Lucknow Sentinel, 1901-11-08, Page 8•
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e wws
Is a,feature of our Prescription"
'Departmentt'o'not, bight
such prescriptions sirr;ply. because
the i neduiines; are. tea 'be, . given to..
'demoitic, animals; ' Drugs and
Chemicals of :doubtful •quality are
not good, enough for; these and.
" , we always use'the purest Plater-
. leis
ater:..leis _in::oompounding`rreceipts; fo'r
•
animals, the same aswe would
use if, the mixture were for your-
self, Try us with, that • xeclept
• for condition,powders. �.'
C LOCHEAD
Chemist arid.Dri ggist
:4UUOKNOW, ", ONTARIO.'
Death`' of Rov'. Jays;- Carrie, , .
Rev.,James Carrie, after : a,;; long
illness, died. on Saturday:night last• at
Gode `rich ` . Mr, Carrie was born • in,
Ireland in 1839, and when:. quite a' lad '
with his parents cadie to Canada a few
years afterwards, and'eottled in Bally.
mote, in London township,. • He- wee
trained for. the'.teaching .professeion at
Toronto, and subse,uently: educated
for the `fir istry :at Euron--College
under the te„Arehdeacon :Holimuth,
the fi et.R cipal of the institution.
He was ordained deacon'aud priest' by
His'Lordship. Bishop• Crouyn, the .first
'.Bishop of Huron. ' His first mission
was at Headinfey, in Manitoba; where
he labored ye5y successfully` for eleven
years.He returned to Ontario, and
was appointed' in 1878 to the parishes'
of., :Dungannon, Lnoanow' and St:
Helens; hit in consequence of ill -health',
was forced to resign hie charge; and
in 1893 was superannnated'anci'retired
to Goderiob, `Where he resided till his
death as. abo'be'Mentioned: ,•A widow
and four sons• survive. Mr.. Carrie.
Was highly esteemed- by' a large circle'
'of friends i'n 'this sction. T6e: funeral
took place from the G. T. R, station,
London, to St `John's cemetery on
. ' 'Tuesday forenoon. •
the 'neigh , otihood, • The funeral tpoJ
pace 00 the following Honda* to the
Kincardine cemetery, being conducted
Woe C,U.Ti'.; qt .which order he 'wee
a mewber anil carried: life iueuranee. •
Luc,KNont ,scaooL REPoBT .
Tbe: followingie i he report of ,the
Lucknow pubiic ecb'pol for the' month
of Octeber
DEPAnorhunsT I.. '•
• Jr, teaing .,.Excellent, R Robert-
son,- W T 11lgLean;:' -E Cameron, J
McLean, W bloody,` I Dooglags, F:
Thompson, A, Newton i' Good, 4 .Mc-.
Donald M Graham;' L' McLennan" 1V'
McClure, . Al Moore, 141♦ McClure,
S Mallough, • ` '
Sr Entrancef--G H Yule, E' Me.
;Lean, Soriingeour,. (M McLean, 'L
Patte'yaon, Al' Yule, N' Moody, E
Harvey;; tit's) I Sheriff, ' E Siddalli. 'W
WiMaokay,, J Irving, A Patterson:
Good," D. Graham. ,:„;Fair,''.W John
sten;'.M G'ralaam: 7 . '
Jr. Eutrance—Excellent; (K Mein
toeh,. M; ,Habick, ties), M :Kelly, -J.
Murdoch, (P Henderson,0 Mackay,
,r
ties) L Treleaven„ i Little; ' L. John-
aton,'(E Thompson, L Taylor, C Ben-
ties), A MoOlure. W 'Mc-
Coy; N Stewart, 'L Henderson, 'absent.,:
Number on roll;50;;• average, atteri-
danoe,,•45 D."D, YULE, teacher;
DEPARTMENT II
Sr Third Plass-,;.Excellent, E John-•
stop, V Colwell, .'V Hustdn,. J' Mo•
Laren, H N wton, A, Grenaclie, _W
Ohlheissr, S'I, Mallough, 11t :Scott
Boland, W Bryan, ' `R Alhn,' E Mur -
ohison,. W Henderson.•
; .flood,' L Gra,'
hale,, E Brown, J 'Henderson,, .E
Moody, T Burns- Fair, R McI�iIi,•
non, A Howey,, . R ' Gordon, Jae Reid..
