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' The Bump county. 'trxar. gallows la ofered for sale. -, The sherifi‘s 16‘!!- t sates that " three men have hung on it sod yet it is as good s: new)? - 8019 the London Worl/l:â€"There is no doubt shout it, people are rctrvnclx. , ‘AL Christie 6'. .‘lnn- , in: on all sides. tou's last week a single china p'ate brooch only ninety pounds. . MiutEmma Scott. of Brunel town- Altlp,,,M.usknka. while crochctin: full “hep, and in some uniceriuntahle tinn- per ran the crochctin: needle- complem- ‘ ly through the middle finger of her left. hand. Three steamboat captains were arrest- nd It New York on the 8th lust for flercromling their vessels with pus-sen- k‘fl, .Thls enforcement of a law here- tofore 'uticslly ignored in one of the fruit! 0 the London disaster. SA '3 the liondon (Ila/u. :â€"-â€"A practice if ‘ anally creeping: in here and there 0! luring shop windows shutterless on Bundiys. s’o 'thst the goods may he sec-n it] the public. It is an advertising pro- cess, of course, but not a very seently one, Ill things considered. b” Hurth for Reapers, Mower: & Sul- iy linker, the but and chrnpelt in the muletâ€"flusey‘n manufactureâ€"tn be seen It Robson & Robson's Cameron Lulu: Foun- dry. Penelon Falls. The leading farmers of North Victoria will testify to their supe- l florin over :11 otheri that they ha‘rc ever 1 lried.â€"l t-u. BIR'I‘I’IQ. In Penelon Falls. on Sundny, June mm. the wile or James Dickson, Esq , 1’. L. S., of 1 daughter. ln Pcnelon Falls, on Sunday, June 19th, lhc wife of Mr. John Finn ofa son. In I’enelon Fella. on Monday, June 20th, lhe wife of Mr. S. Swunton ofu daughter. MARKET IiiéPOR'rs PENELON FALLS MARKETS. l'enelon Falls, Friday, June 24th, 1891. When, full, per bushel - - $0 00 0 no huntI spring, “ - - - 0 (n) l 05 Barley, per bushel - - - 50 60 nts, h u - - - - tr) 3-: genre, “ H - - - - 00 H 6» ye. u u _ - . . 00 00 Potatoes, H - - - - 0n 2:. Butter, per lh., - - - - - 1’1 13 Dressed Hogs, per 100 lbs , on (u) 33:, per dozen, - - - - no in my, per ton, - - - - - 7 50 to 8 50 Onions, large, per bushel, - 0 «.0 1 00 Apples, per barrel. - - - O 0‘1 2 gnbhnges, per dozen, - - - 75 lo 91 nrrots, per bushel, - - - 44) 50 ' â€" - 60 75 Beets, “ " - .my New mouth... INDSAY FA Ll. SHOW. WA'I‘DHES. I iilhltc the attention of All visitors to Lindmy to my new and mnguilicvnt stock of GOLD AND SlLVER WATCHES. .\l_v flock of silvcrAmt-ricun watches. including a line of watches cspblfiinlly adapted for school tenchcrs’ use, selrcn-d from reliable makers only, is the large-5'. null lit-st cvrr shown in Lindsay, nnd has hot-n purchuscd sntircly for onle I particularly solicit an inspection of my stock by intending pur- chasers, and 1 nm conl‘nh-nt that 1 can quot» _ lower prices than they can be bought tr Elsewhere or from nnyrxlu-usivc city «stub- llshmcnt, and instead of dculing with on entire stronger, one who never saw you be- fore and whom you my never see ugnin, you will have the udvuxlvn'gn or buying from one who lives in yunrown ueighbuurhoml and will have an intcrcstlâ€"such as no stranger would haveâ€"in giving you it good article and seeing that it gives port‘ch sut- llfnclion. G. W. BEALLo (Inlthmitlt': llull, next door to humid: .j‘ Fla- idle Brothers. Lindsey, Sept. 3011:, 1980. unsuiu illiwl. Notice is her-thy given that the municipal Council of the Township of Fem-Ion will It its next session, to he held at the \‘ill Igc of Roscdnlc on 'l‘u: sduy, THE 30th DAY of AUGUST, 1881, prot'cctl to Pass a 13):]..axv to claw up that purt of the road now run- ning across Lots 8 und 'J in thc 8th Court-<- lion of the said township, and commonly known so the Iillnll Point ltoud.