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Home My WebLink AboutLucknow Sentinel, 1897-01-15, Page 1, if les in Ireland and Ws known to emigre.- ot cauada. ladstotie has 1111111111 1- odtifellotw re initiative . • . _ ' • ; ut'One great an hM. vance`i nrlbe LUC:KNOW. 'lush Boas. •t the to creat4ed e export's over the R ober to ..ecemmgee- of we t on unreeit 0 snits! ital.., up 81,25o ,00 liesere s i;und • Se751oo -rettal 'Jessie - $ei 847.86 President -Jons3-reeae. vie. P -..eident -A. G. Ras SAT. DIRECTORS: 4 Po A.X TC , GIMION M. P, Geo. ROAM A. T. weete A. B. Gs (Toronto). " Cashier—J. T URN it LT LL. tes RANK. —Hoer* 10 to 3; Satin - d 10 t.• • Deposits of Si and ,ipwards • a.01 Interest allowed. .1)L1)0312'S also received at cur- rent rates of interest. oa' :reat Britain and' the United State* bought and JOHN D. gIOROL, AG011T. LEGAL Ae MAISIONISON, BARRISTER I Solielte, Conveyancer, rte., (late o trn-sr tut Holt t rameron, Croderich). Othe ukestairs in Allin's new block. MORRISON, BARRISTI—a Solicitor, C.immissioner, Notary • etc. Money to loan, Otligr. over Moody's *rher Shop. GW ARROPROUDFOOT, BARKIS tete, iolieitor4, etc., Csoderich, Ont. r. T. GASILOW. Q. e'. x. Peer DTOOT. — MEDICAL f R. TENNANT, i'HYSII CIA N Aureeen aryl Acconcheur. Surgery 'vat. .1. Ellio‘r's grocery store. Office h .urA from 9 to 12 a. tn. ; hem 2 105 pni. ad fro -m 79p.w. rVIL,D. GORDON, A.D.. Physician. Sur - von. and Acvoneheur. rpetair, in Win. A1.11'n's new block. Residence 'Ross street. bsrhina Cameron. Murdoch & Co 's store Dr.. 11. cl.E1IDES, V. S., CAI.I.S either bv :nail or telegretn pr )roptly ttende41 to. Char.zes moderate. Ilesi.leree, Dutram street. opposite Dr F.Iliott's and ,econ,1 door north of SENTINrt. °thee. . 'DK A. J. car poNs, v. 5. V. P.. fun l:raduate • ,f i)ntario Veterinarv • and RegIstered mber of tbe -.Ontario- -1r e terinary .111ediral Society., Oft:we and Pc itlenee. 41ee door at cf R J nri ;letup shop, • Campbell's street. T.Uckl...w. bentis:ry ant! Sun.:kat Operer •:1 ties. promptfy %trended to .flog lit or - SOZIET:ES I. O. F. IN 1 't" As GI; .9 * efe: NI F.. I 1.-.N I) ENT Fcceatc.e, etneetem the I )(1.1i:.ii..wA. I :all.t.. ro,trth •:.tr. e,sth it brethren ,eorlially H. J. LIN 1)SAII, e\-. A. 1..Awitrsi!,,... Chief Rau<tr. tiry. --# - ••• : C o. F. COULT IL} a.1. N. i.ueknew. Mee,. .very first third Monday evtary no'n't1s, in the •Orange • axe vor.i.Ally in- vited. .T -LN SCOTT, c. 1). . Si L, See. _LOYAL ORANCE LOOCE- . xr0.42re tioLDS ITS regular in. 'next - in the Orant:e Hall, Camp- bell street, huckloiw, on Tur•- 1 day evenings, on or ta,fere mthe full moon. De...:ree el) Les At:, ced rueeday evening 1.11. .in.. full - eitecee Ali ‘ ien in brethren cordially it:sit- edtin-. . • DAVID A IICHER, ADAM 1.114,74i',ON, t.Tfil'et9:0' ., , _ ____i _ _ri,....M. - ---- ---- - - - - • ! r. u.— The regular monthly ‘ • nie--tin,.; of the \'%,•rnen e thzietian re-riesrance Cue in win he .h-Icreeery e -e. eel Sotria.of the other people of the world. woluee iov 4 e....h m ott.'n in the 0.,1 Fel!ows Europe is an armed camp, a ciinsider- :( tlt, I.n ...mow, :,..t 3 -,.. io. M us. .1. Solmtt. . . vteee,./ir .si.liet: Mae. II etseT.L. S--i.r-:.-.ry. able percentage of the prople of the - - - - -- - - - --- - - Aftitclototv - XXIV-3 •eserws LUCKNOW ONTARIO, FRIDAY, JANUARY 15th, 1897. uchnuOitutiuti THE LIBERTY TO UTTER AND TO ARGUE FREELY ACCORDING TO THE DICTATES CY CONSCIENCE WE PRIZE ABOVE ALL OTHER LIBERTIES Luoknoce, January 15th, 1897 - - - PATRfOTIC WORDS Premier Laurier addressed a large meeting in Quebec City laet week, on the political situation, the Manitoba schaol question and the attitude of the Catholic clergy toward the Liberal party being his principal topic's. Resolutions wee° unaniinously adopted eirpreseing satisfaction with the settle- ment that had been effected between the Dominion and the Manitoba Governments. Mr. Laurier said that he-hored this beautiful Dominion was about to enter an era of peace and prosperity, and that if. it was the in- tention to keep this proviuce fn a constant turinoil and to make it, like Spain, the theatre of bitter religious controversey and conflict. which kept it stationery while the sister Provinces were forging ahead, heviished it to be distinctly understood that he would take uo part in sucri _conflicts, and that the reepOnsibility Would rest in the -proper eliarter. Ile etood alfi would seam./ for perfect civil and religiousliberty for all. He -wanted to iiee his l'reuch-Canadian fellow- countre.