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VOL XVIII—g6.
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Jzuhnow #tutinel
- published every -Friday at the- "Sentinel"
hluek, north-east corner icrf Outram
and Campbell Sts., Lsxeknoti,
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LUCKNOW ONTARIO, FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1890
THE LUCKNOVK'
BANJJ'ING COMI'f1Ny
(Not Incorporated.)
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GEORGE MAUI
Bruce County Council.
. 'The June Session clones the 'Business for
w the' Year.
Front the Kincardine lie otter
sun congratulated the
council_ on their assembling in Kincar-
dine. Before the business comm
EDITOR & I?UBLISHER.
'SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $1.00 PER
YEE , IN ADVANO .
\ ALL HINDS' OF
YOB : PRINTIN •
cos EcuTED W'TH NE ATNEss d: 'btu PA Tell.
' MEDICAL
— A` 11'3cDON A:f,D, M. l).,_C AM C. P. S.
- titOILc. 1{infill°
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1) PHYSICIAN,
Surgeon,ud A.cce,uchour. Surgery op-
,NA,
Cain's hotel. Office hours from 9 to12
and frim :'•to Sy. in.
Ink MBD. GOR])ON, M.D., CM:, F.T.
• M.S., M.U.P:S.O., Physician, Sur-
;;eoL, and .A'ccoucheur. Office next door to \V.
Alliu's irsplement shop. Residence at present,
Luckuuw l{utel
D1 IL l C`, -EDGES; V. S., CALLS
I _ eithe by mail or telegram proliiptly
:attended bo. Charges moderate, Office, Cor-
erigan's hall, Boarding . house, Cain's hotel.
Lucknow,
LEGA L
NI1101V CORRI,GAN, COMMISSIONER,
MONEY To LOAN
$-1► T AYE'S IS.UED ON ALL PRIN-
A oii�ru)-p rirrts:-elfeyues, draaftd" ani`
inortga„e, Gashed. Notes discounted. . Aiiter-
iean,.currericy & American bank drafts or
cheques bought or sold.
1oterest.allowed nn deposits from five dollars
and upwards at the rate of five per centum per
annum. 11I,)oey to Jeun on farm or village
property at the lowest current rates:
Fire innitran
re e ffec eel in' first class btock
-hub-Ir nee ctifiii,a"itic•s buly:'
We have one 200 acre. three 100 acre and
two•'50 'acre farms for sae cheap. Office
hones 10 a, m• to 4 p. tn.
G. A. SIDD&LL, Manager.
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LBS. OF WOOL
OOL
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el ARROW & PROUDFOOT, BARRIS-
`o.: w ters, Solicitors, etc.', Goder}ch, Ont.
1.'..G. GAruRow, Q. C. Wit. PROGDrooT. .
7LLIOT TRAVEli,,' .AT7:ORNEY AT
law, Soli itor in. Chancery; ••Convey•
ancer, • etecr Office, next door to 1fe3rtthison's
jewellery store, Lucknow, Ont.
• 1'd OR1{ISoJ' , ATTORNEY AT
• law, Solicitor in Chancery, -Commis=
inner; t �rnveyancei,--etc, 0fhce aver the
'barber shop.
GENE [RAI, -
OBi RT CUNNINGHAM, • .INSUR
ance, Fire & Marine, Guelph, .Ont.
;Qal-()
,NEY TO LOAN!' I HAVE AFEW
A!!_ thousand dellars to invest forri'vate
at reasonable interests. ELLIOT
TRAVERS.
71 i 0NEI' TO LOAN 1 ON FIRST-CLASS
111 mortgages at 7 to 7/, per cent. interest,
payable yearly, Charges moderate, Apply
to•ltoaswi' AluRRRAY, St. Helens.
C^OHN MJRchiseN, C. P. R. TICKET
' agent. One way eatr;ursions to the North
West and Paciti•: Coast. Full information to
intending traveller, to any part'of the world, '
Airr ()STY TO LOAM AT 6 PER CENT
JAL.' 'from 2 tc 20.years. Lists of farms for
sale in Ontario as well a c Manitoba, i'ai ties
desirous, to -sell -farms will consult their intei•-
e:4-3 by inspecting the•advertitingfacili'ties of
Stelsrriber in Great ,Bril;ain and Ireland and
+vantinent of lands for sale. ANGUS STEWART,
Land Valuator, Lucknow, Ontario.
