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, D 1890 WHOLE NO.. 867,
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Wow ctutintli
is published every Friday at the " Sentinel"
north-eset earner -A' Outram- -
and Campbell Ste., Lucknow,
-BY
JAMES BRYAN
z THE LUCKNOW
Bel NKINGCOMPA NY
(Not Incorporated.)
GEORGE MAIM, PROPRIETOR.
dpie
NEWS OF THE TOWN.
A Week's Record of the Pushing Border
II own.
--For ready made pants and overalls
go to Connell.
Canadian Foresters
Opesring of the Nigh Court Meeting at
Eingston.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $1.00 PER
/EAR IN ADVANCE.
ALL KINDS OF
yoB : PRINTING
!EXECUTED WITIT NEATNESS 4X DESPATCH.
MEDICAL
TA. MeDONALD, M. D., C. M. 0. 1'. S.
si
DR. TENNANT, PHYSICIAN,
Surgeon and Accoucheur. Surgery op-
posite Cain's hotel. Office hours from 9 to 12
a. ffi., and from 2 to -5 p. m.
McD. GORDON, M.D., C.M., F.T.
.11-1., MS, M.C.P.S.P., Physician, Sur-
' geon, anti Accoucheur. Office next door to W.
Allin'simplement shep, Residence at present,
Lucknow Hotel.
.D P D. GEDDES, V. 8., CALLS
e tker by mail or telegram promptly
attended to. Charges moderate. Office-, Cor-
rigan's hall, Boarding house, Cain's hotel.
Lucknow.
LEGAL
•
IMON CORRIGAN, COMMISSIONER;
13 in- H. C. G. Kinlough P. U., Ontario.
GARRO W & . PROUD FOOT, BARRIS-
ters, Solicitors, etc., Goderich, Out.
T. G. GARROW, Q. C. WM. PROUDFOOT.
WILMOT TRAVER, ATTORNEY AT
.1`..4law, Solicitor in Chancery, Conlley-
ancer,, etc. Office, next door to Murchison's
jewellery store, Lucknow, Ont.
IfMORRISON, • ATTORNEY AT
• lltw, Solicitor in Chancery, Commis-
sioner, Conveyancer, etc, Office, over the
barber shop.
Illniandromorimmusinamminmom
_GENERAL
111pa OBERT CUNNINGHAM, ,INSUR •
ance, Fire & Marine, Guelph, Ont.
MONEY TO LOAN1 I HAVE A FEW
thousand dollars to invest for private
parties. at.reasonable interests. ELLIOT
TRAVERS.
CLA -
mortgoges at 7 to 7i per cents interest,
payable yearly_ Charges moderate, Apply
to ROBERT 1110P.RAT, St. Helens.
MON EY TO LOAN
DRAFTS ISSUED ON ALL PRIN-
cipal points. Cheques, .drafts and
>mortgages cashed. Notes discounted. Amer-
ican currency & American bank dratts or
cheques bought or sold.
Interest allowed on deposits from five dollars
and upwards at the rate of five per centum per
annum. Money to len(' nn farm or village
property at the lowest current rates.
Fire insurance effected in first class stqck
Affisurairiee---conwaniesoeuly, -
We have one 200 acre, three 100 acre and
two 50 acre farms for sale cheap. Office
hours 10 a. m• to 4 p. m:
G. A. S I DDALL. Manager,
• 50,000
LBS. OF WOOL
Wanted at the old
71
CAMPBELL S
OLD STAND,
LUCKNOW.
For which the
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
W. J. BRUNIPT6N.
Will be paid.
orrigan s grocery.
--Miss. Maggie McDonald is visit-
ing friends in Guelph.
'• —Mrs. (Dr.) 1Viann and son are the
guests of.Mrs. (Dr.) Tennant.
—Boys ready made suits very cheap
at Connell's.
