HomeMy WebLinkAboutLucknow Sentinel, 1899-03-17, Page 4Grain Marked.
The following are the market quota-
tions for this week : _
Yeas, 65c to 66c
Wheat, 65c to 6 6c
Barley, 40c
Oats, 29c to 29c
PRESBYTERY OF MAITLA‘D
Met et Teeswater, March i th, 1399,
Rev. S. M. Whaley, Moderator pro
tem, and Rev. W. J. %Vest, Clerk pro
teen. The tneetilig was held in the
Methodist church iu the forenoon and
afternoon a3 the -Presbyterial W. F.
M. Society held their annual conven-
tion in Knox church. Rev. -H. W
Retd being present was invited to
sit as corresponding member.
The name of Rev. David Wardrope
was placed on the Presbytery roll.
Rev. Mr. Hall was appointed
interim Moderator of the Sessions of
Whitechurch and Langside. and in-
structed to declare the pupils vacant
on the first Sabbath in May. The
Rev, G. Law, late of Belgrave, has
been transferred at his own request
to the Presbytery of 5Ielita; communi-
cation from the Board of Managelnent
of Manitoba College intimating their
nomination of Rev. T. B. Ki,patrick,
B. B., as Professor of Theology and
Apologaitics in that College was
received. The Clark asked for
statistical returns of congregations
without delay. Grants are asked
anew for aid -deserving congregations- i
from the committee on augmentation
of stipends.
Mr. Robert Harrison is recce
menied to the committee on Aged and
Infirm Ministers Fund, u a suitable
person to canvass the presbytery in
the interests of the endowment of
that fund.
1)r. Murray and Mr. W. Little are
appointed member. of Syrod'e Com-
mittee on bine and overtures.
Repotts on S. school and church
life and work were received and
adopted.
Rev. A. NI ac b ay presented as
overture to the General Assembly on
Public Worship. It was laid on the
table till nett meeting. Commissioa-
erp to the Assembly were appointed
Revs. Malcolm, McRae, Forrest, Max-
well, Stewart, Dr. Murray. The
following sessions are asked to
nominate one of their number as
commissionerand report the name to
the clerk, viz. : Dungannon, Bel -
grave, Wroxeter, Huron, Bluevale.
Rev. W. Malcolm and W. Stewart
were appointed to support before the
assembly the application of Rev. H
W. Reid for admission to the ministry
of this church. The Presbytery
cordially passed a resolution of thanks
to the_ managers of the Methodist
church for their courtesy and kindness
in placing their church at the disposal
of the coon fm. the day.
The Pi osbytery met in the evening
in Knot church. The annual report
of the Presbyterial \V. F. M. Society
was read showing total collections to
be 11624.00.
Resolutions of condolefice and
sympathy with the faboiliea and
friends of the late Rev. Jno. Ferguson,
D. D., and Principal King were
passed. Revs. Reid and West ad-
dressed the meeting in behalf of the
Presbytery txpressing its appreciation
t#L the work done by the W. F. M. S.
The Rev. R. P. McKay, of Toronto,
delivered an address on the theme,
"Enthusiasm", which was listened to
with rapt attention by the large con-
gregation present. The thanks of the
7ueeting were tendered to Mr. McKay
and Mrs. Ballantyne for the address
land solo reodered respectively, and
t) the ladies of the church for their
lin Mesa in entertaining the delegates
And Presbyters.
The next meeting of Presbytery will
We held at Wingbam, May 16th, at
11 a. m.
JOLLY MACNABB, Clerk,
I.ucknow, March 11, 1899.
,. 9. NO. 2
Excellent, --4th class.—A Lane, T
McRitchie. 3rd class,—F Gossell, S
Robertson, J Richards, M Robertson,
M McRitchie. 2nd class.—J McDon-
nell, W Guest, M Walsh, F Gossell.
Part .2nd.—Fr. Atkinson, N �t �Con-
nell.
good. -5th clans.—D Lane, .A
McFarlan, L Arnold. 4th class.—E
Richards, C. Fizell, A Malcolm. 3rd
class.—W Arnold, W Greer, W Ryan
F Atkinson. 2nd class.—J Guest, L
Atkinson, J Encil. Part 2nd. -0g.
Tweedy.
Fair. -5th class. —A Walsh. t th
class.—M Lane, Lyd Arnold. fed
clan,—H Malcolm, N Haldenby, N
M,alc:;lln. 2nd clans.—Geo France, N
Guest, Robt McDonnell, It Robertson,
L Richards, 1) Young. Part 2nd.—
J Atkinson, A Bassoe, J. Fraser.
