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Dundas & Flavelle Brothers, Dealers in Dry Goods, Clothing, Milline‘ Y_,i____.,,__t.__,é School Examinations. l , A ngd SéCOnd'hélnd- l pulling it out the charge exploded, and l, Y j l struck Isaac l)\‘l'l'lll in or near the groin. t ents utar Cameron. The accident, like . 1:0“ Abbott 4g Emily Nit‘. _,-,-_ llarrv thousands of others of a similar nature. . Austin 45', .‘lurv pulp“, 41‘ .‘land Sund- was the result of the crosses nudes-<- l lord 22, .‘linuic Bellinglnuu 15. uess; as the chances are ten to one Ill'lt ‘ ‘ inflicting a wouu-l of which he. died two l 5TH cuss .\l.l}}‘.l§l\.-\â€"â€"VALVE 105. l l l l l l Orthrcelmurs afterwards. The body snot.\i.-nm...ninn.atom-limos â€"ANDâ€" l FOR SAIJE. ofthe dccca~e~l. who was. as far as we _-\t_f=i.! Tugmau (3; l-‘aunic yum" 65 l I I __..___-â€"â€")-‘ can learn, about 2;’ years old. was tak~ l Martha lit-lliugham 59. Annie Power l . \THOS. Ronson, en next day to (.llt- resilience at hi5 pzir- , 55_ Susie l'laskill 5;, Ham. Robson 53’ Fenelon Falls Foundry. W Heavy Table Linen at 150. worth 250. T‘ ‘PM l ‘ ' “n (lood Factory Cotton at 3c. worth 5c. llB 6110 0“ F11 Good wide White Cotton at Sc. worth Sc. '7”. .,_,;,:._..-_. â€"“ i ' Beautiful Cretonnes at 8c. worth 12%0. Fndaé’, 0°39er 18th’ 1889' l Heavy Hemp Carpet at lOc. worth 15c. ‘200 doz. Ladies’ Kid, Silk or Toffata Gloves at 2-30. worth 500. ____________.____.-â€"-â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" Jubilee. _ _ _ i _ r _ , ' This is the fiftieth year since the Big drives in Summer Dress Goods. Specntl l alues 111 PrmtS Diocese of Toronto was constituted. and Ginghams. Clearing all lines of Hats and Caps. It is therefore the year of jubilee, and The Best Value in Boots and Shoes in Canada. ‘he evem' “e glldelsmmi “"ll be Pele‘ brated on the ..lst of neat mouth in a fitting manner. The Lord Bishop ol the Diocese has taken advantage of the opportunity thus afiorded for the pur- pose of raising money for the comple- tion of the cathedral of St. Albau's the Martyr, which has been in the course of construction for several years. Afuli cathedral staff has been appointed, with the object iu vicw of carrying on the ‘ _ _ n, work. of‘ the Church as it is done. in Pure (xold fresh Baking Powder ‘lac. a lb. Fresh Hops lbs .a lb. England. Amongst the ofiicers thus ..p. 5i Cans of Mackerel for 25c. 3 ans of Corn for 25c, pointed,there are twenty six min-or cau- l') Cans of Beans for 250. 3 Cans of Peas for 250. our. \vhlost' kduty ‘ti yyill be, 5n i'htellr . \ \ t ."' r ‘ (SOUP-"C 0 ll 'G le 1H servmcs O l8 .i Cans ot Apples tor 2-10. 3 Cans of Tomatoes tor250, cathedral for one lilac/eyeacll hall‘ SW‘ 2:) ll)S.t)f Dried Apples f0!‘ $1. 2).‘) lbs‘. 0f Barley f0? $1. or two weeks in the year. Amongst ..5 ll)S. Of Prunes for $1. Di) Bars Oi Soup for $1, them we are pleased to see the name of ' I ' 7 tr ~ ' t, lbs. ol chmce Japan or Black Tea tor $1. ill"? Re"; lg "1- 3*0538' ‘J- A.. Rec“)? of r , w ,, ' . - .f', -; . , , ,t); tils pal'lS. in‘, y ic way,we are .i dot. (,lothcs Pins fol )c. _ .5 good Ctnn Blooms fOI ..Jc. infommd that this is also the jubilee A 100- Scrubbing Bruih it)!‘ 90 year of this parish; the first date in the 1i) lbs. Sugar $1 ; 4 lbs. Tea b1 ; both for . 2. register being May 6th, 1839, and, as We are clearing all lines of Crockery 8t Glassware at half prices. COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. present Rector. Could not something be F. KEAN, SON 85 CO, done, then, by the members of the con- gregation to celebrate the event, as few THE GREAT BANKRUPT STOCK MEN AND TERRORS TO HIGH PRICES, of them will be alive to see another 5W GRAHAM 8t LEES OLD STAND, jubilee. NEARLY UPP- NEW POST-OFFICE, LINDSAY, Boys‘ Tweed Caps for IOc. worth 500. llien’s Heavy Overalls for 450. worth 750. Boys’ Odd Vests for 250. worth $1. Men's ()dd Vests for 500. worth $2. A Man's heavy Tweed Suit for $3.75 worth $8. Smoking