KINGSTON, June 10.—The eleventh
the Canadian Order of Foresters met
here this afternoon, the High Chief
Ranger, Bro. Edward Towel of Lor
don, presiding. Delegates were Pskes-
ent from all parts of the country. The
arrangements made by the Kiegston.
brethren are of the most complete
—Miss Frankie Savage has returned character, everything looking to the
to her home in Buffalo. comforts of visitors being attended to.
.---ThesmoSt -important business- before
the High Court this afternoon was the
reception of the report of the High
Chief Ranger. . He formally wel-
comed the delesates, and briefly re-
zviewed the official vieits which he
had made. In speaking of the Ds H.
C. •Rs. special mention was made of
Bros. McEwing„ Stewart, Clayton and
• Seyflert and of Bro. R.. M. McElhearn,
• who was appointed to work up weak
*eourts and -had done very good work.
He recommended that the D. D. H.
C. Rs. (56 in number) should be paid
their actual expenses . in connection
With their work. With regard to dues
and benefits 'the H. C. BS did not
fivorsa cora lete centralization s olic
ut t oug t. a small ee should be
levied annually towards a fund to
assist all courts having sickor disabled
brothers drawing from their funds.
He continued by a complimentary
reference to the official organ 'of •the
order and to the auditor* Bros. GUM-
ruer and Gartung.-
The H. C. Ws statement of the
finances of the order was very satis-
factory. During the year 53' checks
for .022,800 had been issued to meet
death claims.. The average (Wrath rate
during eip ht years had been 5.30) per
l,000—a low figure which gave. the
order Much cause for csngratulation.
During the year over 3,300 applica-
tions for membership had been -receivetl—an increase. of 900 over the,
pfe-e ei -g le a, is
The report closed With expressior s -
of warm thanks to the zealous officers
of the High Court.
At Tuesday's session the High Chief
Ranger niade the following appoint -
merits: High marshal, NI. G. McDow-
ell, Toronto ; high conductor, R. Rus-
sell, PeterborQ ; high messenger,. A.
C. WaShburn, Kineardint ; high chap-
lain, Rev. RW. Coulson, East Angus;
assistant secretary, R. M. MeElheran,
London ; press reporters, H. Gunrisers.
Guelph, and J. Elliott, London. The
Executive Committee submitted a re-
port of their proceedings during their
recess, which was referred to the Dis-
tribution Comniittee. The Credentini
Committee reported that there were
represented 75 courts in Ontario with
171 votes, four in Manitoba with thir-
teen votes and seven in Qbebes with'
eight votes, being a total of 86 courts
having 192 votes.
The High. Chief Ranger's report (re-
fereed to above) was follosied by the
report of the High Secretary Thomas
White, of Brsntford, which -showed
that the order had 10,282 members,
an increase of 1,557 ; courts organized
number 51, Ontario leading. ' Death
claims during the past year 50. Since
-he began his work three 'years ago the
order has doubled. „ Peace and har.
mony prevailed and a spirit of loyalty
and enterprise was showing itself.
John Neelands, .Wingham; high
treasurer, on •the endowment fund
account had received $75,277.08 ; in
terest nn deposits, $3,634.48, which,
with $616.93 transferred from the en-
dowment expense amount and a bal-
ance of 080,285151 ort hand last year,
made a grand total of 0159;814.
Claims to the amount of $51,800 had
beenCpaid, and the balance on 'lmntl,
$108,014 was deposited in various
financial concerns. The receipts of
the general. fund were 013,921.30, and
expenditure $12,132.64 ; balance qn
hand $1,788.75.
—The Reeve left on. Taesday to at-
tend the County Council at Kincar-
dine.
—Mr. and Mrs. George Mair are
spending a week with friends in
Toronto.
—Mrs. (Dr.) McCrimmon, of Uuder-
wood, is in the village, visiting old
acquaintauces.
— A lot of prints -at 0 cents a yard
to clear at Connell's, regular price
.12i cents a yard.
— Saturday next, the 21st. wilt be
our longest day this year. The• date
for the hottest is not recorded.
ogre o -no e ea •o r.
