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Lucknow Sentinel, 1898-10-14, Page 1BANK OF HAMILTON LUCKNOW. TTAotI flfrina ms a a a as 44, wetfi&II611P411111111.1 •-• - • .4 I - • 1 4-. t t s . • •4•••sesseseatilereelle _at ..20alhas--444111k •;/". -Newene IAn OD I 411171 ••APII•.IM.f•••IMIMM"'""'"'""."- . : • filb•OP - • BANK OF HAMILTON. LUCKNOW. Head Office, - - Hamilton. 0191441 paid. p - L250,000 - - - 775,00C Totzl .A.z3cta - - 11,199 1i-4 . Board of Direeters . . Pi" t at A: Vit.( -PteSitit:AS .10!IN S'ICAUT. A..G.13..tUsaY. • JOHN PUOCTtiIi. C,F0. KOACH.,! A. T. WOOD, Si.. r. A. iL I41 (Torhnto Wu, l:nmon. Asa SA • t 111 1IC-, - J. Tarnu ••B. S. STE% EN 11. M, WATSON• Agencies Bodin Liatowel Oweu Sound t'arman, :1Iaa Luau. w Port Elgin hesley Manitou, Man. Siincoe Delhi Milt.. % Southampton tittorgetown• Mort en, NIa. Toronto t;iintrby N' • c:1111 • 1111UlilttAl ();MUM .. • OrXrigt %Inv NVivaipeg, llamittou (Er.:4•En.1) l'Oitariet):41)}:NTS NA' .nal- Provinein.1 Bank rt England,(LttLI 14.44tIon. A 14 FRICAN CO1110:SeONP:sI': • •• it1 National Bank; New Y ,rk. • ::.,ver National llank, " ern:am:It Trust Co., Bost 41. 'line flank, Bridal IL )fl Nati am: Bank, l'hicagn. • lietroit National Bank, Detroit. . . National Rank of Commerce, Kan,44‘,143 National Bank of Commerce., $t. Louis. AGENTS IN MONTHF kL • The Bank of Toronto JOHN D. NICHOL, AMIN% G. T. R. TIME TABLE. l'a.••••cm:et trains leave Lucknow -tation follows South, 6.20a. m. .41. t1oing. 11.31 S. in, . • 1.*:0 p. 11.10 11,, rn. W. ItAYEA, Agent. LEGAL pA . ".% AL47011/80 , EARRISTER • Solicitor Conveyancer, rtc„ (lite e 'artiertn, Holt .t Cameron, tioderi, h.). Ot;it • np-st tire In Allin'a ue-w block. . -- 114 MORRISON, - BAEUISTER., II 1 • Solicitor, Commissioner.. Notarj MAney to loan, Offici over Moody's Barber Shop. ri A R R OW & P ROUDFOOT , BA R ur Le's, .Solicitors, etc., .Goderich, Ont. .1. 1'. (.1 miaow, .4.). 0. Wit, PROUIWOOT. MEDICAL. • DR. VENNANT, yi131",sIt.'I4%N Surgeon . anti Accoucheur. Surgery tree 'J. bce.ry stor,.. Office hours ' row 9 to 12 a.. m, ; from 2 ;Q n . and from to p...m. • - --r_ 1)11e1). ti,m., .t1,..1 A . .svar. 111 , A"lie', ▪ ' ne,..1Yots streiet, b' -hi 1-1 NI-Irdocti t .re _ • . KOJIETIES. I. Q. F. Lecicow• Loky tinier A .1'or,Aters meets the Otidfellow.' Ilan on the fourth Tuve. day of tub month. at ;:in o'clock. Visiting h ret hr,u cordially int Red. (*It rmukt., '.V. Chia ,1,•4.-..r4litg St cretary • ' P. F, . • sitEizavia)1), Nff- ;11t, LUCK. nom. t . third ?Ion f day. evtly nth in WE' Ora: i,n.7 . V•Ang. hre:hrei ,a4 • I d , vitt-". • • 1•;:•!, t 1 S - LOYAL ORAMGIE LODGE 4:28. 11(11.10;3 1:E6ULAI: nrovitt r. • tin:. it, Ow str!..tt, _..11cit1.bw„ ths. +4-0.114 Tnsolay i.r each add et-ry minth. 1..khisse eiira th,•,;i42t)itt1 1.1.1est.Lay tvenirtg ••f illowin. brethren cordially in Iciled t4tie iuteting:4.. • DAvii) A. T. 1)1v1,4oN, Seeretary• - W. M. - ilar C. T. U. -=-•The regular monthly TV • meeting (if the Women's Christian Temperance Union will he held every second Wedneeda, of each month in the Odd Fellows Hall, Lucknow, at 3 p.m. Mn. J. Ilitvax; pr,..4iJaat: MEL HORNILL,Secretary. I. 0.0. F. 1-4 meet 4 every Friday evenin4 their haLl! Campbell street. c.,r.1 ially invited. J. W. A it A sr aoNG. W. Noble G rand, 1-CKNOW Lodge No 112 at o'clock in •All brethren Wit.nox. ReCPrder A U W . • \\ .1; N 0 W 's Z •411116*.LA Lodge of the ..___ -.1. Ancient Order of United Worktnen,., int•et4 in the ...-- ....- ....., -___--, felliiws' Hall; oh the - Odd ,..?, 4r • ' I•+t and second .., u., ortay tvenintc• of \\‘`, Jieaell ni,cnth r.t eitiht , i . .;clock, Visi ng brethren cordially invited., ' W.-S.1101.3mi, .1).1).YrA4, Ma4ter.Work man . • Records?. OLD LICHT LODGE F .6. a.npc Vf EETS EVERY THIIRSDAY NIGHT t - . :VI on or itefore the full prows, in the 4 Ma: •nic Hall, Havel:KA s 1. D. NICHOL,I I' DATN, • Worshiani Master. Secretary t C.O.C.F. 0 11. 1_4 (!ouncil, - wiisus Order .(1 4110409. Frienitt. Meets 14 an+ -1 2101 Tursilay evenin4s +ti each unnth, in hidfcllow. • • hall. it"isitotrs . M. E. 83g1.1.140vE. - • Recorder. • GENERAL ROBERT CUNNINGHAM. INSURANCE FIRE AND MARINE, • GUELPH. Tesepeoes DEJTTIST T_ C. A. NEWTON, HOW>, gratlirate in dentistry, 'For, odor -C 1)••ntal ope:0, aryl -1)octor lietital Stir - ken, Toronto I:raver-44. All modern plans of fhl•tiation and, carefii!rieve in workmanship: Office is Al in'A block, npetair.. P. 3. -Will viAlt Ripley every Thursday It ernemt. • rimetv 1 VOL XXV-41 ent LUCKNOW ONTARIO, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 14th, 1098. 