Lucknow Sentinel, 1902-12-18, Page 8▪ 41.
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T. HELENS
close. of, the• ;prayer-meetin g
esday .evening Deo. 3rd, -the
‘/ .1 a .of the -Young `-;People's
i -"s met in the. vestry of Calvin?.
Arrangementa,were Dade for
#11.3'10 regarding lesson • •ete.
1:1.; Webb,`,.an. enterprising
f; the 12th con is • erecting • a
nd-trill :,for pumping water at
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,D. -C. Taylor's men, of Lucknow
a large furnace.- at the new`
esidence of Mr.r'`. D. Todd last
n Sunday morning last, the pastor
. M. Whaley,. ,B.A.,. preached
excellent Sermon, king 'as"his 'text'
alm:110-7: The sermon compared:
e classes of Christian: people to 'tea
ethers: , 1.—Thosewho ate'. all excite
enti for -fear there'may be daggers on
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he way. ;:II. -Those who areabsbr-.
d with business left behind or are
Whoily: taken up with the prospects of
the, journey's end. A few points as
• helps . on : the 'journey : given
Knowledge (a) of God—not not. a •book'
but a heart knowledge; (5) study the
land to which we expect to f;to ; our
\ own idea do not alter the. reality of
Heaven .(o) 'make friends with, Jesus.
. Christ.. The discourse' was full ' of
life points. from 'start to finish:
stintECIiURCH
„The baiter factoryhas :closed . after
a successful season ;the .output' for
1902 was larger than in any previous
• year.
Shipments of woody hay, bark, stock
and grain are frequent from this sta
'tion.' : Forty-two cars were ,shipped'
, out °cast month.
''• Mr. Fox has sold the saw -mill' to
Mr. •Cottle, who is having the urachi
, nery repaired, he may pot in a; new -
planer. and expects lotsof loges..
Inexpressibly sad "was the death of
young townsman, Ohas H. Henderson
whe,died on Friday evening, 5th'.inst.
The Friday before he appeared in excel,,,
•lent health. On"'Saturday h(37 com-
plainedof pains, and grew . rapidly
worse. The trouble was found • to be
appendicitis,' 'On Tuesday Dr. Gunn
......_of ...Clinton, Dr.....:Elliott...of _.Lucknow;..
and Dr. Jamieson performed an oper—
ation. The patient • came through the
ordeal nicely, but on 'Thursday took
a change for the worse•and..on. Friday
evening passed away.. Deceased was.
' thirty years of age ; a capable, upright.
business man''esteemed by all, and a.
general favorite in ,.the community.'
. Only Six Amntha ago ' he was ' happily
Married' to Mise Kew, who is now left
to mourn the lose of a kind husband.
The funeral on Monday was very
'large, the Foresters attending :in a
body ; 102 vehicles formed the proem
sign. Rev. G: .M. Dunn, assisted by
Revs.• C. C. Maine, conducted the ser-
vice: Mr. Dunntookfor his text'
For' what is your life•? The discourse
was ver •totichiug.and the fairing tear
on many 'f ace; wee indicative of 'deep
est'sympathy withthe bereaved friends.
• Almost at the samo neon Friday
"evening Ood called ant , this time
one of tate pioneers of.1 ifiloss for his
own, i1r',.,,oeorge' Ro: s''who settled on
;h e ferm:o i ie' second . nearly forty
yeare,ago al.}d.;haa ,resided there con,.
•tiquousl sinaa tb ttunet .dspart dt
bis eternal,, t on. Deo: 5th.: By
hard..' work .and patient .endeavor be
sneceedEd inrbuilding up a:,comfoitable
Borne for himself and •raising a family
of eight Bona and two 'daugbtersa all,
of -whom are left tq; mourn the loss .of
akind husband 'and: loving father.
Four of the 'song reside in , Hartney,
Manitoba,one in Rowland* .Wyomtig.-
and the other' three: with, their sisters.,
are :still :at 'home.; The funeral on
Tuesday to the Luo) now • cemetery
70" alarge one, - Rei G M. Dunn,
conducted : the , service'.and' preached
from • the • tepf, "There remaineth'
therefors.a,res for. the people of God"
The ,pallbearers : were Messrs '.Robert,
Jawee •and. George: Ro: s, F, Henry; G:
McIntosh and ';Robert . Ferrie.> Mr,.
'Rees. will, be .much missed in the oom-
triunity as;hia nature was of that cheer
full bouyant type which: never seonied.
discouraged and was always -ready
.:with a kind word and a helpi,gi hand
for everyone;
LAU ITER
Mr. J.'Kiautz,driller, has returned
'to his home' in Waterloo for .the
winter after having a•very successful
' sason.
• Mr. and .Mrs.:•Alex.' McKenzie, of
'Chicago, were guests: of Miss Arnie
Mo ennan last Week. , •
,'Miss Annie McLennan:is theproud
recipient:of.a letter from His Maiesty,
The. King,' in answer to a note -sent to
him in limier of, hi•, birthday which
has the same d,ite as her own, extend.
ing to him her good' wishes'and a:sprig
of the maple'from tar :f onnie banks of
Lake. Huron.