-men in Manitoba the equal of other races. He. deshied to see hi* fellow-cOuutrvinen of the Province of Quebee keel) pace in tolerance and and other respects with their English- speaking brethren in Other Province, do *that contrcversiial questionwhich were blocking trileie path might -be' cleared away, - and an era of public works inaugurated to -Make the St. Lawrence the . great highway of American trade, and particularly to benefit that Provence. li-or year the energies of the Freuch-Canadiau has been always in fruitless discu*sions. Even •their right to call themselvee; Catholic Liberals was denied them, as if liberalism:in politico was incornpate ible with the Catholic religion.. Civil, political and religions libertyare sisters, -and if religious liberty 'hoes to triumph political liberty tnust bor resected. A PLETTY GOOD COUNTRY. Tbim is a pretty good live in. If ),•ou don't believe it take Itok around and see the condition of country to continent devoting their livea. to pre- parations or butchering thsir fellows, The Municipal World is of opinion that the-Werdens elected at the first meeting -of the County Council will hold office for two years. It says: "We are- informed that the Hon. the Attorney -General has expresed a diffierent opinion but we think the law wilI not now bear any other construc- tion. If a County Council elected for two years coinpletes it organization it is doubtful if they will have another opportunity of electing a Warden un- less the gentleman first appointed resigns." The Dotninion Cabinet, has passed an order in council adoptine the agree- ment whieh was entered into by Hon. Sydney !Asher, and authorities at Washington on the question of quarantine. As a result of this agree- ment, internstional quarantine will be abolished between Canada and the I 'lilted -States, and rigid inspeetion put force between Tioth countrie,.. Quar- antine a:,:liftst other countrien will retnein -while iab'le 4roirjs tinder the burden thus placed upon it and liberty is little more than a name. China is a festering sore and rebellion' threaten:a her Government. Japan has caught the war fever and is levying taxes for the killing trade while etuallpox rav- ages some of its chief cities. India suffers from famine and seeks charity. Cuba has been desolated by a rebel - hoe. Colombia and Nicaragua talk Gght and resolution are the play of the South American countries. The Yankees vociferously insult peaceab:e people; snarl, threaten and brag, white ten thousaed murders a year blacken their own page; l-anke go down one after another and iudustry is paralyzed. And all this time Canadians go on minding their own business, tilling a fertile land, digging up geld, silver and other minerals, and living on the fat of the earth. It'is a goodly land. We'have much for which we should be thankful. Our people enjoy a large-measuro on com- fort aryl happiness. True, we have among us the unfortunate' and the suffering and it aliould be our duty to alleviate guttering and minister to the needy, but when the account is taken there will be a large balance in favor of Canada as against any other political division of the world. It is a big claim but it is indisputable. Locige- No 1}2 • meets every Iriday evening at5 .'d.sck in their ban, -Campbell strset. I.•rt•thren cordially invited_ • SKINNEn. - W. WILSON. -Noble Grand, Recorder L'CKNOW Lodge of the Ancient Order of United NV, rkmen, • nre,44 the Odd n the 1.-t ud.sect,ncl. \ 'Monday t veining% .)t \\\ * each month rt eight ).C, 1. Visiting brethren- cfmlially thv.ted. • ALZI Ittr blaster Work m . • _ltre.,rdtr. •• , OLD LICHT LODGE MEETS EVERTIfill,SDAY NIGHT on or before the full wool), foin the ilai oak Bat, Havelock -erect, JAS. BRYAN. IIAI:RT DAYS. . Worsllit,ful Master. • Secr-trary. . ' '.---.-7---------7 - - '-----_-=,-- _ GENERAL ROBERT CUNNINGHAM. INSURANCE. FIRE AND MARINE, GUELPH. 1.:193 - --Z.- and 7Iletv,S Chaos Factory Meeting The anulla1 meeting of the Para- mount Cheese and Butter Company will be held at the Grange hall, Paramount, on Thursday, January 21st, at 12. o'clock noon, for the elec. tiou of directors and other IA:tailless. Annual Meeting The annual meeting of 'the Aahfield Cheeee apd Mutter Coinpany, Limited, will be held in the Council Room on Fridey Jan. 22nd, 1897. A full attendance of patrons and shareholders il releested. For Sale! A cotnplete drivihg outfit for sale, including a nice six year old driving 'nitre, cutter, buggy, haruess, robes, etc. For fqrther particulars apply at the SENONEL oftice. Bad Death Just as we go to press we learn of the sad death of Mrs. John Savage, of Grey township, and daughter of Mr. James Webster, of Kiuloss, which took place on Thursday morning. Deceased, who was only in her twentieth year, was married about a year age, and leaves behind a gri3f stricken husband arid little infant of a week old. It is a sad blow to her parents and many friends who have the earnest syrnpathy of all irtheir affliction. The funeral takes place from her father's residence on Saturday morning next. A Valuable Present One of our townsmen Mr. R. Graham is the recipient of a solid gold watch from the firm of J. F. Hill & 0o., Augusta, Maine, for his energy and faithful performance of the agency busitiese in the firtns