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S’I‘IIJIJ CON’E‘INITE TFO TAKE THE LEAD IN FENIQLON F.»XLLS FOR CHEAP G008. WTHIS IS THE PEOPLE’S STORE.’M ~â€"â€"___â€"__#Wâ€"â€"_ We have now just received and placed in stock a large purchase of Dry Goods, which have been bought at .2106. and 606.011 THE WHOLESALE DOLLAR. By this great bargain we can give our customers goods cheaper than they can be bought wholesale. Call early and get some of the bargains in Dress Goods, Laced Gloves, Ho- siery, Parasols, Prints and Ginghams. @ Some of the greatest bargains ever offered in Fene- lon Falls in Prints and Ginghams. Ginghams for 6, 7 and 80., worth 10, 12 and 150. Beautiful Cretonnes, heavy, at 10, 12, and 150. Do not leave the town before you see them. HATS and CAPS. We have a large assortment in all the latest English, American and Canadian styles, which have been bought at 50 cents on the dollar. In BOOTS and SHOES we are showing some very beauti- ful lines in gent’s, ladies’ and misses’. Call and see our ladies’ buttoned and laced boots for $1.25. Our GROCERIES department is complete in every line of Canned Goods. Take notice of a few of our prices : 2 CansSalmon, 25c. 3 Cans Corn, Beans, Peas or Tomatoes 2-50. , 5 dozen Clothes-pins 5c. 4 Boxes Matches 250. 3 good Brooms 25c. 15 lbs. of firstâ€"class Raisins or Currants for $1. 16 lbs. first quality Prunes $1. Turnip, Mangle and Carrot Seeds cheaper than any other place in town. REMEMBER where all those cheap goods are : .I-I. WRIGHT 86 GO.’S, THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN VICTORIA. lWE mrs, EDS,lRllUSEB NBS & SUlllNGS. have just arrived. Call and see them. wmwcoo BOTH STRAW AND FELTfitd 13 ALL THE LATEST STYLES. N CLARK 62: SON. Uld Eng ish Condition Powder, used by such well known horsemen as Joseph Staples. .‘Ianvers: Geo. Worry Fenelou ; Albert Ware. I-‘enelon ; Wm Hancock, Mariposa: (lea. Skuce, Ops m-te..etc. TESTED AND TRIED. Rain or shine. it \vuvz't hurt any airline}. BEFORE. AFTER. 25c. EACH, OR FIVE FOR 81. ‘Y- E. ELLIS, .‘XGENT, FIG- YASIAOR' kaLLra'. ..____.__._. -â€"‘_._ ,rENELox FALLS, ONTARIO, FRlDAY, MAY 3RD, 1889. THE MEANEST MAN THE is};th A snrhsu srmsri up to date is Snifkins. He Jones a half interest in a cow, then refused to divide the milk, maintaining that Jones owned front half. The cow hooked Snif- kins, and now Snifkins is suing Jones for damages. PRICE LIST. Beanttful Wool Tweeds Plain Stuff Dress Goods for u 35c. worth 600. c A R 10 “ 18 Fancy Check and Srripes “ lO “ Beautiful Check and Stripe Ginghams, - u s N 1000 yards of Seersuckch “ 6 “ Heavy Cotton Shirtings “ 7 “ 40 yards Good Gray Cotton “ 1.00 “ Extra Good Value in Towellings, “ 5 “ Bedroom Towels, per dozen “ 50 “ White Muslin in Check and Stripe for aprons “ 5 “ 2000 yards of Embroidery “ 2 “ Ladies’ Black Cashmere Hose all Wool - “ 25 “ New Brunswick Cotton 'Yarn - - “ 1.00 “ Something new in Cretonnes - ‘ “ 10 “ Beautiful Braided Jerseys “ 1.10 ” Table Linen “ l5 “ White Linen Handkerchiefs “ 5 “ sold and HIGH PRICES C A R T E R. WONDERFUL CHEAP MAN TEE. the Wide Black Cashmere No. A. Cotton Grain Bags OLD MAID, Who was eighty years old in the shade, Said that certainly she Never fnarried would be Unless to a fellow who‘d trade With M. J. CARTER. PRICE LIST‘.‘ for 30¢. \vorth 48c. _â€" per dozen - N “ 20 Heavy Steamloom “ 5 N 8 THE CHEAPEST Special Drive in White Lawns “ 10 “ 15 12 Large Bath Towels ‘ ” 18 H 25 10 S Big Drive in Ladics’ Silk and 'I‘all‘cta Gloves leS 10 . . than half price. 1.40 IN LINDSAY, Big Drive in Ludies’ Lisle and Cotton Hose less . than half price. 7 C e Men’s wool pants, any size, for 90c. worth 1.50 75 . Men’s wool suits, any size, “ 3.00 “ 7.00 Men’s Hard and Soft lInts “ 50 “ 1.50 8 Men’s Fancy Slimmer Slnrts “ 40 “ 65 4 1000 Gent’s Ties, new goods “ 25 “ 50 Men’s Napa Buck Driving 40 BEST ASSORTED Gloves - u 1.00 N 1.35 Men’s White Envelope Back . 1,35 Shirts, something new “ 1.10 “ 1.50 Heavy Cottonade, away down “ 12f “ 20 14 IN r 2 Papers Pins “ 5 “ 10 1.50 IN L BSA" 100 LadieS’ Hats and Bonnets “ 25 “ ~ 30 G e Children’s Suits in Navy and 10 I Brown - “ 1.75 “ 3.25 fi® Space will not permit me to quote any more prices, but my store is packed from garret to cellar with some of the GREATEST BARGAINS ever offered in Lindsay. You must not think for one moment because I handle bankrupt and auction goods that my goods are old-fashioned. The most skeptical lady or gentleman buyer will tell you that CARTER keeps his stock replenished with SEASONABLE and STYLISH GOODS. M. J. CARTER. A Sleepy Passenger. On Saturday afternoon the wife of a farmer near Port Britain, who is in the habit of driving alone in her buggy to do her usual weekly shopping, met with a strange experience. She arrived in town all right and put up her horse in Mr. Porter’s stable, at the rear of Mr. J. Curtis‘ grocery, and went to get her satchel from the buggy when she found her four year old son fast asleep under the seat. It seems that the youngster had climbed into the buggy to the place where he was found, and fell asleep there and did not wake up until discov- ered by his mother. The folks at home missing the youngster, the father, who was ploughing in the field left his team, and all the neighbors united in search of the lost child. The well, cistern and every possible place was searched. All were in the greatest suspense until the return from town.