Jr Third Claes=-Excellent, T Batts;
R Lyons, S %Habick. P Brown, Q
Hedley;.,IE Mgllong5, W ?arrish A
bioQuaig :, Good, W., :No thco4y! .L
McLeod,•D Oampbell; M . Moody, 'I.
cLl'a>o; T Henderson;" d` cKinnon,
14 M1;Leod, B• Sheriff i•- Fair; --R John=
"ston,-RWebstrer Poor G. McLeod:
Nnml er'on roll, .49.; at erage .eaten=
dance, 42. •Maas •BuxoEss,. teacher,
•• DEPARTMENT
Sr.'�econd=Excellent, G Jobnaton;
E ..Hunter, E aMaClnro,• J Guest, J
Scrimgeour, W Joynt, 'M Campbell,
C,Trevett,L Horne; -Good C. Webb;
Armstrong; QC Moody; R.O4lhe4eer,
3•],Treleaven, • C •Barberi » W Moise,. H
Webb,( H McDonald, J McLeod,
Huston ;'. Fah', E Johnston, J Newton,
F Webster ;: Poor, xG Treleaven,'
xG Mutton.'
Jr Second—Excellent, L Campbell,
E •Irving',• M McMorran; H M• t')uillan,
J' Mitchell, 'E Lindsay,: M Habick, W'
Gordon • Good,, .0" N orthgott, ' E
Rivers, L, McLaren, . G Murchison, D
Guest, 11 McKinnon,' J Patterson,: 0
Geddes ;:,''Fair, A Cain, . G Stuart, K
Grundy, W Arinstrong; , Poor .r.zF
Siddall, I r Hill.
' • 'NoTE-Those names • are • marked'
with en -"x" have been: absent' more
than aiz clays
Number on roll, 47; -averse atten-
dance, 45. "Miss;( timaniQds, teacher.
• . DEPARTMENT,,I7
ro Sr Par:IX,�~. �E�i.) , :a.�, ,^.w...,.�•,�;,.
�. ,.- �P�:,J,14aar3���
G;. Battef,•. A Treleaven, 'W. Brown
Good, , l l; Barber, 0 'Grenache,,
Joynt,v'D•�1)odds, A Patterson, V Mor-
rison, t�btAolean F Cook, L Morrison,,
:-HI1ILOSB
The'skift of '4the beautiful" which
fell on'' Monday night ;:gave;. things
,;quite.a winter -like, appearance.
Mr. T. J: Stewart of .Hamiltotiogave
oldacquaintances : n'thievicinity a
,call last week:
• Mr. Edgar Harrison; who spent f1te,
summer months'in . r
Z+ucknow � has ra-
'turned to our hamlet•;again. ' .
Mr.. A. E. 'Halderiby and . Miss
C. McKenzie of. Westford spent Sun-
.day at Mr Ed. 'Harrison's " ^
• We are pleased to note tlthat Mrs;
Alex. "Hewit't has raenver`ed from"h
recent illnes
ti.
SASOFIEfeD
firs, "k�!ilsoui' West,.Watvabpah, left;
fpr Chicago ibis;' week to virlit her
daughter.:
MP? Pritchard And' Mr, Evans,
teagherri :`school. �. 12, were visiting
friends• hereon Saturday:, , , ' -
•
WilliannHarris, an old and respegt.'
ed reeident of. ,A,sh'field, 'did in•
Goderich 0;laat 'week, The deceased
at one time was ono of, the wealthiest
meq in: Ash6eld. H ,owned the flour
mill at Cranston.•
The .,'saor(rrnetal "services of •the;
Ashfield circuit were held in Zion
church last Sunday. Rete Mr. keine
of - the Amberley circuit officiated,'
The reverend' gentleman gave•' ar ex-
cellent diecpurge : apnroprrate for 'thee
occasion..
Mr..,J..Joynt has been; engaged in
. SL: No. bAshfield,for'the oyear,,l'9b2;,.
e: is at present .attending g the MoaQI•
s' pool at:Gioderioh
TUE:1111ICKKNOW•
` MA11t$i E1�
♦Flour, per 100 lbs; .... $1 85 to' $2 60
'36
Barley . • 40,.. 45
Peas. ti G0 67.
Butter per 1b'
• ;3. • .15.
Eggs per d'oz 14 15
Lard:per 1> , ' •' • ` 14 • 15
.Potatoes p r hu h. • ' 25 .. •25
Apples, per bar el '.. 2.00';. 3 09
' For full`♦ aoiurate Toronto Man;
ket'Report 'e seventh page.
RLIQIOUS SERVICES.'
METHODIST ,CHURCH..'
Rev A Ct Harrle - Pastor-
• SABBATH
10 A.it• Claes:
11, A,M. "Christ's taptism " \..
-,7- - ♦The Sower."' •
WEEK -NIGHT S1 VICES
Monday 85P.11[.—L.eagnr.