employ. The gift is a valuable one and highly honorable to the employer as well as the employed. . We may say that Mr. Graham is one of the few that make a mark in the iseency business; he's a hustler when he puts on a spurt, being a plausable talker and a fair reasoner on general matter. The Kelly Company The Belle Ruse Emslie Concert Company gave an entertainment in the town hall here ou Wedneaday evening last, and although the audience was not as lerge as it should be, the concert was oue of the finest ever given it the village. Mrs, Emslie is a clever elocutionist and her many and varied selection* showed her to be both Orange Ladge Mectint The simnel meeting of the County Lodge, L.0.14, of West Bruce will .be held in the Orange- holl, Ripley, ore Tuesday, Feb. 2nd, '1897, at 2 o'clock. McFarlan, County Master; Tho. Wilson, Sec. List of Cases During the year just_ closed Con- stable Shoebettom, of this vinare lied 28 can before the Magistrutes,. nine- teen ,of -Arleen , were convicted,in- cluding fifteen fines,' three committed to jeil, and one Felit for tele'. Nine eases were dismissed. - Died. at London Wo eaterid our sympathy to. Mr and Mrs; Harry. Whitely, on the death of their daughter Margery, fi bright little girl'of four- years, which 'took place iu Lonclonain Monday. The remains- -e ere ipterred in the Uodericlecemetery on Tuesday. D A IC 11,V1 1 t3 Newton, L. D. Grailuate of Tvronto School of abd Doctor o.f lazNrAL srlitGEKY t1.fl in Dentistry performed care and an endeavor to do all work tory, G -W h field, Porcelain, Silver rsod amaleon. MaAlo with a view of preserving ural upesranoe. and of the best NG -.‘n a plication made V, firm f ,r painless extractinv. It has tried with s,tccesi. OFFICE- In Mr. Allin's new block up stairs, vieit Ripley, Thursday rate' itoon„ , Robe Faith.* ° A week ago last Saturday nieht ta goat robe was taken from a wagon in in the 'drive shed of the McGarry House, aed as the ' party was seen taking the robe, he lied better return it at onee to the SE4TINEL office and save farther trouble. A word to the accoinplished ifild versatile. Mr. Charles Kelly' ia a whole cencert in hinaself and is always a favorite in Lucknow, and his illughter, Miss Hattie 10 an accomplished musician add eocelist. wise ie sufficient. many Thanks Derieg the past few week e many SENTINEL subs:ribers have paid their account+ and a number of, others oho are "s'eoit" have written -and given satisfactory reasons for not rernittieg There are yet, .however,*a very large number who have done neither,- sitsci upon these we must press fer: an acknowledgement of Boole kind. . Public Library A newly elected director of the Pub- lic Library has added over fifty names to the membership list and considerable interest is being manifested by the reading public in the Library. .150 has been voted for expenditure in new books and mentbeis are invited te send or leave. with the librarian the mulles of any late work d they would wish to see added to the Library. Every niernbCr who has joined this year • is usgel to make.the fullest possible use of the Library. The .object in main- taining the institution is to niake an educational secvice to the community. A severe Fall The hoe of friends of Mr'. David 'Henderson, of Huron towrialnp, will very much :egret to learn that one day last week he fell offa load of straw, alighting on the frozen ground with great force. He was for a time un- conscious. At last accounts, although still muffering from the severe shak ing 4, he is getting along nicely. - , NOTICE. the time made VMS fast. Altogether the affair was a great success and Messrs. (lay & Jewitt have great reason to be proud of their first car- nival this season. Passied Away There died at the residence of his son, Mr. Alexander McPherson, Stauffer street on Tuesday last, an old and respected resident in the person of Mr. William McPherson. in the 78th year of his age. Deceased was for many years a resident of the village. and his funeral on Wednesday after- noon last to the Kinloss cemetery was largely attended. I.0t,AL ITEMg -Special bargains in lamps at Lawrence's —Salt for sale by the barrel at J. ELliot's -Read LawrenCes tad He is adopting the Cash System os -Mr. Thos. Little and family, of Dungannon, spent Sunday in town. -Don't fail to see these beautiful dinner sets for coat at Mrs. Carripbell'F. -A new supply of hockey skates and sticks at Lawrence's this week . _A number of Wingham people attended the carnival here on Tuesday night last. -Alex McDougall has sold his black trotting horse to Win. Allin, Lucknow. -If you want something cheap in crockery ware call and get them at Mrs. Campbell's. -A full stock of the celebrated Munyon's remedies in. stock. -Berry & Co., the chemists. -A first-class cutter will be offered at John Allin'a sale on Saturday, Jan. 23rd, at Cain's hotel, Lueknow. -Mr. Thos. ;voting, of Walkerton, was in