MUTUAL
WAWANOSH , MUUAL
Fire Insurance Company, board of
directors meets for the transaction of business
on -tile first Tuesday, each month. ' P.►rti••s
wishing to have their prrperty insured in tbis
ricreasi gly popular 0•-mupany, will by giving
notice, he called upon l,y an agent or by one
of the Directors. -Business calls promptly
;Attended to. Office, Dungannon. , .1. M.
Ronc:trs', Secretary, Wst. LANE, Treasurer.
sa-1ETigs
TUCKN'UW
1 Lodge, No. 112
meets every Friday
evening at 8 o'clock
.iri their hall,' Campbell street, All brethren
,3ordially invited. 11. TAYLow, Noble' Grand;
JrrrN 1:LLIOT, Recorder.
. F., COURT
l�!�r/Sherwood, No.
5(), Lucknow. Meet.
every Lrst and third
Monday in ever y
month, in the Odd -
fellows hall. Visit
ing brethren • a r e
cordially invited., .A.
E"Fill +,DevrsoN C, R.
D. D. 'YULE . SEC.
A0. U. W. • UCKNO W LODGE OF
• the Ancient Order United Worku,en,
meet -in the Oddfellews hall, on the last and
second Monday e' enings of each mouth at
eight o'clock. Visiting brethren cordially
invited. JOHN* PEART, Master Workman.
R. D. CAMERON, Recorder.
. UCKNOW MECIHANICS' INSTI-
tii R
lte. eadin id froom open every evening
from 6 to 10 1' m., excepting Saturdays, when
the hours will be from 2 to "6 pp. in. The ,
librarian will be in attendance during these
hours. D. D. 'YULE,^President. JAS. SoMEn •
vtL E. Secretary. • ,
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DENTAL,
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S. JEROME, L. D. S.,
• Winglram, will be in
Luei&now on the second and
Itip fourth j Friday and Saturday of each month.
Having purchased a large amount of stock at
raiuced rates. I am p e ared-tb make good
► sets of teeth for $10 'and the bent thatiare
wade for $12. Flllingatid extracting a upeo-
1 iaftf., 41. t3. „itnoxs..,
y�R
Wanted at the old
PIONEER STILECAMPBELL'S.
OLD STAND,
LU6CKN4V!/
For which the
HIGHEST CASH- PRICE
Will be paid.
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J. -BR UMPTON.-
West Bruce
Annual Meeting of theEefor
The annual meeting of the Reform
Association of- the West Riding of
Bruce was held in the Town Ball,
Kincardine, ou •Tuerd'ay last; but on,
account -of the few notices sent out, a
small representation of delegates 'was
Lthe. result. 'The President Mr. '
Malcolm, A, occupied the• -chair, and Mr.
Wm.. Henderson ably filled the• duties
of Secretary.• After the 'adoption of
the revised constitution, the 'following
officers were elected : President, A.
Malcolm, Kincardine; First Vice, D.
McDonald, •Lucknow ; Second . Vice,
John Pierson, Saugeen ; Third Vice,
Peter Corrigan, Kinloss ; Secretary,
W. Henderson, Bervie ; Treasurer,
W. Miller, Kincardine Tp. ; Directors,
D. McDonald, Lucknow; Thos. Mur-
ray, Kinloss ; D. Henderson, Huron ;
J. Corbett, Kincardine Tp.'; M. L.
McKinnon, Tiverton; R. 'McFadden,
Bruce Tp. ; Neil' Cassidy,. Saugeen
A. Campbell, Kincardine Town.
On completion of the list of offioers,
resolutions approving of the course of
the Reform party, both in the Le►cal
and DominioniIlotgse were unanimous-
ly adopj ed.
4soclatlon.