John•Collie,editor of the'Oalt Reformer;
which took place at his father's home
in Seaforth last week.
—Turnip seed of all kirids, also beets
mangle and carrot seed of . the best
kinds sold cheap at Cieo. Kerr's.
grocery.
—A Court of tbe Independent
•Order of Foresters, with 33 charter
members, was organised in this village
last week. s • •
• .The first sod of the. Kincardine
and Teeswater Railway was turned on
Saturday las!.—Globe. We are un-
able to say who turned it..
—The 0. P. R. branch from London
t oit was opened ferAhrsangh.
business, on Monday last and the first
through train from Montreal to Chi-
cago passed over the road.
—The funeral sermon of Mrs. A.13.
Davison will. be preached on Sunday
venin, JULIO 29th, in North street
Methodist church, Goderich, by Rev.
Geo. Richardson.
—All kinds of groceries of the best
qualities kept at the new grocery very
cheap, as we sell for cash and produce
only. Goods delivered te any, part of
the town.—Geo. Kerr.
—It is stated that General Middle-
ton has ofl'ered to pay for the missing
furs. Somebodycertainly should do
this and there is not the slightest
reason why the duty should fall upon
the country.
--SA meeting of the Directors of the
Kinloss Branch •Agricultural Soeiety
will be held in the Secretary's office on •
Saturday, 21st inst., to make arrange
merits for the Fall Show.
• —Mr. W. R. Davis, of Birmingham
England, 'arrived here lastaveek to pay
a visit to Mr. James Gaunt, Reeve of
Kinloss, and is delighted With the
country, and especially ,with the fertil-
ity of the soil. , ,
—Now boys, if you. are my pod
you can' rake, in the -quarters. For
driving to the pound any cow found
• out after 9- o,clock at night or before
6 in, the motninps, the pound -keeper•
will give 25 cents.
—A Minnesota preacher fainted
away after marrying a.couple, and ,had
to be worked over two hours before he
was restored to consciousness. If it
-acts that way on the preacher, just
think of the poor bridegroom !
• TORN MURCHISON, C. P. R. TICKET
ej agent. One way excursions to the North
West and Peale Coast. Full information to
inbending tratelers to any part of the world,
TI4ONEYTOLOANI AT 6 PER CENT
iVI from 2 to 20 years. Lists of farms for
sale in Obtaigo as well as Manitoba. Parties'
desirous to sell farms will consult their Inter-
er4ts by inspecting the advertising facilities of
Subscriber in Great Britain and Ireland and
continent of lands for sale. ANGUS STEWART,
Land Valuator, Lucknow, Ontario.
• WESTWA.WANOSH • MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company, board 'of
directors meets for the tranisacti xi of business
on the first Tuesday- each month. Parties
wishing to have Weir property insured in this
increasingly popular Company, will by giving
notice, be called upon by an agent or by ,one
of tne Directors. Business calls promptly
attended to. • Office, Dungannon. .T, M.
ROBERTS, Secretary, Wii. LAND, Treasurer.
rimaismnitimassorma
SOCIETIES
TUCKNOW
I Ledge, No. 112
meets every Friday
evening at 8 e'clock
in their hall, Campbell street. All brethren
cordially invited. D. 'Alma, Noble Grand ;
JAHN ELLIOT„Reoorder.
�. COURT
• Sherwood, No,
50, Luckliow. Meet
every hrst and third
Monday in every
monpli, in the Odd -
fellows hall. Visit-
ing. brethren a r e
cordially invited. A.
101 DAVIHON,_ 0, R.
II D. D. YULE SEC.
A0: „W. LUCKNOW LODGE OF
a the 'Ancient Order United, Workffien,
meet in the Oddfellows hall, on the last and
second Monday evenings of each month at
eight o'clock. Visiting brethren cordially
invited. Join; PEART, Master Workman.