11A1R & SIDLALL, J3ankers, LUCKNOW,- ONI. ABLISIIED.1888, We do a general banking. business; in. drafts throughout Canada and the United States: We ninIce collections on all points. including : -Western States, Manitoba and the North-West Provinces, ani all collec- tions, whether note- or ac?,ount, w ill halve . prompt attention. Notes die' inttd and fanner's sale notee sashed. We loan to farai.ets tdonb:e r single notes at from one to twelve months time, and at rt.:4:4inahli. rate of 'interest. 1,N. !mu small or large aniounts On second te.,rfg.,.•,;•• ,.n or other real estate see- urity and on tipt chattel .Mortgages on live -ek ieigements and crops. We have a large amount of funds to ativancs on first mortga4es from 5 percent. to 6 per c• The rate is'graded according' to the •itiality and AV. of the loan re.quired. We hat e on hand for ttale 100 acres in Aahtield improved land, with fair buildings and 1 l.te sold at bargain. W,repfesent the leading English and Cana- - dian Five 'Insurance Companies and - can t•ffect insurance on all Clarltled of property hi Stock or Mutual Companies/IS desired. Our otli-ce hours are from 10 a. m. to I p. m. GEO A. SIDDALL, MASAGEU. ileptchnottlentuitt THE LIBERTY TO UTTER AND TO ARGUE PREELY ACCORDING TO THE DICTATES 'OP CONSCIENCE WE PRIZE AEOVIC ALL- OTHICR LIBERTIFS ------- Luck:now, October 14th, 1808. THANKSGIVING DAY A question. that is bothering the average man is why it is necessary to wait for the -end. of November before giving thanks for the bountiful har- vests and Other blessings that have been showered. on dutif'al Canatlianb 'luring the. year '? It appears to be a settled matter now that the -last Thurs- day in November is nixed as 'rbanks- giving Day„ . the American Thanksgi*ing and , the Canadian autorities dropped into the American day ire.ordeethat Inisinees` will not be facommoded• Bot .there . ere serious - a' to the latenesa_of the date froin Canadtan _standpoint. Not °els, is the weather 'at its worst, and ootside enjoyment of all kinds at dIsconnt, I,Fat it croWds thee holidays - -ThankseivIng. Christmas ,and New Year'e-.Zr..o epaee of five •weeks, wheree.• 'kr nearly the erecejing three Months tl•er,' is n iiolidey,. except cixie horolav to !itrow its ray of sun- shine on the path of the working man. The -first Thters.d.ay -in November woityl oe just as we/I" for all purpose;-. the "rope ere.tii..-m•notteed, and everything :e .in realitiesto give thanks; and then it woe! -1 make *I split in the long ,tretch l'eorkIng.daYs that follow in of •LaTiar pay. ‘vieh: which •civi 1.1.y- shout' b associated. • -T1-11.:*'LATE, ALLAN NIACINTYRE,` IS .4 (1101101 bitleti he died, -but. a „ }o ii Acotune of tit+. cares of the lite ..kl!an M Fltyre, Astifieltl,. cannot. interilt t. tht, people of thiii don.. Born in •Argyleshiee, SCot- !aI, in 1 he.canie to Canada in 1 , anti. Settled on lot 21, Con. 10, Kin rdine, the farm now ,.iwned by Mr .Mex. Bell. fie was there five yearwhen he. went to the Bruce‘ Mines, 'then in. the zenith:of its copper.' wining developernent. He was there -hut a short time when be went to Portage Lske, Mich. 13eginning as a common laborer 'on the, quincy mine, he . worked up- until het oceupied a responsible position and enjoyed the. confidence of the maqegers • When • Cannected with .the Quincy he made two trips to this part of Ontario for the purpose of engaging men to work aki n)iners. lle.then beckon() oversee of .the Calument and Ilec!ii 'cot:amending a. good salary:and invest . ing his eitvings to good purpose. Act-. ing on a itip'-'which he received_ from the • "inside" he, with two other,' purchased eighty 'acres. of land at Lake Linden. -In a fortnight a .stampmill was located there Arid the, present city of Lake Linden had its birth. . The property Was surveyed into, lots and most Of them.' .were Sold at handsome: figures. Mr. MeIntetre'a prosperity continued until it took six figures to eepresent leis wealth. • .13ut hie health was not in 5tich good condition. He contracted estlima • which developed until two years ago it compelled him to give up his business at Calumet. He came to Ashfield township, pur- chased 300 acres • on the 12th con., and returnetl..to *ming. But the asthmatic affection . increased and he OM on the 61th of September. The funeral took place on the 12th, a large concourse of friends . following the reuraina to the Lucknow cemetery. Among Ahem were several relatives Lone Lake Linden, John- .MePhail Southampton., john, Malcoltio, Donald, ahtl cluirlei McDougall from Tiverton, and Genites, Of Kincardine. • . Mr. 11iilut.yre was married in 1865 to Sarah .31eLtan, of Aslifie'd, a union that .wan• -blessed by the birth of six children: - Fours•of these, Allan, Dan, Mills PheDlie, an'd Miss Daisy, are 'residing on the Ashfield farm: Cherlie in -a banking business at Lake Linden, and a daughter is the wife of Mr. Jones, 'banker, of the same