The Sentinel, 1881-09-23, Page 8NOT1 ot
Z *Mi to Intimate tothe people of Ltieknovr
k_nd surroundim, country, that 1 ani now
ready to do all kinds of work in my.
liae at lowest prices consistent,
:with good...work.
N. El.—Copying And Enlargini a
peplalty,: Frames and Stereo-,
acapes always, on hand.,
E. L. JOHNSON..
, Sept. 991.. •
_
TABLE..
- SOTTr.PW
No. —U 12.
40- =•
itoor uud ATifluit* Rful0.
TAIL0RE,88F4 w4.NTE1.-H.4„ few good
dat and Pant makers wanted. - Must
first:elass hands: - Steady employ.;
-Ment.- Apply or address; nips. 1,s1,1.2,.
'railer W deliair Ont.
J.. AI
,A,*'ENggli-- AT LAST. --With this
eey's issue, we commence the pub.
cation• of a new. continued story,
extttled,. "Avenge d At ',Jest," tale of
lave and daring,, by the author Of
`A-Vhat He Cost lier "-etc.
tOnnztt.y.,--D tiring Wednesday night
6.t.last Week,.. some parties broke into
'-barker shop, and stole a
Intimber44- razors etc; in fact everything
, they could coniteniently•carry away, An_
-entrance wai atlected_. by breaking one
of the large Panes. of glass in • the
„ winclaw; Qampbell street. •-No kin o
.
to the.thieves., . "
SISFAIC On Caledonian
Dv', white the ganies were in .-progress„
evetAt watelies,--monev -and other arti-
cles were taken frora`the crothes ofsonie
of the- athletes. . People should, be 'caro-!
fui how -thy carry Valuables on ,occa
i,?..us of thiskind; as a ,number cf be
"- 11e...4:angered gentry" unike it a paint
to be itt attendance . • -
0•Nt itaVe been
told Of a farmer who lives: a "feW hile$
from this viliake;,. 11-71-io thought. the
• world ...was coming to _ an end on the
.:14,ack .11briday. He called his
Tiapas frotri" the harvest' field,and
ering his. f to tly together,spout tlie- rest.
6f :the. day end night in prayer ani tie,
votiOn.
• • •
During this- month stunmei• ceini)laintp,
• commence their ravages, - 'robe forewarned-
- i to be -forearmed Fovi-ler's.Extract•of
Wild- Strawberry iS-the hest knoympreventa-
• tii7e and voure or ali forms -1of • bowel com-
plaints and...sickneaS„ iricideatak Ltm. sum,
• ra,c,r, season. -
AeT,Wkr8- IN,
• S;abscriptionS . are always pa.iditi ad-
-.Y.,ance; -that• is to say, if the subscriber
doest net doit,•the'publiSher is obliged
t), a-3;- the paper doalers, the coropos.
Itor.te type nr-Aer-S,th irik rnaker
trieseissors- grinder; thepett cll. sharpen.'"
• •the. • Oressraan,, the landlord,anti
citlipt4, will. n4t wait1or their pay 'till
the year -expires.
• AnnivEta.—We have
-just received a
-.frtn- MB
'or, . g
i
rant Jefferis,. wlio'
•' left_ Mit/ company
'with 1W4*r ettitand Streng, for
City,_Itansas. 'heir many friendtz
this -see-tion . will be glad to .hear of.
their,safe ar4yal., Ti -key like the, looks
-of the 'country, and are: perfectly at
Th e-clector promises to give .the
readera of' thP SENT1NgL a short *count
of:the denary ilia fattire isSne.
PomicAL MERrixo. Sir Richard
j...-/Cartw_right;-- 4. C. clineran, Q. Q.
M. other P of-Gecierich.---ancif her
_ _ - _
•
truislied members of the &farm- party,
address.the elector's of Sutli Bruce
• ami _North- liuron,in th;-Skating Rink
_
.1,ucknow, on Tlittisday, 13th October.
this 18 the, rrst visit otthe able and
• eloquent ex -Financial Minister to this-
- viliiige, - a large, attendance iti'41. no
doubt greet,
AT_TEN.D4a--,So#,Qop.-4t may, not be
_generally kti4twn hut it is the-14ct,- that
Act passed kilt session ainencling
the School Italw, states that ehilorea
overseven ye4rs,ofuge end under thir:
teen, are required: to attendschool for a
period7 of ndt 10Ets- than fifty-nve dayP
in each .haft...year;., that the parents or
Pardia9s, ark.directly- rep;litsible for
• such attendance; and that .trnstees, are
squired tp -notif,y such parents of any
neglect af.dutr'in ,this respect.