Wednesday8 i . M. ---Prayer Meeting. -
SEAT'S FREE: • ALL WELCOME
ST-. PETER'S CHURCH. ,
SUNDAY',.,
Sunday School and Bible_C1ass at 9,45: a.in
Morning Prayer at111'a.m.
Evening Prayer at 7'p.m,
Holy Communion first Sunday.'of every
month. r
Bible •Class :and choir' ,practice• Wed'
nesdayevening. at 7.30,p.m.- '
Administrator s Notice.
In the matter of' the estate of Samuel
Porter, late, of the 0it ` of „Redlands
in the •County..of San Bernardino
intthe State. of California, I7.. -S., A.,
Laborer., deceased. '
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to R.S.
0..1897,JChapter-129;-Section 38, and ,amend=
ing Acte, that all persons having claims
against the estate of the Staid Samuel Porter,
who died on or"�abont the 22nd clay of: January
A. -D.1899, are required;to:send bv'-poet pre:.
.paid or to deliver 'to ,the ' undersigned,: the
administrator with the' will annexed, on or
before the 15th day of November A. 1). 19o1
their Hames. addressee, descriptions and,a full
Statement of particulars. of ,their claims, and.
thenatureof the' security- (it any) held by
them; duly certified, and that after' the Said
day .the administrator will proceed „to di•
s
ute.the'assets of•theAmid eceased r,g
✓
Aber--PartiesAentlticrl-(tlleretr� a n '_
.,-re � ard:�
u�lrlsj2b=xhe.clstiisrisof ;iric $e leen shall have
notice;) '
Dated; this 30th day of September A. D,.
r 1901 •' :•
• 11.L. ADOLPH; Box 262,
Brandon, lilaaitoba, • , ::
. A'dminiatrator.
:Gs Mullin D Mttokinpgn,, E Barber ;
Fair, B Alln, N :Hedley,' .' ,
er : Jr Part II,—=Eacehen 0 How:
Colwell had hi' E ,-Apia.; . good, B MallouQh,:, 0 Tre-
• • Mr. 'John d noir
barn raised. ".
I ev. John Maxwell,. who has . been
a resident of this place' for .aboutfive
years, has resigned the',pastorate with,
,the Presbyterian churches' .on .this.
charge.;,. Hifi resignation was occasion-
ed:- through 111 health and' :Will 'take
effect about ,tannery 1st next:
„•Mise 'Hodson of Ri:versdale; spent a
few. days 'of last 'week in this vicinity.
We'und'erstand it is' the intention'
• of our esteemed school. teacher, Mr.
W.' A:'Macaipine, to resign his peel
tion here at the /close of the• presegt
term; '-Mr. Macalpine.has been:a vett'
successful teacher• ddring his' three
, 'years here and has been a genial:friend
-.. a1. 12, Opt.. -....1L _ S,_ _._ _
William H, Montgonirety, .a highly
•, renpected young man, .of ,this'l place,
gassed over to the silent majority; "on
'Saturday,'' Oot; 26th,.'' at his' father's
• hone; after ..an illness of about two
months... Deceased was a ,saddler and
lvbrked at.his trade irr'Kincardine :for
Wale time; and,where, ,' boarding frith
e consumptive, he " contrasted , that
.
dread disease towhich he`felt*,victim,,
' •.Deceased wa�s.4• years (lige.; lie 'was
'only ;married ' a fow months and hie;_
untimely death has Cad a gloorq over
leaven, L `Agnew,' T. Ohlheiser, • 1$
Rivers, '`E 'Macdoy, C •Patm'ore, . F
smeltzer, W Reid, G Elliott,'G Hill,•
Fair, -M^Little, R:Whitley: "Poor,
11'Trevett.
Highest Part I.—Excellent; K' Mac-
kay,''0 Atoheson, .G .Spindler.; Good;
C• Ohlheiser, E Murcbieon, D Moodie;
C Geddes, H Reid ;,. Fair,; E'Agnew,,
.0 Webster,; J Bennett, A .Campbell,,
L Johnstone,' L .Morrison:'
Number oh roll,•,82 ; •average . 'atten-
dance, 72. Miss •Ai;pionetn, teacher.`
MARRIED .
Lsi s - Thomsoif—In Culross, on :Wednesday,
- October ,23rd, 1901, by the Rev • J:. Max-
. well James A. ' Le'es td Sarah, daughter
of Mr. Thos. Thomann of Culroae." •
KAY—Mobpxetn—At the residence of the
officiating' minister, , •Rev.' A. Mackay.