place. - The deceaaed was a Scotchman to the core, and he poasessei ,all. the hardy eirtuesoif his- rack'. • In is dealings with nen he was loyal --scone said claniah-to... his • fellow -countrymen, but every ono ,found Justice at his hands. A lover of literature, he has a lihrary .that a literateur might envy. Ile was, well read, intelligent and . I broad-mitidel. Withal, he had a generous lisait that was always touch- 41111111111 ed by the appeals of charity. Ho he gone to the grave lenving behind the memory of a man of superior talents and abilities, a sound heart and a good head. loyal to his friends and devoted to his family. And all his epitapl. need say is 'This was a Man." 1 er Matte nd 1Iau1t Ncw VIM wanted One lulu& d acres, with good ings, good - sil and good „location wanted. W11 pay cash down or receiving pos ssion. Apply to . MAIR & SIDDALL,' Bankers, Lucknow Wor en at Church The membo of the -Ancient Order of United W rkmen othe village at- tended the E glish chnrch in a body on Sunday m ruing last when an ex- cellent eernsole was delivered to them by the rector, Rev. W. N. Duthie. A Cloys/. Accompanist. Miss Edith Smith, one of Lucknow's most talente4 pianists, and who so ably acted as accompanist at the Mace -Fox entertainment in the Town Half here, on show night, also played for these famotts artists at their con- cert in the W lkerton Town Hall, oh Friday eveni g last. Court. • • HislIonor j.Tudge Klein, of Walker- ton, . held a session of the Eleventh Division Court here on Tuesday last, when some -three cases, besides &num- ber of garnishre actions and judgment summons wer; disposed of. The legal fraternity wa represented by Messrs. H. Morrison end P. A, Malcolmson, Haliewe'en Supper. The ladies cif the Methodist church intend holdin an old time supper in the basement f the church on Hallow e'en night. or some years this sup- per has been s4 great success, and this year promise4 to be fully up to the mark. A fir t -class programme will be rendered d ring the evening. Apple Shipping Mr. W 5 *Imes, of this village. was in Wngharn, on ..iVedne.s- day and Th rsday of last week shippinkapple . Mr. Holmes slaps from Luckno on Monday, frol*Kin-. cardine on.Tu SdaY, from Winghim on. .Wedneae'.ay a d Thursday and frons Ripley:on 'Fri iiy of each weele.. Die in °Chicago 4Werd was. reeciyed by ..frienda the village on Friday last,- that IVilliatu Grn dy, of Chicago, t formerly a res ent of Lucknow, had 'died in that ity. Mr. Grundy hut been in poor •ealth fur a long titne and his neath, though none tho less sorrowful, Wa not altogether • unex- pected by his niily and friends: Ten cent Test The Y.W.Q.T.IT. will hold a ten cent tea at, the home of M,iss Tena Lawrence on Friday evening, 14th inst. Tea served from five till nine. Everybody' welcome, •For Sale 3IriCameron wished to sell his well know panorama -of dieselving views. Will sell at one fourth of first cost. everything as good as new. • Address, R. CAMERON, Kintail, Ont. Closing 17v Business. My drug store will be closed after the-Ath of present month. To save, you sfime inoney I offer for the next few .days, wall paper, chinaware, fancy 'goods, baby carriages, etc., at 25 per cent. discount. It will be of interest • .Come ,and investigate. In Block. lisanfe Drug Store, to you,i 'Murry!e Fraternal V hilt On Thursday evening laat the mem- bers Of Old Light Masonic Lodge in this village received it fraternal' ,Visit from a number of bretbren from Wingham and Smith's Hill lodges, . During the evening • the beautiful and impressive ceremony of raising a candidate in the third degree was ably exemplified by the_onicers of Old Light, and on conclusion of the degree, all tho visitors expressed them- selves delighted with tho manner in which the work is being .done, in Old Light Lodge,, After the meeting all. the brethren repared to the McGarry' House where an excellent banquet awaited them and a few hours were' pleasantly spent together. . , • . _ Dungannon Show - Thera was a big crowd at the Dun- gannon show on Wednesday last, and in every department tho show was a success. The track owing to the rain was a trifle heavy but the races were, good, and in the free for all "Grace M.,"owned by Mr. P. McDavitt, of this village, captured Jirst money, while in the farmer's trot, Mr. .Jake Reed, of Ashfield, took first place. In a tug of war between eight men a side from Ashfield and West Wawanosb, captained by Hugh Girvin and John Bowers, respectively., the Ashfield men. won the :draw.' In buggy horses Mr.. M. Corrigan captured the red .tic,ket, 024 in the drawing contest Mr. jittnes Forster's 'team was victorious. In•potiltry our own breeder Mr. J, •C: Lyons ciptured the great bulk of: the prizes.