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HomeMy WebLinkAboutLucknow Sentinel, 1900-03-30, Page 4• ;,t? i. n : 'boug,Aht. the. `Bankrupt Stock,• of Caples ire opus. 'SA'1"U. O ;I) .GRTJ:NDYa con$ st.i a on. the dollar: MOR • • • now in a position ING, NEAR ' H DIST, With hzzar. l• Comae• one.. � Co�.e °al.. home. r .0 give the pulic, of S•� Whimrinds of leerier 'ate •iris r Y, weir bod�:�' welcome is a °pleasure 'to EknoW$sMind Tax IiIBERTY TO OTTER AND TO Aitron litiEWAT.AOCOEDI,NO TO THE DIO 'ATEE, OP OONSCIENOR SYS •P$IS$: ABOYS ALL OTHER • LIBB$TIR8 °past, She'was an amiable young wo • 'Man; and‘was held in high esteem, by all•who knew her.' She''taught, with acceptance at Dungannon,: ' Fin• lay's and Draney's' public school: sec. tions. of Ashfield, and, by •her zeal and demeanor, made to'. herself a • host of , friends She leaves behind to : mourn her;departure in the prime of life, a 17.01:II0W, • •.March •30th, L9O.O sorrowing: husband,, four sons ', and three •daughters,,' the':youngeut`of whom • is au infant. boy about two /Week's- old, elseberparents,.Mr 'and Mwr. Charles Durnin, of West ;Wawanosh, together: with.seven,brothers and two ,sisters.: Her gage was thirty-nine years Her remains were interred in: -they locality •in which she had resided -• •:The bereav ed.'husband,• children and other ,rela tiives' have -the .sincere'•sympathyof thelcquaintances NEWS :;ECHOES A e lel girl;' in Sterling, Scotland, wall asked the' other %day to give the : meaning • .of "the" letters' G''' C. -eV -after-- Gen. Roberts' ., name. After. a: few ralinetes'. study ale replied : ` ";Goner- qtly called Bobs.". That girl will make' her•-weyitn the World.' The ,Boers now say 'their losses ins, the war have been lees. than 800 a1' told ` Before Ladysmith was relieved `they ; admitted, casualtieis of 4,331 By the time the British,frag flies over Pretoria they probably be prepar- , ed •to • reduce the tale to two mules slightly.wounded. ..204,Thursday of last week ' the • con-: £cext;in..aid-of the patriot '_fund -was held; in the: Agricultural ,Hall`;T E. • Durnin acted as chairman.1 The fol lowing excellent program was efixc iently . performed::'•: , Opening'';; 'chorus, ",”and by the Old• Flag";, chairman's• • 'address; solo;' "For Dear Old England's ,Sake," was:,vgell::rendered • byr:Th',Inas; .McLean, a -short address on South Af ilea,: by Wm Anderson,, who has been for a number of'yeara in --that ;-region;` • aving madeconsiderabl• e -property .n Johannesburg, and who has ;recently returned to; hisforuner home in •Weat Warwanogh' on 'a"visiting` tour; solo, "Tite;Absent-Minded Be- ar ",. by A. E. Treleaven.'a;. recitation .'by...Mies Laurette' Roach, which deserves' spec' ial`mention; a trio, "Sons of the •i;ea," by1 Ta:Davidson, T. McLean and` A. R . !2,1;leaven,. `which brought down the bon a ;recitation .by litiss•N� Davison f: 'which was well received:; a;uniqueand: attractive, drill. by. seventeenlittle girls. traintrid by, the.• Misses M. Wilson and Hutton ''w hich � Wes Well. performed, each girl'doing,her' part so well that •t ey reflected great credit to these who trained them as well its to themselves; tallleau,:"AncientGrenadiers;" color" " ITp with the .Old Flag," which •was Well,. rendered by Thomas, McLean; The telling address of;t'h'e evening was; - able, ractical . end,. appropriate ad= d ess for, 'about half an' `hour, which'. was listened to with rapt attentionby the large • audience. • He acted veryy generously in refusing to accept , any remuneration for his expenses, time;or. ss ,a c addxe nd the citizens zeng of D un no% especially -the committee of an-' agement; e ms n' t, t n er' him their' h air then nX' , A � roots,: ,.gra ins;,grass es a nd c lbverg , e• solo,fellThem '1 .Am 0 ne; , was This system. ofcooperative' 'expe r i, .P.'given bA .. Trete ven and . rec� mepr,at worK 1n :A iic �It re was Nt lt- .tationb3► Miss:M.