Part 1.—O3 Tweedy.
L. Drawly, teacher
S.t$g1 ED
MOODY-SOMERVILLE.--In Guelph on
February 28tb, 18999, by the Rev. Mr.
Martin, Mr, Wan. Moo Jy, to Miss
Jennie B. Somerville, daughter of Mr. T.
B. Somerville, of Witt Wawanu*h-
license District of South Bruce
To Tavern Keepers, Shop Keepers
and all Others Interested.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TH ALT
application for J.,i ..n+e CI the a .le of
Liquor, an the License District ..1 South
Bruce for the year 1899 1900, commencing on
the first day of May next, will be received by
the uadersiRned up to the
First day of April, ,1899
ApplAcants will rerpiioe to furnish the
SAWS of twa good and sufficient sureties when
wafting arch application. Any application
from a partnot now a licensee under the Act,
es, I.'', not srot now Vergae.. must be ac
esspsaisi by a esetitic s$e sign. d by a majority
d eiecinss entitled to vote at an election of
the Legislative Am mbly iu tine polling sub-
division in which the premises for which a
Bono. y.ou4bt are s.tuated, and said majority
same include one third oI the electors who ars
sM time of making application resident within
said pot;tag rub C1,iaioa
J4►M DRY AN,
Inspector,
L ckavw, Ont.
Much 13th , 11111.
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The Lucknow Sentinel, Bruce ()county criday March 17th
SPRING OPENINOS!
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MRS. SMITH
wishes to announce to the Ladies
of Lucknow and Vicinity that she has just
received the LA i $S r DESIGNS IN PIQUE,
LAWNS AND LINEN, also VALENCIENNES and
TOROHON, Edgings and Insertions to match,
Art Muslins and Embroideries, and all
the necessaries for Summer Dresses
and Shirt Waists in End-
less Variety.
LOVELY LACE TRIMMED HANDKERCHIEFS
FOR IOC. Also NEW VEILINGS with Large
CHENILLE SPOT in a Full 'Range of Colors.
No Trouble to Shoal Goods.
MRS. SMITH -
- LUCKNOW.
CEO. H. LAWRENCE. W. C. JOHNSTON.
Snap Shots.
Our Custom s
Take Them.
THEY CET THEM FROM US
Tip top Facilities, Tip top in Quality,
Tip top Variety. Tip top in Treatment
BUT PRICES AWAY DOWN.
We paetively give as much, if not ,more, In real values than any one in the
Country,
NO USE LOOKING ELSEWHERE,.
CALL UPON US.
Lawrence (6. Johnstone),
Furniture Dealers and Undertakers
People must
Have groceries
The great question is where to get them. We keep the- best
qualities to be had. We don't pretend to sell them below cost, but we do
sell them at a very close margin,
TEAS
Black, Green and Japan are unequalled in quality and prices. You
will save from 5 to 10 cents per pound if you bulf from ns instead of tea
peddlers. Compare quality and price..
oROcgER r
We have a fine assortment cf dinner setts, tea, berry and toilet
setts very chap. Call, examine them and get prices.
FLOOR & FEED
All kinds of flour and feed ,kept constantly
delivered to any part of the town,
on hand. Goode I
cClure and Mallough,
cAax r3- faocEa,s
FARM TO RENT
130 acres of pasture lend near Holyrood,
Well watesed. Good grass. Wil be let
this season for grazing only. For particular*
apply to
D. R. McINTOSH, Luckiow.
FOR jALE
Choice seed peas, clean clover seeds. Also
young Durham Bulls. For particulars apply
to
JOHN WEBSTER, Fordyce P. 0.
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YkmpaQu's Lf tory
Campbell 3t..
LUCKNOW
First Olass ..
Horses and Rigs ..
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BULL FOR SERVICE
TIIF.L�for service at lot 10, con. 8, Ashfield,
ISTDERSIGNED WILL KEEP
(E. D.,) his thoroughbred Shorthorn bull,
' 'Blue Ribbon Boy".
TERMS :—$1.00.
For pedigree and other particulars apply to
RICHARD TWAMLEY,
Belfast.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
F OH
BUTTER & ECCS
having purchased the busi-
ness lately run by Mr. W. J.
Skinner, we are pepared
to pay cash for butter and
eggs. Your patronage is
solicited.--
Yoi`s truly,
A . & W. GOLLAN,
Lucknow. - •
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MRS. A. M. ARMSTRONG,
• TBACHER 0? -
Piano, Organ, Violin,
Voice Culture, Thorough
Bass Harmony and Counter-
point.
