Lucknow Sentinel, 1892-04-15, Page 5• 7717,51,1
The Lucknow Sentinel, Bruce k..lounty, April 15th
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HINLOSS COUNCIL. j W Cameron, T Woods W Kinahan,
"Council met April 4th. The Reeve
in the chair. Members all present,
-The minutes of last meeting- having
been read and approVed, it was Moved
by Henry seconded by Moffat, that a
statute labor beat be formed, extend-
ing from lot 13 to 15, inclusive, in the
bad concession, and the corresponding
lots.on the rear half of the 1st conces-
sion, and that Kenneth McKenzie be
'appointed pathmaster for the said
beat. Upon application of Donald
(,.G.rdham it was moved by Moffat,
‘tatoonded by Henry, that ten dollars
be aranted to widow Smith, she being
in indigent circumstances, and that
the said sum be placed in the hands f
the said Donald Graham for expend].
ture.—Carried.,
Moved by Henry, seconded by
4ohnstone'that the fees for the town-
ship hall be as follows, namely: all
meetings except those hereafter named
the sum of $2.00 per day or night;
for lectures under the auspices of the
Mechanics' Institute, $1.00. All
meetings to be addressed by members
of Parliament or conducted for such a
position, and member of Provincial
Board of Agriculture, to be free.—
Carried.
Mr. John Donahou applied to the',
,council asking, that a fence placed ac -
cross the road allowanee between lots
5 and 6, on the 10th concession be
removed.
Moved by Moffat, seconded bYrJohn:
stone;that the clerk be instructed to
notify James Marshall, the owner of
lot 5, to have the said fence removed
withodt delay.—Carried.
Account of 'George Hayes, for re-
, ,pairing a wing ,of a bridge with stones
at lot 2,6, con. 6, $5; was ordered to.
.be paid.
AcCount of Joseph Beamish, for
cleaning stove pipes in the Township
Hall,. $2, was ordered to be paid..
. Moved by Henry, seconded by Mof-
fat, that Patrick Kelly be appointed
caretaker of the hall at $1 for every
day, or 50 cents for every night meet-
ing, and that he be responsible for the
collection of alt fees forthe use of the
. Moved by .,Moffat and Johnstone,
that $15 be granted to widow Alexan-
• der, ,the suit to be placed in the.hands
of James Nicholls for expenditure.—.
Carried., . • ' °
Account of Harry Days, for medi-
cine for Mrs. Kingham, '65 cent% laid.
over.
The Council adjourned- to meet
again on the 27th of May, and on that
..4 -lay to hold a court of revision.
PETER REID, Clerk..
J Craig, W Armstrong, 'S Thompson,
G White, D Rutherford, A Harper, J
B Rutherford, D Todd, E Durnin, W
Hutnphrey, D Donovan 0- Taylor, R
Lockhart, J Webster, NV W Scott, T
Stothers, A D Cameron, B Laughlin
S Phillips, J Gordon, J R McPherson,
G D Mckenzie, E Jarvous, T
Taylor, W Callahan, P Callahan, G
W Ellis, E McQuillan, A Anderson Jr,
W McDonald, J Paterson, D Kennedy
1) Archer, J Foster, R Thompson, J
Mowbray, S Clark, T Anderson, J
Webb, 0 Horne, A Sproal I) S Sproal.
Fence Viewers;ILJ Plunkett, A Mc
Cabe, J Smith, J Maean, A Dunkeld
A Pentland, G Smyth, J Thompson,
W Cameron, J Gordon, J B Rutherford
L Sauilers. Pound keepers:—II More-
d J W Jackman, P McCann, J
01 rk, T Alexander, W Humphry, J
Campbell, J Archer.
WEST WAWANOSH COUNCIL
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Met on Saturday, April 2nd, mem,
bers all .present, minutes _of former
meeting were read and approved.
The treasurer's statement for Feb, and
March showed receipts $222.49 and
expenditure $83.59 leaving $184.45
on .hand.
Michael .Murphy asked aid fioni the
Council to. enable • him to buy seed
grain, he not being able to do so. .
Moved by Mr. Bowers, seconded by
Mr. Gibson that $1-2 be given to Mr:
Murphy.—Carried. '•
It was resolved to pay -John Miller
5.10.for 31 rod of wire fence at 15c.
granted by a resolution of the council
9t1i, 1890.
Mr. Kerr appealed for compensation
for two laml,s and one sheep killed by
dogs. A ceimilunication as read
from the township solicitor on liability
of. Municipalities for the payment of.
slieep killed by dogs. Mr. Kerr's case
was laid over to a following .ineeting.
Alessrs. Caldwell and Wells asked
assistance ill aid of John Shoulti,
latelyburnt out in Manchester, a
worthy case fin' charity. Moved by
Mr. 'Gibson. Seconded by Mr. Medd
that the council grant $20 to assist
Mr. Shoultz. ,The usual grant of $20
was • given to Lucknow Agricultural
Society. It was decided to subscribe
for six copies of the Municipal World
for use of the members of councils
Moved by Mr. Medd seconded by
Mr. Todd that a by-law. be passed
dispensing with the payment for sheep
killed by.dogs' while the tax on dogs
be maintainedin the township.