Parn,in9Z_ Duncan
of.Londen
lashio, 'writing to a fd.eint at,Ifyde
ark,-- lfrotu .Part • liape, .3tiahigan,
bap; the fims,:ragingiri that diStriet,
coulJsen. the- sights-.
yOtt 74'"pip;, ta en, .womei
children- • lying aratif.4.. burned to
r• The-- 'Oat „hero t)
-datile soutlifty ;g1tKtiotit11west,
t 'hi 9tte4tfiley perl
..sons burned to
roadside, ' and n
I cannot tell you
the desolation a
twofold worse tha
ea.:II-lying along the
one to carefor them.
he 4undreditt part ot
ivoe. The fire is
LosT.—Loet in Ili Caledoniariyark
on Wednesday 1 st a. muzzleloaCling,
:pistok the prope ty f Capt...Thglis, of
Brantford. Mas er -Mao-,
• Oritnnion also. Io t a two pOnged fork
• belonging to the fffr1 of his -Highland'.
diess. ,Any perse ieturning theaboYe
•'articles to -this ,o c will be suitably
rewarded.
, .
DTEGniCE#UL - CENE.—:-Tifo of out
- .,.,-
‘.'lly"---young meii et- pretty, well soak--
ecr with ,fortr-rod IOU Monday evening
• last,...and. 'created,- on. •i :derahle disturb,
- mice ini the stret We were of the
.• opinion_ that Luc at - hal Et village
constable, -or at, 14 t paid a *man to act
in that 7capaCity, b t a • no arrests have
been made we: must a, � beerimistalOn.
UNCLE Tom's. 1i.r.—M4,- Fred:
R. Wren's NewY' ..8 ar Combination
are: -billed to a.ppea at the Ternip&ance
Hal in thia village or Friday evening
next, 29th. inst. - Vim company 4 pro,
rnounced by the - res to be the best
eombitation travelli " rid We hope all
-will make. iu .a.- lin irt to be present.
.-
.A-. fail pack of 0 'ba aid 'Siberian!
ZIdotl /1.6unds-will-.- )p ar- On thOstage,
iti als.0 will the fa o s-tiick donkey,.
"Topsy." - See large Pal .a.. .
. , .
RuxuwAv.---On. ed esday evening
- '
last as _Mr. John y ore, in company.
with Mr. E.-Fargirli rsowas clrivinci
along -114Telock dr et, - the horse sud-,
. ,,
denly„ bolted off and thy w- them out of
the- bun.gy, . Afr. - M pre Ifallini-; with
great force to the ro nil,. receiving.
several • •`SeireT8 plk about the
head and face-. - .1.fr.. IR, scaped almost
u n hurt.; The .lior e fter ' running
through the prineip . treets of the
village, was capture ear the 12th
concession of .14..shfi d. . No- damage
was clone to the bngj.
The sutrimer season no v• -re ches its climax,„
.and is prolide iu developi g bqwel Complaints.
Over-indulgencein frui od1•t. drink-
ing Of iced. -water amr au me beverages, in a
few hours produte fatal va es omon.-. eliild-
ren and adults. Dr. Foc. ler's Extract of Wild
Strawberryis the most r- lab e remedy- for all
forms of summercomolai its. Sate, pleasant,
and prompt in its. effects._ f -A. dealers keen- it.
- . -
AUOTION 'her ev11 be an
auction sale of Thor ugl bre-1 Steck,
- -
etc.* on the 21:krket S uar Teeswater,
cid Saturday, Oct: 1st • ndrew
proprie!or.--John Par ins p of lot 1 1-
.