“ and to open n road in “I'll "terror, to couunouvc ut the north-cast corner of the mutlmll‘ol Lot No. 9 in the 8th concession on the lake rhore, running west pnrallvl with the line between Lots x09.9flnll 10 to tltc ccnlrt‘ of the concession, thence ucst in a straight line through the west lmlt‘ of Lot No. a in the 8th coocouion to the line between tho 7th Ind 8th concessions. All pnrties lntcrestcd will tnlrc duc notice. 11.J l.Y'I‘I.l-I. Township Clerk. Camhny, Jone llth. 1881. 13.4. JAMES DlCKSON. L. Surveyor, Com nissiouer m in.- Q, it, . Oonvc uncer, kc. llesidcncc,nml ad. dress, Pens on Falls. lull PRINTED AND runusuzo 11‘ THE DOMINIOX. Unparalleled 81/66953/ New-ad Improved Form. :6 Faces only One Donu- ror Your ’0‘ 5.- WEEKS. Ruben a Month: 8 2 Page: achr; ‘ 3.538 Colin-um lor6nc Dollar. Paper us": illPflilllJll, W. J. MARSHALL has secured the agency for the ORGANINA l ! hummer of Boston, which 13 s. l {wounEnFUL TRIUMPH of mechanical skill, End the most perfect mechanical instrument in design. operation and efl't-ct that hits yet been product-d A mere child, without an: musicnl education. can produce an endless varimy of EXGELLENT nusm. It has sixteen reeds. ' Price $14.- to $16. = The public are invited to inspect these won- derful instruments. ' l have in stock the largest assortment ol' Musical Instruments thnt has ever been in- troduced into Lindsay, comprising Pianos, Urgans,lin ins&8hings, : Concertinns, Banjos, llnrps. Mouth 0rguns_ Richter Organs, &c. ; As .\lr. Reekie has broken his agreement ’ with m -. I um prt-purt-d to sell nny make of Plano or Organ at the lowest living profits. IV. J. MARSHALL. 3 Lindsay, May 20th, 1851. .lufiu nu Will. 1881. THE stutuiii common, l having been thoroughly ovcrhnulcd nnd rc- i puircd and reprinted throng nut. is now in first citiss Cmditiun, and Tourists & Pleasure Seekers cun luth all the mlvnntngns ofu trip (with every comfort) ovr-r the well know wuters between FENELON FALLS, Rosednle and C()B()C()NK. the plcnsure of which will well ropin the smull cost. 'obo- Until furthA-r notice, the C tank will leave her wharf at. the bond of Francis street, Fcnclon Fnlls, eVery Tuesday, 'l‘ltursd‘y & Saturday at 9 o’clcok n. m., after the arrival of the Vii-tn) in lluilwny truiu from the nor l1 and the stnge from llobcnygcon. arriving at Cob- ocunk nt 12 o'clock. one hour before the dc- -nrturc of the 'l‘uronto& Nipissing Ruilwny train for Toronto. lt-Iurning, will leuvc Cohoconk nt 1 p. m , arriving nt Fenclon 'nlls at 4:31510 connect with the Victoria. ltailwuy train going north and wi.h the stage to llohcuygcon. W Purtivs intruding to travel by this ! bout will plcusv be on board at tlu- hours tncutioncd, M she “ill lenvc sharp on time. Fare bet ween Fenelon Falls & Cob ‘00 3k. 50 Ct'nts‘ ; llctwcen either of those places and Rusrdnlc. 2:”) cents. l‘lxt'llhlun or pic-nic parties lihcrnlly dealt with, and ull freight carried with cure and dispatch alt lowest mus. J. .