__LOnr splendid band delighted everybody With their playing, and al- ogilther it *as a good show, and a inn st of the prizeawarded will appear in our next issue: • ' moent corn Mr. Wm. alcolm, of Kinlough, brought .• to he Sentinel office, on Friday last, et ht of the largest cobs of corn we ha% e ever seen. The cobs measered abot t a foot in length and had circurnb dice of nine andlalf inches. The 1 rgest one _contained 32 rowe„of corn hich had on it 1650 grains, and weighed • about two pounds. ' E tor Dead • Mr J. J: CI rk, editor and propri- etor of the Tiv rton Watchman, died at his residen in that • village, on Friday last, aa his remains were in terred on Sund y af lernoon. 'last with Masonic honor. Mr. Clark was a clever young j urnalist and a gentle- man greatly res' pected by- all who knew him, and in his death the village of Tiverton and the county generally has lost a good citizen. •• Information Wanted Some ten years ago, a young men named Williai John Potcher, left Lucknow, for chiian, but during the past three yeas ho word has been. received froni }4m, and any informa- tion as to h' present address er whereabouts `II be thankfully re- ceived by his father, Mr. D. Potcher, Lucknow Post Office. He ie about 28 years of age, and was last heard from at Massey P. Q., Algoma •District, Michigan, Algo ,t a and Parry Sound PY. papers please c • Hunk'• For October Poets may si g of the joy .of the spring -time- an extol the manifold beauties of a d in June, but what period of the ar can we seriously' compare with a anadian fall? What of the mellow s nshine, with its soft- ened glow, the constant blue of the unchanging sky, and all the golden glory of the leaves? Italy may have qeautiful landscape.s, and the sirs of France may be lialubrious and invigor- ating, but for Canada's healthy sons and daughters there is no place like home in autumn. An Inte In April or niilch cow bel Illunt;•r, of this leg broken abov animal was lyin Mr. 'Hunter's r and a little five Win. Boyd, wa the cow with a leg. The Case , sion Court here after hearing t -plaintiff, the J father was not -action of the case,with costs ...The ng Cie& ay last, a valtiable nging to Mr, J. B. illage, had it hind the hock joint. The on the street, near idence at the time, year old son of Mr, 0 accused of striking , tone and breaking its tried at . the Divi - n Tuesday last, but e evidence for the dge ruled that the responsible for the y, andAismissed the W met: at the home of Mrs. Jack Armstrong on Oct. 7th. There was! an extra large atten- dance including 'seven visitors. After the usual devotional exercises, the.sec- retary read the Minutes of previous. meeting. The hostess then welcomed all to her home. Solo, Miss Libbio McDcnald, reading Miss Sadie John- stone; piano solo Miss Lalla Berry; Report of County convention, Mrs. Douglas, president of "Ys", Report of evening sessijons by Mrs. Bryan, president of "‘W. Lunch was then served in which everyone was able to - take part, after which the meeting elosed with the izpah benediction. Spocirtl Notice. ' The %undersigned begs to say I intend closing up my drug business on the 20th day of this month (October). I Want to paymi debts before leaving town. To enable me to do so, I must collect my accounts. Will thank ell parties indebted to me to come in at once and settle up. An accounts unpaid after ,above .named date, will be piaced in my 'solicitors hands for colle3tion. I take this opportunity of thanking alt my customers for dock kind patron- age extended te me since commencing business in this Noce. With kind regards and wishing you all every success, 1 11113 3 ours 'respectfully, F. E. • -Remember ithe Y's ten. cent tea . - at the twine of gis,s • Term Lawrence this Fritlity: ,Tea served frcim five till nine o'clockni p! --The Conservative of East Wel lin.gton have nominated Dr. ,Coughlin their late defeated candidate, in oppo sition to Ifon. J. M, Gibeon, for tho vaeant seal in dui _Legislative Assemb- ly. • - Mr. T. L. Treleaven, of this viliage brought to the Whop a bunch of raspberries, most .of them ripe, hut Some. jest pat blossoming'. This is somewhat unusual, but the warns wea.ther of the. past • few weeks is iimo,untable. --,---All parties are- hereby called upon to examine the prizs list a, published,. and report any,errors..pr ommissions to the secretary at. once: Ihe prize list • will be paid is here published, regard -being had 'o.nly...tO finch corrections ae shall ..he .se pod in. •to.' the secretary, and no cercetions. inad'e 'after. -.One of. the 'lady. exhibitors was unfortunate enouglitliose an embroid- ered. • table.. cloth, .framework white, with adorns -and green -leaves. It wee entered as etching. It west() doubt taken by inistalce or got -*mixed in some other