AshIeld '
A union picnic of the Sabbath
Schools of the Ashfield circuit will by
held in M. Jas. Hunter's grove, 12th
con. commencing at 10 a. m. The
committee is sparing no pains to make
it a grand success. All are cordially
invited. Don't forget your baskets.
i A public examination of S. S.^No, 5
will be held on Friday, 27t1i inst.,
dormnoncing at -11), All interested
isi education cordially invited• lto be
present.
Dr, Strongman 'will preach a'sermon
to the Orangemen in LMr. Hunter's
grove,l2th con.on•July 6th at 24300m.
All members+ of sister lodges find (the
gblia.invitmd to be present.
Messrs. Waechter an
asked for $100 -to -repair town pipt be-
tween Brant and Greenock. Refused,
$200 was refused for the 30th side -
road from Chesle to T: r
enced
Mayor Ba,irda--:ead an address of wel-
eome to the 'assembled wisd.otn, in
which the material growth of the coun-
ty and town was referred to: Mr.
Mack.endrick, president of mechanics'
institute, also read an address, tiering
the -..councillors- -t-he-••freedoth•`-.of the
library and reading room. Mr; Ilall,
secretary, added word's of welcome.
The addresses were referred to a
committee, of which Mr. Bryan was
chairman. He reported during the
session in a very happy manner, thank-
nn�r sport t•ion=a-nd rnechanics'
institute.
It was decided that the December
session be elispe:nsed with this year.
I-Iuron county. Bail tried the experi-
ment and had found the change to
work satisfactorily.
Perhaps the two most important re-
ports are those of the r
Ye
an finance, committees. They will
be foundsubjo'ined•:—
ROADS AND BRIDGES.
The following ',recommendations
made by the committee, or amended
by council were adopted
The, bride at Paisley was ordered
to be repaired at as little cost as pos-
sible, as it will have to be.rebuilt in a'
year or two. -
Messrs. Truax and Wilson asked for
an additional grant of $635 for the
Walkerton iron .bridge: $400 was
granted. '
$200 was ganted to Wiarton to cut
down hills in that village, the latter
corporation to expend a like amount.
Messrs. Cummings_ and C4uita,ns.
ashed"for '$300 to be expended from
Rankin's bridge, across the gore of'
Greenock to Paisley, providing Paisley
'Greenock, Bruce and. Saugeen grant
$50• each. $200 was granted.
$500 was. refused Culross for repair-
ing roads. .
Messrs. McIntyre and. Shouldiee
askedthe. council to build a new bridge
at concession I3, tawnline Brant and
Elderslie. ,. Granted.
Messrs. Lain arid Little asked for
$500 to improve the gravel road be-
tween Paisley and'Hanover. Refused.
Messrs. Walker and Tolmie asked
for $2000 for building an iron bridge
on Huron ,Terrace,. Kincardine.
$1500 was granted.
Messrs. Mcrntyre and Hawthorne
asked .fon $2001to repair the Greenock
and Kincardine boundary, the muni
ciptiities to expend an equal amount.
Granted, the money to be expended
by Deputy -reeve McIntyre.
$200 was granted to improve the
north gravel road betwesn • Arr..•In,
Amabel and -the Indian reserve.
Messrs. Henderson and Miller asked
fyr $1000 to be set apart for ekpend-
iture on the• county boundary lines,
each municipality interested to be giv-.
,en a portion according to the number
of miles of boundary, and adjoining
counties to . pay an equal amount.
Refused.
Messrs. Bryan and Blue asked that
the deputy -reeve of • Kinloss and the
reeve of Lucknow examine the gravel
road assumed by this- council by by-
law iii 1876, and''if necessaryto have
the same put in repair. $50 grunted,
to be, expended by the reeve of. Luck -
now. .
• Messrs. McKellar and Currie asked
for $50•to gravel the Goderich'road in
Tiverton, 1 the village to grrint $75.
Granted.
The motion of Messrs. Bradley and
Walker asking for '$500, to repair the
Durham line through Kincardine was
withdrawn.
$25 was granted to build a bridge
between Eastnor and Albemarle.
The mill creek bridge in Saugeen is
to be repaired by.thedeputy-reeve of
Port Elgin.
