Lucknow Sentinel, 1893-11-10, Page 9•
11E11 1.0•11ED HAI
Every lady who, _desires' to
e dres30 recognizes
the necessity..of goo41_)roperly
fitting gloves, very lady
.
can appreciate gloves- that, not
only:fit :neatly but give every
Satisfaction in wear. We are
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entifl
f`.
ruoe Go rity,'Frida
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Parlor Meetng
A pa,rlor meeting, undertheauspices
of the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will be held at -the residence of
Mr G W. Berry ott_Monday after-
noon next at three o'clock_sharp.:
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Horse Thief Arrested•-
- On. Sunday night Geo.. Pullin
-.one of the lichne boys, -stolea horse,.
with . buggy and harness, from Richard
Rivers & Son, of Walkertinis -He was
• traeed to Paisley. anclic -arrestei. in
Saugeen tawnshiP ca. Monday, after
in -a oosition to—supply such
Kid:‘Gloves • and would ask
our friends to try Perrin's or,
Jarnmet's make. They are of
fine.°French-• Kid land range
in sizes from 5 3-4 to 7 3-4 in
col-alder:able. trouble, "a; constable
:of Walkerton,
.Robe Stolen
_ recent Sunday night
'robe .belotigingito-.A: Ashfield..
was stole •'Iron Liicltriow
h • e stablesss The,. owner of -the. 'robe,:
.coompanied-by the lioitirofthehatel,
:Went tastlie farm of 'reSidentiof :West
Wawanophs and .Sneeeeded getting
the r�be, -whjch had been.Carried. o.ff
,by the. hired 'Maps:
Thanksgiving l;kay-.,. .1.- .
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- all shades,
We have also a full. range
of men's. Kid Gloves in -lined
and unlined; all excellent
value. Besides Kid Gloves
we have an „unusually large
assortment of women's and
children's Cashmere gloves,
and the - pricesare .all right.
See our glaves before- pur-
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LUCKNOVI -POST•OFFICE.
. Hours 8.a. rn.to
MAiss *SRIVE.
W. G. et; B. South'
L. H, & B. North
Elolyrood
Kinlough
KinlosS.
W, G-. 13, North
-bioderich t
Intermediate points
L. H. & B. North
1.4aside
t 11 & B. South f
H. &B .'South •
W .'G.& B.North
Elulyrood • -
inlough
KlulosS
• 6:13 a. m.
12'30 p. m.
• 230 p..m.
- 9 00 p. m,
10.30 13- '
Tuesdays and
3 00 p, Fridays.
9.30p. m.
10.06 a m.
3•2013.-'1a•
43Q pin.
•Daily.
a 6
Instantly Killed
ss- While Mr. and Mrs. J. WaddeJ, o
lot 34„ Con. 4, Were driving home from
Teeswater.to their home .in Kinloss
'township On Wednesday, their ponies
became. unmanageable, upsetting the
It is understood, says an Ottawa dis-
patch, that the reason Thanksgiving
Day is fixed two - weeks later than
usual is due to the fact that petitions
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were -received by the Grovernrnent from
• different political bodies asking for a
later period to de- chosen, as farmers,
were generally - bnsy in the earlier
•part of the inonth and if a.. later- day
were selected it would be Observed
more generally in the rural- districts '
buggy, throwing the occupants out
aS1s *killing Mrs.- -Waddel_ instantly,
while Mr.s.Waddel eS.precarionS'
cOndition. •
W F M Society -
Miss McWilliams, a missionary who
has lately- returned _from India; will
..(D. address a meeting in connec-
tion with the Lucknow auxiliary
of
the' --F.- Society, in the llature.
A Great Sale,
There will be said by public auction
L' lot 3, con. 7,- (E. D.).- Aihfiel, -on
.4onday, NOv; 13ths the largest cape -
tion of valuable bred horses, cattle,
•sheep, farm implemen.ts, ever offered
to the public in this vicinity, the pro-
perty of •mr. -_Arrostrong.- „This
magnificent sale includes-. 13 choice
horses, 13 ranch. bovvs 26 sheep and
.7- a
w BlaOksinith Shop
Mr. James Strachen, Of Toronto, has
s cured: the blacksmith - shop.. at the
Corner of .Cenipbell and Havelock
reets opposite thejToWn' from
4.-Mcquaig' and -intends opening out
t week business in • that. place,
s
entre Bruce- '
At the Patron Of Industry Conven-
t .