Pupils prepared for Conservatory
examinations.
REIDLNCE—Campbell tree!.
MOSLC - TAUGHT
Lessons in
Vocal and Instrumental
Music and Harmony
are taught by
MRS, M. M. KEE,
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♦ . *.
FARMERS 1
Buy the hest Binder and
Mower mule, viz :
• inti,*gas i* o
altoCossaio
ems o
Built in Chicago,
Sample Machines set up in
Warehouse at Whitechurch.
Call and inspect . t
before giving your order.
Also Farm Implements of all
kinds.
R. J. Dobie,
Agent, Whitechurch.
AUCTION SALE
Of valuable property in the Township of
Kinloss, in the County cf Bruce. Under
and by virtue of a yower of sale contained
in a certain registered mortgage which will be
produced at the time of sale there will be
offered for sale,by Public Auction, by John
Purvis, Auctioneer, at Irwin's Hotel, in the
Vile, a of Holyrood, in the County of Bruce,
on Monday the nth day of March, A. D.,
1899, at 2 o'cloek in the afternoon, the
following valuable property, namely :
The south half of- the south of lot number
Eleven in the Eleventh Concession of the said
Township of Kinloss, containing twenty-five
acres of land more or less. This property's
situated on the gravel road about 8s from
the Village of Kinlough and seven and a half
mile,. from Lucknow. There are on the
property a good log and frame house, a
frame harp and a goed fruit bearing orchrd.
The property is well fenced and the soil is
in a good state of cultivation. TERMM or
SALE :—Ten per cent. of the purchase money
on the day of sale and the balance without
interest in twenty days thereafter. Further'
particulars and conditions will be made
known on the day of sale or may be had on
application to John Humbetstone , Esq.,
Ripley, P. 0., or to the Auctioneer.
R. VANSTONE, Wingham,
Vendor's Solicitor.
Dratted tai* Sb day of 111arcb, A. D„ 1899.
Mise Edith Szu th,
Is prepared to give lessons on
PIANO AND ORGAN
At her home on
Campbell St., - - L UGAR OW .
FOR SALE
Good house and one a4 re of ground (gin
Havelock street in thiM village, for sale.
There is a large barn on the premise;, and the
lot in in a good state of cultivation and wel
supplied with small' fruits ruch as currant
gooseberry, raspberry aid strawberries.
Fur further particulars apply to
JAME8 BRYAN,
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NEW GOO s T
yvvvrannr
Ladies' Dress Goods.
Ladies' Capes,
LadiesVTop Skirts,
Ladies' Underskirts,
Ladies' Corsets,
Ladies' Shoes,
Yours truly,
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We have just passed into stock a large assortment of New Spring
Goods consisting of
Men's Ready-made Suits,
Men's Felt Hats and Caps,
Men's Fancy Shirts,
Men's Tweed . e uiti ugs,
Mon's Boots and Shoes,
Men's Overalls,
Boys' Overalls,
NEW PRINTS.
Among the new arrivals in a case lots
of the heavy German I1ldigo Prints which
we will place on sale at 12i cents per
yard.
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J. G. Murdoch & Go, - Lucknow.
.APRIL F�.SHION
Big$ ae
OF
SHEETS IN_
READY MADE CLOTHING.
LUCKNOW.1
Has over 300 Suits of Ready Made Clothing, consisting of
Men's, Youth's,
Boys', and Children's,
Which will be sold for the
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TifiliTY D'.(Ts
20 PER CENT. OFF REGULAR.
PKICES.
All Goods marked in Plain Figures
Away Below Cost.
Hughes
M. OORRIGANS'
Is the pine to make your selections in
ROCKERY, GLASSWARE, CRQCERIES ft PROVISION'S
-I have in ck the following
tpples
blacking
Bluk` L ea¢
Blue -
Baking Powders
Barley, pot
Bath Brick
Beans
Brooms
Basket•
Brushes
BI, uit
Coffee
Confectionery
Canned Goods
Coceial
Ch9colate
Corn, canned
Corn meal
Currants
('urrie Powder
('ream Tarter
Cocoanut
Dates
Dried Apple
• Extracts
Fide
Fibh, armed
dried -
Gelotine,
(lingers •
•'Honej
Init '
Indigo
Licorice
Jaime .f nic
Lemons • '
l.aui ps
Lard
!Matchea.