Messrs. McIntosh and Hawthorne
asked for $100 to repair the Duchatin
read running tllrrougb; Kigloss.
Retused;t
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to grant $100, to be expended onllthe
8th concession.
$10.0 was granted for approach• to
Riversdale bridge on motion of Messrs.
Cournans and Walker;
$50 was granted for a bridge on the
mail "route to Tobermoray,in St.
Edmunds.
$150 ' as granted to assist Tees -
water in- building a bridge.
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e 1 lcl„e on. t:he.bounndary-between: -ern't'end..a..teanr..-�of-x..fii�e,-.
alkerton,Y and Brant is not to be picked men from East and West Zorra.
re��uilt until the irunAbrid;e at, Walk- The trst pull}Zerra men• took a de-
ertun has been thoroughly tested, with c'ded advantage, but the judge, Mr.
e view been
Hodge, of Chicago, decided it•no pull. -
b an iron bridge ' at The risen then went at it again, -when
WHOLE NQ, 858.
Resulted in -u ttruty
The Great Tug of Ward' Between Hurons
' and Bruce and West Zorra:
R. McKenzie, Kintait ; Jas. Younanc g, •
Lucknow ; Hugh Taylor, Kinlough' ; •
J. 1). Matheson, Ashfield ; J. R,
Murray, llurun ; Van Vann rut a._n,
.Beigrave ; Wm. McKenzie, Kincar-
dine township ; H. Currie, Huron ;
R. McKenzie, Isle of Sky. This is
the tug of war teats that went down •
to Woodstock to piill the West .Zorra ' •.
team but when they got there fa.urncl
cy had to
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that point.
the Zorra risen got an advantage of
A giant equal to twenty per cent, of
the county rates made by the munici-
palities ubout one foot which the Lucknow
polities in 'reparrinaleading mud -graved- minutes reduced men by steady work for fourteen_ .
At this time the Oxford
roads, was unrde by the county.---v�.� inches.Messrs. Bryan and McIntosh moved men were
boundar of lying down, some of them exhausted,'
that the bridge on the
Kinloss and Wawanosh be Te -planked friends
a panic arose among their female "
if the warden d ems it necessary, half friends to such an extent ' as.sto have
the expense frbe ,borne by Huron
county. Granted.
Ori motion of Messrs. McIntosh and
Oonixn•Pns, the ree:-of•thr..smut was
instructed to repair the bridge •on the
to%vnsliue of Elderslie and Green'bck.
• FIANCL'” RL''PoRT. a'
Mr. Moore, chairman, reported that'•
the treasurer's financial statement.
showed .receipts of $169,259.24, and
payments $166,1.18.03. A • smaller
levy will be called for all purposes
this year, than for- any single. period
for• the last twenty-five years:
The apportiontnrent of the legisla-
ture school grant was. $1,154, an
increase of $46 over last year.
• The town of Walkerton was pled
$40 for furnishing an electric light for
the county buildings forone year,
• The' request of a grant of $300 to
the three riding agricultural shows
was refused.
In council the report was amended
by g'ranting $100 to each of the riding
shows and $50 to every agricultural
society not amalgamated= with a 'tiding
society. •
Jam -es Clark' wag fined for violation
of pedlars' l:y-law: A• refund of $5,
on the motion of Messrs. Eiliot and
.McIntosh, was recommended.
$26.52 was ordered to be refunded
to Brant • township, expenses of .Mrs.
Dobson, an insane perrcin.
The account of David Keys. $214,
for building bridge between Kinear-
dine town ,and township was passed.
$75 was granted to the Bruce bat-
talion band.
$34.50 was granted to: Elderslie and
the sante to Brant for building a large
culvert and filling washout on the
town,line:
$13 was granted on notion ' of
Messrs. D. Blue and John S. McDon-
ald for repairing bridge between Bruce
and Huron -counties,
..Messrs. Bry.ui and McIntosh moved -
that $50 be granted to each mechanics'
institute in the county. $113 was
gran ted. •
$3.50 was granted on motion of
Messrs. McIntosh '..and Bryan, refund
of one half of costs of repairs on Cam-
eron bridge between Huron and Bruce
counties.
