mr. Farrish deserves
credit for fiis enteiprise.
Alex Ross, of Iducknow, passed
thi.ough •our town- on Tuesday last
He was looking - or something, mile
• had* not time to c411 and see -us.
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• AS FIELD
, Mrs, Walter Wiison, 13th 'con. West
Wawanosh, who hills been 'dangerously
ill:with, congestion of the lungs, „is now
canialescent
Mr. Bower, 12th conis tuning
the lumber pretty lively these lastlew
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weeks.
Quite a number in the vici ity seem
'to be affected wiih inflamination of
the ey0s., A weak solution lof alum
and:water will be very sooth ng.
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'WPM 1.01TY
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sitimsmarm•
fa' aitt " rft•
...N4Witlx4t . ding thej- iticlemancya
the weather „Last rriday, eve the. ultv
- .
ichool was..ercliv-cled by tip,wards Of two
hundred perscrs-i .- The concert was a
•granctsucoessir In „fact so sucdessful
;.:
that while thk.great Majority , were
. I
,exceediugly :vtiell...f pleased,.. a certain .
click, merit hbme exce6ding,rly ' sorry
that II: :-C: 84 u141 he - second to. -wile i:
at entertaitrink :the- ptiblic. S itly 41:11
;after eight.; the'efficient'-chairme a Mr. ; '
Giant, opened th.. entertainment withki ,
appropia.te.,,and witty: remarks. The-, '
Lake. Shore Band was the. first to op.,
pear and alth 'Ugh they. had not the l't
assistance of tie friendly association,
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, dle
they were' lo ly _anchored every time -it
they appearE4 during the the - evening.
M. Wallace, te Irish comic, brought- 1,
down the house and rounds of apflause. .'t -
Mr Beckett; entertained the a,Ad-
ience with Ili hland dali\eing and alsoi, , ,
althongh-the pace given him was ti5(10. :
small, he hantPed ' the ":4 _Indian 'clubs.t.,
very nicely. iMaster Robbie IVieLe11ali
danced the "ftaise to the satisfaction of::
all. 31.1isi Fi41ayson and Miss Murrayt
gave recitatiotis which. were well 1 re4 -.
eived. Ton ttuch credit cannot iv- -.
en.
Miss Magthie-PaterSon for" full:filling ;
Iher engageniejit by singing "Two
girls in blue. D. • B. -McKay, thei
well known p per, a.nd Sidney
the well knOwn. violinist were in
•attendanee. frhe order was excellent,
BORN •
LITTLE—In uckilpw, On Saturday Feb.i ;
1 . 24th, -the -w -of Air. W. J. Little �f a i
daughter.
-- il
.....•••••=maram,
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0 11.4ve kist Teceive4i A fresh suppl,&oft t Ose daintrrib- era'
ti ,
*ith toe cap, _which- iheladies-: have ibeen e..iiquirin
so . much , for of late. Ali sizes. We offer also
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Ocial: v lue -in ;._
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1a4e stock of Boots and Shoes o
prices' right
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kinds in Mnd an4:
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amminiMOMMI.
s only a few crbssvi.
eir large
ok to be s
saws
exceiiend
at
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OFFgRED FOR THE LAST TWO WEEKS.
fz--wisb. to se ure a
as saw at
e, will certain
lltng very ear
.
are all gone
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