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-W--.. l i -.-a-~â€"‘ w. McKEOWN N Is Selling His Entire Stock-of BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT 0F FURJS; SEEPURE ‘ Millinon at almost at Below Wholesale cost “Half Price-«Ev of nlanufacture, in order to make room for new" Hats and Bonnets bought at designs and patterns. Call early and secure Mrs, McDougau’s trlmmed bung-aims. as I am selling cheaper than any free of charge. dealer in the County. DOORS, SASH, MOULDINGS ETC. KEPT IN STOCK AND MADE TO ORDER. ALL WORK WARRANTED. UNDERTAKING ATTENDED TO IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Tdrtured and Robbed by Despera- i does. s __ § ' BUTLER, Pm, April 9.-â€"Lewis Pat- : terscn, a wealthy farmer living near § Centreville, was robbed last night by g I 1 three masked men. There was nobody in the house with him but his mother, aged 80. The men burst in the d'p‘og. Part rson felled one with a poker. 8 others overpowered him, however, and @ dragging him barefooted to the barn 6 threatened to hang him if he refused to is still selling Furniture away down at the tell where he kept his gold. They - - v o. .- placed the rope around his neck, but as L0 WSt'POSSl ble Lulnb Pl ms he persisted in saying he had no money â€"â€"- they took him back to the house and Good Hardwood Bedsteads at $2.50. burned his feet and face at the fire. Fa“ Laaf Tables $250. ~ They then searched the house, and after Good Kitchen Chairs 45c. securing 843 and Patterson’s oold watch _ , dcpme'd, declaring that if 7,, moved Extensmn Tables, Bedroom Suites and before half an hour he would be shot. all other goods equally low. There is no clue to the desperadoes. on: W Ilnls already trimmed from 75c, up to $9. Fri-:05 to suit every person. 315:? LADIES" UNDERWEAR nlroudy made sold cheap. m2)“ DRESSES and )IANTLES out and fitted, 30 cents. W. M c K e ow n, W ma“... A Ghostly Grime. A man named Bury, banged at Dun- dee recently for wife murder, left a written confession which should furnish material for Zola. Bury and his wife went from Dundee to London, spent the woman’s fortune in drink, and found UNDERTAKING promptly and carefully attended to. Work Made Up to Order on the shortest notice. ' FRANCIS STREET WEST, FENELON FALLS. BEE” Stuff Dress Goods made at $1.75 upwards. 3&3“ Silk Goods made at $3 upwards. 3%“ Street Juckcts, Wraps and Dolman M $1.35 upwards. 3%“ Children‘s Drcsscs cheap. 363‘ All work guaranteed. None but experienced hands employed. L. DEYMAN. MRS. HEELEY’S Q To Those Whom It May Concern. IS THE RIGHT PLACE TO GO FOR \ . ‘ . I posmvely Wlll refuse to carry any account \ of any one who does not square up last year’s account in this month of February. _AND_ Q Men whose common sense ought to teach them that the storekeeper lS entirely depend- ing on them for the means to pay lns own themselves on the verge of starvation. The woman proposed to earn money by immoral means, which so upset the finely strung nerves of her husband that in a frenzy of rage he strangled her. Then he spent his last shilling in whisky, wont to bed drunk, and passed the night within a few feet of the corpse. Hc awoke sober, to meet the glassy glare of his murdered wife’s eyes. Bury, in an excess of maddened fear, seized a big knife and slashed and booked at the corpse for hours. When Mrs. R. M’Dougall, 2 Doors North of tho Post-omen Honor Graduate of Ontario Veterinary ‘ ' I '11 G d- . . . Colle e Toronto. 1884. lit “Stoizeiiioviiii.bileiifiiiiiiimii a i O S. Q debts, are showing much culpable lndlfierencc g ’ ‘ 8 pr ; i ‘ ' O _‘ . ' . I . work. the idea being to dismember the C t . q E b ‘ ,d \ whether they pay their accounts 01 not. DlseasgsdogilGafggéggegfiiggfl:.Treat 5055' and “WOW the remains Piecemeul Lace ur.am' ’ m 101. ery Thanklng those who have squared up, and - _ - mo the me“ But he 50°" became and M‘E‘terlals for Embroldery Q hoping for a continuance of their favors. Equine Dentistry 11 Spccmlly. deadly sick, lost his nerve, and was un- 1n 511k and W001, R 7‘ tf 11 ' able to finish the ghastly task. Finally espec u y , Filoselle, Arrasene, Ribosene, etc. Residence, Corner Colborne & Louisa sts. JOSEPH HEARD. -â€" he wedged the mutilated remains into a big trunk, and night after «night for a whole week sat up with the fearsome thing alone, save for the gibbering fiends with which his terrified imagina- tion peopled the room. At the .end of the week be surrendered to the police. Cockroaches in a Baby’s Stomach. HAMILTON, May 12.