• Luoknow, on Wedne'ada , Qctober 30th',
1901, Hugh,Aleicatider Kay of ICincar
',dine. to .Sarah Alin, daughter, of, Mr,'
'Angus 1MIcDongldiof Huron.
SentirdeOun--G tavad—On • •Wednesday, Oto.
vember 8th; 1901, by Rev. A; Mackay,
Lueknow,' at.hie 'residence; Lorne, Sorim-
e'eour of West • Wawanosh'• to .Burma
Garner of'Auburn, daughter of the; late
Mr. John Garner, Birmmgbam,'Ecg,
DIED ' ••
filoST4Oireni=In Kinloss, on Saturday,-. Oe!.
26th,. 1901, Will Montgomery,. aged' 24
years . .
DUBst:t Iii Dungannon; oa • Saturday, 4104,
vemnhbr 2nd,1J0t, Edward Dlirnin,. 'aged
• 77 geald . • , .
MaTrtits Iiilnelcnow,on Moir iOro oven
bur Orth .I'OOI,`NeiT Ala tiiia, aged 87
,, `""years and i'inonths, •
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rwo Houses -
and
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Mei. s TJ'x].(errear'
Tsast
.� api1e artruie in Nuveber.•. Some hinds you gest
are a ,good fit- until you ge3 . thein, washed, but , after ,
that they are,
too small.. , Get Stanfield'.s Unshrinkablo
and then you have garment _that .wiiLnot ahrin1, '
have thel in all sizes- `
'n; men s, In fleece -tilled under-
wear we bought some anti big reduction. , Our custQ• X
mels, get the benefit,
In !:Men's Clothing• .,
° O ercoata
We are cutting prices for 4vemher- Save rmone :'•b �`•
buying.:fronj us. Don't fora; t the boys' are ,included
when R O. cut prices in, cloth hg. ' $
• isprovidedwiththe latesta d most up-to-date g;
cods: ,,
Our 'Millinery ;Departm
We dont buy much at 'a. tim : but we buy often anal•.'
teen nothin • but the• best,S(
• . .. , � �,.. iss Mathewson 'Will give,
.,you satisfaction if,you want' st fish hat. :• us a.
call. Y Give t�.
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Wit-
lotisT
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a
nt•
a
pair zr
of.
booth pt'
long .A.:n • • •
' T�Agnew'
haV••`
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,o many of them ma
_. ,,n .� : �rou � Went. a '' good .. boot.,
cheapcall: at Agnew's
• ..,. � shoe st ore
We have t
here. in Split,. Slit. Grain
!rice&a�to suit.
_lee
and Rubber.
e. h
ave
.a
1 0�
� � large i -quantity
of -bo s'.
sc, col shoes that at we guarantee ` to ' .
. .ear well for
1.25
per pair . • • . `
take notice'
that we have employed' a first -clam repairer�•-...
• , .,: t% wv �.
neatl a.nd. cheaply. : Anc n ho ,111: repair
.Lots for Sale
your shoes y p y • 1 dont forget that we. will sew
all: shoes •purchased
F'or,eale a frame house in good .e,lndition
containing seven rooms, kitchen; etc., . and
three-quarters of an acre of ground, on the
corner/of.Havelock and Gough "streets. in the
village; There ;is a good stable and 'young
orchard, and never failing spring well on the
premises There will eleq lie •eold a frame
hones and quarter acre lot on Campbell street:
The house rain good repair, and contains .five
Toone, kitchen and woodshed, good. Stable and
orchard aid .small fruits: '
Apply to SAMUEL BARBER, 0
••'• • Waterworks; Lucknow.
House For Sale
The .',indersigned 'offers if commodiniis
dwelling and grounds for ale. Large airy
rooms heated with furnac : all in first-rate
order. 344 sores of land; barn and' sheds,.
nearly all kinds of 'fruit trees, fine shade trees
brd' and soft water; Thisa property is con-
ridered one of the very b 'st , in the village.
• If not dispow.e° of in .n f w days, will, rent'
house either furnished or nfurnished. 'Terme
can be made to • suit.' ma amont down,
ballance'yearly payrnent `•if ;necessary, •
Apply to G; W. BER F, Lucknow.
• .
House, For Sale-.
The. large and conimodou,i house' on Ross
street.' ' Tuff property of the late Mra. James
Somerville: Apply to W. CONNELL._ •
•Leicester Sheep Por Sale.
4 A number of lambsl"both seies,and
six siiearl'ing rams.
,riiOO y .c,
•46-52' Ltrcftxow' P.O.)
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f-�..o^ -'E• sof-ell?i"ge. ,
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iR $1.00': YOU CAN '
GET
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