Lucknow Sentinel, 1893-10-20, Page 5t.
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LuGlco.ovii entinet, Brace eour ty-� cto �r:24t-h
LADIllst DEPARTMENT. -usefulness by our money and influence,g
Tatting, 1,: Miss Nott ;: 2, hirs C Campbell - knowing this we .lift up - our hearts in
Crochet, work, 1: Miss Symington; 2, 14" gratude to God -for vin us a shire
.Campbell g
Embroidery in, linen 1, -C Durnin , 2, Miss` in- this work:. In looking ....coil; the
Symington work . of the year just past we have
"Embroidery-- in .. musien,1,- Mrs, -Russell ;_ 2,� -. er little: to -comment ons our work
- Mrs C Campbell y
- Embroidery in cotton, '1,. -Mrs C. Campbell i has been -done quietly but steadily,
2.. -bliss Sy nmton -- our .meetings have held
Mrs Strahan
been d regularly;
- Fancy braiding,- 1, Mss Symington ; 2,the attendance. fairly: g ,
ood; all wenn
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_Toilet Set. 1 Miss Nott. - - 2,. Mrs C` Camp bergs wearing ,the :"White . Ribbon "
belt- - - - : . during' the ear. We suffered :'the
Fancy patch work; _l, A B .Tohnstoile 2 loss .of three m embers,-�one: to: a- bright'
Miss; Symingtoa ... .
- Patch work in wool, 1,: Mrs Strati an ; 2, er and better home .above, - the -ot er.
:Miss -- - h re of . usefulness. ix
to another sp, e -
.new members .have been added :so we
begin .the: year with -.renewed thankful-.
ness.. The special work , 'of our union
has been a series. of -"Parlor meetings"'
Under
eetings-
under the- able `Management of County.
Superintendent. -which have _been_ suc-:
cessful in- advancing. -the interest in
temperance work, but we. still have t0
.deplore. the factthat many christian
women -hold �thernselves `aloof .from .the:
W. C. T. V. and fail to_ see the: truth
that temperance -work' lies at the_ base
,of. all true - missionary . work- of. the
most Christlike=character.
- SCIENTIFIC TEMPERANCE.
When we realize that temperance.
and -hygiene 'were last ..year _ taught - to
15:1.8-17-, pupils`-- w4hereas fife n ;yearn
ago, only ::18,9$�; it ;is ih rejoic-
ng that welearn-a new and .improved
temperance text boo_ k is • `now -ready for
schools, , - whf-
-Children
we remember . that
of ay -are the citizens of
the future . -and- s :- the home is the
-promise of the nation, we recognize
the value of persererving effort in their
behalf. i "Unfermented Wine," three. of
the village churches and two.- in the
immediate vicinity whose 'Pastors re
e in town use. unfermented Wine` at
4,4444441
-Enibroidery on bolting cloth 1. Miss Nott •
. Linen shirt, -_liand .,made, 1.„ mri-W Mc -
Miss afinington . ..
Linen, shirt hana made, 1, Mrs- Hamilton .
Pair Woollen Gloves, 1; Mrs W MoXenzie ;
. Sofa Cashion:,. 1, Miss. Symington f 2, Miss
- Pillow- Shams 1, T Anderson.; 2; -Miss
- Point lace, 1, .Aliss Nott ; -2, .Miss -Syming,
Craik patch:work,- I; Miss Symington ;
Suit ladieS' under Wear, 1, Miss Nott ; Ali s
Tinsel , Work, I, Miss Nott • 2 -A. it Joliii-
Etolii,rig On any material; fine or .504Pet f
. . Wax Work,. 1, Mrs' Campbell ; .2, Miss Sy --
Woollen.- yarn, I, . Airs = Hamilton ';', 2
. Heinton Lace-, 1, .L Syrningtoni 2;
- Drawing room screen, 1 Mrs C Campbell ; 2
- Table Scarf, I M Bethune ; -AB -Johnstone:.