or Chewing Tobacco at 371cpcr lb. Silver Gloss Starch at 5c. per lb. _â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"_ The Assizes. The fall assizes for the county of Victoria were held in Lindsay this week. Judge Armour presiding. Fen- elon Falls contributed several cases, and many of our villagets were present, either as witnesses or to hear the trials. The grand Jury found “ no bill." a- gainst Craig A’. Austin, mill owners, of Kinmount, for cutting up Boyd Co's logs, and also against John Thomson for obstructing Constable Nt-vison, of this village, in the discharge of his duty. Thomas Fell, charged with robbing his employer, was found guilty and sen- leuced to one yt-ar in the central prison lu the suit against Green-c & Ellis by Wm. Lace for $2,000 compensation for the loss of his lingers while working in their mill, the Judge said that the Fac- tory Act, under which the suit Was brought, compelled mill owners to cover belts, cogwhcels and other dangerous gearing, but not the saws, and he ac- cordingly gave judgment for the de- fendants. The suit brought by the corporation ol' Feuelon Falls against the late Clerk and Trea-urcr and his sure- ties terminated just as we expected. DURING THE LAST OF AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER. _ Judgement for $840 and costs was lldd lines of lillflllS Mailed llway llnwn in Clear lhem llul.‘stilts-‘SS:tiltil'lliflf‘that‘: as there was neither a bond nor any v r - -~ ' -o . ks to .‘ll 1w that All Wool Dress Goods worth Joe. "cord U“ me Vlll“"'“.b“" -. ” ‘_ _ - they were bound. luvcn ll thete had lot" lilo" _ _ been, the result would probably have GOOtl W llltt‘, )Illfillll lti‘ ‘.210. bet-n the some, as one of them, )lr. Parnsols for 200. and 25g Mitchell, sent in a written resignation All wool Tweeds. lll different pat- yew?” “'hwl‘ “as accept“. by ‘he V . . ., council, and the other, Ml‘.1‘cll, had terns. lOl‘ 400., worth from b0 tint been notified of Mr. Mitchell's it) Silt‘. action. Black and Colored Gloves 50. and 100. per Pair. .-\ (‘mod Suit of Clothes for $22.90, iueirs sizes. (‘wul's Tics. Shirts. &t'.,at a sacrifice. Ii" l'luds of (‘arpet at less than cost to clear. Sliirtings. Cottonades, &t‘.. My. the biggest assortment m the t‘onut_v. COME ALONG IF YOU WANT BARGAINS. -â€"-_â€"_â€"â€"_= Fatal Shooting Accident. Every year. as soon as the shooting season sets in, the papers begin to reap a crop oi ghastly paragraphs relating to more or less seriou~ accidents resulting from the careless use ul firearms. This year appears to be no exception to the rule, lor already we have sccn accounts of several casualties, and the Gazette now has one of its own-and u fatal one too-t0 record. Early this Week Isaac They will not last long. leineinbt-r, this is no chronic selling out, but a shooting squirrels tn the vicinity ofa lumber shanty somewheie out north, in which both of tut-m were employed. A Tl'lllllf-i, “ 5130'1‘ (‘.‘Ikh'l-I.“ squirrel they \vcre chasing rau into a hoLlow log. and the young man whose H U G H M C D 0 U G A L L I ' name t... can-2.01 its"... moist his gun Nora; Burs’ and Girls‘ Cotton llosc for .3 and lUc.,all sizes ,u, bun...“ fir,“ arm 1., a. he Was ( J} IQNUI N1}; CIJICJLIQIN(} Six-LE. l, Fenclon, and another young m-iu were l l a gun drawn roughly through anything l l Perriu, sou ot'.\lr. Joseph Perriu of, but air or water will go off. and shoot whoever happens to be in front of it. Deer hunting. l l l l are full of men and dogs eon-er to take the graceful and agile creatures’ li\es. As usual, the Yankees are coming over l to hunt in our Canadian wilds. a party , of them having passed through the Falls over a week ago. The iufiu-x ofl rather than for sport, was stopped-but not before it had been permitted far too longâ€"-by the law forbidding the ex‘ portation of the cal-cases of deer to the United States, which has since been supplemented by an enactment limiting the number to be killed by any hunter or