R. D. CAMERON', Recorder.
T UCKNOW MECHANICS' nsTSTI-
14 Note. Reading room open every evening
frotia.610 top. in., excepting Saturdays, when
the limas will be from 2 to 6 p. ni. The
librarian will be- in attendance %hiring these
holm. D..0. YuLx, President. JAS. SomEn•
vILL0, Secretary.
CilEsPITAts • • r
7--
S. JEROME, L. D. S.
Wingheart, will be. in•
6 6 6
Lucnnow on the second . and
fourth ' riday and Saturday- of each mouth..
Having purchased a large amount of stock at
redacted rates, I am prepared to make good
*tate of tooth for $10 acid the beet that are .
zror $12. Pilling and extracting 5 epec-
1.8. Jza9ms.
Hew esentativc Orangemen Meet
South „Huron's Demonstration in Clinton.
South Huron semi-annual meeting
was held in Clinton on Saturday,
There was a very large attendance.
The W. 0. M., Bro. Todd, occupied
the chair, and P. 0. M., Bro. John
Scarlett, the deputy. A committee of
county niembers was appointed -
to
meet in Clinton on Saturday . next at
two o'clock, to co-operate and net in
conjunction with the local committee
in completing. programme for the 12th
July. W., Bro. John Scarlett was
appointed Chief Marshall for the day.
A telegram wa&received from South
Perth, stating that they would' join
South Huron in Clinton on the 12th;
a message was recoived from :Elgin to
the same effect; West Bruce will turn
out to a man ; North Huron will do
it duty. An immense gathering is
now assured. Tne programme will be:
Low railway rates.
Bands and children at HALF excur-
sion fares.
Grand decorations and arches.
Athletic sports.
Good hotel fare at 25c. a meal:
Keen lodge competition*
Fortning the procession.
A brilliant display of banners..
The famous Doherty and other bands.
A mons march—a Lona procession.
Comfortable speaking grounde.
Reception by Council. of Board of
Trade.
Great speakers—ansOng them the
M. W. Gr. 'Master.
Magnificent display of fireworks, by
Prof. Hand, of Hamilton.
Such a programme should be satis-
factory to everybody. The committee
and our citizens are alive to the- im-
portance of the event,. and Saturday's
meeting indicates that the arrange-
iienta already made .will l hianght to
a successful issue. The County Master
was authorized to attend, the M. W.
Grand Orange Ledge meeting at
St. John's, N. 13., August 19th. • The
lodge closed about 5 o'cloek, an re-
solved to make Clintoss ismssleareark
on the 12th Judy.
,—The newspaper men. made a good
showing on the 5th of June. Deck,
of the Kincardine.Reporter, Stratton,
of the 'Peterborough Reitiete, Balfour,
of the Amherstburgh E.eko, and H. E.
Clarke, of the Orange Sentinel got
there without any trouble.
• Tho able Member. for South Bruce
Mr. H. P. O'Connor, seems to be
growing more popular every year. He -
is a man of good ability and splendid
social qualities. We hope Mr. Mowat
will select him to 611 one of thevacant
peetfolios in the calAnet.—Pog Elgim
Time&
Dr. Stanley,' of. Watford, -cbaiirmars
of the Medieal Board, reported that
3,273 applications had been made, 742
over any previens year. Of this ntim-
bee 3,013 were accepted and 255 re-
jected, The deaths numbered 52.
Dr. J. S. Grey, Winnipeg, was recom-
mendei for his weak anmedical referee
for the Northwest. He bad examine
$81., accepted- 532, rejected 49.. ff.
Gthorrer, Guelph, and Es Garth
ilverton,
high auditors, reported deo
•
books to be correct. The reports were
recei-ved and referred to the proper
rIi,
The elections have resulted as fol- 4
lbws :— H. O. R., Edward' Iliswe, Lon-' .
dote; H. V. •C. R., G. Sinclair, Toron-
to; high sec., Thos. White, Brantford;-
high treas., John Neelands, .Winghami-
chairman Medical, Board, Dr. S.