COU, 11, Towns14 of rulr ss, will also -
bat e an auction.sale a a rn Stock,etc.,
. - •
on krulay, sept. aot \Vm. ioUis,.
anctianeer for both sa es. Great credit
ale- of Farm &oak,Impl mentErt- etc.,
;it hitt 18, eon.: ZS, Wel awanosh', on
Saturday,„Qcf.„ 1st, by Q. Tait, Scott,
'auctioneer. W. -Orr. roptietor...
• orkRtooTED.-.-::In
the judges at the
in. our Iast issuc., we
tion- Mr.4o1n .Camero
among :the judges- f--
etag. Mr._ Cameron ly s ac
for the moiety ever ,
• tion, and we ' are in
authority' .that is iS---
make --Mr. eatnekon a
ber of the society. lh The
for .singing Gaelic 'fang
“A's,,, Laigh Lama Fi0 in n
for which he was aVard
prize,- a handeotrie sil r b
"Donald Denoon, of Lu
awardel tho-stcoad-p
-Ying the names -
ale-11%
onian ,gataies
ect; eted to men-
, o awanosh,
pilyng -and- daii
ked• s.s jiidge
its Organ iza-
d on f;ood
intention to.
'orary mein-
competitior
-he . sang
Gaidheal,'
d 'the.. first
oodb. . Mri
know; Was
e.
Nature Makes N takes.
„ .
chOlera morhus, ' colic. cr Mps: vomiting, sea
Natures ownremedyfo boll comp/aint;
sickness, cholera infanttt , cli rrhoea, dy-
sentery, and alldiseases o „w li e_.nature be- '
longing to the doln)ner se n, is Dr. Fowler's trial E
Extract of.-Wild-Strawh- Fry, which can be •
ebfained Of all- dealers in etlici e.- • ; of ro
Posy- °Frick' NANA, ENE '1,.. __ . The. average, while in 'grain, -fall and s -Pring
.a
• FALL SHOW. -
TheFall Show under the aiispicles: of..
the KinlosS Branch .Agricultural Soeie:
ty; was held in this village on Wednes:
day and Thursday last, 21st. and 22nd
•insts„ was a decided. s.uccess. The ad: -
Vantage , to farmers and agriculturists
from the spirit. of emulation engendered
by these yearly exhibitions: has long
been recognized, an, we are confident,
are thoroughly appreciated hy theabove
classes. We cannot' but think the
den_ey_is to_en.courage:the -raising,-of-- a
grac.le, otstock- and the paying
.
a nioe attention to both the cereal and
rook _ The 'showing cd .a fine herd
Of• grade or thoroughbred cattle by. a
prominent fanner •is apt to set his
neighbors -and friendsrin thinking and
Ina -airing into the subject of stock Tads:
ing, and in. nine -cases out'of ten to go:-
The-
saaje with itIceelo and hogs.- Tile visitor
or regular ..attendittit. atthe fall exhibi:
tions-. held dining the,ast: kW. :years
canna but -b6 struck with the great. ad:=
Vantainent made in. -the -stock' 4epart:'
Then, a thoroughbred wah .. -the
exception, now, nurneroue herds are the
rule._ .A.gaii.these poriedical oceasionS.
hen! --the- far mers-caurineet together and
d.,fscuss.rnatters sef interest and eriAtiire
into different subjevts, are" productive
of inueb geed from an educational and
`800.iill'4andpoipt.. It- Must poi.:
toil:and workfor the.faeleri -arid: these.
(Jaye a relaxation and_ enjoyment are -in.
all senses:a benefit:
On Wednesday'. -evening •the inside
deprthient waS opened: to. .the PUblic;
but the atterid„nce Was not asilarrie as'
on forther„occasionS.- %The building,was!
nicely.ilituninatea,and-116 Sweet' strains
of nnisic cliseouried by the Lucknow
-
String pzitio,Andited.nitteh to the -enjoy:,
ment of the evening. On -:entering`. the
building and tailing to .the -.left the
• .
display of fruit that met the eye was
'nos(
year:he-stand grapes, heifig in. profusion,- --
while dt the north. end' the. floral exhibit.
of .11r. Robert G-rithant, •;beauV
to the soene.- In this rani) Arr.
exhibit of photographs, Were
greatly admired alsj the diepiay of
canape birds; a new feattire • in the
she*: the ?aSt'.side -Of the large, build:
ing was alines-I:entirely. taken. , with
,the 1.)epartnient: ijere . could.
en the result of niany ours no
ns labor on, the part. of.: the
s of this .section; And4viciences of
le bandr:cratt could- bn obserYed. on.