The . follbwing pathmasters were
appointed: —S Kerr, J W Jackman, D
McPhee, J Pierce, J Willard, J H
Mallough, G Armstrong W Plunkett,
J Nivins Rutledge, J Bruce, 0
Howill, 'J Teagan, T Nickolson, W
Stothers, J Curwin, W P Grearson, W
Ivers,T Young, C Wilson, W Andrews
J Clifton, A Stafford, S Medd,
Curnanins,,T Radcliffe, II Glen, T Mc-
Roberts, W Campbell, J Wilson. Jr.
R Bowers, 3 Clark, R McAllister,
McAllister, ,J Thompson, E Brophy,
J Hickingbottom, P O'Connor, W H
Harxison,.. TZWoq,ds,,,,S Cook, 3Durin,
The following accounts were paid—
W Murphy, charity $12, J M Smith,
Gravel $2.59 J Miller, wire fence $5.10
Shoultz, charity $20, Lucknow Agr.
Soc. $20, Municipal World $5, Taylor
Bros. cedar$2.80, J Ferguson rep. road
50e, J H. Gay, rep. road $3.00, R
Towry bal. onJob in Dungannon, $5.75
Council will meet as Court of Revis-
ion on Saturday, May 28th.
R K Miller, clerk.
ILSRFIELD COUNCIL.
Never. Good
' Gouricil nnet in council room
suant to adjournment, Reeve Grffiln
absent, iminutes of last meeting read
and signed. On motion of Kickley
and Parrish H Girvin took the chair.
The following accounts were ordered
to be paid:—H. McIntosh, for work
aria ,t...Yrayel-- --W-. -D., .$3:35;'
W. Speers; overcharge on statute
labor, $1.50; it Bryan cutting ice on
gravel, road $1 ; S.. Echlin, lumber on
S. R. 9 and 10, con.' 1, E. D., $2.12
,W. Kickley, for spikes, 50.; Paul
Smeltzer, inspecting bribge, S. R. 9'
and 16, con. 7., $10.25 •; John Kilpat.
rick, for, repairing Phillip's bridge,
con.' 8 and i, $4; Mrs. Nichelson,
charity, $7.50 ;.; M. Parries, salary: for
collecting rates, $80, .also, overcharge
on collector's' roll, $1.57,
• On 'motion of Parrish and Kickley
the, council adjourned to tneet again
on•the 28th day of May, the Court
of Revision' to be held at 2 o'clock on
that day.
W STOTHERS, Clerk.
KAAKE & CO.'S
Second' Annuncement of
SCHOOL BOOKS, SHEET MUSIC, PHOTO ALBUMS,
Window Blinds, Berlin Wool, Bibles, Hymn Books,
• Combs, Wall Paper, Etc.
TUESO,AY
D4.ariirtz Fu'ItiriCaiantg APRIL,
at 0.00- p.m.
MaNZ.421...X1VrAii. 247Cao3E6
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EAT we intend to give every lady and gentlemen a
chance to get a beautiful, album, yalued at $3 or one
dozen cabinet photos free. We place in our window a
quart sealer of beans. Any one. buying $1 worth of
goods or Photos is entitled to a ticket with the number on it
yon guess. The neaf-est number gets the prize.
Beans put in sealer by Mr. Kincaid and will be counted
by a disinterested party n July 1st. This will commence
on April 1Ft.
• WILL LEAVE TORONTO
With COLONIST SLEEPER ATTACHED
FOR I,.
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AND THE
CANADIAN NORTH-WEST
For full infortnation and descriptive pamphlets or
Manitoba, the North-West Territories aud Britian
Columbia, apply to any C.P.R. Agent.
J. Murchison, Agt, Lucknovi.
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MORTGAGE SALE
rpHERE* WILL BE OFFERED FOR
JL sa1e6 under power conts,ined• ia a mart. •
gage by public auction at
MaDoughrs Hotel. _Dungannon
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—ON—
Wednesday, April 20, 1892,
At 2 o'clock p. m.
The west half of lot number one, in the 4th
concession of the township of Ashfield, in the
•county of Huron, containing 100 acres, more or
less; 85 acres cleared and cultivated, balance
heavily timbered with maple, beech and
hemlock.
There is a good frame dwelling -house, good
frame barn and a large bearing orchard.
It is situated about 4i miles from the Village
of 'Dungannon and 13 miIes from the Town of
Goderich and the 'Village of Lucknow. Good
roads and markets. Churches, schools and
post -office convenient.
TERMS
Ten per cent. of the purchase money to be
paid down at the time of sale, and the balance
within thirty days thereafter. Arrangements
can be made to allow a portion of the purchase
money to remain on the mortgageata reason-
able interest.