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--John S.. McDonald, of Hurcn T
tton Mama on. the 1st. mats:Mr.
ip, _ex -Warden of the County,
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unanimously • ehosen as the Patron
Candidate for 'Centre Bruce ' in. the
ext election t6 the Ontario Leais-
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--School Inspector A. Canspbell,.of
Kincardine, visited the Lucknow
school this week and found all depart-
ments in good condition.
A traveller, recently returned from
the Holy •Land, says that part of the
way to the Mount of Olives is disfigur-
ed by advertisements of Dudlin stout,
and bands play dance music • Sundays
LL the CI- a.rden_ of Gethsemene.
—Lawrence's is head quarters' for
chains, rope ties and all kinds
t able fittings.
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PretbyteriaPresbyterianchureh. here, on. rl.ay
afternoon of this week at 3 o'ciock. C°Mrnitted te Ja" .
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A .Sweesl, who has only been in-tliis.
All 'ladiesCordially in.. vited to , -
be .present. ColIeation in aid . of this. country ;sans* -thirteen 'months Was
work of the society. committed by the Reeve and 'Magi's-
rate- ThoS'.'s Las4lience last week to
-Thieves! Thieves Thieves• the W-alrt6n !jail as IL lunatic. He.
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lambs and several head of young stock
_ r$ $
tog6ther with 'a .large quantity of
farm, implements, hay, turnips etc.
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Don't fail to attend it.
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"- On 'Thursday night last thieves en- is 22 years of age, and has been work-
tered the hardware store of Mr. Thos. ing for Xis PeterMurray,. of .Huron
Lawrence itrui after helping themselves townsffip, but his strange-conch:fa and
Mur ay .to have him arrested?, He
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Dee t` Shooting • .
The -Messrs. Harry. Days, P. A.
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.Malconason, _Henry :and -Jae - Mathers,
.who were Up in the :Bruce Peninsula
bo.:a deer shooting trip, :ret4rned'hame
last iweeto : The weather was - delight-.r.,..a.vei.y. . painful . tiooiant : on 1,24es, ay
ful and.. the. boys- spent . a 131.Lai*elat. :niorning last. " - He weir 'Walking inithe
tinae 'during ' the ten.' days- 'they, were fUrroirs: ahead Of a tea* of. horses. that :
in ..tle. bush-. . They *. brought, -hoyae.. were
ploughing,
.whpn a,...4ecia" freig4
..-,magnificent buck, which --,NT4hiid -NYhell - ...train- passed along . the Tailroad-..t:tact
frightening- . the horses and 'causing,
with. them two: deers one of " - them .-ii
dressed 220 pounds. It was, shot by -them WI -run . aWay,„-''' Mr. r.-NleKenzie
'Mr' . Henry1 . Mathers' f*hi16-- ' Mi.' S.s-s iknocked-.. down by i the. startled
31416'lic°'n."--- .s"60ec-lea :.- in l'r..inging anim'als I and AS he -lay on the groiin
.11e4watesviOes His, ' head iS -:badly-three 9f m.h
,se -d -a series .of .reyival.- sirviees- wiser...badly, 'injured. - sr As .111r. -MC--
--colsw.st
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to a large mtion of his pocket cutlery
-three ening langnages caused Mr.
and razors made -good- their escape..
He now begs to announce that he has
placed an order for a, new supply and
in a few days will be able to show the
largest and best assorted stock of these
goods ever shown in this part of thes
country. It will be to your advantage
to See this stock if you. are in need of
anything in that line.
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Found Guilty -
Last week John Walker, the tramp
who invaded the home of Wm. 4eriff,
near' St. Helens, was up before Judge
Doyle. The evidence of Mrs.: -Sheriff
fully substantiated the charges of
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taining money under false pretences,
impersonation and attempt at inde._
cent assault, and he was found guilty
of these. A charge of larceny was
reserved till this week when. his Honor
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will give a decision. thereon- and -im-
pose sentence.- -Walker's cool assur-
ance and monumental.'" cheek ''.through
alt. his nais-doiniss is well as, the trial,
fully eistitle him to a lengthened stay
_where he will notsoeasily repeat his
conduct.