hunting party in a single season. In additioo to this, every person who has not resided in the Province of Ontario i or the Province of Quebec for three months previous to the season for deer shooting, must provide hitnsclf with a l permit from the Crown Lands Depart- ment, which costs ten dollars. If the indiscriminate slaughter that was lor-Y nicrly permitted-or, rather, non pro-- vented-had been allowed to continue. the deer, except in very remote districts, would have been almost exterminatcd by this time, and the laws for their protection should be obeycdl and enforc- ed by all true lovers of sport. As the hunting season apprOaches, not a few of our villagers begin to pre- pare for action, and some of them arc generally in the woods waiting for sun- rise ou the morning of the eventful day. On Monday last. the 14th, Messrs. Geo. Wliissile, E. R. Edwards, Thomas Rob- son und F. R. Bailey went north by the afternoon train. their destination being Clear Lake, situated between the town- ships ol Eyre and Havelock, and about twenty-seven miles beyond the village of Haliburton. Each mun had a Win- chester repeater, and they took with them four hounds, as eager for the fray as their owners, two canoes, tents and bedding. and a good stock of provisions, as they will not be home nutiil Thursday or Friday next. Two of them being quaintcd with the locality, and the third a. good all-’round man, they will no doubt get any amount of venison, and. when the annual distribution takes place in Mr. Edwards's driving shed, a fat haunch is tolerably certain t0 be sent ever to the otiice ot'thc Gazette. â€"____-__-â€"g-â€" Address and Presentation, _____ On the eve of the departure of Mr. James Thompson and family for the North-west, a few days» ago, about sixty of their neighbours visited them at their rcsidenm: in Lamb’s- settletnc.|t, Verulam, and. presented the following Dear Mr. tQ' Mrs. Thompson and fumily,â€" l It is with pleasure on. one hand, and l 4m PLASS l\l\A\\‘l.\‘Gâ€"â€"-\‘.\I.UE 80. David l)ll(l:lilll_\‘ Tl. Mabel Tugman O, Sophie Wilson 65. Libbir Fisk '50. Stella Barr 50. Lily Cameron 3S, Annie Lockliart 3S. Libbie Hunter 35 Dru- n is Twoiney 34, Bessie Nic 32, Fred Parker 22. Jenny Graham 22, Susie The brief $6380" during WlllCll d0?!‘ g Belch ‘.Zl. Beckie Johnston 18. Arthur can be legally hunted commenced 0" l McClenuen 15. Janet McIntyre 9', Geo. Tuesday lttSt, and already the woods l PettTCC 9, Lottig Thomson 5: W..._ _ .._. Personals. Mr. Joseph Lisle, of Lindsaycame to the Falls on: Wednesday, and went . l ' pot-hunters. who used to come tor profit l home next morning. Miss Minnie Olarlc returned‘ on “red- ncsday from Cunningham. where-she has- bcen for about at week. Mrs. M. Brandon, of Pctcrborough, came to the Falls, on Tucsdaylnst, and l left for home this morning. Messrs. John D. Smith and G. IT- G‘. ‘Me'Vity were at Fcnclon Falls from l Tuesday until Thursday of this week. Mrs. Irvine Junklu, of Bobcaygcont. camc to the Falls last Wednesday for at l'cw days’ visit to her' son Mr. W. '5'. Junkin. old and experienced liuntsmen. well ac- . Mil’. J. J. Nevison, who has been laid up-siocc the 3rd inst. with iufitmution ol the lungs, is considerably better than he was two or three day's ago. Mrs..S. Swantou. of Toronto, is visits ing her sister, Mrs. J. H. Brandon. .\l'r; Swantou accompanied her to the Falls,. but l-c is lierc so often on business that we do not look upon'hi'nl-as-a visitor. Mrs. and Miss Wills, of Littlc- Bid“ tain, and Mrs. Mallett, of Lindsav, mother, sister and aunt of Mrs. B l-I. Wills, were at the Falls from Tuesday until Thursday; and Mrs. Wills, on leaving, kidnapped and carried off her little grandson, Harry, but will no doubt return him safe and sound. DRAMATIC l<l>t'1‘utt'1'.itn.\ins'rs.