For fuather particulars apply to
H. MORRISON,
or to Vendor's Solicitor,
JOSEPH MADLOUGH, Lucknow.
Auctioneer, .Dungannon.
Lticknow, April 2nd, 1892,
A \ ING resolved to carry on, business, as usual, I have
• just received a new and well assortecl' stock of Spring
Goods. Beautiful pattertls and latest designs in "Ladies
Ceylon Sultings." Every',,ody should see these goods. They
are simply beautifal.
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RAILWAY.
ONE WAY EXCURSIONS
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tea.. wolettet, New Patterns and Fine Quality.
the latest, patterns -in both English and
• 1941w, American.'
All alley deliartmi-nts-. of my stock are equally
replenished by th,, (hboicest and latest goods in the rnarl-cet.
FARM PiNEKICE TAKEN SAME AS CASH.
• A call is.merely solicited to satisfy the wants and tastes
of th-e;moSt fastidious.
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TO ALL POINTS IN
MANITOBA, • BRITISH
COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
TERRITORY, OREGON
AND CALIFORNIA.
Leave Toronto at 41:15 p. m., on
Feb. 24, March 9 and 23,
Apr. 6 and 20, and May 4.
Through Tourist Sleeping Cars to
Vancouver without change.
The train leaving Lucknow at 10:38
a. m. connects at Toronto with this
excursion train.
Baggage checked through to destin-
ation from here.
For rates and all information
apply to
D. W. HAYES,
Agent G. T. R., Lucknow
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HOOSIF STEEL FRAME, CRAIN DRILL.
Over -25,000 Hoosier DriiN and Seeders with gitur Positive
Force' Feed in {Use in Canada.
SALE OF VALUABLE
VILLAGE PROPERTY
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE a of power
of sale contained in a ,Mortgage made
by Mrs. A. Henderson, default having been
made in payment thereof, will be sold by Pub-
lic Auction, at
Cain's Hotel in the Village of Lucknow, on
Thursday, April 14th 1892
At one o'clock p. m., the following property:
Lot No. 11, in the sub -division of Park Lot
number 15, and Lots 361 and 366 in said village.
Upon the above lots is built a good frame
louse, (with_ stone foundation), 19x2ft4 ,With
kitchen, 1624; milk. house 1214 and wood-
shed 12x28, all in good repair.
• TERMS.
The purchaser shall pay a deposit of 8100 at
the time ot sale, the balance of one-half of the
purchase money in one month thereafter; the
remaining one-half to be paid in cash, or seeur •
ed by a mortgage payable in froni one to five
years at tbe optim, of the purchaser.
Fer further piirticulars, apply to
CRERAR, CRERAR & BANKI ER,
Vendors' Solicitors, Hamilton:
April 4th; 1892.
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LABORATORY. GODERICH, ONT.
J. M. McLEOD,
Propriztor ,and Manufacturer
Sold by Harry Days and A. B. Congram,
Druggists, Lucknow.
horse moves. . is the
THE HOOSIER IS THE MAI ?OSITIVE. FORCE FEED, and
only drill that deposits ihe grain evenly just the depth you want it in hard' or
soft soil. REMEMBER THIS.
THE HOOSIER COMBINED DRILL ';..i't11 cultivator teeth is the hest
cultivator made, and' is the only implement made with teeth- on independent
draw bars that can he set for h ,rd • and soft land while the team is in motion.
The Hoosiers lighter on the horses than any other drill made. The points of
excellence in the Hoosier that other drills do not have are worth more to the
farmer than any drill in the world.
THE COMBINED HOOSIER can be changed from drill to seeder or seeder to
drill in less time than any drill msde. Send 'forour new illustrated catalogue
and testimonial sheet. Beware of purchasing drills that infringe our patents.
NOXON `BROS. M'F'G. 00. (LTD.), t'INGEnsom., ONT.
Th'e financial standing of this Company is firsi.cless, they being rated at
$245,000. No combine here.
JOHN CAMPBELL, Agent, Whitechurch Ont..
Also dealer in all kinds of Agricultural tmplements, Organs, Sewing
Machines; etc., all .from the best makers in Catiad.
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TO THE FARMERS
I have rented the store
occupied by Mr. Geo. Kerr
and am prepared to
CA_SI-1
FOR BUTTER AND EGGS.
The highest price will be
paid for butter according to
quality.
R. C. S ARUM.
Colorado Spring neaL.
,VICTE HAVE A LARGE Q TANTITT
of the gennine Colora o Sprin
Wheat of our own growing fit for geed, we
cleaned, testing 64 pounds per bushel. W
can reconmend this wheat to farmers aft
two,years trial. Prices on application.
Also five young Shorthorn bulls for sate on
reasonable terms.
E. GAUNT ft. SONS,
Cons 11, West Wawanosh,
St, Helens, On
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