•ary, en 1and .w.as ed n 188with 60 plots; • which were lc/ . rendered.' A Yuintette< eOur situated on twelve different farms tis . Canadian o str .,Miasea h ard ,Ontario. S}ce that.clte, huwvci, MPentland a A, Davidson,. T; go.the 'work has incfad;d, fgom year' to' Lcan and, A.LTreleaven; ► en,web hig ly ayeraidit ,1899 ther there' .were, 1r2 ,U3t a{ , ' appreciate biry t eaudiencu, Tl@ en'. Plots,. • which , weie situated on '.1.485' .t rt in nt closed )vh'.'.I God 'Savo e farmstrroufhout Cntaro.•• -01'69,gen."„, Mrs A.•'Treleaven acte•d • •' Iis t" io 'P t" rroiIX0 f. , t • 'lie accompanist," *.ffi ref; rlc tii ii 1..• rl'E i varieties, of "o ttsr onored theConcertort xth.his .Pre enco a r..2: 1arec veri ties o f s" ev e d bei . The proceeds anounted'to; about,$85,; ley: ' which, with the aaiionnt of the previend . ii. ` 'l.'wo varieties of fiulless hailer collection mak-as. $130. for •the, patridtrc i 4, Three varieties of spring wheat. fund.. . ' '' ; °5, Three varieties of'buckwheat,, $ra►det[eet_%; report; Ghat.. ;the .edict weather this' month has led. a -Very ood effect, on . retell business in the. cou tr . The -cash ` al v n 1'• sales* have been larger • and ' consid er ble lois of•heavp :goods.'which it wan: expected would have; to be, carried over -till ,next sea- son,'1have been disposad:of. ,r. Arlie Minister:of Militia .hers decided that if more troops 'are required for • , SouthAfrica' the men; who ho have offer- ed for Halifax•garris n, service aerate: leave • first;, .chance..'' That is right-. The nvef•w,lio were ready to, ' offer for, 'the:lea s'. .• coveted .hum=drum work.of ,. the country ought not to be oyer -look • ed"when the o ening for more ebught. after work ie to be had • KINLOSS "On Tuesday .of last week; Thorned Mirehouse, of con, 2, died in'•.:his '65th, ` "ear; after.. an: illness ;: of •' Due.: month from an 'affection of the bowels:I)e ceased had underwent'"what;' 'was theusurgical operation Pan Monday of last week, but.`, he died on the:above'date . Everything in the way of medical attention, and'ether a- ,sistance was li)ni to relieve the suffer-: ing. , Mr. Mirehouse was' .one o the oldest •residents bt "Kinloss, hat,tg livedon the' farm on which he 'died for `upwards, of 26 -years, and previous :to •taut time had resided in East `wawa-, for fodder: nosh, south of \Vhiteehurch' fora num- 18 • Grass Peas and -'two varieties show'Goods •a ma e.rou e 6. .Three varieties of field Peas' 7. • -Two': varieties of bug proof„ field peas 8;: 't'hr'ee varieties 9f Soy or Japan ese beans c." 9; Three varieties of Husking con: f0.• , Three vaaieties'of nangol_ds: • 11.. Two varieties of sugar ,beets for' stock feeding. 12. ' Three varieties •of ; Swedeish turnips 13. Two VarietiesOf-'fall-•turnips:-:. 14. Three vaiieties`of carrots. 