Quitea number of Ashfield::congre-,
gation assembled ` at. the Manse on
Wednesday last. The gathering was
prompted by the desire of the mem
berg to show their` appreciation, of and
high esteem of their pastor and his
partner- inlife' by presenting Mr.
Miller a fur r c
withoat and Mrs: Miller
with ti, -dinner seo;and an; .address and
desired' acceptance' of the same not for
.their, intrinsic valva but :for ' the feel -
in which proMpted the net. Signed
on behalf of the congregation, Messrs.
.Rod F. D. . M k'
Miller made a very touching and •.ap-
propriate reply •r.!ediewing..at some:
length, his work as pastor and with
kindly. words the congregation kr 'this.
.act of kindnessto him' of •`h'
r<mself and
Airs. M Jier,
NOMINATION MEETING
Seventh County, Council Division
County of Bence
',Notice is hereby'gi,ven that a meeting of
the Electors will be at Town Hall in the
`Tillage' of Ripley, on the Twenty-second day.
of December 1902, betweenthe hours of one
and two o'clock in, the:afternoon, '.for the.
purpose of. nominating candidates for the
office of County jouncillor' for the Seventh
County Council 'Division of the Count , of`
Bruce. If a' greater ,.number' of candidates
are. ,nominated than are requrired to be
elected, the polls will be opened at thepolling
places: for each of the polling sub -divisions.
within the said district' nn Monday the Fiifth
day of January 1903, : the 'polls to continue.
open from nine o'clock iri the morning until
five o'clock inthe afternoon and no longer;
Dated' this sixth day of Dacembec.1902. a•
• AN' G'US ,MARTYN,.
Noiuinating.'Officer,
AT, WINCHAM
The ,apoeial' .el@ctiQP cArt' ,on 4 -
day at Osgoode 4411 dealt with the re
!Halving ' Maes on the list, , lrgumee t
in the; East Middlesex, petition w*a.
sot for Toronto on Doo, 39th, at 11 a-rn•
,The petition and cross: in. ICiogaton,
and the potitiorr in., North 'Qatario.
were dismissol' :without costs;, Dates
of trial were fixed as follows .---Saulte
Ste. Marie, at the Soo Jan, 13th •1 pun
:North "York at Newmarket,,, Jan• 20,'
11 a, in.; Centre Bruce'at Walkerton.,
Jan27,`2 Pm.
Mortgage.., Sale
•Pursuant to the powers contained in a, cer-
tain mortgage which will ba, produced, at 'the.
time of, sale. there willbet sold'. by Public
Auction, on Saturday January 3rd, 1903, at 3,
p.m at. McGarry's Rotel, in the V ilia to of
Lucknow, all and singular village lets Num
hers fun; -hundred and ninety-eight (498), four
hundredand ninety•nine'(499), and five .hun-
dred (500), with allowance of a street on the
.north side not leas than thirty feet Wide, run-
ning to to the rear of said iota, all' in the, vi1=
lags of Lucknow 3n thelOouuty of Bruce coni
- taming three-fourths of an;acre. There is a
• subatautial dwelling house on said'gremisea, •
Terms $50.00 in cash at time of sale. Bal-
ance in Thirty.days thereafter.'
For furtherarticulars apply to
JAMES IFtOWEY or to H.61QRRISON
Lucknow •.' Vendor's‘Solicitor.
Lucknow Dee; 17, 1902.:•
•House for • Sale"• ,
' A good cnsnfertable frame cottage for sale
cheap on"•Havelock street douth.in'the ,village
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of l,,iloknow. There is a good garden nf half
en acre of land,. Forpartieulars apply'to':
MISS S. A. BU1(GESS,.
Lucknow, (Int,
MR.D.C.McMQRRAN
Is prepared to give lessons on
Violin,' Mandolin, • Guitar
Banjo, Etc.
T' rms Very Reasonable
RESIDENCE HAVELOCK ST:'
House for Sale
For sale, in the village of Lucknow, a splen-
did brick house and baa t'
u tfullg loon
ds. The
houseis heated by furnace, and is;fitted with
all modern improvements. There is half: an
acre of ground with good` barn and .carriage,
sheds. It is ons- of the finest. homes in -MA
village. For further particular,s apply to.
-MRS. ROBT. PIWCTOR, Lucknow.:
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Farm ' for Sate
Being south quarter of lot 13; concession.1.3'
West 1V'awanosh, .Containing fifty acres.
A good,, concrete house .vithikischen also: barn
36x50and frame; stables.: Farm :well water -
,ed and very suitable, for stock or grain:
MRS; 'FRANK JURY Lucknow:.
Property For Sale •
The propertyOS ass street, in this village.
belonging, to'Ira.. George 'Kerr • is for sale,
cheap. For Partienlars apply:at Sentinel of
House For . Sale
The large and commodous houiie on Ross
street. The property of thelate'llira. James
Somerville Apply to. W . CONNELL,
Two • Farms. for Sale.