Tex cozy, i Mrs- C Campbell ; 2 'Mimi Nott
- Ribbon' work, 1 A B Johnston ;.: 2 Miss Nott
Woollen shawl Crotchet or nitt,- 1 Mrs 0
• Painting on silk or satin. in oil, 1- li-,Sym--
. - Tire 'screen, 1 Mrs. C_ Campbell -
Fancy tidy, -1 Miss Nott - 2: AB Jehn ton
Chenille embroidery on:felt or plush,1 IBS
. Mantle drape, _1 R Young ; Mrs Hamilton
- Cuil,,tion of Lt,di-es work; I Mikis Nott ; 2
1.'25 ; : - Connell
on for - gravel,
pairing: culverts ::on . con. 9 -E.: D.,� $
Charles: _ McPhee, . ; repairingf, culvert,
$3 : Chas Robinson for barring .dead
sheep, :$1; A Be ton ; for . nspecting
grav-e1,: - 3t75 ; J Simpson, _. Inspect-
grading and .underl drain 5 6 and 7,
$6.45 ; ThOmas Lannon ravel to
Pathmasters, -$8.56 ; Hugh McLeod
also for -cover and work on bridge• -at
Silver Creek, $24,75 ; .Alex McLean,
for cedar tiniber, ; H McLeod re -
McLean for cedar $7 50 Thornas
Whitaker for treSpassing on private,
property, ; Robert Drennan . for
grading on D L., $5.29 ; Patelich
Doyle Gravellink ' con. 10, $13.57 ;
Jas McClusky gravelling, S R. 3 and
grairel, $19.50; Jiihn, Hart, Inspecting
Harrises bridge, '$6-; Thomas. Dlsher
pleading bridge 9n 5 R 9 and 10, con.
the. Lord's Supper holding the wine
-of cominerce— unfit for sacramental
service. In flower mission work 250
sicic visits, 150 text cards, 30 boquets
a -good, quantity of jelli6s- and fruit
other things were distributed and in.
some install -obi money wat given, all
of which. Were reteived with gratitude.
" Literature 1 500 paves have been
-.distributed, the boxes at -the post
office, railWay station and, mehanic's
institute are kept replenished, with
Journal -,4 our own paper the SENtNEL
is given items on temperance '; 21- of
our members subscribe for the Womqns
Jogrnal. This year we have addea to
our other departments that of Evange-
listic and juvenile work which was
much needed-, praying that , drunkness
ar..d impurity may cease and holiness
to the Lord -be upon every hOme.
After -the above report *as read `,,the
'following ,officers were elected for the
ensuing year. President, -Mrs. §mith;
Vice -President, Mrs. McDonald ; Rec.
See., Mrs. Arrastrong Cor. Airs.
Hornell; Treasurer, irs. Berty.
ing gravel con 7, $6-; John Hamlin.
for Inspecting gavel, con 9,, $.1; Robti
and 1; $5.25, _old° fOr cuttirig hill and
gravelling- con. 12; $9.75, and -repairing
on 5.*R• 3 and 4,1,4 7V- D., $21,11a,!tThew.•
Ferries: ditch on con 10- .2 • hos
Lann-an grading and gravelling con 9,,
$5.95 ;-.Thos. Stewart lor burying a
dead horse, $1 ;1 Jen Dalton repairing
culvert con 8 a4d 9, $1.50; Robt Fitz-
gerald . for .plank $1 ; Joh-a. Aiggins
for tiles, .$5 ; Drennan repairing
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bridge; $164.13.; John Webster -In-
:CROCKERY"' ' CLASSVIME,".iCaOCERIES .i!PROT, .:S:41113
-Lhatve in..,sOckthe -following
Apples
Blacking
Black Lead
Blue -
Baking Powders
,Barley, vot
Bath Bnck
Beans •
Brooms ,
Brusltes
Biscuit-
Coffee- –
Confectionery
.Canited. Goode
Cocoa
ChOcolate
Corn, canned -
torn meal
Ciirrie Powder
Cream Tarter
Cocoanut
Dates -
REPORT OF LUCKNOW
Sabbath School ,and Juvenile .