the village on Tuezday and his many friends were pleased to see him. -Miss Lilly Kaake returned to Oshawa. after spending her Christmas holidays ; with her parents in thie village. -A number of subscribers prefer to pay their subscription in wood. Bring it along while there - is sleighing, gentlemen. -Mr. Robert Dryden and three children, of Manitoba, are vipiting at the residence of Mr. Steel Murdoch, of this village. --A word to the wise isisuffietent It 'on owe us either on note or account don't fail to have it set- tled before Feb. 1st and save costs T Lawrence -A SURE CURE -FOC Ell coughs and colds is Berry, & Co's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil withhypophosphates. Large size bottle for 23c. Burns' Anniversary T1•44 invitations are out for the annual aiurne' Anniversary and supper to be held in le Caledonian pavillion, Lucknow, on Ionday, 23th inst., and it is expected that a large number will be in attendance. The event has always been a :rand success and it is expected that it will excell all previous lasnalichl in this village for some time past. A grand orchestra under the leadership of Mr. I). C. McMorran, of Lucknow, wil furnish the music, and Mr. • A. NIclionzie will furnish the refreirliments. Mr. D A. McDonald, of t1Lie town is to act as floor manager, &sidle is one of the best in this part of the country. Uorne one, come al) are,1 trip the light fantastic till the wee mina' hours of the morning. - AgrI4u1turni Society The annual meeting of the Kinloes Branch Agricultural Society was herd. in the Lucknow Town Hall ou Wed- nesday afternoon last, and although the attendance was not as largp it should be, yot, it was a good meet ing and all present were alive to the interests of the Society and the pros. peas for the coming year are ef the brightest character. Mr. Thos. Law- rence, the Tressurer, presented his report, and despite the fact that near- ly all the Societies in the Counties of Bruce and Huron, were more or less financially behind and many of them were unable to meet their prize lists in full, the Kinloss Branch was able to pay all claims against it and still have a surplus in the treasury of about $140. After congratulatory speeches haa been made by the President, Mr, McKenzie, and Mr. Peter Corrigan. the election of officers was taken up and all the old Officers and Directors were re-elected for 1897 :--President, P.H. McKenzie; 1st Vice., Peter Cor- rigan; 2nd Vice., Wm. Anderson. Two more Directors, besides the old ones, were elected to the Board, M. Thos. Moore foriur1. Moved by Chairman Patterson and Trustee Reid, that the Board meet as usual at the Secretary's office on the first Monday evening of each month during the year.-earried. The fellowing account was present- ed for payment, viz :-D. 0. Taylor, tupplies, *7.36. On motion of trustees Little and Graham, this account was referred to the caretaker and if certified the same to be paid. Motion made by Trustees Murchison s.nd Graham, that Trustees McIntosh, Reid and Little be a committee to furnish wood. -Carried. Moved and seconded, that we in a body visit the Public School on Thurs- day, January 14th., at 10 a. tn.-Car- eied. Meeting adjourned. D. R. McIrrrosu, Secretary. VILLAGE COUNCIL - Clearing sale of china and crockery ware. I purpose going out of this line of business, therefore will sell at cost. Give me a cell -Mrs. Campbell. -Lost: Near Belfast about two weeks ago a black cocker spsniel dog. cillors Davison and Thowesen. Anyone retarni3g it to the:SENTINEL Hard on the Wardens. "It will be noticed in connection with the County Council -election that the old wardens have had rather hard luck. Eight of them entered the con- test, and only one of them, Col. Scott, of Kincardine, was elected. The de- feUted ones were Tolton, of Brent, McIntosh, . of Arran, Henderson, of Huron, Gaunt, of Kinloss, Purvis, of Kinloss, Dickson, of Carrick and Douglas, of Tara."-Vs'alkerton Teles: cope. _ - 'Y' Parlor Meeting ()n Thursday, J an. 7th, a very en- joyable evening was spent at the home eu.,• ar.-r_, 1 • Y. W. C. T. U. held their regular and social meeting, a goodly number of members and visitors being present. Mrs. J. W. Armstrong, president, occupied the chair and lead the open- ing exercises after which t'ue usual business routine was gono through with A very cordial welcome to her home was then given by the hostess, Miss Birdie 'Macintosh. A most en- joyable and instructive part in the social programme which followed, was the "Responsive readings" on "Our world's work" fi'om the pen of the noted temperance worker, Jane A. M Stewart, by the members of the 'Y' showing the number of white ribboners all over the world and the work done by each. Miss Sadie Johnstone recited in her usual effective style "No saloons up there." A solo entitled "Satisfied" by Miss Lana Berry was very much appreciated by all. The company was also favored