exhibit.. Will the party having it' kindly realm to the , secretary. . • -There died at her reoidence in Godetich, on Suntlay, Oct. 2nd, Mar- garet, wife of John Bailie, cpioneer of - West Wawanosh ; she was the mother of ..Win. and James Bailie, both of whom are proniin-ent. men. in the township, while Wilkiam is also Presi- dent of the West Huron Fariner's Institute., She wasburied in Dun- gandbn cemetery on. Tuesday after- noon, Rev.. Messrs,: Wilson. and Hall performing .the: Ittat- sad rites. SCHOOL HE PORT. Repoit of S.. S. NO. 2, for the month of September :- .EXVELLEP1T :-V. : L. Arn- old, A. McFarlane. • IV. ems : A. Lane, C. Fizell. III. Class: L. Arnold, A Malcolm, M. Mcltitchie, W. Greer, /C. Malcolm, M. Ryan, M. Lane. Class: N. Haldenby. F. Atkinson, J..McOonnel, If. Malcolm, J. NIcFarhane; W. (Juest, L. Johnston. Part 11. : J.. Guest, M. Walsh, .L. Richards, It. Robertson, E. Johnston, V. .Ryan, Part. 1.: N. McConnel, Fra4er, M. Guest. • GOOD. -IV. Class: E. Richards. III. Class: W. Arnold, J,lohnston, Frs. Gorges). II. Claim C-Rabinson. Part : W. Rousom. Part 1.: II. Haldenby; J. Atkinsm, A. Bassoe. Ciasa : M. Rob, itsen, J. Rousom. 11. 01858: R. McConnsl J. Encil, Gossel. . LOCAL ITEMS --Everybody welcotne at the 'Y' tea on Friday evening. ' -The issuing of money orders is a new departure of the banks. -Mr. Harry Whitely, of Toronto is visiting friends in Luckeow,* -A large crop of nuts this fell is taken to indicate a hard winter. ' -The Sentinel to any address till the end of the year for 25 cents, .-Everything in onammelled ware for sale at Lawrence's hardware. -The newly sown fall wilt:let pre - Bents a fine appearance in this section. , -The rains were•welcomed general- ly as many wells acd cisterns werc dry. . _ -Good house -to ritit on Campbell street-. Apply ta T. W. Litt le, Dun- gannon. Ladibia' kid gloves, worth 75c and $1. per pair, selling at 35c pl. pair. W. Connell. -Mr. 0. W. Berry has putchased the drug business from Dr. D. -M. Gordon, of this village. -MissesMary Campbell and Rachel McLeod, of-GOderich, spent a few days in town this week visiting friends. . -New goods for wedding gifts at Lawrence s. • Call and see them before purchasing. , --: Hello there! Po and pay Fred Grandy' what you care- him as he re- quires the money at once, Don't for- get., -Mr. Robert Johnston, - who has been in Attwood for the past two nwiegehliti:, returned home on Saturday , -Are-you in need of bill heads, en- velopes or Writing paper? The Sentinel (Alice is the place to leave your order. ' , - M r. 'Milian) Little, of Walkerton,- spent a few .days in: Lucknow, last week the guest of Mr. and Mrs, D. C. McMorran. -A line of . rubber ceeta of the best make forsako,. away dOwti',f in price to clear. W. Connell. ' . . . . . __The Rev. Mr:.Steivart, ot Bel- rnore, will preach in the Presbypuian church, Lucknow, ntxt'Sabbath morn- ing and evening.. e - Buy your stoves from you local dcalera 1111i SIM) money. A furl line of parlor and cook:stoves just re'ceived at Lawrence's. • .. • -L.A Maine man who has - been hOlding communion with the 'goose bone and hog's melt," says the ming igoose c winter is to be "a snorter." - If you want to buy a farm, Oen a farm, rent a farm, or in fact if 'there is anything you want to tell the people do 30 through The Sentinel. - License Inspector Bryan w is in town on Friday. Ile was proecutor in a suit for infringement of the Liquor License At .-Walketton Herald. • • -The Bruce County Couni will meet on Monday, October 17th. • The appointment of a manager . fc4 the House of Refuge farm will be made at this meeting ' • . ----Crowell Wilson, teller in the Bank of Hamilton here, left on Friday to take a position in Winnipeg._ His place here is filled by Mr. Hohnts, of Lucknow,-Wingham Advance. !'' ' -The estate left by the Hon. I. C. Cameron amounts to about $0(!,O)0, - of which 125;000 is in lifo' insur nce; a policy of 110,000 insurance ifs an American company was droppe Mr. Cameron just a few months Once: The over crowded condition of the teaching profession thi=oughout! the -Province ie being felt, and as it, result the Model Schools are being . poorly attended this year. -The.new winter time table went into effect:on the G. T. R. last 'week, but•the only changes here are that the .. . ,Lucknow. -All . three cents an ounce. • dmtofTvesoauourti,re 8 dInmi,Relritvy.03.1811 . mi ;I itt r)::i. iviciT, at e sioki ouni i co.:int ti in- u.o.tc. diwt12.. e e r5atiniilr, implement,d. . r i.vAGeo.es. 10. Ratto?ufbe6.i:21$00inujiaibH.ntniN$4.3{ .of lot 11, con. 5, Kinloss, on Friday, Secord's fine house in Kincati tas was observed to I o on fire. ThefZerali gade was quickly on the se jaw, old succeeded in putting out the blat,ssout are visiting. friends in Toronto this Railway Ticket Agents' Cenverition in Ottawa, before returning to or theywillbe placed- in other hands church -time, tho cliiinnean f Dr. not =before serious damage luta been both in livery and-- blacksmith -shop for collection. -DAVE THOM PsoN. -this. Year. • . Tho postage between week. Mr. Murchison will attend the the estate of the late &dim Thompson, ber as the estate has tobewound up, m case ..of these•goods from the inanufsc- &notion atklot .18, con. 9., Icinloss, on custoiners, who buy blankets. W. Connell.. . .