!Mince Mea$.
`Meal
Macaroni
1Mustard
Meats, canned
(Magnesia
A-1 Flour always en hand.
Nutmeg
' Ofl, olive
• Oil, sweet
- Vil,castor
-Oranges
` .14at Meal
'Pails
Peels
Pipes
Pickle
Pearliai
Peas, c an nee
e1►per
Raisins
' jRice
Rice Flour
Bago
Balt •
Salmon
Sardines
sena
Besets
Sugar
Syrups
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Soda.
Soaps
spices.
Starch•
Ssrawberrfaa.canns
Sulpbers
Tapioca
Tomatoes .canned
Teal.
Tobaccoes
Vermieeri
Vinegars
Writ!}, ards
washing Crysta
Woe,den!rareil
Whiting
Dinner Sets
Yeast Cake&
Dinner Seta
Tea Sete
Water Setts
Crean, Setts
Berry Setts
Toilet Setts
ECONOMIZE
HEAT
and Save FUe1?
The
acme
Ileating
And
Vctilatig
Drum
ctitiIAAwvvwW
No coal to carr
No moo to annO7
N cashes to empty
No dirt to destroy
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Just what you
want in your
house. It will
save you over
50 per cent of •
your fuel and
give you better
heat.
MANUFACTURED BY
Tho. Lacncs, • jncknav Ont.
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CALL .AND GMT ONE_
A ESE MTTINGS
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Are Bocomi.g' -
MORE POPULAR EVERY SPRING
They have three good points
that commend them to House-
keepers. ----They are sightly, cheap
and wear well. We bought good
Quality and the Best Patterns
44—Our Prices are frcm 12 1-2c. per yard. and up.
VCM. OONNELL - - LUOKNOW.
BIOYOLLS!
BICYCLES
.4.__Vozr is the dime to uy. _,.,
Be ready for the Cycling Season when it arrives.
Call and see our
C*$X
WIILE]IS!
These are the BEST Wheels on the market. They have all the latest improvement
for E '. You can buy. no better.
CJ LLS SOLICITED_
D.
C. TAYLOR'S -- LUCKNOW.
,The Hub heads them
FOR
Family Groceries &
Canned Goods.
FRUITS OF ALL KINDS IN SEASON.
FLOuR, FEED AND ALL KINDS OF
SEEDS:
FEW TEAS A Speciality.
I HE LARGEST STOCK, 7'HE
CHOICEST GOODS 4VD THE
OSSA' ArAtatit
UI3TAINA ISLE IN LUCKNOW.
Goocs delivered to all parts of the town.
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JOHN - ELLOTT.
Tha Tmv'cs The po.
h["I'LL+'UD'S SYSTEM RENOVATOR
OF
Weak and Impure Blood
Liver and Kidney Diseases,
Female Complaints, etc.
Ask Druggist or write direct to 3, M. -MoLooa, GODER1CH, Ont.
Sold by Harry Days, Luoknow,
hard of 1hnk.
Not only advertising Furniture, but
I wish to sincerely thank the general
public for their past liberal patronage
and the large business I have done in
Lucknow for the past 28 years,
gives me the assurance that the public
knows I am doing what is right with
them 1 pay. spot cash for all my
goods, and give my patrons the benefit
of the same.
• I also carry the largest and beet
Rationed stock of
Nallor bed &Oioin
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-n Town.
m Sets
Chairs of all kinds,
Sprit: Bed Kattreases,
Sofas. Sa,11 Races,
Parlor and Extension
Tables.
In fact everything to be found
in a
FiRST CLASS
FURNITURE
WARE R0_911111
and :always at flock_
tt OIIl
Prices.
A.T1Davison,
THE UNDERTAKER
AND EMBALMER,
FARM FOR *Ala.
Bang lot 18, eon, 1u, Kinloss, ooataioiai
100 acres and all in a good state of cultivation.
The farm is well fesnced. There is on the
premises a good two story brick house IS z 91,
with frame woodshed attacked! A good frame
barn 54 a 80, with 10 foot atone wall, and
excellent stables with cement flooring. Also
a concrete bog pen 20 x 38 feet, and other
outbuildings. There 1e a stall orchard also
a spring creek and two excellent wells.
There arp 10 acres of hardwood bush. Thi
farm is e'tuated 3 mile. from Ilo1yr„od and
Kinlough, and 8 miles from '1'e swatsr and
Lucknow.
For particulars apply on the premises or to ,.
JAMEB PURVIS,
1iol7rvod P,O,, net
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