15: - Three. varieties of 'fodder or sil- age corn.. • 16, Three varieties of ;millet:, 17, Three' 'com l.:deation,s;of'grain'. ber of •year... He• was a man .highly. of vetches. respected'. by his many friends and his 19. Dwarf Essex rape and twova- rieties of :kale, ::„ 0". Brae ver -reties of -'toyer;- ;21, .Sainfoin,: lucerne, and mam- moth red` clover. • 22 Five varieties of grasses.:. • •23, .' Three' varieties of, field :beans: •'$.4 Three, verities of sweet; Corn. 25 Four fertilizers and no' fertiliz= erwith:corn. •26 Four fertil'izersaand no fertiliz er. with ••`mangolds. 7,27 So -t ing-peas atz four different dates to determine the injury done.. by. the ` ea: bugBruchus :nisi Pi ) 28 Planting: Cut potatc es which ic have; n' t been coated have and whish e. ,a: ,with land plaster. death wi11 be a severe loss ' to his wife and fariiily _])eeeased was a�membei of the' Methodist •. church and was in ;politics a Liberal; A:wife' and, family of ten children, five'girls and five boys, ;are left to mourn the 'lossuf_:a loving husband.and: gbcd;'father. •; X11 °the children are at home except two boys who reside ilakota. ' The family of the deceased'has been, very unfortu- ate -.this • winter ,..axe of _ the;: children havingthe measels at One ''time 'anct; . thenahe death of husband. 'and 'father.. The bereaved family will have•thesym patliyr o aag rflarge e' circle of friends iu his their sadbereavemont.' The fun_ 'eral was. held on Thursday to the ceme t'eryatTifiin's church:: DUNGANNON NEWS ' h of hue ia'to be A. new, sc 0 o a e built for 3,;, ',est../aw-anosh ' The month of March. is "making, up • for trio mild.weather in January • and ,' February. Last week Mr"s.l McArthur presented x. he the a lord with a.b ab a! dau gghter t g# Yt.. t is time.' We are .' informed h. that Mother and `baby are getting on nicely.' Last Friday as , John and., Wiliam Ferguson; two sons_ :of •;J'arraas;",Fergu- son,of: West .Waw.an-90h,• were on their way to attend the funeral of the "late mer on the.mare took A ; y very.ill and they Were obliged to re- turn home.' Veterinary' J. Medd was ff its to save. called tilton but. his e o Y.„her. _ life v�ere:of no avail: 1• • . ie is With deep regretthat, ' have to chronicle the demise of Mrs, George: Agar, nee Durninew h s htook.P...lace • or near . Rownthwaito Manitoba s, at < . i�• pis the 27.tii,of T'ebr fail;: The'd.ecceay= .._ D' rnln ed was .a daughter ofGharlee ti ,! of West Wawat'iosh. At Ilio, twine of her marring ,she deft here wit her-' Y° .y N / ixfo. years, hasliagd toi.Manitoba,' .80110 n yo s Y . tOV ri3tt ttC�P•�ttl(�G�Mtt, We 1;ti11-have-a rood O.. Stoves which ,We :11101st dis- ose or,befoie •S • 11n arzd• Seven .'tears In Bad. Will wv rtinquire Wonders evee a e s e"? nq,. the friends'of Mrs. S. Peace ' of Law rence,.Kan. .They knew she had been unable to leave her, bed in seven ,years On :account'et 'kidney and:liver trouble, • nervous,prostration and general debil- ity;, but, "Three ebil-ity.;,'but,'"Three bottles of Electric Bit=: tersenabled .: nae to walk," she writes,, "and in three months 1 felt like a new person." Women suffering from Head ache,' Backache, .Nervousness, Sleep lessness, Melancholy, Fainting and Dizzy y, pells �z Spells, will find iceless i it: priceless' blessing. Try it. Satisfaction, isgnarl anteed. Only,50c at 4,' C. Lochead's drug; store;: L+XPERiUE .!TAL •UNION• rare TESTS ,FOR. F'1900 t, Th members of the Ontario and Ag; to ai 'a Experimental rrc l�r and Px erimienta Union are P q pleased to stafahat' for .1900 they are again: prepared -to distribu.te into every Township of Ontario 'materials for ex- periments'•with fert,ilizers;:fodder crops`, x• • 30.. Planting;, corn :in rows •a, Squires.' Material for 'Dither number' 25 .ex periinent or number . 