with piano solos by Miss Edith Smith and Miss Birdie McIntosh. Then followed that pleasing feature of the evenings enjoyment, the serving of the refreshments by theliostess. After singing is hymn the prayer Mizpsh and unison by the members closed this interesting meeting. The 'Ys' were pleased to aee the number of young men who were present at this meeting and hupe to see the number doubled at their next meeting which is to be held at the hoine of Miss Flossie liambleton on Feb: 4tb. CURRENT TOPICS. The latest yarn about the celebration of the NrApletion of the sixtieth year of the Queen's reign is that Her Majesty will commemorate the occassion by abdicating in favor of the Prince of Wales The feet that the Queen, in face of , ver -recurring rumors in regards to her alleged intention of abdicating. keeps on attending to her inaperial knitting, ought to affcrd strong presurnptive evidence that she will continue to do so till she is pro- moted to wear a crown in .. higher every sphere. A man confeised in a Philadelphia court that he forged his eruployer'e name to obt lin money to buy a bicycle. In disix:iiing of the case the Judge remerked that se astonishing amounb of crime had gromn out of the bicycle trade and that "at least one-third of the business of the court was tnade up by person who are led astray in some wit by the bicycle." Whereupon the . . THE ALIBSCRIBER HAS OPENED AN office in the building east )f the Assvisn Printing Office. GREE31ENTS. BONDS. LEASES, DEE03. MORTGA.GES 'ND WILLS CARRYCLLY PREPARED. Plan% 4....iti.lation4 and estimates -tor build a mills, rid,ces, etc., furnished 4 _ ______—___ in my window and count dozens of — ..----__ _ _ Cough persone who owe rue grocery bilis" It -Sifileh'e Cure, the greatsz is said that in the larger cities of the and Croup Cure, is in great demand. ' Pocket else contains twentY-iive only States a here proportion of the polio.) 25c. Children love it. Bold by Berry work is in connection with the crimes correct First Meeting of the New Board ot '07 The fires regular meeting of the new Council was held in the Toe n Hall on Nfouday last, when all the members were present and Ree ve J. G Murdoch in the chair, completely filled with the moFt pro - The following took the declaistion grusive farmers of the locality. The of office Murdoch, Reeve; A T. president, Mr. Ileury Arkel!, of Cul- Davistn, Wm. Taylor, John N. Brown rose, addressed the meeting briefly on and Adam Thompson, Coudeillors. the purposes of such meetings as th ise The minuted of the previous meet- being hell thoughout the province of ing were read and on motion of Coun- Olitario, aud commented upon the cillors Taylor and Davison, confiimed. depression that prtvails in all depitt- Moved and seconded by Councillor% menu' of business as well as in farming Davison and Taylor, that Cen.sar Per- and offered some valeable suggestions due be allowed a rebate on 1896 taxes as to causes and effects as well as to i'10 on account of fire. -Carried. • some of the remedies to be applied by • Finance Committee. --e-Adam Thorop better fanning as well as preparing to son, John N. Brown and tne Reeve, on motion of Councillors Davison and meet foreign competition. Mr. Thos. Taylor. McMillan, of South Hueon then spoke Road and bridge committee -A. T. of the breeding and feeding cattle fur Davison, W. Taylor and Reeve on beef. He spoke of the necessity of Thompson. breeding from good dock, giving Bee Our Clubbiu , Zates. .s WHOLE NO. 1199. p. in. the groom appeared followed by the bride and her father after which the ceremony was ably performed by Rev. A. Sutherland, of Knox church, Ripley. The bride was supported by Miss Robertson, con. 12, while Mr. Donald Matheson officiated as grooms- man. After this delightful prospect and the many hearty congratulations of all present, the company partook of the sumptuous repast which reflected mnch credit on the host and holiness, When all had done ample justic,e to these delicacies the rest of ths night was spent in games. of various kinds while those who so desired spent the flying hours tripplug the hurrying toe to melodious straMs of two violins till the grey dawn of Thursday, when all dispersed to their homes to think of an event long to be cherished with pleasure. - FARRIERS' INSTITUTE Suesessful Meeting. bl Holyrood on Saturday Last.. Eft Sackers The meeting of the Farmer's Ins- titute at Holyrood, convenes' at one o'clock on Saturday, Januery 9th. There was a good attendance of farmerg and their sons, the Township hall being If vou coula' /Ma WNW- thiptg that is beautiful, giveable and accefital'e, all at the same time, don I you think gwould be! a /welly good girt. Well, we have it for you. Fine diantond kt setting, $9.00 Smaller stow bit: fine color, ro kt setting .00 Diamonds set mug 'y and jit combination at _6rices from $5.00 to $5o.00 The gift seekers' paradise for Xmas Presents is without doubt at 14 motion of Councillors Brown ard Petitions and by-laws Committee.