• tam And can save money for our implements, the property" of • Thos. amOunt of :internal Canadian postage points in Canada will continue to be blankets very cheap. We bought a auctioneer.. therewill be no reduction in the October.* .14th, 198. _JOHN Puny's, and the late train at .11.10 p.m. Burns, Will take place at. south half must be settled by the.15th of Nevem- -There Will be sold by public -On Sunday evening, shorz after -Mr. and Mrs. John Murcliison --It. ill officially announced. that, -We can . supply you with good --An auction sale offarm stock and ecounts and notes owing to 3Cs d°a-iltee3runtil 20th of present a fine line in bal.), Just Now. . carriages, wall paper, fancy goods, chinaware, etc, at 25 per cent discount, which means in most lines below wholesale prices. After above date my etere will be closed: and stock removed from this. town. Murray's Block. . J. '4"..E ID3grilogitisitY' t. • SIIIIRIFE ERE .the rhuscies and Joints the pains and aches or WHOLE NO. 1278. THE FALL SHOW LIst of the Successful Prize WInnere The following is a list of the ptizes awarded, and the successful exhilsit,prs at the fall show of the Kinloes Brafich Agricultural Society, in Lucknow, ou Tuesday and Wednesday of laet week : HORSES. HEAVY DRAUGHT. Span in heavy harness, waeon-let, Jno McKenzie; 2nd, 0 B Armstrong; 3rd, Jas Forster. Brood mire, raised foal in '98.-ist, Thus Todd; 2nd, Wm Kickley ; 3rd, J 0 Bladwin. Foa1-1st, Juo E Scott; 2nd, J C Baldwin ; 31d, Barbour Bro. Two year. old gelding. -1st, 0 B Arm- strong; 2rtd, Jeri McDiermid ; 3rd, Wesley Henderson. Two year old filly.-lst, J C Baldwin. One year old filly.- 1st and 2nd, Wesley Hen- derson; 3rd, -Thos Todd. One year old geiding...-- tat, Wm Jamieson Feinale; any age.-lst, J. E Scott, eeswater. Ataticcurusst. AND 'GENERAL etmeoss Mare raised foal '98.-lst. Barbour Bros ; 2ed, Hod McKenzie; 3rd, Jas Forster. Foal.-Ist, Jno Joynt ; 2nd Jas Forster ; 3rd, Robt Pardon) Two year old ge!ding. -1st, Barbour Bros; 2nd, Sam Morrison; 3rd, Peter Torrance. Two year old filly.-lbt. Allan McKinnon; 2nd, C IV Taylor: 3te3, SARI -McDonald. One year old filly...-Ast, Barbour Bros; 2nd, Peter Watson ; 3rd, Allan McKinnon. One year old gelding.-lst, Thos Todd; 2nd, Barbour Bros. Span in harness anti wagon.--lst, Wesley Boyle; 2nd, Arch McMillan; 3rd, Peter McKenzie, General purpose span in harness.-lst, Robt 'Webster; 2nd, Thos Joynt ; 3rd C W,Taylor. Trial of strength.-lst, J *McLean; 2nd, Jas Forster. . -ROAD AND CARRIAGE HORSES' Span iti Lewis and carriage.-lst, Rev. E A Hall; 2nd, Matthew Woods. Mare that has raised foal in '98. -1st, Paul Reid, Foul.-lst, Paul Reid. Two year old Elly. -1st, J Bailly. One year old filly.---Ist, Robt McKen- zie; 2nd, Peter. Corrigan; 3rd, Ken- neth Farrirgh. , One year old gelding. -1st, Kenneth Farrish ; 2nd, Thos. E Finlay. Buggy horse, mate or gelding.-lst, M Corrigan; 2nd, Dr. Gordon; -3rd, Lawrence ST, Johnston. Saddle horse, mare or gelding. --let 111 Corrigan; 2nd, Jno Webster; 3rd, Jno Grallam. lady driving. -Miss Woods. Gentleman's turnout. -let, 0 A Siddall ; 2nd, W J Litee. ,CATTL ntainam. Bull, 3 yawl ar.d over. 1st, Edwin Parvis ; 2nd, Jno Waist Bull, 2 years old.--lst, Jas Forster. Bull, 1 year•old.-lst, A C Patterso Bull calf. - Int, Jno Jamieson; 211 , Jno Webster.. &ged cow, etc,-lst, A (I Patterson; 2nd, Jno Webster. Three year okt cow. -lst, A 0 Patterson ; 2ed, Peter McDonald. Two year old heifer.--lst, P McDoeald ; 2nd J Webster. One year old heifer.-lst and 2nd, P McDonald, Heifer calf. - 1st, A C Patterson; 2nd, J Jamieson. Female, any age. -ht, A C Patterson. Herd, etc.-Ist, A 0 Patterson ; 2nd, P McDonald. IIEREFoR.D. - Bull, any age.---lst, Geo Webb. Fenaale, any age.-lst, Geo Webb. • mum) ANGUS. Bull, gay age.-Ist, J ,Joynt. Female, any age.--1,st, J Joynt )SII Bull •calf.-lst, Jas Lane. Aged cow giving milketc.-let and 2nd, J Lane. Three year old cow, etc.-Ist, Jas Len° ; 2nd, Ruebtn Tiffin. Two year old heifer.-lst, Jas Lane. One year old heifer.-Ist slid 2nd, Jas Lane. Heifer • calf,-lst, J Lane. Jas Lane. GRADE CATTLE. Grade cow, etc. -1st, Jno Webster; 2nd, Geo Webb. Two year old heifer -1st and 2nd, Jno Webster. One year old heifer.