â€"â€"Porc Hope Guide. A Charming Cat. William Youmans, of Delhi, N. Y., thinks his cat can charm fish. One day he caught the cat eating a trout, but was at a loss to see how the feline had captured it. This set him to watching the cats. In a day or two be traced one of the cats to the pond, and, hiding behind a tree. saw the cat approach the edge of the water, put its nose level with the surface ofthe pond and fix its gaze intently upon some object. After re- maining in that position some little time some strange noise near by frightened the cat away. Mr. Youmans rushed to the spot and found a good sized trout, apparently disabled, within a few inch- es of where the cat was crouched. He touched it with his cane, when the fish acted as though it had been mesmerised. it slowly came out of its dazed condition and swam slowly oil" to the centre of the pond. His theory is that the cat mes- merised the fish by looking it in the eye. A Minnesota man has set up a bear ranch, where he feeds cornmeal to the i bears he traps, just as he would do hogs, , till they are in prime condition, when many dollars tor each of the peits. Bishop Bowling. Pernanoao’, April 29.â€"-At the con- clusion of the service of vcspers at St. Peter's Cathedral last night the congre‘ gation, in view of the translation on Thursday of Bishop Dowling to his mother diocese of Hamilton, presented his Lordship with an address of fare- well, to which his Lordship replied in his usual eloquent and feeling manner. He said he so loved the people of Peter- boro’ Diocese and the work and the town that he had written the Pope beg~ ging his Holiness to permit him to re- main, but Church reasons made the change imperative. At the same time Rev. Father McEvy, Chancellor of the Diocese, who had made himself‘so indis- pensable to Bishop Dowling that the latter takes him with him to Hamilton as his secretary, was presented with an address read by Dr. Brennan, accompa- nied with a purse of $200. -0 Annie Lloyd’s F eat. Fenelon Court of Revision. The Court of Revision of the Assessment Roll of the Township of Fenelon for the year 1889 will be held IN THE ORANGE HALL, CAMBRAY, _0N_ Tuesday, Dirty 28th. ’89, at the hour of 10 o’clock a. m. All parties interested will take due notice and govern themselves accordingly. II. J. LY’I‘LE, Clerk. Cambray, May lst, 1880. NOTICE.w Dissolution of Partnership. The partnership existing betwaon Ilvury Austin and Thomas Austin, doing business under the name and style of Austin lirns. in the village of l’cnclon Falls, is this day by mutual consent dissolved. Signed at. Feuclon Falls this 2nd day of April, 1889. HENRY AUSTIN. THOMAS AUSTIN. N. li.â€"â€"All parties indebted to the late Every detective in London has for a firm please call and settle by note or mull week past been hunting over the metro- politan area with rage in his heart and a photograph ofa young woman in his breast pocket. The young woman, who is eagerly wanted but cannot be fouud, is Annie Lloyd, described as fair, tall and graceful in her movements. was under sentence in Millbank for stealing money, the property ofa saloon- keeper whom she served as a barmaid. She is capable of better things, and ma yet make her mark in the world. Annie A . few days ago she entered the matrou‘s room, donned that guileless lady's cloth- ing. from boots to a smart, fur-trimmed i with ll. Austin at the old stand. All av- counts contracted by the late firm will he ,settlcd at the old stand, Cunninghuma lilock. lO-dw. AUSTIN liltUS. BIII'L‘IIS. Luteâ€"In Font-Ion Falls, on Saturday. lApril 27th, the wife of Mr. Thomas Lam: of ' a son. IiNGLliII.â€"-In the township of Somcrville, on Saturday. April 271b, the wife of Mr. John English ofa son. Wtsoum.â€"â€"In the township ofSomervilln, I on Sunday, April 28111, the wife of Mr. John ‘Wiudrim of a son. Muttonâ€"In the township of I‘enelon, on cloak and stylish bonnet, walked through Sunday, April 28th, the wife of Mr. Joseph corridors, past scores of female wardens, through many gates, and finally passed into the busy world, where she has been since enjoying herself. -.___._._. At the Boston Horse Show on Satur., day Filemaker cleared a. fence 6 feet 10} l Miller of a son. DIEI). Drwutr.-â€"At Rochester, New York. on Sunday, April 28th, Jessie Graham. wile of ,Mr. Wm. Dewnrt, aged 55 years. There are 1,200 persons named Smith iinches high, the highest jump ever re.§employed iu the United States [metal 1 leorded for a horse. Iservicc. i Edmund Yates observes a revival ofi A big catfish was caught at Howler,- icosching in England. ,a ten seasons ago; There are this,sou, K32, last week and in its stomach he daughters them. and, besndes selling year ten coaches running out. of London, : nere f. nod a cork-crew and several the 11191“ 8‘ high hgums. gets a goodlwhicb is more than twice the number of other indigestible articles. liven the kfizh in Kentucky carry COfkaCt't:‘:V:.