- several instances of the power of pre - Reeve on motion of Councillors Tay- Pritem to be followed in feeding from lor and Brown. the time the calf was dropped until he Weterworks and supplies Commit- was ready to ship at two and one half tho Reeve on 'Lotion of Uouncillots years old, weighing from twelve to tee. -John Brown, A. T. Davison _and Taylor and Thompson. thirteen cwt. This address was replete with pointers to the breeder and foyer. Davison and Taylor, thet Mr. David., 20 pounds corn 13 pounds straw and Moved and seconded t.y Councillors - green food and 1 or li pounds of Hornell be the Auditor for 1897. chopped grain is the ration .in use on Carried. their farou for feeding cattle for export The Reeve appointed Mr. Win. C. n. They carried 94 head in 250 acres of nell as the other auditor. pasture and invariably found the best Moved and seconded by Councillois market is Britian during July, and D1t:9v7is. Elliott be Medical Health Officer fer where they would run loose keeping on and Taylor, t tiat Dr. A. G. eecouimend keeping the annuale in pens about 13 in each pen aud recommended jaines Bryan, John Boyd, Thos. feeding meal on the gram; and grow* Lawrence, Win. Geddes Atli W.:11%rd the Western Yellow Dent Corn for Hughes were constituted a Board of eusilage. 1 There was a great many questions Health for 1897, on molion of Ocean - asked indicating a very intelligent interest in the various phases of the subject under discussion. He then described the A. Thompson, W. Taylor and the potency. office will greatly oblige the owner. John Potchcr, Alex Ross, and John -Last week was observed as a week Irwie were constituted fence -viewers for 1897, on motina of Couaeillors of prayer, and unions services were held in the English, Presbyteriau and Davison and Brown. Methodist churches in the village. Moved and seconded by Councillors -Don't forget that on Feb 1st Davis ,n and Thompson, that engineer we will adopt the Cash iystein Douglas be pound1teeper for 1897. - and that your account must be paid before that date 'I' Law- No ed and seconded by Councillors -Use Berry & Co's pure emulsion of rence. CarriedD%I.isv:. n and Taylor, that the clerk advertise for tenders for 20 cords of Cod Liver Oil with hypophospdates for dry wood and 50 cords of green wood; coughs, colds awl general debility. iemders to be for 'both soft and hard Sold only by Berry (5.0e, the druggist-. wood. -Carried. Lsrge bottle for 25c. -Mr. Alex. McKenzie, of Chicago, Moved and seconded bv Councillors and Mr. Peter McPhee, of 'Nlooreton, 1)a% isoti and Thompson, that the clerk North Dakota, returned to Chicago advertize for caudidates for offices of after spending a. few weeks wi:11 friends in this vicinity. -Karl's Clover Root, the great blood purifier gives freshness and clearness to the complexion and cures consumption, 25c, 50c and 61.00. Sold by Berry & Co., druggists. -Fred Grundy has decided to offer for Bele at a rate on the dollar, all long standing accounts. They will appear on a placard in front of his door, the amounts aad also the names, shortly. oa shor. notice. complait in the case said: can si JAS. SoKZIWILL • in which bicycles figure. Coe druggist& -Captaini Sweeney, U, S. A, San Diego, Cal. says: „Shiloh's Caterrh Remedy is the first medicine I have ever found that would do me any good." Price 50c, at Berry & Co's. -Our emulsion for coughs and colds contains hypophosphates of lime and soda and 50 per cent of pure cod liver oil, is easy and pleasant to take. Sold only by Berry & Co. the,chemist in 25c bottles. Masquerade Carnival The tirst carnival this season in the Lorne skating rink, Lucknow, was a big success. The large rink wart crDwdeel with spectators from Wingham, Kincardine, Dungannon and other outside places, beside all the skaters from the village and vicinity. The rink was suitably decorated with flags, cards and other decorations, be- side being brilliantly illuminated. The ice was in first class condition and everything that could be was done, by the managers, Messrs. Gay and Jewitt, to make their firet carnival the best ever held in Lucknow end it fully reached their expectations. Although there was not the usual number of masqueraders in attendance, the cos- tumes worn were all pretty and show- ed fine taste oa the part of the wear- er& The principle events', however, Ivere the two races, the distance be- ing one mile, in which great interest was manifested, each contestant rec- eiving his share of cheers. The entries in the first rale were Will Corrigan, Wallace Corrigan, H. Fisher, A. Shoebottom, R. D. McLean, 8. Yule and A. McCorvie, Will Corrigan tak- ing first money and A. McCorvie, second, In the second race, S. Yule, R.D.McLean. A. Shoebottom and W.S.Corrigen entered, S. Yule coining in first and R. D. McLean eecond. Each race was hotly