As I intend going west next spring, I offer.
my two.. farms for sale, consisting�. of north
half of lots 11. 12 and 13, con, 6, Kinloss, and
west 3-4 of sot 19. con. ,7, Kinloss,,
The firstmentioned•farm contains.150 acres
situated on the grafi el' road four miles north df,
Lucknow, all cleared but .a few 'acres,, soil
an excellentclay loam, abut.dance of cedar
fences and fence rails;; hos been all 'pastured,
for 10 to 20 years, bas a never' failing spring,
lane in centre of farm without a Not, of waste
land, also never, failing ;well at buildings. On
it is erected two fair frame, houses and new
barn 52 x 85' with 23 foot wall'posts,aud straw.
filled attached 46-x 64 with 18 foot posts, all
On a stone basement 10 feet high,, one of the;
best and most Modern barns in .the • County.
One half mile from school, '3.4 mile from
Iloiyiood, poet office, stores; saw mills, Black •
smith, w • gonmaker and everything found in
do up -tor ate village.
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Wishing ,You all" a. ' Happy Christmas;
and a Prosperous New Year,
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s Fur Goods 1r
A. cha. s.. the -demand' : for Fur' Goods..
c nee to colder Weather w>l1 incl easeti,
'' The early,,buyers, this• season will get the best value as nearlyall lines of
:'fur goods. .have advanced, and Tate buyers will have to pay the advance.,
Our stocn k• of Ladles A'straka,n:. Jackets -is still well- assorted and. every gar-
ment is
"ug • Worth 3.UO to' S,QO more than when weboo ht easel: Get your
coat now and ,saye money.; We ,cannot. repo Tat present : prices
x001 '. Hose'
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VFe ha:vea bargain in'Ld' H � Wool at• 2�c per'. air,
,bales ea Wu Iosc
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?hese. oods',canie in late and we want's f �s 'l 1Also :a line of vy.hea.
.-.-ribbed worsted hose .. . in ia gsizes, boys ,; , :• •
Stene for at 30� par
Millinery`
Our Millinery' Department is still attractive. ;` The stork is new AS we
keep buying, . the new lines.
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Rams : for :Sale.
Ten Thoroughbred Leicester Rams for rale.
They; were bred by W. Smith of Maple Grove
and: are in first -"class .condition., 'Prices •
reasonable; inspection invited. For further
partioul ars apply to
J AMES LYONS. Jun..Lucknon
METHODIST CHURCH..
Rev A Q Harris: Pastor
• SAI3BATH.
10 A.M.— •Classes.
1.1• A.•,—" I Am.'
2.45 ,at. Sunday School and Bible Claes.
7 r. lt.—"S1mmon,in Danger."' ,
WEEK -NIGHT SERVICES
Monday Evening, League..
Wednesday evening, Prayer Meeting.:
SEATS FREE ° ALL WELCOME .0
The o her farm;; 75. acres,: is situated two.
mileseast of•Holyrood,.no valuable buildings,
well fenced, and watered with a never failing
creek. ' It also has been pastured for .a' long
term of years. for which purpose it is special- .
ly adapted, though' 31. per.cp_nt of it is excel-
lent grain land ,
The farrat w 11 swill quickly, either to -
tether rr rpara .1y;at may vus:, priebaeet.
We are, prepared to pay ,for Ariel Y
,;(01,i iE,«I 1 +/fl+:lf.dgcnocf,fTn ,;�
First-class Maple lo ss° • $14 e
First-class Soft Elm logs'`...$l h
Fsrst-class-l3•ock.:Eifn 1ogs...$t4
First' -class Baswood iog5',. ,,t315
First-class'Bech logs
All kinds and grades wanted.
Call and.get OUi- pri.:es.
The Canada Furniture Mfrs.
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Operating the
:Button & Fessar t Chair Factor:
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• WLNGHAM, ONT.
House for Sale.
A comfortable dwelling liouse .'fn's sale on
Victoria street, Lucknow.: There is p good
stable and driving house on,the place. For
farther particulars apply. to. J. '4V, afoise
Lucknow, nr,to Albert Fleming, Witigliarm,.
Ram Estray -
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Caine to the premises of the undersigned
lot 39, cotteeesioi1,one, Kinloui, Oen; or about
the lith of Noveinher last, a white aged ram;
The owner is requested to prove. property,
pay expenea anti take him away,
1), orL%TES'; Lucknow — -• ''`
ST. PETER'S CHURCH
'SUNDAY.
Morning Prayer aril a.m.
Sunday School=3 p.m.
£ening Prayer at' 7 p.m,
. ifoly Communion first Stiiiday of every
month,
Erni e (:UPS and choir practice ' Wed
oe4dia,y evening' at 7.:30 p.tia:
T,r,+v orir (xoyw:>*i,4 ::,turf ("f/fors tea
Try. our 14;kt .firypTea
Try our 2 ':.1afi1:'t.'1",
1'ry our Picdesi Tri 'jrlart,j:tr-s .
Try alit Cotfoe., Sold i' rarid.:. •
Try ,our 256 Criffe • ` ,
Try our Paradise (..urrants, recleaned
,Try our .,xtra SeI' cteddtaisins.,
Try our California Evaporated
• • . .Peache
Try our 12a : ie,' Syrup in bottles'
Try, our Choice Prunes
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