-side,fronilhe delicate en) broidary
uslin an -d silk to -the cheerful:look::
atclied quilts; the hu a ofwhicli-
sted_ wiirrnth to •a greater extent*,
than .clid its " S.mple pxonOttioli.s.
no the- principal -exhibitors in this
weie Mrs. Dr. Maccr.hrinion who'
received the first honors for_ the
cpilection of.ladie's work' on the
d„ Mrs; k..McGrori,- doming se;
ant ;Vire. N. lUeXinrion third.
_
&twin tuis department is super;
- -
any former- year, :arid Ifiras pro;
ed- 1:)y, seVeral-Visiters present to
_
s the display ma,de at.the
s.-hibition at Tero.nto. The show
ote and vegetables was, aboVe . the
be se
-telia
ladie
feria
every
on Ih
ing p
sugge
&Veil
- •
Attie
class
justly
beat
groun
cowl,
s
ior ta-
nounc
surpas
•
'Post Office
hav " been for .w116" was - largely ext.ibited, and -Of
some years strivjn t e pratical suPr.j0
illastratt3e'61 the error wh eh in the-
naiktk, when he state -a -t • at two sides • "nos.
of a.tiianide howsoever ken are great, .edie'd
Which contained .-ahnost every
. . •
r' quality. The largest-exhiliitor
in:door department- was
,
Lawrence, who showed - a large
on of stoves, bird cagea, tinware
er than the third.','- T. ey.. re . tScidly etc"
asserting they are „less-. -
.. . .
. at low ?- The 'varietY
_i.st-. train frani-'.10-titio to Niringliain R. D'ey
,
reaches. the latter town; t a uartSr, to
- eleveri.in_the•forenoon... NV, net aVail
theniselves ot this train and end :us 'a.
- tadriiing'Inall 1, .-Kincar rue ttd all the
interiteulnwtowns and v Hage., togt4...
er, With tfiose coining .. amte P.
hani- and landon.iveuld " e be - fitted.. hay
availing themselves -of tit, g arr ngement.
The thatl vv_c•nicl . reach_ - ,Trilic rdiiikt by
. - .. - . . . ,
11:50, ft.- m.,_ by this si pie pan.'In
place of this, the Peat 0 dErefitliorifiea
Bend t-IYY:Itiqii eOst.viraid.P-. o irisburg- ,...
which leacfies at a.-. few , dile' 1 s Past
iglii" itt,--the.m9KPilagi.. is dela pd there'
uni.ii -10.10i and is tb 0 dsnatche,i
r-northWArd-S -1-eaeli4g-NS! ,-,-,rzha at 3.$0.. ,
in the afternoon - au4.,-_‘ :rue iiline nt-... IR! 494
obotik 4.30. We nligh, 44 our mail
4hour igQrsim--:_-_,Wii4 A . ..taine ; Du
.., ..; -
> .
of tinware in common. user ..Mr:
idsOn was .awarded the first prize
for a liandscatte set efbedroani furniture.,
• ,
Mr. J... It Ackcirt also - made a line
dilplay of. furniture, bu,, was entered-
aite:t -theitidgeS had. a.wrirded flat plugs.
poultry .ctoss.the shawipas net
as goodaslast, year, very Low, classes
being rPpresentq. WrP:
exhibited a. large riuinber of -sewing
ma-ehitas, ler Av../.1iPh w_aa....alYar4eU
sevTelriaeljkiont:eids;' show was largely
attend;
-ad On Ihurs e nsiderable iriter:
, _ _
eat was nianifested in the ot,.
the.juctges. hersee..,aila.,eattle the
re -Als6 well .represented..„ 4: I
.P1).fsi Pti.1114_1)1114.01t8.'FI
riages were shown, Mr. Wm.. Miller,
of Lucknow-,,being the -most' extensive
eibibitor:
-1 -(Continued 10 our next issue.).