26 expertmen't will be` sent 'by express, arid for each"of the others it will be forwarded by marl. Each 'Pe rson-in. Orio;whoiwishes to ccnduct an:experiment and:is will- ing to rise great. care and accuracyi.n 'the.work'and report the results of the AS testas soon S a b hary oi le..after' est . •should select the. exact experiment de sired and ;apply' fdr the sante at anrear- ly . date.:• "The material, will` '•be for- warded in the Girder in which, the ap, the 1' it r until i ' r roc' 'rued un i he m plications a e e ed supply s exhausted.; It Might be well'for each applicant to make'a see once choice for, fear the'first Could, riot Ike grant d • G". A, '1avitz,' Agr'i'cultural College Guelph, Oat G+uel,ph', March -19th. 19001 BUY YOUR BREAD A7" er yen to _ a` Z S Youacatialways '(13p end on getting' r' it '' '1'e�l'1' itn(�'' Vli k 0 ;f U L � t .J 27 sr)rr16, 1 df• � (to 1 lh � '...Weere 1J (r ecl �y•I),l t ftirrnish . 't,ur'table wvltili. 4 7"06eif •.rstf_Z'121S Ji at 1• ... f .11w•,;.. ,` ct 1 ,a,iiCJ hllp ll G Y'' with: ;. CROCERIES . • C'ONFECTIONEf Y` A 1oIIE[EZT Parties .who purpose buying hobl-code earlys:.;when .our present stock is dis pas .:• ; ed of, it, will be `. *514, ,3140:jpplace therri at the old -•ri • 1 prices ° die Liadiugi.114rdware Stove *Depot*. tf,re ne IOTi „Ini the iimc<lter o" Il'i'cdet• cl` al Grand y: of the- Village"of 1. ?101 /wwli;' in the, Crurtty,of 73Aude, Oiretal alfcic1t-' rt,tt, . ln8olventt. •IfatiCr`,tH, h< rcby gigen that the Haid .Ir ratter ice% C;r,'arap(lyr carrying on husinee1 as; u Gen.• eral•.Merchant of the Vi11Agrof f ucknow, lisua macre tui AaaigninentyAntler 114 S. 0' 1897, Oha iter 147; of l tris 1 tate, eiedits, and'Of . i • tor f g ' . ' . r i'the fact , t t Iu h iri>rr ao 'r> Vie t ,. d t n fr, l; •Lut:itnoty, afrtr+taiil, litarriotor at-ltlw' for the {;ynerrai benefit gf bin greditorzs . 21 'meting' ''Of,% ct'cditrsra will be held JO: the (,(lice of the' eaitl. Ansi»nee, in ;the vallatenf..l,icknsrw,<iti. tete„ (itrunty;ef 13roee, tie'l+'rirlay..4he .23id day of 1 lame), 1 JO0,, at the hour of oje o'clock in tht• 'afternoon. Ai .1-kcciVC a atatoilrent of itfi''aira; alsl>bild, lna'peetors • and fort the Ordering of the affairN'4tf the estate: lens , .s, t>:,ly. ('rorlfturs are "er err te<t t t Ole h it r .NL < .IlauoN tth w thr: y n<.' 1< with proof, and l ltrticidara as ropfire l l.>y the Nrtird Act on.orhr ft r4'tlhe day ()bomb meeting Aiid'notice fnrtliio• iN given thataft<ir �ho 1Stli'. r—tray of A»ail,, '1;;100, tier, 4ssigna Win`'praceirll to aintrihnla'tist'arofvt,sr of tlse eiittite rtniorvi%' r fit Y t1i, utas• nitrites 1 t rr� s p f re.t . la:trrpsl tit trail err..: w-41yttrrthir'c(; rrift.+tf^.v'Wlricl?. ;toiled net it -t licit ' +'. h i tc xVt >ee II V 1 deer t 1 s Y 1 tlra he r .�vt'il n>tlsr}:itlrfe• for, 01,1 astsas bratty put Lhet ro f so dlNtribttt<•d, to r r ' t any, rrNnt.s r iris e N. t,ia e. lie y f tvin r sN. 1 J t cd art' t a s shall'not•then ltaVe.ha<ian>ttce, • 1117(111.,A Q1).1.18ODt'', Assignee,, • 7)ate at 1:01tentiil'ii411th day of:1Mari lr;. )000, u 44 r •. e;%Fri T ESN T l 4? • me Di•.A,I ER IN ALL Confeetiorer.. •• r. ^ G oeld es & Fro>,ts, OYSTERS Pll't,: Quart"ol disci. of fiout . 0t' atedr 0 W, Y r - w Our QR.A.N,�. xLE<M. a� and. a f;L other �. �'rtlltare the naafi s,ncl sold.°clle� y b ` the Try one,