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FENELON FALLS, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, MAY 10TH. 18 VOL. XVII. so. SEEDS ’ cl CYLOV'EIR TIDIOTIIX' FIJ:&X GAliDI‘JR' l STIIJL CONCFINUE CFO ALL IN Fresh ngAKE THE LEAD "_"â€"'_â€" 'for the Standard Life Assurance Company IN FENELON FALLS r I V in ‘cne on Falls and vicinity. This coni- pany was established in 1825. and has . . - F R V H E A P $33,000,0th invested funds. Liberal terms a large stock JUSL in. I Oflhl'ed- APP].v ‘0 ' G. H. ALLEN, Inspector, l 0 ILGAKE . â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"»â€" Box 102, Pcterborougli. a carlond or less in a few davs at w May 9th, 1839.â€"â€"13-3“ E OLD RELIABLE _ “W ,_ TH We have now just received and placed in stock a. large Friday, May 10th, 1889_ T purchase of Dry Goods, which have been bought at 7 __#__, ,___7___ $351.53 13' no. and 600. iii THE WHOLESALE DLOLAR. W. C. T. U. SOCIALâ€"0n the even- ing of Friday, the 17th inst., a social will be given in Dickson’s hall by the »-â€"â€"â€"â€" By this great bargain we can give our customers goods fidtlllifi‘gncl-OE- U. A” am LEG-AL ace, cheaper than they can be bought wholesale. Call early and HOT' The ‘ e g ‘ 1 . t _ We â€"-»â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"- get some of the bargains in Dress Goods, Laced Gloves, 110- ' p “ms “"0 mm" “m A. P. DEVLIN, . _ _ that there is no spring worth talking Siery, Parasols, Prints and Ginghams. about in this part of Canada m not ARRISTER, Attorney-nt-Law, Solicitor in Chancery, Kent. Street, Lindsay. far astray. A very short time ago fur caps and overcoats could be worn with- out inconvenience, and now, before the middle of May, everybody is complain- ing of the heat. But it’s good for the crops, which are growing splendidly, though they will be needing rain if it don’t come before long. Bors FOR FARMERS.â€"The second party of boys for the Marclimont Home, Belleville, leaves Liverpool on the 9th of May. They will be healthy well- traincd boys from eight to thirteen and fourteen years old, some young enough for adoption and others able to help with little chores. The first party went 06 very quickly. and _farmers needing these should send in their applications at once, accompanied with minister's reference, to Mrs. Ellen A. Bilbrougli Wallace, Marchmont Home, Bellevillc. RIFLE MATCii.â€"'J‘lie Victoria Co. Rifle Association, in connection with the 45th Battalion, will hold its annual prize meeting at the county ranges. Lindsay, on Wednesday, the 29th of May inst, commencing at 9 a. in. sharp. A large number of prizes will be award- ed, and the resident of Victoria. Conn ty standing highest in the association match will take the cup. In the “ All Comers ” and “Association ” matches, Snyder rifles pulling at. least six pounds must be used, but any openssighted rifle may be shot with in the “ Extra Series " match. It costs only one dollar to be- come a member of the Association. TIIE MAPLE LEARâ€"Seeing a num- ber of persons on and around the swing bridge last Tuesday afternoon, we went to see what they were all lookingr at, and found that the little steamer Maple Leaf was lying almost on her right side at the bottom of the upper look. It seems that she had been backed in for the purpose of having her broken screw replaced by a new one cast at the Cam- eron Lake foundry ; and, when the water was let out, she partially upset in consequence of not being properly se- cured. llowever, no harm was done; she was soon pulled onto her keel byl means of a rope, and a few hours later was On her way to ’Caygeon. Doc vs. Cowâ€"Last Sunday Mr. John Byers, of Fenclon, set his dug up- on a cow owned by his neighbour, Mr. Peter Moffat, and she was chased into a muddy creek inja beaver meadow, from which she was rescued with much diffi- culty, and in which she might have been swallowed up alive if she had not been seen. Mr. Mofi'at therefore sum- moued Mr. Byers, who appeared before James Dickson and Robert McFarland, J. P.’s, in Jordan’s hall yesterday after- noon. About half a dozen witnesses were examined, and the case occupied more than two hours. It was not de- nied that the cow was trespassing in the pasture field; but as it was proved that l the fences were very bad, and that Mr. â€"-0P THEâ€"- County of Victoria. The next sittings of the above Court will be held in Dickson‘s hall. Fenclon Falls, On Tuesday, June 25th, 1 commencing at 10 o’clock in the forenoon. l Geo. MANNING. I). D. Hun. Bailiff. Clerk. Fenelon Falls, May 9th, lRSE‘l. ,. Agent Wanted Immediately. A good reliable man to act as local agent ‘ The main" nus ' imbue: Drug and Book Store. 