Personals.
',Miss Nettie Caswell,leffon Tuesday
last.for-Toronto. •
3Lis8IL Moodie who has been Visit
ing for SOMB time.past in tins village,
-,left-last week for Toronto.
Viss_Rastalt, of Kincardine is visit --t
Mg in the Village.?. guest of Mrs.
J. N.Y. Wallace.
-
. Mr. Alex. CaMpall, left on Mondayl
for klannIton, where he has seottred a
situa,tion in a largetailoring establish-
. 0 il
-
ment.,
'Air. IX A. Kennelly of Toronto 'Was
in the village last weekvisiting his old I
s.
a- In
_ •
NDER AND BY VIRTUE OF -TI1E
pp-wer of sale contained in a certain
• moatgage, which will be produced at. the tiant
of sale them will be sold by Public Auction,
at the Office a the '-
VEX RS OLICIl'OR
In the Village of Lucknow, on
T.URDAY, 24T11I-7)A
SEPTEMIIEll,
at the hew ef three o'clock, in
the aft-ern-6On.. All and singnlar• that certain •
parcel or tradt of land andpremises situate
lying and being in the -
.:-VILTAGE:DE-.1LUCKS(l.W.
. •
WM. Thornpkinsretinned "home from
Dalidita, on TuesdaV, last . lookina ale-
-and hearty. - Mr; T. hitenns •:returninc,
. • -
to Daktita,-..,sliortly.t -
Strachan,, of Holy -Todd,- Who
bps been on a Visitlo•-the-.014 Country,
for.some tinie.paat returned List week- _
Mr. W. -ITT: Little:and fain ily left on -
Tuesday 1,1et for Lambeth, Out.,-.wliere
they in tend 1. -Spending a few weeks:
visiting friends.:
-
:NOTACE
7 t.i.7.teE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT*
F. FliAZER, Carriage Maker, ofi
.
the Village of Lucknoiv, has thisday-inade an
assignment -of his estate to me for the -behefit
of all hiS. Creditors; and all persons having
'clairas aiains(the, said F. S. Frazer are -here-
by notified to send the particular, of their
claims to me,witlitheir vouchers for the same,
and. the natureand particitlars of:any Security
•held hithein,lefOre the 26th .day of Septein-
be next after -whichclaie Isliall proceed to
distributl.the assets of thesaidestate among -7,
st: the pa ties enititled thereto having regard
only to. the • claims which shall then been. re-
eeived by nro:1--:-
• •- .1 4 L. C. HaelENTY1i1E.
D_ated thiS 7ili daY of -Sept A. -D 1881. -
41111111.111.11•1........
• .
MISS K. Gi STRON
-- (Late .Of Paisley, ) .
EACHER tivsalan
ENTA1('
kaid Organ;:,
11•TUSTC: cAnEati.;---Over;-Mr.
Store.' ' *
Restyles.—
:
A. McIntyre s.
• •,
•1
1881.
The, Pioneer hasjust opened
. •
out
hi 4' New -Importation Of
: • .
SuOrreil TWEEDS
-R
WAWLSI
•FLANNELS.
Which for S,tyle, quality, and
Price cannot he Excelled
INSPECTIOlk SOLICITED.
MPE3ELL
HORSE ESTRAY,
-
,
AME INTO THE PREMISES OFTRE
umbraigned, on or about the 22nd of
August.'1881.j a
DARK 'BROWN HORSE,' °
About 18 Years old-, The horse is blemished.
The owner is requested to prove property,
Ray eXpenses, and take the animal •
c. imAKSLEIE
' Beeper.
ugh, Sapt. 8th, -1881.
TO L
GOOD ST'OltE AND DWELLING- TO
' Let. Next to Proctor's Harness'
Shen. Agood spring in tire cellEfr. At reason -
'
able ternui. pply to. .