A number of other accounts for
inspecting and supplies Were also
passed. •
On completion of the work' of the
council a motion was introduced by
Messrs. Johnston and 'Bryan, Compli-
menting the al;le-and popular Warden,
Mr. James Gaunt, for the very satis-
factory manner in which he had con-
ducted the business of the session, and
of the, high appretciationn which he
is held by the members of the council.
Mr! Gaunt replied in feeling terms and
hoped to see them all back again In~
January next.
. —On election day lightning struck a
tree standing near the••rasid-ermiiof Mr.
Jas. Rowann M. P. 'in Saugeen. It
passed through the milk house scatter-
ing things about generally and stunning
all who were near where theocurrent
passed. Mrs. Rowand received a
sevein shook and Mr. Caldwell who
was tla ing hridtk ou the new house
bfa(� i ideas cansiido ply ,shaken up.
influence brought to bear on the '
Referee, Mr. .Hodge, as to cause ''bine `
to throw up his hands as a signal that
the -
perate struggle on record, lasting six-
teenand a half minutes. •• Mr. Hodge •
gave his decision in favor' of •the Ox.
ford. team 'on the ground that they had
an advantage of five inches,' although.
they should pull six feet before they
could ,claim anything. A great deal
of dissatisfaction was manifested at
the decision and many of the Huron
and Bruce even •ofler(id to wager any •
amount on another tut - but could get
no takers, some of th orra men de-
claring that they would never again
pull, not for five'hundred dollars each. •
The. committee have reciuded the.'
judge's decision and -now -ca,Ir• it.a s,
"draw'. The .Lucknow team wre -
treated in the most gentlemanly man-
ner. In fact the kii nessof. their —'•
stalwart 'opponents before and after
the contest took away all hard feelrs'
arid they parted wishing each Gth'er'fhe
best good luck: •
Mr." D. R. -McIntosh, merchant of
;Lucknow, deserves much credit for '
getting up' such a tears on. so short '
notice, Huron and Bruce team is •
still open for E•rst and West Zorra or
in fact the whole.County of. Oxford,. •
Soutll. Itinloss Cemetery.
:It will, no doubt, be a matter of in
terest'to a great many to know that
steps are, being taken to irnprove the
appearance of -the. grave -yard in con-
nection with the Sough Kinloss.church„.
and in -as -much as the fund; .in the
hands of the Managers are not suf- •
ficient to do what is really required:::
to Vc • done; they hereby -request ail d
who ;are interested in the place to turn
out on Friday, the 4th prof. and• help '
to level the roads and footpaths.' •Tie
.back part • o1- the yard is also to • be'.:..
leveled' ancl We hope that those .Who '
can bring their tans w11 do so in the •
forenoon so as to give a better oppor-
tunity for working with shovels and'
rakes in the afternoon.' It is • to '1 e •
hoped that every one 'who can stake
it convenient to cotne out on that 'day •
will do so and sett' that their plot. at•'•
least is in proper shape..
D. RENNIE,
See'v, Board of Mana;ert.;
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Col al Wreath C.Orners.
ISIT REALLY TR11C.-t -
1 can see -her gestin' bigger, ••
See her todd'in' at nay side,
Jos the cutest little. critter,,.
Teasin' papa fur a ride.
I can see her feeliu' bigger,
Can't hep seein' baby grow' ;
But I ear'i't see how it comes ter'
- This ---"that bady's got a ben,"
EURBItA.-L-It will undoubtedly pt'otre
interesting to the leading merchants
and citizens in general ofi Paramount
and Lochalsh to hear that,- ��:1I,," the.
strayed .-i;r ell;'s'eeket,' was picked up
on the 2nd cup. by a "fish peddler" at
an early hour on Monday morning and
conveyed to his former residence on ..
Church St., South Lochalsh,
- PROFIT ANn Loss. ---Our egg -peddler', ,
Mr,• Willis, has. undoubtedly found a•'
profitable hen's nest in the willows • at•,•..
the Corners.
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