Stanley, Watford ; associate member
-
of board, Dr. Young, Ridgetostir; high,
registrar, D. R. Kennedy, Montreal s
high senior woodward, G. McKinnon,.
Winnipeg--; -higli-jiiriint woodivard,
T. Kemp, Listowel; high senior head!
C. Doe, London ; • high chaplain,.
Rev. R.. Citulson, East Angus; high
auditors—H. Gummer, Guelph, Es
Gartmeg, Milvertorg Executive Com-
mittee -_s -R. • Elliott, Wingliam ; R.
Kidney,, Toronto ; J Elliott; London
A. T. McNeil, Peterboro'.
A grant of $500 was mad % to ILC.
R. Towe, and(a resolution was passe(
complimenting Editor Grimmer, of Tim
Forester, for his- able management of
that journal..
The installation of .office ra occurred'
this evening and the court adjourned
eine die.
Hanged at Londonw
dem" Smitklianged for the Mardernfklir
Wife.
Lossooss; June 15.—The execution. of
Henry Smith for the murder oe hies
wife Lucy, on the night of ltlebruarse
18, took place shortly after 8 o'clock
yesterday morning in :the.preeence,Ott
about a hundred speetatorss At
-
Smith's own reques$ Rev. W. Ti'
'rector of the Church of St: &dm the
Evangelist, sat with him all nightancti•-•
alternately prayed and sang hymns,.'itne
which Smith joined. • Ins last selection,
was from Sankey'S hymnal, NO- 90,,
beginning :
Mourner,. whosoe'er thou art,_,
-Art- ecrosh-lanFii room.
Shortly after6 yesterday mornings
Rev. Mr. Neil,. at present occupying
the , pulpit of the Congregational
. Church, palled upon. the prisoner and
remained with him until the execution.
Smith was very weak,. and nearly'
fainted when the sheriff's officers went.
to his cell, and, he had to besupportedi
while his arms were being- pinioned,'
The procession entered, the goal yards
at nine minutes past eight. Smiths
V.411 suPported on either side by turns
keys Ryaii and Snyder, Rev. Mr. Mit
reading Psalm xxiii. • The gallows wae.
a contrivance. of the same sort as thatr
enwhich Kane was 'hanged at Toronto'
and it is stated. that the executioner- •
was the same man. that officiated • nn
that occasion. At the. gallows Smiths
showed marked signs ofweekneSer and?
would have fallen but for the assist -
entre of the officers. After adjusting,
the noose,. the hangman drew the blael •
cap over the face, and' as he did ser the'
prisoner groaned, his last words.heitirg
"God have mercy." Itev. Mr.- no
then read the prisoners written.. son- fession, in which he uses these words ::
"I was the cause of Lucy Jackson's -
death.. I struck .her just once with my
fist, and I cbon't know whether it wan.,
the fall on the stove or the blow that.
caused her death."' The confessioii.
concludes with expressions ofigratitude.
to the officials and clergymen for their
kindness, and the statement that he
trusted in the Saviour for flargivenees.
There was a slight .delay while ther
hangman.went up a ladder to examine,
the tackle. When he came crown Rev..
Mr. Hill began the Lord's Prayer, and
at the words "forgive us -our trespasses'
the heavy iron weight (upwards of 30('
poundi4 dropped and' the doomed man's.
body shot up into the air. The Vie-
tim'a neoli was, broken, ..the goal Mut-
geon states' that the heart beat for' ten.
minutes and 45 seconds rafter the fatal.
jerk. The drop fell at 8.13;. and 27
ininntes later the body was taken.
down.- • At the critical momeratueveral7
of the spectators turned away sick, andl,
one of the number fainted. The turtles
inquest was held. and in the afteinOon-
the body was buried in the gaol yardiss-
beside those of three former victims--
Cyrug Pickard, Phoibe Camphelli4andi.
Benjamin Simmoun.,