Lucknow Sentinel, 1888-08-24, Page 5In order to clear 9t)1
sr immense .stock of Millinery and Fancy Goode,
tl.
Intends offering'hex' entirestock of
Ladies, Hats, Feathers, Flowers, Oriental
l :ccs; Embroideries,Hosiery,;
Glomes, Collars, Babies Lace Borrets '
and Caps, Etc., Etc at at Greatly Reduced. Prices.
, 4
COME A.1 D ECUR'E SOME o F T 3E BARG• .
AINS.
• Oddfcllowship. • report suggested .that a culvert be put
in across the,. road at, a point east of
e�
Perilous -'Sow. or Ike Baldness. Transae ed
. , nt +site Grand Lodge,
The thirty-fourthsession of the
'Graed Lodge ,of the 'Independent O -
• der of Od'dfellows,; concluded its labors
i t Barrio On the IOth inst. The. ses-
, 'skin ws}ls one of.unusual activity, and
shows that the arder, in Ontario:,: is
making rap d strides, andis,now in the•
rR44;1V117:7.tt °nt1. 221�jI1(t BaA�
.. baa` •p'".:%' N p1 .�. .-`jtf"zw Win'•,
. 6* iw„ .! el. v. `+L''a'»".. ti_: K•C ..N-+:n;+gip.
A'siastnuhaiber of reports we..e: pass
aid of 'great 'importance to the order.
. .Missionary work in. the lodge room in
-the , wayof- Social: aatherin s was:up-.
ed- �
•
•
•,lprov s o The. introductioia +of 'time
<exemplified floor work was'. heartily en
.torsed as a means,of increasing interest,
in •Oddfellewship. .
Lucknow'lodge: has. been transferred,
from the Winghuni'to the Kinc'ardivae
-•district This change. was asked for by
the local lodge, through, its representa-:
•tive,, Past •Grand W II South. ...
' .From •the report subini.tted; we learn
ithereare '_OW 21.5 lodges„:with:a'aiere-
• 1►erste ip of 15, 9.5 7: ,; _ r..elief_ ..e x pend.ed:.
sarin;►:
the yearover 152;040, ,assets.
ver' $591,000 Past Grand.R$preseti•.'
tative:117elsh, of Stratford, introduced
, ,a . resolution that grand - otteers • shall
-hereafter : }5e .elected by ballet in each,
• ubordinate lodge at a set time, thus
'.giving sill,: past: grands in the: jnrisdie
•ttioii the .right of voting for grand stili= I
teem, the past practice havitid.excluded,
them from :; the., frarchiste, excepting;.
those attending .: ;tl�e' ' Grand Lodge.
Carried 41. .
The :foilowing.•ofl'ieers were;'elected:
for the preserit,year : Grand Master,
• .
E. R. 'Robertson, . do
Lonn.; Deputy, CU,
M., ;Ur. R: •. v� ...J3e11, Peterborough J;.
•GrandWardeni John Oriuiston, Gan-
•anoque ;' Grand . Secretary, J . B. • King;
'Toronto; Grand Treasurer, Wei Bad
inack : Grand Auditor, Chas.- Packer+''
Stratford Grand • Marshall,'..'Thoinas •
Colby, Toronto ; Grand. Codctor, J;
A. Young; ' Thatnesfordl •Granii,•.Chap-
'.'lain. Rev. T: W. Jollifle,:•Bradford.,•
Grand Guardian,' John Turner,;:. Cleat
ham�; G4raud Herald, A.'W::.Cameron,
�Otta1l•
.The' no inations�under the new reg.:
u.lations were then proceeded with, r,'e-,
`. suttit?g in the following being nomina
';,ted for .the'. eine of ofiice;-commencing,
a gearh':=Grand Master.;Or.
tW, B;SII, i:Veterborongh D:. (. J I. J.
e �
�Ci iu; o 1; •�Gstaaiiogtu ; W.,'. J
, Q.
t Oliver, Toronto •; .P: E `. ;Fitzpatrick;
k.! (amilton ,• G. T..;Biekle, •Cobourg . C'x.'
,111. 1'ralnciss,. Port Aclrbiaur ; Rev.._.. W.,
.1i111ifi`e, i3radforcl'; S. (oS.hy ; .Toronto;
• S .,'Sec,, i, ;Torolit o ; G.. Treas.,
• • Wm. 131486 s:eh. G.'• Representatives,.
Hr Catlipliellmod'Rev. ;21, ,i, :litartin.
The nextsi w.tni�'.:will be lh in
Ka .