---lst, Alex Nicholson; 2nd, Thos Todd. Two year old steer. P McDonald; 2nd, J Webster. One year old steer.-lst, A Nicholson; 2nd, J Webster. Steer calf-lst and 2nd, P McDonald. , Fatted cow, steer or heifer.-lst, A Nicholson; 2nd, J McLeod. Best three stock steers. - 1st, Jno McLeod: JERSEY. Bull calf„--e1st, Peter McKenzie. Aged cow, giving milk.-lst, Rubt Hamilton ; 2itd, W C Treleaven. Two year old heifer, 1st, W C -Tre- leaven. Ifeifer .calf.-lst, Robert Hamilton; 2nd, Peter McKenzie. SHEEP. LEICESTER. • .Aged raw.-lst, 11, E Lane (j• Sons; 2nd, Jas Crowston. Two ewes raised lamb?? in 1898. -1st, 0 A Greer. Shearling ram. -R E Lane Sons. Ram lamb.- -1st, 0 A •Greer ; 2nd, R Lane tk Sons. Pair Shearling ewes. -G A Greer. . SOUTH DOWNS: Aged rani. -let, Jas Lane. Two: ewes raised Iambs '98. -.1st, Rueben Tiffin ; Jas Lane. Shearling ram, - 1st, Rueben Tiffin. Pair ewe lambs. -1st, Jas Lane; 2nd, Rueben Tiffin, Rani lamb.-- 1st, Rueben Tiffin; 2nd, Jas Lane. Pair sheai.ling ewes. -18t, Jai Lane. oTH Eli DOWN:,. Aged ram.-lst, A McDonald ; 2nd Paul Reid. Two ewes raised lambs in '98.-Ist, Paul Reid; 2nd, Alex Mc- Donald. -Pair ewe lambs.-lst and 2nd, Henry Thompson. Rain lamb. - 1st, 11 Thompson ; 2nd, A McDonald. Pair shearling ewes.-lst, A McDon- ald , 2nd, 11. Thompson. Pen. -18t, 11 Thompson. Fat ewe or weather, etc.-lst, 11 Thompson; 2nd, -0 A Greer ' PI05. BERKSHIRE, J A Harris ; 2nd, Jas Alton. Sow raised pigs '98. --1st, J Alton; 211d, Rod McKenzie. Sow farrowed '98.--lst, J Alton. Boar farrowed,'98.-let, J Alton. '41\ b.& CHESTER WHITE • Boar.-Ist; J Alton; 2nd, Alex McDonald. Sow raised pigs '98.-lst J Alton; 2nd, A McDonald. Sow , farrowed '9 --It and 2nd, JI13 McKenzie, Boar farrowed '98 --let and 2nd, J Alton. YORKSHIRE. Sow raised pigs '9.-1t, Jas Alton. Sow farrowed '98. -1st and 2nd, J A Harrie. Boar farrowed '9- -J Alton. TAM W0liT11 Boar. -1st, A Sic Donald 2t1cl, G 8 Robertson. S,,w raised pigs '98. - 1st, Jno McDiarinid. Sow farrowed '98. -1st , J McDiarmid. Weir far rowed '98. -1st, J no 11'cl/humid. DAIRY. Special collection butter -let, Watson; 2nd, J Lyons. Tub butter. -1st: Peter Watson; 2nd, Paul Reid; 3rd, 'I' Agar. Roll table butter.-- 1st P Reid : 2nd, P Watson ; 3rd, leo Lyons. Crock butter. -let, Mr& Watson; 2nd, W J Hall ; 3rd, div• Alton. Unsalted W .7 Hall : .2nd. P Wat.vn . • 3rd, Jae Lyons. Factory cheeste-lst, D Boeers. 'fwo loaves hcmo-made bread. - lst, P Watson; 211d, Juo McDiarmid. Two loaves baker's bread.- 1st, Tbos Reid. Box comb honey.-lst, Malcolu. McDonald. Jar of honey.e--Ist, Jas. .Baird ; 2nd, Malcolm .NIcDonald. Honey comb in frame.--ist, Malcolm McDonald; 2nd, Jas Baird. Maple syrup. let. Robt McKenzie, 2nd, Peter McKenzie. M.iple Sugar. -1st, Jas Alton; 2nd, Jas Lane. . Collection baking.-lst, Jas Lyons; 2nd. Thomas Moore 3rd, Peter McKeazie. U(RA1N. Two bus. fall wheat, white.-Ist, Wes Henderson 2nd, Jno McDiar. mid ; 3rd, Sam Furte. Two bus fall wheat, red.-lst, Sam Furse; 2nd, Sam McDonald, 3rd, W D Bradley. Two bus.spring wheat.-lst, 5 Furse 2nd, Jno WelAter. Two bus wheat any kind.-lst, Wes Henderson. Two bus peas,•sma:1.-lst, 8 Fume '2nd, rhos Moore; 3rd, Sam Mellon ald. Two bus peas, large.-ist, Jn McDiarinid ; 2nd, Sain Fur -se, 3rd P Melienzie. Oats, black. -lit, Sant Furse; 2nd Jas. Baird. Oats, white, long. -I st Jas McDonald ; 3rd, Sam Furse., Reid ; 2nd, Sam Furse. ::JuiLi1S,agBTaoiAr4at'gii ja; , Rod McKenzie; 3rd, ley. r. !if c Diarmid. 2nd, J NlcDiarinid ; 3rd, W D Brad Arch McMillan, One dozen ears corn. -1st, Jno Timothy.- 1st, .1 awes Al ton ; 21,d, Bag flour.-Ist, W C Trelaaven I Rye.-lst, P Torrance , 211d, Jn•_. Six rowed barley.- 1st., Bairn 4111‘ -1st, Jas Alt -m :212.1 ThosR.eiiid. ax seed._ 1st, Saw Fume I 2nd,‘ Peter McKenzie. Peek garden beans.-lst, Jno Ter.- iNitsonotre; 2nd, Sam Purse. Peck white beans.-- I st,, " Sim Furse Thrs •13ellection eorn, grain, t_te - -1st, Sain Few. Coliehiou jrasses - i st, Satn Furse, FRUIT. APPLES. 0 Balwins.-lst, Jno Murdoch ; 2nd Peter Watoon. Alexanders.-Llst, Jae Crowston •' 2nd, Rola Martin. Kings.-lst, Wm Anderson; 2nd, J Alton. Ben Davis. -1st, P Torrance; 2nd, Jas Crowston. Culverts.-Ist, Robt McKenzie; 2nd, Jno Murdoch. Duchess.-lst, Jas Alton: 2nd, Jae Ross k SODS. Ontario -1st Jn.. Murdoch; 2nd, Malcolm McDonald. Ribston Pippins.-Ist, Jas Alton: C W Taylor. Grav'ensteins.-1st, Alton; 2nd, A Alton. It 1 Greening. -1st, J 2nd, Rod Mc- Kenzie, Mann.-lat, Robt 'Matheson; 2nd, ft Shaw & Sans. Roxboro Russett.-lst, Robt McKenzie 2nd, J C Baldwin. Golden Russett -1st, Sam Furse; 2nd, W J Hall. Canada Red. -1st, Jas Alton; 2nd, W .1 Snow.--lst, Peter Torranrce ; 2nd, -Wilson Eagleson. Crab, trans- parent.-Ist, Peter Watson'. Crabs, any other.