â€"-The Evening fl't'mes is responsible for the following strange story : William Amos. proprietor of the St. James hotel, on Hughson street, on Fri- day went up to his dinner about half past twelve o’clock, and Mrs. Amos went down stairs to mind the bar-room. Meantime their little infant (five weeks Also, Collars, Cuffs, Handker- chiefs, and Fancy Goods of all descriptions. ~Mrs. Heeley. BEST VALUE. Fenelon Falls, Feb. 15th, 1889. [:HRISTMAS Go'oos. NEVISONW 2.95:» I «360 N. B.â€"WILL ATTEND AT BOBCAYHIZON EVERY FRIDAY. ' COURT OF REVERSE Notice is hereby given that the Court of Revision for the corporation of the Village of Fenelon Falls will be held in the Council Chamber in Jordan’s block, in the said villngc, On Monday, the 3rd of June, 1889, at the hour of 10 o’clock n. In. All parties interested will take motion and govern themselves nccm'dingly. FINDLEY McDOUGALL, 'l'llage Clerk. Fenclou Falls, April 17th, 1889. 10-4, Fast Coldâ€"ed Ging- hams for 10o. Fast Colored Mus- has just received the largest stock of Christmas Goods ever ofl‘ered in Fenelon â€""”â€"‘_â€"‘â€"‘_â€"'â€"â€"â€" Falls, consisting of Christmas and New .Years’ Cards, Stationery, Perfumery and ‘ Toilet Articles. Dolls of all descriptions and Sizes, Toys, Vases, Fancy Chinaware Musical Instruments, such as Violins, Aocordeons, Concertinas, Mouth Organs and by wearing the only Tambourines A very large stock of Pictures and Picture Frames A fine assort- ment; of Gold and Silver Watches, Rings, Brooches and other Jewelry, Pipes, Cigars Prank Lazarus old) was left. lying in an upper bed-room. When Mrs. Amos returned to the up- stairs apartment she heard the baby cry- ing and at once took it up in her arms. She noticed that it was deadly pale and was gasping for breath. lo a moment the frightened mother saw a. large cockâ€" roach in the child's month, which she pulled out. After nursing for a second or two the infant’s stomach turned, and the vomiting brought up four other cock- roaches, as big and ugly as the first. Two others come up in a little while, and the now thoroughly alarmed mother rushed off to consult Dr. Lafierty. That gentleman had never heard of such a case before. He said that the infant could not stand strong medicine, but he gave the mother a mild emetic to admin- ister. This had the effect of bringing up another cockroach bigger and uglier than any of its predecessors. It was nearly an inch long and was caught by )1 rs. Amos on the child‘s tongue. Every one of the insects was alive. Later in the afternoon two other cockroaches came up the little one's throat, one whole and the other in two parts. A Shingle Mill Episode. stnamos, May 10.â€"On Wednes- day afternoon, while Mr. Thomas Rob' ins and his sons were engaged cutting shingles, the jointcr burst, and striking the shingle saw caused it to fly in pieces. Part ofthejointer wheel, weighing about fifty pounds, went through the roof of the mill and shot through the air a dis tancc of five hundred yards before fal- ling to the earth. Several other por- tions went through the side of the mill. A piece of the saw was found imbedded in a shingle block, and another piece in its flight upwards struck and cut its way through a piece of hemlock timber six by six and made its way out through the roof. All hands were at work at the time, but fortunately no one was hurt. llns for 10c. Fast Colored Prints for 10 cents. the village at Wm. Campbell’s. GROCERIES -â€"AND-â€" PROVI SIO N S. J. MoFâ€"Aâ€"RLAND fine fresh TEAS, COFFEES, Sugars, Syrups, Tobaccos, Rice, Raisins Currants, Starch, Soaps and all other groceries, which he will sell Cheap for Cash, and to which he invites the