Serious Accident
Mr. Neil McKenzie, who lives just
north of the village on the tenth side
line, -near the railway track, met with
.be sent to the asylum.
ogt Office Notice
The Past Office Oepartment hos isstied
d notice to post Masters calling attents
iOn to the fact thai requests on the
covers of newspaper and -book packets
-fot direct returnilf not delivered can
not be eamphed with, but that only
letterScah be thus treated.. •Postmasters
havei been directed to exercise care i to
-to_exclude.from the .ruails all corres-
pondence posted by collecting agences
.which the dunning chatacterl: of
of theit ciustness is. prominently indic-
ated.
Our Market
Isucknovs has for many years enjoy-
ed -the high distinction as the hest
grain market in. the two counties ,and
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this year our buyers are even doing
better thsn ever, and as a result the
farmers from all parts of the surround-
ing townships are bringing their grain
to Lucknow. One day this week we
meet in the village a farmer from
Siaith's Hill, near Goderich ; one from
Greenoch, two from Culross and one
from near Pine River, all of whom had
bronght wheat or peas to the Lucknow
naarket. Good prices tell every time,
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CS WAN
Bower's Saw -Mill
12741 •CONCESSION 014 ASHFIELD.'
THE HiGHST PRIO _
Will be paid for kinks ot logi—at -
the above Mill and the farmers of the
sprrounding townships' should take
advantage of the fine weather- and
bring out all their logs' as soon as
possible.
Special Notice
Miss Vina A. Lane is prepared to
give lessons in oil water colors In-
dian. ink and crayon. _ Will meet her
class' Saturday at 2 o'clock in Cain's
sitting room. Those who are anxicous
to acquire _knowledge of the accom-
plished art Cannot do better than con-
consultfMiss Laneonthe subject.
down a very fine young fine deer. the horses and plough ped over hi
.
Th' Th's A. Browning; of Toronto, ribs - are broken and he was other
in the Methodist church here on Sun Kenzie is well advanced in .years
Municipal MominatIons
Municipal' nominations year
will beheld on Friday; December 22nd
as the last Monday. of :Diaeniber is
Christmas Day, the Municipal -Act
-directs that. the -nominations being held
on the preceding Friday :when this Is
the case. _ The elections will take-plece
.on Monday, 'January_ ist
High Schools
A " Thani_esford subscriber - :to the
7London Free Prints-- askirithat paper to
name the High Schools and Collegiate
Institutes in the Counties of Huron
and- Bruce, Tho -Free. Press,* answers
thatthere are Efigh5chools.in 0-oderich,
injuries are of a -Serious nature.
darlast and the Meetings each evening • •
during the-- week. • have been largely
. _ Why is this thus?
attended. On Sunday evening the Bob 13urdette bids us remendber,
church- was filled to the doors, and a
that the good things of this world are
good congregation remained to the
always cheapest. Spring water ' costs
prayer service after the Close 'of. the
less than whisky ;.a. box of cigars will
preaching. Mr. Browning who _is a
-WY two or three Bibles; a state elect-
evivalist 9F. the old school of Metho-
ion costs. more than a revival- of relig,,
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THE -MILL .• ;
Has been thoroughly. overhauled and. with
the. splondid New Engine and other
hi-
proVecl machinery I ara now prepared to
turn out work on the shortest notide.
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and in this -Lucknow leads the van.
In cattle, sheep and' pigs, there is no
village in the province thatscan boast
of a larger shipment from its station
than Lucknow, ond , for which our
local buyers aro i deserving of ...great
credit.
-distn *ais earnest and iinpreSsive - -
' - - ion • you cans sleep in -- church every
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speaker, and the meetings have already . '
Sabbath : morning hut a nap in a ?till-
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-awakened a' great interest anfongst
man- car-- costs ',$2, every time s , the
Church. . .- circus takes 50 cents and the. theatre
the._ members and adherents of. the
-Kincardine, Listowel, - Volker -ton,
Wiar_ton and Port Elgin; - and Colleg-
iate institutes', in Clinton and. Saaforth
in,these counties.