-lst, Harry IticCharles 2nd, Rota Martin. Northern Spry. -- 1st, Robt McKenzie; 2nd, Jas Ross Jz Sons. Fall Pippin.-lst, W J Hall. Bottled ( ;reening. --1st, Mal- colm McDonald. 20 oz Pippin. -1st, Peter Torrance; 2nd, Sam Morrison. Wealthy.-lst, Harry McCharles; 2nd Robt Matheson. Blenheim Pippin. - 1st, Jno Murdoch; 2nd, Peter Torr- ance. Wagners.-lst, Wilson Eagle- son; 2nd, C Baldwin. Three varieties fad apples.-Ist, Jag Alton ; 2nd, Rod McKenzie. Three varieties winter apples.-Ist, Rod McKenzie. 2nd, Jac) Reid. Best variety named apples. -1st, Jas Alton; 2nd, Robt. Martin. Summer pears.--:lst, W D Bradley 2nd, W gagleson. Fall pear -1st, Sam Furse ; 211d, Jas Alton. Winter pears.-Ist, P A Malcolmson `21ad .Jno Murdoch. Peaches.-lst, P A Malcolmson ; 2nd, Jas Bryan. Three variety pluny.---lst, S Furse; 2nd, Ilugh McKay 3: Sons. Collection canned fru it . -1st, .1 no Lyons. essess. Concoid.-lst, Jas Bryan ; 2fid Malcolm McDonald. Warden.- 1st, Malcolm McDonald. Any other named black.-lst. Malcolm McDon- ald; 2ndil as Bryan. Niagara.-Ist, M McDonald; 2nd, Jas Bryan. Jeasica. -1st, Jae Bryan. Any other named white.-lst, 18.8 Bryan. Salem.-lat Jaa Bryan. Delaware.-lst, Jno Tennant; 2nd, Jas Bryan Any other named red.-Ist, Malc,lin Mc- Donald : Jae Bryan, Best collection three named varieties-Ist, Jas Bryan; 2nd, Malcolm McDonald. Ltrgest colloction named variety.-lst, Jas Bryan; M McDonald. 1 INC ••••••••• We aim to provide the bet possible Clothing for the leakt possible Money. That, of course includes correct style and perfect fit, reliable material and thorough workmanship, io matter how small the price. We have just roceived a large shipment of Shorey's Ready- to-weair Clothing For tall trade, Every suit has .the following Guarantee Card :-- - "This card is a GuARAN- TEE that the cloth in this _garment has been thoroughly SPoNCE0 and SHRUNK, and the workmanshit is full guaranteed." 11. SlioREY & Co, Ifentreal. We have confidence in the goods we sell. The Prices are right. The values are unexcelled. We invite comparison on eur clotning as to Style Qualit and Price. R . D.Moron '12 °My our Attention! FEW PEOPLE • Give their Clocks the attention to which they are entitled. Utilese they are properly cared foe the movement wiii not run reliably. This gives you troable, causes incon- venience, makes you nnoertain all engagements, and oft times promotes genera! uneasineas. :in the household. If you hay,. Lot • A Good Clock We'll Sell You One. - If TOR have it us keep' it in good repair for- you. It clack that can -keep dote, aid won't, eught to be made keep time The clOcks we sell are the kind that don't require mak- ing. , They are of such a good * menu& :ture that they do keep coop TIME JEWELER ARMSTRONC'S for Clocks. FLOWERS. Lerget assortment plants, etc. 1st, Trio Adams. Assortment house plants. -- in-, Tennant. Bouquet tlowers.-lst, Miss Bargees ; 2nd, A C Patterson Cut flowere,-lat, Mrs Hudson 2nd, A C 2atterson. Col- lection wild tlowers.-lst, Peter Mc- Kenzie: 2nd, ino Tennant. Autumn leaves -1st, Paul lteid ; 2nd, :Go Ten none. IVJ0Tt4 AN 1) V EG ETABLES. Mangolds, any sariety.-lst, ina McDiftrmid ; .2nd, R E Lane 3: Sons.' Beets -1st, Harry McOnarles ; 2nd, .1110 McDiarmid. Tirrnips, Swede. - 1st, Edwin Jarvis . 2nd, Robt McKen- zio. Tuanips, any other.-lst, Edwin Jarvis 2nd, .!no Webster. Field carrots. -18t. 0 A Greer, , 2nd, 300 Webster. Garden carrote.-lst, 11 McCharles ; 2nd, is Baird. Parsnips. -1st, Jno Tennant; 2nd, H McOharles. Tomatoes. -1st, Robt Purdoin : 2nd, Thas Reid Twelve onions.---lst, P Reid*, 2nd, .no McDiarmid. Quarter tap onions.-lst,- Paul Reid: 2nd, 8 McDonald. Cabbage, early .-It, R Matheson; 2nd, .int) Tennan' Cab• tlage, early. -10, It Matheson ; 2nd, .ino Tennant Cabbage, late -1st, Petnr. Watson; 2nd, 3no Tennsait. Pc mpk ins -1st, Sam aulhuald. quashes. -1st, Sam Furge 211d, 'I' Moore. Two melons -1st, 11.1u Ten- nant. Citrons.-lst, no Adams,: 2rsti 3110 Tennant Celery.-lat, Miss Burgess 2nd, Thos Iteid. Red peppers -1st, Thos. Reid ; 2nd, •Tno Tennant. Table squash. -Iii:, Sam Furge ; McDtarmid. -1st, Jao Tennant LA.DI ES' DEPARTM ENT. Berlin wool work, flat. --.1st, Mrs C Campbell; 2nd, Mrs ,t ral Murdoch. Ilattenlairy Isee.-Irt, Mrs C Camp bell ; 2nd, Mrs .1 urdoch Crotchet in wool.-lst, Syming ton . 2n4; Mrs C Campbell.. Crotchet in cotton. -1st, Mum L Murdoch ; 2nd, Mrs C Campbell. Crotchet counterpane -1s 1 t, :1;,izszsSyuiingtono 2nd, .us Lane. Crazy patch work quite -1st,. Miss Malcolinson ; 2rid, Mrs C"Cemphell, I tMo:t.4;.• CDCtaliwur°11wor;k2. tiA,lia4M teS,YinSingytn-- itigton .; 2iid, Hugh McKay Jr Sone, Eial,rai.lery in Miss Mal- coisisson, 2ud, 0 ‘14'! Berry. Embroid in.ecotton.*- let, Wm Anderson , 211d continued on last page, e ft*