contested and - An auction sale of farm stock and implements, the property of Mr. John Alike will be held at Cain's hotel, in lJoAt J°' -nn Saturday. -Jones PURVIS, auctioneei. -Mrs. T. S. Hawkins, Chattsnooga, Tenn., says, "Shiloh's Vitalizer (Hived my life. I consider it the best remedy for a debilitated systemII ever used." For Dyspepsia, Livgr or Kidney trouble it excels. Price 75c. Sold by Berry & Co., druggists. -The following will be the clubbing list of the SENTINEL this year: - SENTINEL and Western Advertiser, $1.40; the Sewritean and Weekly Globe 161.50; the SENTINEL and, Weekly Mail, $1.50; the SENTINEL and Weekly Sun, $1.50. SCHOOL BOARD MEETING Clerk, Assessor, and Engineer in Carried. Col'ect)r, Treasurer the usual salaries. — J 11 MortaisoN, Clerk. LANGS1DE Mr. P. McKenzie spoke on weeds and their extermination. He divided weeds into the three well-known classes, annuals, bianniel and perenniels and taking a few of each class, gave their characteristics : the best methods of exterminatnig them. -The people around here are taking advantage of the good s!eighing. Mr. Hugh Teskey, of British Colum- bia, and Mrs Thome Teskey, of Rip- ley, were visiting friends here this weeks. Mrs. A. M. Treleaven friends in Ashfield, The Rev. Mr. Pomeroy preached in the Methodist church here last Sunday. is visiting MAPLE LEAF Armstrong's' Jewelserv Stoic CHERRY GROVE On Tisesday evening the youth and beauty of Asbfield. asseenabled at the commodious residence Frank McConnell of the ninth c mcession where a very pleasaut time - >as spent tripping the ligbt fantastic. As the small hours of morning advanced the crowd bega,u tAke their leparture and judging from the maw grateful words and good wishes Lima were poured upon the McConnell !Orally, we could not Mr, infer that the party was consWes ad a decided success. fir HELENS If you haveo't got used to writing 18507 yet, r.ow is the.tisne to do it. Miss Kate Cannel, ef Hflyrood, is vi•Riteinvg. furi.r.uds\hie:arele.y and dr. Max- well, of Hinlough, exchang( d pulpits kisG%16:rbgbealtih;snisel, of Wingh Azt, spent 1 Sunday it. Si. Helens. Stuart Pritchard returne to For- est on Tuesday. Abe Durnin spent Sur day friends neat Kincardine. J.B.Weatherhead hu retirtedkrom .4eulaurn. Rev. Kr. Dyer will oecupv the pul- pit in Calvin church on Sun( ay. wMedrn.esRd.shyl.urray loft for I elmore on On Wednesday, Jan. 6th , Mr. Rebt. McGuire, of this virago, was united in marriage to Ni as Merrn Thom, youngest daughter ef air. Wm. Thom. We extend to he young couple,otir best wishes. Last week we forgot t) announce the marriage of Mr. Neil Campbell, to his cousin, Miss Jessie Campbell, of Paslinch, Wellington cour,ty. The happy event took piece oa ednesday, Dec. 30th. We corkers, alate tbe youtie couple aadextead to ;hem our hest wishes. On Tumisy evening a n amber of young people spent a very enjoyfige evening at the residence tsf Mr. Thos. Woods. On Friday evening of last week, the boys orSt. Helens badge, I.O.G.T. treated th7, girls and them elves to a nice tittle socia'. It was a success in every rum* which shows what boys can do witpliey like. The first municipal Counril meeting of 1897 was held in the Township Hall on Monday. Mr. J. Wilson was,reoppninted assessor, Mr. John Taylor, co)lector acid W. S. McCreetie, Township clerk. with Mr. Fraser, of Bradford, then spoke of clover growing and hog raising and sowed 9 pounds clover and 1 pound of timothy to the acre, with spring grain preferring sowing with barley than with oats. Had grown alfalfa and believe it to be the beet soiling crop we could grow, would sow 25 pounds to the acre without any mixture or grain crop and would prefer to leave it for one season without pasturing or rutting alien we way expect to have a per manant stand. Mr, Sherrington then spoke on tha packing and shipping of apples giving si.ane valuable hints as to reasons for present low prices and advising honest packing and that growers should unite to ship their fruit, would recommend marketing early fruit in swell packagfs and also pears and plums should be allowed to colour well before pulling, and should sell sniall fruits direct with- out the help of a commission man. Mr. T. B. McDenafd • returned to -Torontd Medical College after spending Chrietmas holidayin this vicinity. Messrs. McAuley and M. Matheson, of Detroit, spent Christmas holidays in our burgh. sogi' rnitrik Ake/We ffilsT, .19Se tk health. „ The play given in our school on Dec. 30th eutitled -Ten nighte in a bar room" was a decided success, and reflects much credit upon the youag men ef the section who prepared this drama so as to play it upon the stag() to the entire satisfaction of every oue who witnessed the same. The school room being nicely decorated furnished with a good stage, every one present could view all to satisfaction. Each of the characters, eleven in all, played their part remarkably clever especially