,Cat.litrinet'
3VC5>t •Viakwnithosh 'Coutts '
• / Mtg., 4th, 188£t.
e sitar I1ie(ltin'. of Council was .held
this day, Mlentln rs•al1'present: • A cot-.
•
present culvert. ' Messrs.; Todd and.
Stewart were instructed to examine
the' place, with power to put in culvert
if they think it desirable. ' The rove
•reported-'that.Jas' 'Young-declined—to-
act as..engineei • On mestionof.Messrs.
;Fodd and -Bowers, Mr.Win. Stuart,•of
'4'Vuigham was appointed to the office.
Alex. Rose claimed $50,''as"damages"
done to. his property in 'opening a gravel
pit on •hisproperty., As the hoard' con-
sidered the demand unreasonable it was'
l
by. -r
M .Lockhart that John � '
Slnbh'' be
paid $.7 per year for giving road'wayto
,Win; Smith—Carried: Estinlate:s for
the' ear': were. a reed u on " it :being
Y 8. ,..-.....Q t 8'
found'tha°t $4,6'28.03 would be required.
.fob; county and- township purposes : A'
by-law fixing ihe•couuty'rate at mills
per $, and the township rate at'1 0; 10
mills per $, was read and passed.: The
clerk .was 'instructed to" levy rat=es.
sufficient 'to' raise school money `re- •
quired. Chas.-Durnin was appointed
-ravel •arbitrator, and in', case of his
refusal' to. act; the' ,reeve was •einpow-
ered'. to:•make: -an ..appointinent.., • By-,'
:laws for the, appointment; of engineer
and :gravel arbitrator': were rread axi�d
signed.' The: treasurer's report' for July
was read, showing balance of receipts
.$201.25,:, and. expenditure '$40.42 dur-
ing; the uionth ii. H .Aiidersoii Wats:
re -appointed' collector at.<usaial salary of
$6,5, ' After the passing of spins ac-
counts, council adjourned until Septeun-:
ber 15th
R. K. MIL.iEit, clerk.
Saturday ,Aug. 11.
A special' meeting..was held this day.,
• All: '.present except. councillor' Todd
Moved by:M•r Johnston;,. seconded' by
Mr. Lockhart, .th•itinasmuch.as a Sta
tute passed "at the last session, of Par-;
liaMent;provides. •that no assessment'
shall: be. made•on .farm stock,lie iy law
'Passed at last sitti'n of council,'` fixin
the rate for the year be herr by ,repealed;.
and that, a county rate of .1:1 10' mills
per $ be levied for. the 'current year
',parried: The .salary of: the 'township
.engineer was 'fixed at• $3, per day while
employed, with 1,0 cents per, mile .each
way'for travel1ing.ex enses
., FI
The.'auditors' report Iiot being correct
it': was ordered to he returned' tothe,
printer for correction. Council adjourn-`
ed ' JL K, MiLLEIt.
ID4P.OR1'AN'C'•
' .:TIO
'CTC SAT.'
of '
VALUABLE FARM
baing the homestead of R. Barkwel l•' There
will be sold by ptiblicuuction on
the pretnises,• on
Ved nesday, S_O t. • .17th.
That ver do arable farm of 200`, acres "good
la•; foam cin lot b. (4th con., Township of
, 1. e
miles chest o f T iie:know, and on the boundary
of 1•lnron and Bruce Thi spplendid Earn; has
.175•acres tmdercultiv'atioq the balance being
well 'timbered with liart.tvec cl'.' rhes is on the
;place a large frame hon se and excellent out-
•huildittgs.,• hc..tariu is well fenced and itncicr'
drained. -It :l.as n: errs=e1a.asayauns; orchard
''and is" well supplied with wiitcr. This farms
will be sold together. or in parcels to suit Pier.
chasers. "
'1'Eli.MS CASH, 1yy''}i�t��persons NWhn wish to
procure a loan eau • cibtaiu theentine at 5i per
cent. . l r •
•J'QT particulars apply to
• `R. BA12ICW1�3.1 . Prop. Clinton, or
°• .
,fAB.r HOUS'ODl .. tint: Clinton.