1’rofossiona1 Car-(IS. @ Some of the greatest bargains ever offered in Fenc- -______...__ _. lon Falls in Prints and Ginghams. Ginghams for 6, 7 and 80., MARTIN & HOPKINs, worth 10, 12 and 150. Beautiful Cretonnes, heavy, at 10, 12, _ ARRISTERS, SOLioiTciis, &c Mo- and 150. Do not leave the town before you see them. ) 't L n at 6 we cent. Ofiice . my 0 on I ’ HATS and CAPS. We have a large assortment in all the Kent street,Lindsay, Ont. ‘ ' P‘S'M‘“m' latest English, American and Canadian styles, which have F D MOORE been bought at 50 cents on the dollar. 0 - ' ‘ 7 ILRRISTER.AT1‘0RNEY,& SOLICITR In BOOTS and SHOES we are showing some very beauti- r , ) ' . _ , . . Ofligeude‘nitgfiieelt:lfiihcdsagoncy to Low ful lines in gent’s, ladies’ and misses’. Call and see our -lad1es’ i ' ,. buttoned and laced boots for $1.20. . Our GROCERIES department is complete in every line of Canned Goods. Take notice of a few of our prices : 'G. H. Horxius. IIUDSPETH 8; JACKSON, ARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, &c. Of- iicc, William street, Lindsay. A. llunsrizrii. A. JACKSON O'LEARY & O’LEARY, PARRISTERS, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, ) Solicitors in Chancery, kc. Oflice, Doheny Block, Kent street, Lindsay. ‘ Aiirnun 0" Lean. HUGn O’Lnanr. 2 Cans Salmon, 250. 3 Cans Corn, Beans, Peas or Tomatoes 250. 5 dozen Clothes-pins 5c. 4 Boxes Matches 250. 3 good Brooms 25c. 15 lbs. of first-class Raisins or Currants for $1. 16 lbs. first quality Prunes $1. Turnip, Mangle and Carrot Seeds cheaper than any other place in town. ._..â€"â€"â€"â€"â€".-~â€"â€"â€"- ~ --r~ MCINTYRE S; STEWART, ARRISTERS, Solicitors, Notaries, Joe. B Olliccs over Ontario Bank, Kent street, Lindsay. Money to loan at 6 per cent. on easy terms. D. J. Mclsrrnn. REMEMBER where all those cheap goodsare : H. WRIGHT 80 CD’S, THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN VICTORIA. T. Srnwsur. Barron, Campbell & McLaughlin. ARRISTERS, Etc. Ollice: Baker‘s Block _ Kent Street, Lindsay, opposite Vcitch’s Hotel. Money to loan at. lowest rates of interest. 36’ One of the firm will be at their of- fice in Jordan’s Block, Feuelon Falls, regu- larly every Tuesday. Jan A. Human. Jonu CAMPBELL R. J. MCLACGHLIN. 21;“ W...._;_.H'i -0"-.- .-_.__.... MEDICAL. A. W. J. DEGRASSI, M. D., CORONER, Pliysicinn,Surgcon,&c., the. Residence, Brick Cottage, Wellington street, Lindsay. DRS. WlLSON & WILSON, llYSIClANS, Sl‘llGEONS k ACCOU- . chers. Otlice. Colborne Street, Fenclon Falls. E. S. WII.SON,N. 8.,31. 0., c.ii., we. r. a 9.. Out Dr. A. WILSON, u. it. )1. o. r. a Ont. .223 A Da. ii. H. GRAHAM, ‘tRADUA’I‘E of the l’nirersity of Trinity I College, Fellow of Trinity Medical School. Member of the Royal (‘ollege of Surgeons of England, Member 0! the Col- legc of Physicians .k Surgeons of Ontario. Oflice and residence on Francis-St. West, Fcnolon Falls, opposite the Gama- otlicc. - SPRING 83 .,iwuntiinusulltsMilitias-’- have just arrived. Call and see them. i '51 o..m.m..«..«.«......u»u»:m»«.«»««‘: “E! HATS, BOTH STRAW AM) FELT, . IN ALL Till-2 LATEST STYLES. it CLARK & SON. i” am '2 :2 ‘5 "JZ insirsisrs. W. H. GROSS, DENTIST. LINDSAY. will be at the “ McArthzir llonse.” Fcnelon Falls, the second Wednesday ofcach month. Beautiful and durable artificial teeth made, and ail other dental Work properly done. ’ llld English Condition Powder, Ver‘v “I vears' experience. iG-Iv. ' used by such well known horsemen as Byers lmd on several occasions been re. ' ‘ ' Joseph Staples, azimuths ; (veo. Weary quested to u fix n [1,em,t},c magistrates “"""‘ “"‘ ’ "‘""”“’ ‘_‘""Mm , , _ I ’ ‘ . . ' SURVEYORS Fuiclon . .\.bert are, Feneion . m fined mm 30 and costs. Hancock, Tvlnriposa: leo. Skuce, Ops ctc..ctc. TESTED AND TRIED. Rain râ€"«m-Wm- __.-.. M-” or shine, it won“. hurt any animal. BIRTIIS. 250. EACH, OB, FIVE FOR-31, Lassnun.â€"In Fenelon Full9,on Monday, April 29111, the wife of Mr. Edward Lans- field ofa son. . .A..._-_......._ W- ...-..._â€".._ . .. . . ..___..