â€"Mr. R. L. Milligau. whose Comedy Co. coin- pt'ises nine members, has :tdvcrtich three entertainments in Ingram's hall, commencing this evening, with three entirely different programmes. Mr. Mil- ligan has many favourable notices rc- ceivcd from papers in places llc has vis- ited, and we infer from thcin- that the entertaitnnents must be well worthy of public patronage. Tun CANADIAN. Queen-This ncw' and elegant magazine is sure to please every Canadian woman. it is devoted to Fashion, Art, Fancy Work, Flowers, Toilet, l-lotne Decoration, nud- House- hold Matters. lt is handmmely illus- trated, and; i's equal to any of the high- priccd English and American publica- tions. 1t should be‘ in every cultivated home. 'l'o introduceit the publishers offer to send it three months on triul for only 25c. Address The C'auadiau Queen, Toronto, Ont. Erru or NOVEMBER â€"'l‘he anniver- sary of the memorable nth-of November â€"wliich this year falls on-a. Tuesday- will be celebrated in the usual manner address and the articles named therein: by the- mcumw, of L. (y ],_ gm 996, There-will he a tea» and entertainment in one of the halls. including. of course, patriotic and Protestiwt ~pt-cches by the regret on [hg ()[hcr' that, we‘ a DUIDDCX‘ TCSl-lefl-l. lltllllfilttf?‘ {Hill t)bl10l’S. PPOCIH'NTS of your neighbours, have “yet pogebher l in aid fil- blltf band. WlllCll Wlll L'IlllVIill to-night to tender to you our sympathy and good wishes on the occasion of your departure from amongst us. You have been with us for the last seventeen or , eighteen years in almost unbroken har- mony, and have always been, and now are, respected by all. These are only kind Words; but kind deeds are better. » We would like, therefore, to give you lsome tangible proof or slight token of ;our love and respect, by presenting to l you this Bible; by nu means measuring our regard by the-value of our gift. l Please accept the same. And also to your beloved partner this lump and pickle cruet stand. Praying that God may go with you, ajourney to your t'ar-oti' home; and that. l when meeting and parting here are lover, we may all meet in that upper i and better land where parting is no UJUl'C, Signed on behalf of those present, ll. Crttrls. ll. Aukwulour, The proceedings were closed by sing- ing and prayer. ________--__ . __ . ...- w. ___.__ W. C. 'l‘. l,7.-'l’he annual meeting ‘of this society. for the election of ofii- iccrs, will ‘e held at the house ol’ the ' of members is respectfully requested. lflntl protect you and yours from the-1 dangers you may be ~expo~cd to on your . l l l l the. proceedings with choice musicil sc- leetions. Posters giving full particulars will be issued tomorrow. Harmow Wm SfiClAl..-â€"â€"“'t: are rc- quested to announce that thc Woman's Christian Temperance Union will hold a Hallow ld't-n Social in Dickson's hall on the evening of Thunday. the I-llst inst., when llallo-w E'cn names will bc played; but not, we pl'tlslllln', the kind that are generally indulged in by tlic village boys. such as stealin: Coblma'l'“, carrying away gates and sign-howls, and placing obstructions in the public highways. 'l'llt: social will comment-c at S o'clock. Admission l0 cents. All are invited. A .. Tau. (.‘tmisi-cr."-()n Saturday last Mr. l'homas Robson, of tlic C'tnl- cron Lake foundry, shipped, in tliieu lengths, a sheet-iron smol.c flack or chimney cxpresdy manufactured for .\lr. G~orgc liatnl). tanner, of the Villa“? ol‘()lncrnec. lt was 77 fcct long. Ul lncln-s in diameter, and weighs ab .nt 3.500 pounds; und all who saw it pro- nounced its first-class piece of work- manship. Mr. Robson's reputation for turning out good articles at fair print-s j is having the natural result ol bringing v t l i i president. .\lrs. Gamble, Francis streetl i east. at T 4?.» On the evening of Mouday ’ tion of the village is to be cxpi'trtml, | next. the 'Jl.-t inst. A lull attendance judging lrom the "Umlmr ol stublw now orders from considerable distances to his foundiy. .\'i1w Sr.ini.r.s.--A considerable ad- dition to the equine or bovine poptna- being or about to be erected. 'l'htec, WM‘. .» . .. l»:»-‘~§"¢'y'l;1't‘~,‘i;<' l . g l