Lucknow Sentinel, 1893-05-05, Page 1•
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Tracle_ For cataatt
Sa ' s}Axes .ind Guts
New goods best quality
Cultery and, lamp. p. goo.dk
All to shite Cana-
dian ,Tra.ile:. -
SEE WIZEN YOTJR BY
tou'il-LL BEY: WREN
YOL SE -
TAYLOR
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Good, Indacemeats
li[eld of . to burrs
looking for
No -trouble to SstO'Z'i'
goods: 1w e ry- .
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WHOLE NO, 100.6.
Mi!VION
LUCKNf,JW.
6pita paid up
. Reserve Fund
"rota! Assets
LOC.L PILGPHS.
Newsy sygt dsServedlup:rog Sentinel Iteade,rs
Pregident -50I-IN STUART.
--Vire :President—A. C4-. RAMSAY.
DIRECTOAS
day's. 10 toil. Deposits of 81 and upwards
- SPECIAL .15EPOSITS alsO received at 'cur-
rent rates. of intereSt: °
DRAIllgr'6'n Great Britain- and the linite,d
DE IN.ITAIT,
KERS!
Or Luokuow Banking- Comp';
ash
Trout f sh-u3 oop ened - on Monday
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UCKNOW, FER'Y 1.0T11-, 180a
. We have the following farid properties.for
sale cheap and on easy terms of payinent, viz:
acre farin and- a 150 acre farnal_and a-- 200 -acre
farm lim-onToWnship a- 200- acre farin; in
West Wawanosli Township farra df 100. acres •
A0401.d two. farms of 100. acreS eakla..;- in Turn
'berry ToWnship, only. a few miles froin the
town. of Wiiaghani,- 100 aeres of timber - land,
firSt mortgages et farm or :village iiroperty,
at frora 512- per ceLt, interest up. Therate is gov-
'42,1SO lend Small. amounts. of Money ori• •second.
mortgages Alla first chattel Mortgages....
We dO -ii,-eneralbanking businesS in all its
dr44. en all Canadian " peintS and en the
AnieriCaii* -Exchange National Bank, 'NeVit
througliOnt _the _United States; Make cancer
or the -Nerth-west, and Cash cheqUes On:" ip.y
--place; -"1:;ending Money' on: .farmerS notes a
--Wingham, will be- in Lutkriow
on the -second 'and. fOurth-
and. Saturday of each m. nth. G-ood sets
Office at -Cain's •
LEGAL
A.. MALCOMS01\1,. BARRISTER,
Selicit-u-, Conveyancer, _etO„ (late of
AIORRI,50N, ATTORNEY. AT
barber -shoP,
Be.sure and spend the 24th
—Don't fail to.- see the. red, .white
.--7Those.baby carriages ,at
Smith's are just fine. •
—First-. class attractions for- small
charge at Lucknow on Queens Birthday '
A. handsome hew piano ;was
placed in the parlor of the Cain House
_On Wednesday.
r. and Mrs. W. -17. Little left
for . their new home in Milverton
Thursday morning.
—Mr. - and Mrs. Frank Greer
.We effect Insurance on all claSseS of
ings, either -in _Stock or Mutual Ceinpaines as
desired.. None lint first, class CompanieS rep-
resented, `.
THE4 PAISLEY BRIDGE.
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o ti a Editor of the ;Sentinel
-DEAR; SIR,-ln a late issue . of the
Tara.Zeader and Bruce -Herald .appea •-
ed a communication from the represen.-:
ative of ,the Brown Bridge Company,
f Belleville, Ontario, stating some of
his grievances for not having received
the .'contract •of the bridge to be • built
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.neat Paisleya- over the 'Saugeei. River.
t, `---ti..,,..;,'r lni-far,
arrived 'here • frau _the Northwest
Territories last w4ek.
—There- will be Divine services - in
the English-. 'Church - next Sunday
morning and evening.
have sortie. of those
in raen's sizes. The cheapest clothing
suits
in the market.—W Connell.
ANP ..11Y1ARIN4_,
—Mr. John McGarry has purchased
from Mrs. -R. J. Whitely the "Whit
ly House in this village.
Mrs.. Joseph Elliot left for 'Orin
this week, wterei,Mr. Elliot has- bee
working for -some time.
Come and secure some of thos
W. C. Trelea-ven. •caritured
ELLIOTT; OVFICE -AND RESI-
nosite lio4-el Office, hours'from 9: to 12
anti Accoucheur:
'Alliin's implement shop.. It,
-3ttefided to. -Charges moderate. Residence,
... Outran/ strea, -opposite 1)r. Elliott's- and'.
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,,-,it•clioncl deor north of SEN I -NEI. ofiThe. . ..
ce next door. to NV.
sidence Ross street, -
2:30p. in., S.uperintdndent„Wra: S. Helmes:
'Adult :class _ every Wednesday evenino•
O'clodk:, Bible and prayer book lesson's.
librarian =ill be in atteu.dance 2.g these
farge-speckled trout on Wednesda..,y.,
'fhe annual meeting of the Holyrood
Mechanica' Institute was iteld
1Vlonday evening, but owing- to the
disagreeable weather only a few turned
out. The Secretary' Treasurer's report
w4s adopted and ether business was
transacted. The : following offiders
were elected for. the current year :
Piesident," Wm. Valens ; -Secretary
Directors, Jas. Marshall, Jas.- Purvis,
Alex. McKenzie, Johnaton and
David Falconer. The. managerg of the
Institute _have_lately made quite.exten-
.sive • purchases and the library is
certainly a _very -cr4diable one for a
rural district. There are at present
about ';fifty7four members who have
joined for this year.