\lcF.-\DDE.\’, Cnpltu'n. JOHN AUSTIN, .lltl/ulyer. Ft‘llClUll Fulls. .\lny 26th. 1881. A. LALIBERTE respectfully informs the gonllcmcn of Fou- elun Fulls nnd its t‘tl‘inity that he hus cum- mcnccd thc tailoring busint-ss On Colborne Street, oppo<itc the residence of Dr. Wilson, and solicits n shurc of public putrnnngv. Cloth- ing will he mndc in the latest style-s and 156,? A Good Fit Guaranteed. Garments cut for persons wno wish to mnkc tin-m up at home; llud chnrgcs reus- onnhlc in all cuscs. Fcnclon Fitlls. May 17th, 1880; 13 l) \V A Ill) S’ Gnu-ESTABLISHED LiveryfiStable. 'I‘hc subscriber returns his sincere thnul'ts for the liberal patronage bestowed on hilil DI EW 'l‘;\lI:(.lll‘S SHOP. during the past nine years. and begs to in- . form the public that they can obtuin First Class llorscs alitlltigs., l any hour of the day or night, at his stnhlc On I‘l’u‘ttcis Street East. V at vcry moderuto charges. 8" Comtm-rc'ul trnvcllers nnd thcir lug. gage conveyed safely and expeditiously 2d ' any drain-d point. The subscriber never had a stnhlrfnl of . bettorhorscs than at present. Conn: and l, try them. E. R. EDWARDS. Fonvlon Fnlls,1-‘eb‘y 24th, 1831. futâ€"Li. llE NEW DRUG STORE. DRUGS. SEEDS, DYE STUFFS. JOHN NUG'EN'I‘ thanks his numerous customt-rs in Fenelon Falls and the ntrrminding Country for thoir very liberal pttrunngc during the pits! l yours, and takes this opportunity of intormmg them that he hns now on hand l l l ‘A Better lssnrlmanl than Ever, The Under-s1gned begs to inform his customers and the public generally that he HAS NOW ON lâ€"lAND .\'.w Sit-ck of if no. : tastefully got up, at I??? Ifearonuble Prices. A large and well assorted slot-k o lMANTLES, l from $2 50 to $10. IADIES’ COSTUME CLOTHS. | Blankets. both white and coloured, and i the Price: tumult be lmtf. Wu. CAMPBELL. Fcneloil Falls, Nov'r 12th, 188i). 7‘, ONEY, noxiav, .uormv. J. I am now prepared to negoo tiate slrniultt lonns on good form property security for any term ofyears at eight per Cent. interest. with the privilege of repaying any portion of tho principiil at any time, the in- terest ceasing on the sum so paid. This gii'eé the borrower ev- ery chance. He can pay on hi§ iiinrigziue tiny sum he may be able to spare nt any time I and stop the interest on so much, or 1.5 iclu'ahe his farm at any time without in: obliged to. pay the com- pany n henv'y biiiius for taking their money. Exponfies very little more thzin those bf pri vate loans. l I s CORNEIL. Lindsay, May 26th, 1880. ‘TIC'I‘ORIA GDOCERY .th LIQUOR STORE. The subscriber begs to inform his custo- mcrs and the public genorullv that he has always on hand at coniplctc stock of SllPli ERMEHIES, Cured Meats, Horrings, Cod Fish & Mackerel. A choice assortment of Pale and Dark Brandy. Port and Sherry Wines, Holland and Old Tom Gins, several brands of Whisky, Bottled Ale and l Porter, &'c. The uttentiou of hotel keepers and others is invited to this stock. PlilSlGl‘llLSGBdS‘ of all liintls nlwnys on hand. The cash system will be strictly adhered to. Cash for Farm Produce. .i‘onx Ctnsuonu. Neitt to the Globe llutel, Kcnl st., Lindsay RESUMED BUSINESS. Keiinedy & Newman would inform the citizens of Fenelon Falls and vicinity thnt they have resumed busi- ness in Mr. Newman‘s old stand. The stock consists of A F U L L ASSORTMENT oi DRY GOODS, CLOTHING. GROCERIES, Cotlfectiuncry find Boots & Shoes. i l I l l llnvlng purchased the stock of A. w. Lash- | or, they will sell the some AT AND BELOW COST. New goods nt 3 small advance on cost. Boots and Shoes 3 specialty. Farm pro- ducc taken in t-xchungc. :95? TERMS STRICTLY CASH. PUMPS?