____. JAMES. DICKSUN, L.Snrreyor. Commissioner-in the Q. R, . Convey-antenkc. Recidence,nnd ad- dtcu,Fenelon Folio. BEFORE. AFTER. W. E. Ems, AGENT, FENELON FALLS. "‘"assassinsm some i“ Gabriel Dumout at Butoohe. The Mounted Police Department has received a detailed report from one of its olli-cers of the hall-breed meeting re» cently held at Batochc on the call of Gabriel Dnmont. About one hundred Metis were present. The report says the tone of Duuiont's address was any- thing but hostile to the Government. After recounting to his audience some of his experienes and ideas of eastern Canada, he touched on the late rubri- lioii, but in a mild manner. His stron-‘_-~ est expression was that although in their ignorance they had rebelled and taken up arms, and were also aware that they could not hope successfully to contend against the Government, yet they had: proven that they were not afraid to do- fend their families and homes. He urged his hearers to form a committh to draw up a petition to the Government praying for such of their rights as they deemed proper. The results of the meeting have been favorably commented on in the Prince Albert District, as it was expected that a vigorous attack would be made on the Administration. .â€"..‘ She Changed Her Mind. This is told by the Ingcrsoll Sun:~ Joseph Barnes, a Mnskoka widower of fifty, lately advertised for a wife. Front among those who replied he chose a To- ronto widow. Correspondence and a change of photographsensned. An cn« gagcment was made and the marriage was to have taken place in Orillia a day or two ago. Joseph put on his best clothes, and went to Toronto to meet his charmer at the Union station. This was the first time they had met. They proceeded to Orillia and put up at the Russell house, Joseph writing in bold caligraphy on the register, “ Joseph Barnes and wife. ” While he was out buying the license the widow repented, and when Joseph told her that all things were ready she told him that she wasn’t; that he was not as good looking as the photograph sent to her, and that the wedding was indefinitely postponed. She returned to Toronto that afternoon, and Joseph proceeded northward to hide his grief among the Muskoka rocks. One of the Six Hundred. Christopher Hanlon, late of H. N. 13th Light Dragoons, left for Montreal yesterday on route for Liverpool, and thence to the home for veteran soldiers, the Royal Hospital at Kilmainham, near Dublin, where he will spend the remainder of his days. A number of veterans saw him of}~ at Don station of the G. T. It. Mr. llanlon is one ofthe survivors of the Six Hundred of Bala- cava fame, in which engagement he re- ceivcd eleven sabre wounds and a bullet in the head, besides being taken prisonâ€" er and carried 1,800 miles into the in- terior of Russia and detained until the close of the war. Through the etioer of Messrs. John Munn and Gibb, a goodly sum was raised to defray the old man’s expenses to Dublin, and Ald. Frankland offered to take charge ofhiin during the voyage.â€"â€"â€"'I'oron(n News. -â€"â€"â€"â€"~-â€"~â€"-. - ¢»â€"~ « â€"â€" a.‘ A Dramatic Scene. CUiiiiunL/lxn, Md, May 2.â€"â€"l)uring the trial yesterday of Melvin C. Garlit'l. for the murder of his wife a. very excitâ€" ing scene occurred. While a witness was describing how Garlitz stood over his wife while she was lying' down and lied three shots into her body, Joseph White, the father of the dead woman, sprang up with a wild cry of rage, and, seizing a chair. upraised it and made a rush toward Garlitz. lie was grabbed by several policemen and taken to an ante-room until he regained his compo- sure. His daughter Myrtle. who had shortly before testified, shriede aloud as her father cried out and flung herself upon him. For a few moments the exâ€" citement was intense, and it was some time before the trial could proceed. “-0 The twoucent drop letter regulation came into force on May the 9th. Wm. O'Connor, the oarsman, has cov- ered Scarle's deposit for a race over the Thames championship course in August or September. - The fine old oak which was blowu down the other day in front of the White House was planted by Martha Washington. A serious fight occurred near New Brunswick, N.J., on Saturday night over the building: of a. railway spur across a man’s property. . .ny ,.-:¢u. «may. 250*} was s‘ :2“ 3"; l r . E l