.-R,etnembcr the lacrosse n atoll
:r0CtiOir WAS niarle ,lift.tht_IfinlitescAl i,St
lne:i ship rn'itcarn rete:rring to the anroutit
to be fektielide;at in reads c,ud brat'rges
tlor curt—cot year.; $6.40 heii g the
amount' divided . 'among tete clifr^reit'tw
' • . e0nCCtiirOt1i, . th4 reiilialndx:r of the
$1,-
•000` to lie"<e:xpeud'edl ,hi special' gratits,
'gravel. boundary Iiiae.appropriations,
etc.:Edsvidl.fla,t;a.itpresel1tcrl' a report
;froin Mr. Warner; P; L. S.t of a survey
trf'the watercour . • l,etwedn the props t'-
Of 'Phomas iliii,er and himself. The'
1 to-itorreaiv afternoon,
•
CN:ANGE OF AGENCY.
eeC::A
•.ua• ' > 3j G y,� t w' l r '� tiy'y�y�^ ' V 46
'are the -only 'f;en�uirn-e ='En'g iilh -a 1e in-vtIti C`sf lrax�i=`l I t
R'eall ,pebbles kept in stock. Tests given to purchasers to' prove genuineness. Theyare
recommended -by -and, testimonials hive -been -received-from;the-President; Vice -President Ex
President;a�r.pdEx-Vice-President,' of the: Medical Association' of Canada the President`ofthe
u�ollegreof Physicans:and Surgeons of Quebec;. the: Dean of the •Medical. T, acuity, of Lava
University; the President: and Ex -Presidents of the Medical Counoil of'Nova,Scotis; Etc.
--__ S ;illi Iis ..ii.. ,
BOOKSELLER; Lr cknovr.
WAGON '..MAKING
;HORSE SHOEING
AND
SIN -ER As--BLACKSM I:THINC;
Adam Thompson Begs leave to 'thank the
inhabitants of Lucknow and surrounding
cou,ttry for the liber4l'patronage' bestowed .on,
'him during the'last seven years; and wishes si'
continuance of his old customers and a fair
share of the'new, as he is in 'a better. position
than ever to supply the wants of the. public.
He always has on hand,a stock of '
a ous. . Bu les
$� g
of all kinds,' He will also remind them of the
far Pained
SCOTCH :DIAMOND:: HARROWS
;
which. he always has on hand and are made of
the very best material. Parties wanting any'
thing in this line will do:well'to give him acall
and .see prices before. purchasing elsewhere.
Particular attention pad to • -
ALL .HINDS OF. HORSE .'SHOEING
fiat feet contractions, and interfering.
By strict attention to business,, good. wok
mansbip and employing : nothing but, good
workmen, I 'trust to 'retain the' patronage
kindly. extended tome:• ; '
ADAM. THOMPSON+
Campbell .Street opposite the Bank. ' •
REW/RD.
The Principal al of Treatment.
N. Washington,MP�,LRCPS
Eminent Lung and Throat. Surgeon,
—,-1--WILL BE' AT --
CAIN'S HOTEL
HOTEL
=1.,D,' C. K 1l' Q'
o•
x --
Bead W. H, Storey's (of If. W. Stymy &
Son, . Manufacture's, Acton, Ont.) letter of
reply to 11Ir.AlcCartneY, of Boyne,' Ono. l.=
A cton,' Ont.. Sept: 14; X1857. '
Geo7,e 11fcCart;Cy, Esq., Boerne, Ont. •
DEn1tSis,iour letter receit•ed. In reply
• I beg to inform you tbat'Dr. Washington coin-:
pletely, cured .me' of Catarrh'' of two . years'
s,►nding, which.threatened to break down my.
constitution, . I had previously tried every-
thing
very-
thing,,and er-ry physic.ui of nota, without'
receiviicg a partical' of good. When I. cam-
______.. a 7 i t medicine
. .. f_ i '• - . 1 almost,. ,
•
.N.
1888. VOTERS' LIST, .-1888;
innueIPLtITr or TI{Z TOWNB$IP or .W$$'i"�'
1vA1VANo8Hy cQ ! O! HURON;
NQTICE Il§ (HEREBY GIVEN THAT.,.
. I have transmitted or delivered, to the
persona. mentioned in. the: third' and `fourth
sections of the " Voters':List Act" the ,copies
required by said' section to be so transmitted
or delivered'of the fiat, pursuant to the said,
• Act, of• all persons appearing by the last re
vieed Assessment:Roll of the said Municipality
to be entitled to vote in the said Municipality
Elecptions for yMembersof. the Legislative A-
L-aatbedi Cat -fa:. - asp r 3
lIt.Hatme a fhhetk y`a'h`f ' . 5ndirr .-,
ut; lir f, '...,
mains there for inspection."•
Electors are called.npon to.,examine the sad. -;..:..,_
.list, and -if any ocaissinIle or' any other .'error-'
are-found:therein, to take--immediate-proceed'% "'-
.lugs to have the dame errors corrected, accord-
ing ti�,law.. . •
Dated itt St.Helens thia'7th .'day of August,
R, K. MILLER; •
CLEna OF' THE 's cip MUNICIPALITY.