“ The subscriber bugs respectlully to in- form the llthubilnntl of FENELO N FA L L S Ind surrounding country that he still con- tinue: to manufacture his Wooden and col- ebmted American Iron Cap Pumps, " for wells, cisterns kc. iRepairing a. Specialty, and , . _ g ; i? f) ' .Gross, Cut Saws, n fin‘nlaii 85 Lance 'frfioth, I l l l 1 i . 'y hle of running all over the village for the l l V , ,, 5‘ i Comprisinx Gmlu’v Field “ml ’, ALL “'ORK \i‘ ARRANTED. :‘ _ 3&5an Mm. est. a; .. . ..., “on”. w- mm- m m 1 FL 0 W E R s E E D s... a m M w ' M “‘5 l ‘ l Fenclon Falls, opposite Victoris R R. S. . _ v“: uummum l Dye Stufls. , April 8th. I330. 5‘4! W Report: and Prim are I ““'“‘ * “‘- . â€"-â€"CH1u not with g”; m“, n ‘1 u “ ’thnnh l Perfumery, u TRU s_s. ' ' wot-new...“ m... l 1 mm L. “M é :il- mt Crud; armor martial «prince. thMEmha-minxgugfi‘ 9mm". (Tomb‘, Ac, 3:. l xElf!£1“r.?§"£3,ri...xmmgegze §mf§€£ 2‘ ‘ , I ‘ > I :nrn: It: nrwAppIrntcs xrnrt int , Wfl'w'wcou'm“wzw'm an," i Kmâ€"Pby'smmm prescription! yin-pared "r‘f’l‘afiifiti? ~gznpl-A‘13‘jptssdl It'i'l::::¢;l:‘.53;: mwmw ’ with are end duyetch. A full telt-ctionot'k alumina Ar. Io! SPIRAL rims; ' 8. 3» concoct. howitzer. i . .. ‘ ‘5; a... l - ; Csllor nddrru, (1H3. CLCTHE. (lave m-QW 'm & of Hamilton) 13 Adelaide-at, to“. our ‘ . Grand Opera. Toronto. “‘g “and , M nlweys on bend. FENELON, FALLS HARDWARE S'l‘ORE.‘ The undersigned is now telliné Axes. hogging Chains Cow Tiési ‘ Cutlery; Skates, and all kinds of Hardware, As low as in Other House in the County. ' A Call Solicited. Geo. H. Bertram. Fcnelon Falls, December 8th, 1880. REMOVAL. ‘ JOSEPH NEVISON has removed his Harness Shop to the west side of Colborne street, next door to the )fechnnics‘ Institute. where he will keep on hand a good stock of Single & Double Harness for farm or road work, Vulises, SHAWL STRAPS, BASE BALLS, Whips, Flnlters, Snnps; Currycombs, Brushes, and all articles in his line of business. couLuns WARRANTED. Repairs promptly and ncutly executed. He begs to return his sincere thnuks for the liberal pntruuugc withuvhich he has so for bccti'lliyorcdfltnd is determined to ll-lQl‘lltl continuance of it by turning out good Work at moderate prices. limos/all andflhangein Business. Mofi‘at & Nâ€"EFarland Rettirn their sincere thntilts i‘or the libernl pntt‘otlugc bt‘stowcd on them since they commenced business in Fenelon Falls, und beg to inform the public that theyhnve just movcd into the ph-liiisos liilcly octan- pied by Mr. Wm. Marshall, where they will be happy to receive it cull from his custo- mers its well us their own. Having leased the bnkory and secured the scrvim-s of Mr Duvid Burrett, they are propnrcd to furnish FIRST CLASS BREAD, Cukcs, Buns, kc , k., at reasonable prices will no cll‘ort will be spared to sustain tllc hush rcputution which the Fcnclon Fulls bakery llllS deservedly home. Then stock of FAMILY GROCERIES will be found, as usunl, fresh, good and well nssortcd. Flour, Feed, Eggs, Butler, 