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BrOge. Pompany...w.ere. carefully con-
sidered withalli the others. They. put
indteriders fdr two kinds Of bridges.
btlt-conSidered too high in 'price, it- be -
the hiOest tender laid before us.
Tle.other one, ithat hp speaks about as
beina so cheap, was .considered to be
deSign of the bridge
accepted: :by the Conimittee:
states that' they :Went to as ,rauely ex-
.-p'enae preparing the plans .ag any of
the .others{Whe tendered. If so, •vie
4ere only furnished: -with a, pen :and
ink sketch of he .cylinder: ablitraents
r the bridge:mentioned. in his 'letter,.
.nearly a pound:and a half in weight.
has been called to Trinity ;churc
Durham, and haa entered on his dutie
—124000 shingles just arrived 'at
-Mr. Nicholson, the' owner -of,. lot 6,
eon. 7, has moVed on to his farm lately
and iS -commencing at once to. improve -
the appearanc'e of the old ranch.
Stewart's mill in Luclinow. Pa,rtiLps
requiring" shingleS
ley, Cheslei and Tara, assigned
stO
Vi_oaday to W. A. Campbell.
W. .Berry arriVed h
Ttinloss, who -wrote on the Primary
Art school exataination held Feb.,25th
passed on: the following su.bject : Joe
Purvis, practical . geometry, model,
freehuid, blackboard. and menaory..
Maggie Donovan, freehand, geometry
and model. EttarThompson freehand
evenings at Mr. Baker's hotel while
visiting schools in the neighbahood
nd the plans Were -part of the -ten- week.
er- the Committee had nothing defi- - Jimmy, Hunter has taken - the ,,
nite to gnide them in the matter. The - contract ef building a - belfry . for the
iender that -i•Alas accer.)ted had a plan sixth sori...-Lsclaool house. -
of the cylinder abutmentsi and 'design. The.- bell for the tenth con. school
bridge throughout, that was of such house, parchased through John Parvis
nature that the Conamittee upani- has arrived and is a good -one. It
ousl3T favourd. it, when compared weighs (including- the frame) about
ith the other tenderq. There - is :35-0 pounds and cost nearly $30.00.
three eylinders at each. end ' of the Kinloss will soon be well,supplied with
bricirre- and So arranged aa to strength-- school-bellS..
strong at that point of the river the To FIGAAND ppTAToEs
Trains leal--e In Allow for smith at 6:.:08 -m,
M.
t su_BsdiutETI OPENED AN
iiii security- for -anyltime,- at the low4t
late of interest. The p incipal may be paid
- at the end of the time, o a part of the prind--
..palmaY be -paid each -ye r, interest ceasing on -
the amount paid, For- further particulars,
VETS, ARMSTRONG IS- PRE-
prki to gwe lessons in voca. and in -
office in the- 'building east: of the-
AGREE7SIENTS, BONDS, LEASES,
-DEEDS; MORTIGAGES: AND- W.I.C.LS
- yngs, mills, bridges,' etc, , furnished
on short notice.
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1.... -meets in the _sOuth end. Lodge- Room.
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FarnierS,-r---lool. to your awn interest -an
insure.' yoUr. farm buildings and
priyate dwellings in the
N._.e PlikfTli.44.
CASH SYStElq-
C. T., U..-- The regUlar mon' thlY- centd-tO 90 cents per SAO for three :years,..
Teraperance 'Union Will be- heldevery second - %RH N L.#414 E
Vednesday.of each Month in the Odd Fellows- -
from Lagers -611 on-- Saturday aiSt. 1K
--ither is still very _low.and hopes
'are entertained of his reCo.very.
siSter caiik,ht the' infection: Far-
mers ha.ve more Nv at6r than they want
tor spring ploughing purposes.
For bo);s' suits ao to Con
The stock is laraer in this line t
usual this -se,ason. We cant fit
Mr. Thos.' Mathie has secured -
St. Catharines. Nr. Steel 'Murdoch
large till. shop. in '
,appears in a family it -is the du
Board of Health and the principal -al
pY
position ip large Ishor?
en against -the ice thrust is very
spring, and had to be guarded .'aaainst
with great -eare • ana calation. TheY We always •was troubled with our
part of the, weight of the bridge.: The neiahbor's. pigg, and although we did
are also so ctonatructed that each carry
design of the- bridge also wos well lik: to .1.)g u4ghb°.14Y it w.as. g°. in". a
worthy of •COnsideratiOn in: PrePrence :little too,,!ar to neishbor with the pibz.tYs
to the Brown Bridge Conapartyrs as the and as 'we dicVnt Want to. quarrel or
top chords of the bndge accepted N,Vill make bad -friends we.put up with it as '
ease
-the Public. School. '
--We are .selling carpets at rig, V
_prices for gpod qUality
all wool,- tapestry 9,.ncl r Brussels.