attention of the public. CROCKERY, GLASSWA RE, Earthenware, Brooms. Pails, Washtubs, Blocking-brushes, Clothes-pins. Matches and other articles in great variety. W The freshest Goods in has now on hand a splendid stock of and Tobacco, Wall Papers and Window Blinds m W oquoo M ALL AT THE LOWEST LIVING PRICES. Call and inspect; you can hardly fail to find something to suit you DID YOU EVER HEAR Boots and Shoes Talk ? plain that they cannot be misunderstood. IHll SPllK it] THE Ill, JUDGMENT lllll Pllllllll. Call and see them. The story they tell is about VARIETY, QUALITY AND 'V'AL'UE. soon as you see them. I will not let them say anything more about themselves just now, but whatever else you forget KEEP THE BOOT AND SHOE TALK IN "IND, for a genuine surprise awaits you when you call at ELEGANT PLUSH GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY. i O MWWWMOOOQ OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICE, % S S FENELON FALLS. . . ‘ ’ . We have some that speak for themselves in a language so They. know What they are talking about, and so will you as (late of the firm of Lazarus & Morris) RENOWNED SPECTACLES & EYE-GLASSES. Thcsc Spectacles and Eye-glosses have been used for the past 35 years, and given in every instance unbounded sutist‘nctiou. They are THE IIES'I‘ m rm: WORLD. They nev- er tirc, and lost many yours without change. For Sale by S. NEVISON. opposite post-oflicc, Fcnelon Falls, Dealer in Jewelry, Fancy Goods, Wall Pn- per of latest designs. Oil pointed Window Shades a Specialty. Frank Lazarus. Manufaciurer. 28 Maryland Road, Harrow Road, LONDON, ENG. (Late Lazarus dz Morris, Hartford, Conn.) 88‘ No connection with any other firm in the Dominion of Canada. E. IIAW, CARPENTER AND BUILDER. FENELON FALLS. The advertiser is prepared to execute all orders with which he may be favoured, from large contracts to the smallest job. [6‘ Sash and doors of all kinds made on short notice and of good materials. Work-shop on Francis Street East; rosi- denco on Bond Street Rust. EDWARD IIAW. Fenelon Falls, April 10th, 1888. Lt. The “ Fenclon Falls Gazette ” is printed every Saturday at the oflicc, on the corner of May .5: Francis streets. SUBSCRIPTION 81A YEAR IN ADVANCE. or one cent per week will he added as long as it remains unpaid. -â€"o .g....._ Hannah Battersby, the fat woman, 81 “’Ih' advertised as weighing 8th pounds. . Sh: was weighed after her doom the I of the very best bran-is and at the low- Atdvertising Rates. Professional or business cards, :70 cents pcrline per annum. Cusunl advertisement 4, l 8 cents per line for the first insertion, and L: ’ l _ » , . . - East Francis Stu-c: Fcnelon I‘M]; 1 Wm, cents per line for every nulr-znqm-ot iii-.er- uzlm. day. and the cxacr hgures wet-cl est possrblc prior-s. General Blacksmith, {to draw me nucmio’n 0,, the public m “w ‘ “on. Comma, by u”, ymr, h,“- ‘Wm M 343 pwuntis. ~ ~ . . ' . , - o-n-Q - lf,,.yy.'_fm{1 have purchnmd me My“, bug- quarter, tor a column or Iota, upon rt-niou- ~ Ambur mas. :1 a so... . 0.,- ,- , z (3511 PM“ {0'1 13"” 5' Eat» Framers-st, Fenelon Falls. . W... ,,,. M, Wm, RM, W, .n. v. _. .C‘ 0 . v y zip: group," is {begun in a window 09‘ 1 and Other farm I’mduce‘ illttl”! made such impmvemcnts as will meet I ‘W -‘ " ‘ Y "" ‘1 “I V : v' _‘ ‘_:~;1. _.‘ psi ~37: E 5,! .ii. : : .. . .‘.q . ‘ Jl‘i‘t’t.r.") store on lirouuwat‘. _\ew lurk. ', 555'. FAN" and feed in“ LOU-mu“) I‘I“°"-m_“f“ni* "’,,”_ ‘5 ‘1‘ e on} "finch? l hf ml ",Pmflnh 0} sh}. Wilding”. public of all ordinary kinds executed neatlv, ctr h ;\_ L “mud bx , .-~ . _. :0!) baud done on 33011. no..cc and at the lOWect,ldm prepared to numb fist-class llOf:C§ 1, ,Hl ,, b1 , ' . “ L. "’ m. L t ‘c m“ mcurflou ' JOWEPF M F \RL xVD living prices. Particular attention paid to'and comlortsble rigs at the lowestliving r“ y 4“ L350“ c “‘0' . otthc Jeweller into the realm of mod b ‘ C ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ horse-shoeing. Give me a calland l “invoices. 5.1). 11AM). acme. l Fenclou Falls, April lSlll, 1353. guarantee satisfaction. 45-132 CEURGEfiUODHAND l'rowmo; ! I