810.. (ill be kept on hand, nnd furm produce gcncrully «lt-nlt in. A nicc lot of Crockery & Glassware is on the shelves and will be sold as cheap as any in town. A visit ofinSpcction from llll needing anything in their line of busi- ness is respectfully solicited. MOFFAT & McFARLAND. l-‘errelnn F‘nlls, May 26th, 1880. u no not sup. JUST A REMINDER that i am still taking BAGS, SGBAP IRON, Bones $26., iii tl‘ltdc, and paying CASH FOR W001. AND SKINS. . .io’seiiu nmno. Fcuelon Falls, April 231b, 1881. 8-5m. o L 13 ESE v Over the Alps, n Sutprising Font! but most of HIS MEN PElllSHED. on their rctuirf by not living propt-rly shod. l . Are you afraid of llm some sud fute? you are, you had bt'llt‘r cull at If I l J A 31 ES .1 GATE IVS, i where you will get BOOTS a. SHOES, surprisingly Cheap for Cflrll, as he is DETERMINED to SELL , ‘ 03' his stock in order to make room fur his ‘, Spring goods, which he expects in a short time. Having l THE LARGEST .lSSlllll‘IlEX’l‘i In the village. lit- ii shit: to supply every,- customer wzth that he may want. thus sar- ing those who may patronize him tht- tron-1 needed lfllcle. lie is now offering 5 l l Women‘s Split Boots for 90 c'ts l per pur. fl" D Iu't fail tn rnll nod exam-l inc lit Slot-l: before purchuing elsewhere. . Ordered Work a Specialty. l Repairing done with nentneu and dupntrh. l Fir-2 rlnst workmen employed Ind I Will-v hle fit gunhmlcrd. . JAMES AGNEW.§ Penelnn Fnllr. February l'ith. 1881. .1 Dundas ti; Flavelle Bros. '2 :0: ~. ' ‘ ‘E BELIEVE , lie are showing the lsrgest nod fullest range of TWEEDS and CLO'I‘HS to be found anywhere in this locality. WE BELIEVE We are not excellcfi by anyone for FlT_Sl‘YLE or men. HE BELIEVE Il'c cautiot he undersold, as many of our good: not bought from first hands in the old country. ,IIE BELIEVE In giving a good article, making it well. trimming: it well. and then stumping it with our rccnmmcndn'icn. WE BELIEVE That this policy will always sucoeed. and our increased, and we are glad to say increasing, trade in this branch is_thc strongest evidence of XI. DUNDAS & PLA'V‘ELL‘E BROS. Kent Street, Lindsay. May 12th. 18121. I88l. have just opened 9'. Large Stock of Spring Tweeds, New Patterns! New Styles! The Largest and Choicest Stock in Town. BLABK 81. GDLORE WORSTED SUITINGS. Do not get. your Spring Suit until yotl écc our stock. Extra l'alurs pix-cu undo Good Fit gu’orunl: cal. Ready-Made Clothing, Hats, Caps 8<c. Dress Goodsn full stock. lllndk and Colored Lustrcs, Black and Colored Cashmcrcs, Prints, a huge stock in new patternsâ€"u splendid assurtmé’ul. COtton (j‘roods in Great V'ariety. Ask to see the Conticonk Cottons at 9,10 and 11 cents per yard, the very best vnluc in the trndc. DUNDAS AND CORNWALL SHIRTINGS, from 12; cents per yard up. Ducks nud Cottonudcs, good vnlue ; also, it full stock of Silk Handkerchiefs, Gents’ Ties, Collars and Duffs. 33%“ Do not fail to see our stock. “(311 REMEMBER, WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. Agent for llanpxns’ BAZAAR l’Arrnuss. JARVIS & McDOUGALL, McArthur's Block. Fenclon Falls. MEDICAL HALL, FENELON FALLS, Where can be found an excellent assortment of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Sponges, _ Trusses and Shoulder Braces, Toilet,Fan’cy/d3 Rubber Goods PERFUMERY 860-, ace}, always oh hand. A large and not? COMPLETE STOCK; OFWDYE STUFF-S ol' the best. quaility and at. low pi'ic'cs. Also, it , WELL SELECTED smcx 0F STATIONERY, ng a full assortment of BLANK BOOKS and gcncrnl slntioncry. A} ’x 01")” Horse and Cattle Medicines, and Domestic Recipes curcl'ully compounded. comprisi Physicians' prescriptions its? Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal Purposes. Alull assnrtmcnt of Patent and l’roprictzll‘y Medicines always on hand. A- gent for II. It. Stet'cus' Purely chcutblc VEGE'I‘INE. It. rI'rzc-‘rnnnnn, .ll alungct' Fenclon Falls, May 27th, 1880. cw Store in A Gully/’3 Block. â€"â€"-â€"-0 G‘. G. Ii 17} I "I? II is filling up his shelves with new arrivals of, SPRING GOODS, among which will be found ‘ A. SFLENDID LOT OF TWEEDS, of the littlest Patterns and tho Vcry Bcst Quality, LADIES’ DRESS GOODS, Crctous, l’riuts, Cuttnns Sic, (\‘c. HIS STOCK of FAMILY GROCERIES will be lnuud fresh and at bottom prices. Special lllllllclllllclllh in sugars. In BOOTS & SHOES he is offering a splendid a-s-nrtumnt ul’ Wright’s make. and is solo ngvut l'or l‘VIcurty'S cult-limited “ ‘lordiuu Swain." \'.l|l"ll is 4- - i' ' i . ".h' mir in which this scum tails to outmmr thc hoot.- unrrnntm ml .‘3 r p . y 1 will he rt; laced. 38" A O or farm produce. A call solicucd. Fouclou Fan... March im, 1881. r HERHS “One More River to Cross.” In order to reach the climax of Good Value at Low Figures purchasers will find it. to' their advantage to Call upon MODOUGALL BRANDON, whose stock of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Crockery and Glassware, F In 0 II R .23. N I) 15‘ TC 133 I), & c", is not full in every department. Give them a trial and judge for your-citrus, The Highest, Price paid for Farm Produce, Pot-k, Butter, Eggs, SliecpsLins and llidcs. a” Just roccived. a large consignment oi Sail um] (31.31 031_ lit-member the Standâ€"one door north ofJ. Nuzout's llru: Store. .‘chfllYGA LI. .8; BRANDUN. l’enelon Pally, october 25.1., 19550. l the above goods will be sold at the very lowest. living prices for tall . lift-IN Goons. J. ‘ «w Mrs. 33353? Has just merited ;\!1.l opt-nod up .1 Lug Sit (ix \‘l‘ NEW TOYS, in grm: \‘ztrirm. ,DOLLS, 'V‘JLSZE $5, I Toth Sets and :t gel.\!113{l“xl.ll-ILI\‘IV ‘ . 1* at n c 3' .\lillincr_\'. Months. l‘mtin-r". llill-.~...~ CHROMOS, MDTTOS (i o 0 (IN. ‘l.x\\::~ «ti and Motto Fromm-s. l‘lxln owl 1‘c:u-...!ut Cnrdlwarns. Cantos and ~‘- " A nice in! l-l‘ “lull l'.t \1’ Ltlwl \\.lll n lilinds just trw-ivui. llus‘. lli~IlIl.lI\'. W .‘lilliucry Start- and film“ 1.51:3, one door north of El. I’.llt'll-l1:;.>l.;tl-:\\ll.' Slut‘t'. FcnclouF.1l1s,\l:iyidth. 1"”. tc'l‘oit 1 Qt ii .iii.\\' .\ Y. I -â€"â€"-â€":t\:--~- 'I‘I .‘I 1‘} 'l‘ X I 31.1%. Summer Arrangements. T....;.'.;':.‘..;.;i. Monday, L’lst ot' .lnm‘. ISFH. LINDSAY TIME. summits. H unlit-{Sunni s“ h. '1'nrnnlo,vi:t (I. T ll lr:\'*u~ 2.] . ,1 r1. Lindsay. \‘iu \l'.l‘.l‘ K ll. llxtilwuy utt-iu- 11 fut '- .\l. ll‘y .lnnc. via .\1. ll. urr 1:?” '- l.iullsuy . . . . . . ll‘J‘t' Mill. ll‘y Junction (‘nutct‘on . . . . . . . . llttll's . . . . . . . . . . . l“t‘1|t‘l01|l"t|ll5.... “ 4 ‘ 5 “ l“cll’s........... " 'v- llcttic's ~ 1 1' ~ Kitinmunt .3 "' - llylcs‘ llnilwny .luuc. 5.;11 " .\liudcn Srntion loan» f. 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