sure -and- see. what Connell -has in Stock
when. you want a Carpet. •
activity. in the lo'cal -horse inarket. t .0 -
past .few *weeks, . notwithstanding the
CKN OW
meets every Friday
evening at 8:O'clock
- in fheir hall, Campbell Streef. All brethren
F. ,COURT
.50,-Lucknow. Meet -
every first And thiyd
Monday in every
KINLOUGH
. Also", agent _ fer -the! Phoenix, cif •-.)...ondoil;
to the bridge. than the level) .chord-,
Bridge Company ; ,also in thei tender puttin' the bad out in the.lane. . Now,
such theirlesign show9. by the Brown wain potatoes, Bill and me, -and
geoepte'd contained a Clausejn. which- pigs is iiaaticulai fond iof sea things
ary bridge for -the Of the public; • -
-within-thirty days after signing. the dozen times that clay, they still kept
Tbe.Conainittee looked upon that part board over lie hole under the gate
in, where they ,got in. One big sassy
. black fellow waited arountl till I hed
as cluit.e -a consideration as it was
the board.on; then hejust ‘marched up
tender... He- also -states tlat ifrom ad_ :and rooted that board off and • vs.altzed" .
was in.. the. BybWa _Bridge Cpmpany's
miSsions made by the tgineer that he -in again.
thought the bridge accepted is lighter This made me billin'. mad, So I made -
-than .his..i How Can that be; 'When the --up my mind I'd fix him, so I told him .
bridge thkt -Was accepted is_ to carry a to, come right in and .enjoy hisself, -fir
weight 60280 lbs. per lineal, foot, and it want goin'' to last lona. : I Hunted
his, -bridge,. _lie Stated, waS for 1200 out a great big. potatio ail hollewed it-
.gouada. .' When:the Commititee adver- out And filled up the hole )1'itla cayenne
-tised for 'ten.dergithey did not agree'to paper, then. plugged it • :up again. I -
.acc.ept the lowest or any telider.. Had theld;it f:iut and teld Mr.. Piggy it was'
they asked for ter.ders on a givenplan, for -him, and he'came up quite spry 'to
then, no!doUbt, the lowest would have get. his potato. He ,neVer st )pped td'
-been.aceptedr, but Ithis wa's not_ the examine it, although I 'Warned him an
case; .::Thans\were.to be furnished by s id I wasn't jest mire he'd -relish
-those w4o'tehdered. Col:Ode-ling all but as he wasn't in the -habit of mi!d-
-daurity ;would haye _the leaSt, hesitation. . Now the fun bega.,n- but not fir the
-0 the Ancie
meet in the Oddf
second Monday e
invited. D. PAilur
t Orde'S ;United Workmen,
lowshalr, on the kit and
isiting brethren cordially
RSON., Master Workman
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o obtain the best prices for
your
irCr
it -is to -your advattage
FINE LIVERPOOL 8
and bringrit to market in rolls
weighing_ from 2 lb. to 3 lb. or
in tul?s Crocks or pails at
this. season
good prices.
use
numerous mthe country,
meets m rantforcl. Jiune,. when
will constitute the highest court of the
the blare of- truMpets Pre. dictec ar_ -year
ago and the: promoterS of the `sclieme•
Anglo-ISrael-l•Vilcli- the :king •h
in endorsing the taken -by the had his—'twas me arfil
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Comm4tee, in accepting , the teride47 turn fer fun. We juSt laughe, till we
they diel.;.not-only for, tl-le extra work cried- to See that pig. First lib tried to
that the.Company agree do in erect- spit up _the potato, but nearly
sulierioifity of the design Of the bridge top. Next he set up on hilIS hind' legs
regret that such an......1.111141caiant feol-
over -the Brown .Bridgei- Company's- and pawed at his mouth' and- looked. _
shOuid have got into :this gentle-. tears ran out of his eyes •.and -Mouth
quite agohizin' and rad sick. The
man2s mind, .mathout any; just cause, and- he cried real hard like a$ if he'd
b t thle Comtnittee meti to transact lost some dear friend, !Mega he looked
3,3 efIed like to 'till rae what was'
_The ,green .goods men of New for th.4, best interests of the ratepr.yers
_ pose of pleasing or pampering; any
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approacheA, are ft. ooding.Ontario- with,
their circulars. They are seductive
single individual or Company.
letters,' an.c1 find too nian;) victims Tha
time." as one sent to the'. isr.lagle 'the
other' day sai4, "hoiteSty vial the best
-nking yon for ko
in your valuahle.paper,
A. elitism:1m,
tt but. i.ines .change
much
him and get some -sympathy.
But felt hardened to him—harden;
ederthan I'd evei. felt before.. You
see it was -all his .)Nvn dttin's and he
learned. a good lesSon—a, good hot one.
1 -le didn't care for any more potatoes
that day and never see a meeker pik
walk out any gate as this fellow did
Chairraan R. -4)3. Committee. that day out min.