- RS MURRAY Luek.uini
•
°TICE.
vieih 6 infnun the citizens of Luekubw and
surrounding country. that I have
openea tip _
UTO1HIER - -
. ,
;C423:tron &
-1 FiAlcePP t?n hi.ratt at all times
__ 1
ALL , ,I.KANDS OFt:FRES.114 MEAT;
a -,cal A
JAMXS SAY,
P
e t 9
•
r7vvl
ini4leagt
: On-
-
o ,
numbersixteen;: Somerviile-s Survey of. the -
:village -Of Lucknow-aforesaid, and Containing
•--Ferty- Eight square -parceiS of land.; be the
ainikore or -less. _ - - - - -
There are on .the lot "a, comfortable Stone
Cottage in good repair, and good fences, and
-it is, situated conveniently to the_businesipart
of the -village,' -
= TERMS- desired_ by thepurchaser- two
:hundred dollars of the purchase money may be
• seethed by -.mortgage on the property for a-
-reasortabl&time; ateightper cent interest and
oftlie balance a deposit -of teirper cent will be
required - at the time of sale, and the balance
on completion of the Conveyance. -
The- Vendor reser-I:les the light 6.1 one -LIM.
Further phrticulars may be obtained from-
• PLLIOT TPAV
. -
Vendors' Solicitor. Lucknow.
Datit
ed at L' cknow this 29th A, D., 1881...
CHEAP aaci IMPROVED FARMS
FOR SALE
141,4110 County of Llaron. Ont..
„
TOWNSHIP OF ASHFIELD;,„
North Half of Lot 1, Con. 9, D., 100 .
acres. About 20 acres clea,recl; 80 acres tim-
bered with Beech, Maple, Hemlock, -Bass-
Wood, Elm and'Black..Ash. . Log -House and -
Frame Stable and Shed,. orchard*and
The soil is:a clay and sand -loam. within cfm- -
Yenient distance of SchcolS, ClahreheS - Pest
Offiee`and Mills. -Nine miles from Luanow.
„ .
- N. E. Quarter. of Lot 4, Con. 6,- W.•D., 50 •
acres. About 15 acres cleared, balance can
be cleared -at a triflin-g expense. Small frame
.
House- and Log Stable. - This kt is 'conVeni--
ently situated on a good x Oath _The soil, is a'
light,clay . Eleven miles- frain Lupk-
-
TOWNSHIP�F COLBORNE.
: Co: 13; 126_acresf; about -35 acres
cleared; 91 acres timbered with Beech,Maple,
-Hemlock; Elm and Bla,ekAsh. Frame Rouse,
Log Honse and Stable, YOung -*orchard: The
n. a -sand and clay loath. Saiv:Alillon the -
adjoining lot. •Seven:Miles:to Ooderich.._-
,
Part of lot 16, .COn. 14, 54 acres ;• `ahout 30
acres cleared. ;-halanre canbe .cleared at a ;
iniall expense. Two. Frame flenses and
Frame Barn, all in:goodrepair.' The Si is a -
sandy A Saw Mill oh Part ef this lot, -
'Geod. roads. Seven Miles to Ooderich.
TOWN.. oF EXETER.
_ .
Lot No; 4, in the sub-DiviSion.of:-Lot No.
19: This property is situated in the best
busi-
ns the east side•of.Maio Street-,
and the:beildings. consistof "a Brick Store andDwelhng =
two Storeys high, 20x40 feet,
-.iner-Kitelfetchild Wood Shed. •
_ The -above properties. Offer an excellent: op-
portunitir fora good investment, a, sthey will
mbeensot,l" OHEAP
and on•libera ter..w
.,of pay:- *
AND MUST BE -SOLD _THIS SEA,S01-st;
For partieulars,:aPply . -
lAiiigust 1st, 1881. d
.3 4. E0S.S:( ;SI c ;A:0E:, 0; 4
-
- Bankers, LucknL.e.w., or
late ;of Sk-
iravank opened out lns new shop, next door-te
Graham's lirickiblock; i determined, _
todreep th pubhc Sum
of choicest quaility, great Varietyand at lowest
pries.
In connection with-t—he meat business, he akii
PurPcses ke6Ping stock•
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:loam-; rod frame house.; frame barn„astahles.
and (Irving ,sheds ; \good well, splendid s.
orchard --alt 'kinds- of fruit ; good fences -
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20 from, Goderlch. Tent's -reasonable Apply
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