3ins-760. • • St. 'Retells P.O
•b• ".t?• 5'1 04,
TRUN S
UNKS! K w
'HpRocroll
as just received a largeandwell
selected stock , of fi ie Trunks, • ,
Valises;.: Robes, etc:,
which he is selling
at bottom lrrieea
• If you wish a riret-trlazs Tru a f
•
weuowm -;_ ms,
wariTi iijr iji ,4,10 sou, �i e nine a;
cal--
y� o,
• Single and Dor,;:e mint i eqs. afvaa 'a'
in'stock or made to 'order: on- short-
. . .
notice:
Ordered Wo i, a'S pecialt `••.
R• PROCTOR.
CHEAP C1IOCE1UE
The Trustees 'of g. S. No. 5 Ashfield, (Zion
School) offer a reward of 620 for such inform-
atibit that, will lead. to the conviction of the
person ;dr persons who, are maliciously destroy-
ing the ,school property. of said section. . The
parties willp rosecu tedtothe full
eparty Or bep, t
exteaVo the law. ,
. • W. T. diAR1�)NER,
'Tr -tees JAS. WILSON,
JOHN WEBSIER.
Ashfield; July 30th 1888. t
SHEEP ESTR,A(•
Strayed from thepremises of the•undersigued
Lot 21, in the lith con; of. West Wuwanosh,
on or about the. 15th of • July last, three Iambs
and 'a ewe ; all 'white. Any .one giving 'such
information as will lead to their recovery will:
be suitably rewarded.
3-760• ' St. Helene P.
suffoc its with , mations running down; my
'throat'; at night,` and h'ad about given up all
hope ' After I comniene'cd taking hi3 inedi-
cine I felt.t decided relief in a •week, and in
two n outhsw t entirely cured. That is nearly
a year ato,,atld:liai'e no return' of the trouble,:
I can confidently 'reeompittud' Dr. Wash-.
ingtoii•to you. lie is no quack ; his charges
are moderate•; he is iperfect entlemaii.in all
that term implies,. at least such is toy experi-
ence. . Believe ine, ;Yours truly,
W. E. STOREY:..
Diseases Treated.
Catarrh. Catarrhal (Deafness, Chronic gout
cbitis. Asthma; and Ctinsumption. Alan Loss
of Voice,,C'hronic Sore Throat, Removing En-
larged
n-
largedTonsils:from.the'.'l:hroat,'and Pol' ii
y'p.,•
or txrmwths frim the nose, without'the knife.
All diseased cif the Head. Throat and lunge.
Treated by Inhalation,-," - The New 11tethod.'
CONSULTATION' FREE'.
+f -73'4. -
f• :O:O:
I,.
The .undersigned having this.
.g g
bought a stock in'trti'
. g !Rl .. de of
I. Ai► . CLOW
ay'
;is offering the; •sanie'at't,he
• old stand .aft
REDUCED PRICES
All 'who desire 'bargains- should. give
me a,:call'
ALEX. hi OAOIIlllf.
Lucknow, Jan. 10th, 1888
RIPLEY
FOR 'SALE i
A dwelling liottse with half an acre of land,~
price $400. ' Also a snail •building with half
,an acre. Both iits" the, village of Lucknow.
• Apply to . .. . .
JAMES 80M1RVILLE.
HEI
E R ESTRAY;
There Cama iota ntv enclosure abut tfie 1st
day of May', a 1 year old red heifer: with otic
nt two white" flints.. 'I'he.,ownet� is requested:
to prove Property, pay expenses and take it
away. Ct.. - , lot 10 Kinlose.
3.760, WZ.LLIA'M McCONNEui.
0 IL
• •SALESMEN..WANTED•
—Fon. £!Tile --+L--,•
1Iewv England; Nfidll`series
•
Established over 30 years.. The old reliable
nursery. 11Ien with push, energy, good habite,.
and clears character are'what'we want. Every
chance for'eueccees. We can give you good pay,.
;arid steady.. work. Write for terms to
•
. • ttIASt EROS' OOi.
:irurserymen Colborne. Ont: H 7 •'
DOORS, SASHES'' AND• MIiULQ SIC s;ta
`in Stock alsd
Planing,' Matching'
t:.. T111111ng
• ,' to order ons' the shortest; todtao*.
Every equipment' for Binilders at AA
e,ry Lossef;tP>~ie
e
in Ours c home ti . . >,
C S' �� 0rjl:'�Bea•
UOLIN 14LcDONA1
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