Sample Swichel and Simon Slade The hunting of Mary Morgan and her death were presented as if real, but the most exciting of all was the tragedy of Mr. Harvey Green the gambling, and the arrest of the same. This along with the remarkably clever dancing of Mr. Ern Iiteel, of Holarrood, made a very good night's entertainment and although the night was very disagreeable still the school was filled beyond accommodation. The music for the occasion was ably supplied by the Holyrood string band composed of J. Johnstone, J. Kerrie, J. Cox, and Miss M. Johnstone. The company intend to play it again in the near future. The annual meeting of the Luck - now Public School Board, met in the Council chamber on Monday last, all members present excepting Trustee Corrigan. Minutes of last meeting were reed and adopted. The old board then adjourned and the trustees elect for 1897, viz :-R. Graham, W. J. Little and D. R. McIntosh, signed ,the dec. laration of office and took their riispect- ive seats. Motion made by Trustees Murch- ison and Little, that D. Patterson be re -appointed Chairman and D. R. Mc- Intosh, Secretary, and that the Mau - aging and Finance Committees, alio the Committee on Supplies, be repres ented by the full School Board -Car- ried. On Sunday morning early occurred the death of Mrs. Robt. Woodf, after a long illness. Decease'l was 62 years of age and was hie.' esteemed. The funeral on Tuesday a '.ernoon to the Durrgannon cernetstry was largely attended an 1 the serviees were oon- duct•ed by the Rev. S. V. Whaley. The deep sympathy of the entire 0001- m uni ty is extended to the rejue4;s4/1 members of the family le Atlas I rs: tow_esealt a bereavement. On Mondy afternoon, B r. don met with a very pain ul soaltent. While fixing the clock in the church, ha feli, breaking a rib. C'e hope 00012 to see him around again, EVENING SESSION At the evening meeting the Town. ship hall was crowded so full that there was scarcely standing room. County Councillor Alex. Nicholson occupied the chair. There were several instrumental selections by the talented Percy family, each of which Was heartily encored. NIr. Fraser then spoke on butter to an exeee'dingiy prisctical address. Miss Corrigan then sang "Just te:1 them that you saw me" in her usual excelent style, and received a hearty encore. Miss Daisy McIntosh then gave an instrumental selection that shows(' high musical talent. Peter Corrigan Esq. then addreesed the meeting chiefly on the value of the work done by Farmer's Institutes, Thos. McMillan then in an eloquent and eminently practical address with occasional flash of humor kept the large audience interested for about an hour, and after another selection by the Percy family the meeting separ- ated after singing the national anthem. This muting was a great success in every way ani cannot fail t,o benefit every one who attended. THE fARDENS Or 13\BUCE The following are the flamer* the Wardens of Bruise Co. as given by the County Clerk :--e ' '57, G. Cromer !,7. Baird '68, J Purvis 48, " • '59, J. Valentine '79, " '60, J. Bruce '60, a. Purvis '61, J. Purvis '81, " '62, J. T. Pomroy '82, " 63, J, Gillis '83, J. Tolton '64, J. Brocklebeal 84, ilent '8,1, J. Douglas '90, J. Ganot '91, .S McDoseld '92, T. Brad* '93,3. Bryan '94, J. H. Scott '95. W.MacIntosh '96. J. H. Elliott On Wednesday of last week one of those happy events memorable with pleasure to many, took place at the residence of Mr. Alexander McLeod, on. 7. The occesion was that of the marraige of Miss Jessie McLeod to • •C. ars- the in of be for Dias at ii•a• tf Iterich, Zrucligg +was _ big of ee it was ry to d the lonciety 'roved annual IS with .shy - and t VIM - will held at Iy at the to allow rciety to tches as s.Jotasetros•e '65, 44 '66/ '69, J. °lilies 70, " '71, '72, " '73, R. lieird 74, " '75, " '76, it MARRIED liBl.M-A.NDERSON- At ltbe residence of die bride's' mother, nthe6th January, by the Rev. II. H. Ha Mr. J. Helm to Sarah Ann, e14est langhter 01 Mrs. Andrrson, all f *.a .16. AUCTION SALES John Purvis, auctioneer, will attend the following sales at the dates and places named: Jas. Walker, lot 10, N. Road, Greenock, Friday, Jan. 15, fat as stock and implemesta. Chas. Symonds, Tueeday, Jan. 12, lot, 30 S. W. Road Greenock, farm stock and implements. John Allis, Lucksow, Saturday, Jan 23rd, farm stock and implements. LTICKNOW IRI treasurer's .,,.Ti i'VZRY TIIVIKSDAT etly kept Wkwat , per beelist_ ... .61 ta basis of Vpring Wheat. bushel.......7t. .81 to .81 ory fund sae. per. *** **"'''''" -*** Oata, per buhei Barley, ••• • • • • • 4" ••• 11.0• Potatoes beshs1 BITFIPIArdufw:.pwpe:brtooe::_id. Dried APO's. 91`e' tosinded lU cfrurtsysloksoockige7Porper:peri!i4..i.sin•Nteozarcem; iltM the G•11894,4ftir•I which vr• sat cannot he 11111 - it hes Ogald Tweed, lot 12, 3 • D. o'ittpaily . and alio noble Mr, Malcolm McKay, con 6. 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