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farrner's Terrible Fate s
On Monday last about noon a farmer
mussel; Andrew Wagner and _his wife
drove home from. the village Of Han-
over near Walkerton. At the stable
yard Mrs: Wagner _ got' . out of .the
wagon and went into the house leaving
her husband to care fot the horses
A short -time after entering .she heard.
a cry :in the yard, and on going out
founct`Mr,Wagner lying- partly Under'
. the yagon, one-harsestill being attach-
ed lp the rig. He was taken to
house apparently_ dead; Later on a
docter- was called ,and' after an exam-
ination pronounced ,t1se ..men :dead,
his neck bioken a- kick,
- from one of. the horses. He was
.0robably killed instantly:
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Starve -the _Fowls .
Our inerchanta are complaining $2,000 the first daY w , -
about the state in whichowls are bazaar lasts_ a whole weak, works
brought to this market. Mostof them twenty-five or thirty of the best -
come here with their crops full of food. women in America nearly to death,
ide of 24 hours this part of the and comes out $40 in debt.
begins to diseolor, and in a short -
time is unfit t? be ealen. A number store Burearized
$11 hut the missionary box is grateful
for a penny-; the -horse race scoops in:
bile the chgrch
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LOCAL A*D GENERAt
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• Condensed • for Sentinel Readers
—Coal oil.! 115 cents a galltin- a
vrr
:Laerice's. • .1- .
D. * 'R. McIntosh gave-
of them have had -tis be thrown out On Thnrsday night ors early Friday
lately. As - they . are sold in most morning last, the hardware store of
cases by the pair and not by -weight Mr. -.Thos,, Lawrence in this village
this, can Make no 'difference in the sale, *as broken into by thieves and be,
and in this state they-iiill keep -fisuah twain- $150 and 1200- worth Of Pen -
longer. Neithtr should' fowls be 'knives, rasorusn,-deot.h, tatdalk:nt.heThweorbkuorf.
-drawn before been brought to market • watit
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PARTIES. ORIRCIR C LOGS
- To the mill son. have the issatssoi- Shingles
home with litem in a few hours,
A trial solicited and satisfaction
guaranteed. Rememember the place
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the old:stand at the 12th- con.
Witightnn- ash -art -v -10u on Friday. -
Mt.- ..Martin- of :Csroderich
guest of. gi D 'Cameron of West !
BOWER, Pro.
LUCKNOW,
FIRST CLASS FARM FOR SAII,
OS-- it unfits :them for - shipping And professional thieves- as they - took no
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they do not keep 50 well. "article. away-- with them that ,hasta .
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private mark on; or that could iti any
Guy Brosa.Minstreli - may .be dietinguii,ilted from - the. same
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The • 9-1:4-:: Brothers troupe of Min- class of goods sold .by other dealers in
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-streis , - which appeared- ni the Town ! that . line . The front - door :•of - the
Hall_ -here on Saturday -night hat, are store Was 'pried Opiri with.a--" jimmy"
the best- Company that has ever Visited or -a crow -bar, a4clall sthe boxes con- .
this village . and they were geeted, taining -the knives's-. and : rasorri were,
A.t the'Sons 'of Scotland. concert
inWineiam last Week. Deputy -District
this village was chairraass.
—Mr and Mrs Thos Soli Of liarris-
ton.were, visiting friends in Lucknow
Grand Chieftain,IJohn Murchistm, of
this Week. Mr Seli left for Harriston
on Tuesday. -
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you say you wanted a !stove
Then.go.to Lawrence's. -1_11e hits the
best- sassortrnent land his prices- are
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With.. a. good house. Every part of taken froin- the large show cases,. their
the r- programna.e ;Was - of the hig.best: Cantents,:ronsoved. and the,emptYbaXes
order, and nothing Was said Or dblifil :left ilying onithe floor. - The till in the -
to offsfisl . the feelings of the inost counter was also broken open and the
fastidious The bearO'specialities of the contents only s a few cents, taken
•SiX Guy Bilis.- were eXceptionally stood; =away:'-'5`'About four Alock On _Friday
and prodsiced after. rounil of mairrins;;-- a .rig, .surposed . to contain
applituss front audience, -while the the thieves pa -aged through' the:Main
elOSing .ss'esse of the 'Zulu and, BabnisOn streets..:of - towards Wing -
sure to suit you-.