Hygiene-, Mrs.- ,Killbourn; Flower
ed Wine, —Mrs. McLaren Parlor
Meetings, -Mrs . Ross Diangelistic
JoUrnal Mrs: Hornell .and Mrs. #rni-
specting con 12, $2,12 Ge9 Thomp-
son balance on IHarris's bridge, $35.87;
Wm Kilpatrick, Inspecting at »un-
gannon° bridge, -$20 ; Mrs McRae,
charity, $5; Donald Matheson putting
cap. on Carricks bridge, $1 ; Sam
'Walker, Inspeting pile. work 5 R 15
and 16,12 ; M. Brown repairing cul-
vert L $2 ; John Martin, gravel,
$8; H. Chambers gravel to Path -
masters, $5 ; R. _AT Antosh, Inspecting
Henderson, ditch on h'O‘undary, As -h -
field's half, $9!; *Jacob Miller gravel -
the Council adjourned to meet again
on the 2nd dair of November.'
.Tbe annual nieetiitg, of :the Wi T. -
IT, was-- held in the Oclaellows hall on
-The Tren,S0,1!er's. eport-for- the -year.
shows about the work -engaged in clur-.
mg the past year -is as -follows.: .
It. ,wai now Ave.- years since this
. -union - organized to work for r --(16d
Soda
bried Apple
Figs
Extracts. -
Oranges ' ' ' 8SSPttralacrweellaberries; eanie
Fish, canned
MMaucsatarrdni
Fish, dried
Gelotine
Hops
Gingers
furey
Licorice
LLainardPs
Matches
mMineer. Meat PPrpssaeaeeeellsv:41tp.nisti-9:-..... .
Pearline
Raisins -
Rice :
Yeast Cakes
Teas -
Tobaccoes .
Vinegars
Whiting .
Dinner Sets
Dinner Sets
Tea Seta
Water Sets
Oat Meal
Meats, canned Seeds Cream. Sets
Berxy Sets
tAiagneEia ' Sugar
Toilet Sets •
. Syrups
- Goods delivered t9 any part of the thwn.
• No. 1 F -lour always on hand.
NOTICE
will•be held pursuant to the Voters' List
Act by His Honor Judge of the County Court
of the County of Iltron at Dungannon on the
2.8til Day: pf October, .1893
At 10 o'clock -tO hear and deteimiike the
several -complaints of-. errors and ortunissions
in the -Voters! List of ths Municipahty o
Weit-Wamanosli for 1891
AlI persons having. bUsiness at' -the Court
are required to. attend at the said time • and
Clerk of West WaWanosh,
LEOD'S
yawn Itukovator,
Arid other tested reziediet
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
Impure; Weak and Impoverished Blood,
Dyspepsia,' Sleeplessness„ Palpitation of the
Heart, Liver Complaint, Neuralgia, Loss of
-Memory -Bronchitis Consumption, Gall =
Stones Jaundice, Kidney and Urinary Dis-
asees. St. Vitus' Da ilee, eniale Irregularities
and General Debility.
$1. per half phit autt $2 per pint bottle.
Proprietor and Manufacturer,
Sold by -Harry- Days and A. B. Congram
Druggists, Lucknow.-
BORN
LucVnow, on 'Tuesday September
26th, the wife of T. S. Reid, of a daughter,
PEOPLE'S POPUL
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'to settle'.Wilhout Change, eavilig
Until further notimi
omme4cing October .6th' 93
11310T5 Attention
To obtain'
ASHFIELD.
_Ashfield Council met:on Saturday,
Sept. 23rd. Members all; present.-
1V1inutes of. previous meeting, reac(and
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by .Girvin,. -seconded. by
Kiolcley -that the' Olerk.. prepare a: by.:
ing'-alplgunts, Geo Thompson .parit Pay
iSatiriclers.' for. gravel, $3.71 ;
culvert, $600 ; Alex Hackett for
''Farrish: grayel. pathmasterS, $4.88.-; .
.John,7Bo*ler for inspecting graivei,
$3.12-; Robert MeKeithi
$3;15 Jas I;Jan.e for graVelling on Con.-
hona and natiVe.'land," We- started- gravel; $8.24:;•.Frank, jury -for gravel,
out with fear onit tierobling.notknOw.• $10-.00 -1--Hart & -RiddleF for ...plank
ing how _weak *omen could..49 any:- -forms and Material..tO. 'the •ballot
thing to stiVe their_ fello*'-areotures :boxes for. inimiCiliollgection! for ',1892.
.. from the curse, of intoxieating tdrink,- .4nd :1f3,93 alSo :School; Debenures, $19,-.-
. Wliei our _ go*ernment allows'. it tO be 2-;.',Tacot, Miller-. gra:Veiling -co* 13,
-sold in every -tOwn and village $35.:55 ; . Drennan, 1 repairing
Dominion: But 'He; whois 41e to O'Rielly's bridge, :$2 ; -Charf,es:
anstain_and strengthen those who put ner graYelling Port Albert, $3.60 ;..Jas
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• their trust -in him has helpect_us now Garret, grading it Port -Albeit Harbor,
for five years -and given us- a'-.viork "$3-4 D. .Canipbell partipay•for 1:10ridge
•-,10 that- we feel Cannot be: aside.- -8 15. and,16, $50 ; jaSReed -for cut,
We alio: think that -by taking up ting timber and repairing -0144 S,R
. where. _ v.re -.Connot- expect -to .haVe eo culvert 8 R 9 and- 10,4145 ;.iThoinas
MURCHISON, AGE1T,
.lA:dis'.:.fili.4•31i-o0 ?..cOme tiOafer
to .perfolqi•-*-fc4....614:.tiif64:t, : .-.? co
.eog611-oft ..t.110:TI. .. :1_1,T.ty T. tii 144:- . el e ..
•.T.O0.-:.e,ai py fir: 0. -t1, -...-0-01-14.J.1"
,-e.r.s'. .irith....:..'pri.*: ....Olio r- ....lifi:e.S... -....._T
*.e11 ---as th4e-bonOtnicitfli. dEs.-
Many departments of wOrk.- ae.: they- tonna* repairing culVerti,..5: R 4iind
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NEW
CHER SH
best prices for
your
CPTITFR
it is to your advantage to use
FINE LIVERPOOL SALT,
and bring it to market in rolls
weighing from 21.b. to 3 lb. or
in tubs. Crocks por pails at
this season do not bring as
good prices.
2 Q. SPARUNC.
. WEI3STER BROS.
Having opened a Butcher Shop in the
Building" on Campbell Street
A plt4r foot wants a neat'
attracti*ip.,- .,OhOe„ -sell -,a
bat11..-felOiteril.ents.. .Ands.. is
ao„Coolplisbi4-191..t00.,
UCKNO
w H, smiTH;SIT:
BOVIC STORE.
110 I
The through Colonist Sleeper will be
-Oohed to train 1.eaving Lucknow at 10:48 ama.
on
We are prepared to supply. 1.1e citizens
of the Village and Farmers of the _
surrounding_ townshipp with
all kinds of
RESH
REAPONABLE -PRICES.
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•Meat promptly delivered to, any part
fk the Tillage.
A trial Solicited and Saiisfaction
F EB
MAR.
APRIL •
Arriving in Toronto in time to cwinect with
the through Colonist train, via, North
Bay and C.P.R, There will also be au
xcuRsioN TRAIN
Every Tuesday during March and April.
Baggage checked through to destination, also
through tickets sold. No ehange• of cars
Considering all these= advantages we ex-
peet te secure the traffic this season. For any
info/I:nation apply to
D. m AYES
Leads them all for
Groceries
Giksi0
Fruits of All. Kinds in Season.
1NE TEAS
he Largest Stock;
1*-Cliotcesi Goods,
it Pm Best Vase
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