.3 MILES F.R0117R1PL.EY,,,
LOT 21, con. 4, find 21;- con. 5,
Huron township, .having, the follow-
inprovenients thereon : Frame. house.
18k28, frame kitchen 18x28, frame
bank barn, stone foundation 30i90
and. frame stable -30x40, good orchard,
2 Wells and 2 -pumps, and 'a creek
crossing lot 21, con. -5. The, farm -is
well fenced. - The whole two hundred'
acres are cleared and fit for cultivation.
Will be sold at a' bargain. Apply to .
Henry Thompion of Kinlpss
offers for sale :some choice Oxford
Down ram- Iambi; both grades and,
thoroughbreds. I .
suspas'sed anything ever seen 1,13 hatn. --.-2---ConstableXcl.4eod inaraediately
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village.- The :cornet _solo 'club..swing- sent telegrams to all- the constables
jag, contortion fetes, and the stiek per-. in thil-cOtinties_ef'Huron and truce,
farmances—were first-clais, .but tor -the present time ho trace ef.
were heartily applauded., - The whole the-lintglars can be found. Mr. Thos.
—A Strathroy w.oman' Who had
lost her husband by 'death, is ludd to
have sent the fopowing telegiam to
relativesin the east: --"Jim d this
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week,loss fully covered by itasnratice.
-.—AuctiOn 'Sale of farm stock and
implements, at lot 'con D) Ash -
:field. on .Saturda4 Nov" llth the pro-
perty of Ed. al .Johnstone. Joni
Puinits, Auctioneer. •
--3.te Robert Moody, of Watford,
is visiting his brother Mr D 'Moody.
Robert ' has had; a ,severe attack of
rheumatism since .Tune last,f and is
conspelled to use' brutches.
—For a good axe, a good. cross cut
saw, cow chains,- tuia anything else
you requirefor the winter youi should
call at Lawrencee The quality is
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right, the price a right and quantity
unlimited. -
-,--AnIngersollgirl eloped, some time
ago; taking her father's best .Water-
bury with her. In a note which she.
left her parents!' to, peruse over she
said: "I have taken ma's watch.
I WilLsend it back soon. T. wanted to.
GEO sMAIR &
Bankers, Lticknow.
.TLNDERS-WANTEDi
ENDERS WILL ME RECEIVED '1111'
Cain's hotel, Lucknow, till the 18th of
Noyember at 2 o'clock, for the furnishing of
Material for tbe building of a barn 59x70 feet
on lot 5, con. 4, Kinloss. Tinders will also
be received for building stone walls 22 inches
thick, 50x70 feet and 10 feet high. Lowest
or any tender not necesisarily. accepted,
MRS.HUDSON
Lucknow.
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time myself!' This young woman
entertainment was, good and, if the • Reid's bakery and the Webster Bros. 'seems to have been. desirous of
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Guy Bros ' ever visit the village again I:stitcher -shop w also raided the same of establishing -it new record and we
a tremendous houseawaitsthem.- 1 night undou y by the same gang... :guess she_did it. _
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JUST OPENED quT
Campbell. Blqck, neXt
door to G. W. Berryy furni-
ture ware roony.
A FRESH STOCK
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Of Staple- awl. Fancy
. Groceries, allifiew and
catetilly sele,00 which
-will .8411 .at 'close
prices Stash,
spect our Stock..
'Call an
BOTTOVI
PU LIC NOTICEO .
N OR k.BOUT THE FIRST
• August a large white sow came to lot -
14, -con, 1.4 • rest Wawanosh. The teWiler
is
requested torove.property, pay all- damages .
lAnd take the ame away. .
JAMES LYONS
Lucknow. P, O.
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