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Tâ€" I. i. Dundas & Flavelle Brothers,’ Dealers in Dryr Goods, Clothing SELLING OFF llT COST â€"â€"ANDâ€"â€"â€"â€" llllll ll'l ll Blllllllll _â€" .â€"â€"â€"_â€"â€"â€"_â€"â€"â€"_â€"â€"â€"_â€". S. S. RITCHI is retiring from the Dry Goods trade in Lindsay, and iso ing the whole of his stock of Staple & Fancy Dry G'ro lists, laps, Ready-Made Clothing, Ge Wares at I'V/zolesale Prices for 6125/1. ml in every department, and everyt reserve. from 8. needle to an OVGI‘ (101th. humbug or catch trade affair, 1) twin!" from business sale. No .‘1 wide-awake citizens of the town and country to pure (1". .1; goods at from 25 to 35 per cent. ut a genuine s E, as- 06.5, nts’ Furnishings & Small The Stock is well assort- hing will be sold without- Remember, this is no same quality elsewhere. The Whole Stock Must be Sold in n. short time, so make bay 1‘. S.â€"«The store that I occupy is S. S. RITCHIE, Kent St", Lindsay houses for sale at a. bargain. while the sun shines. to let, and I have two elling out and re- w is the time for the shrewd, hasefirst- less Hum #1691 can. buy Z/ze semen-une- NEW.- (Iui llJer‘IJEMEN, ATTENTION 1 WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF NEW SPRING TAILORING GOODS, ;-Jni-)osed of French and English Snitings and Trouscrings, Scotch, Irish and Canadian 523‘“ Come early and choose your Spring Clothing while the stock is new, and get a Nobby Suit, well mudennd trimm'ed. A NEAT FIT GUARANTEED. Prices Away Down for Cash. CATHRO & Co. Opposite McLennan’s Hardware Store, LindSay. . tiweeds, which Were bought early and at a low price from a large assortment of goods. , W. MOKE Is Selling His Entire Stock of FURNITURE Cost at and Below Wholesale ot‘manéufacture. in order to make room for new designs and patterns. dealer in the County. DOORS, SASH, MOULDINGS ETC. ALL WORK WARRANTED. KEPT IN STOCK AND MADE TO ORDER. II-NDERTAKING ATTENDED T0 IR ALL ITS BRANCHES. W. McKeown, FRANCIS STREET WEST. FE/VELO/V FALLS. I have now on hand full so Afil'ix ‘AK‘RA â€"â€"-â€"â€"_ sHOVELs, SPADES, P AND .\ FULL ASSORTMENT OF A(â€"§*RICIT I {l ‘1 ' lizkl . ppli 0 Ar -. es of Call early and secure bargains. as I am selling- et.eaper than any .71.. (Many ICKS, a. TOOLS Johnston’s Celebrated MIXED PAINTS and White Lead. All Brands of Machine Oils. A New Lot of Daisy Barrel Chums, the Best Churn in the Market. TooMuoh Stookand.‘ Too Little Money ll flaw“â€" nan. SELL AWAY Down For sun olsn. 1I‘.’H(,’.\' Tit/imp in. Inh'change for Tz'nwm'e C‘s.» -..â€"-‘v-.- 1 r M' 5 i .. u ' Ry. I 0‘ THOMAS 8038!)", IRON FBUNDER & MACHIleT, MANUFACTURER OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS' Engine nilâ€"Mill Worki AND REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO . Bridge Bolts Made to Order. Horse Powers, Straw Cutters. .2 and 3-furr0w Gang Ploug/is- and a good variety of Genertu Purpose Ploug/zs. A good as- sorfmeiz! of Sprz'ngsloot/z Har- rows, Steel Harrows, Iron Harrows and W'ooa’ Harrow: ALL OF WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT LOW PRICES TO MEET THE TIMES. THOMAS ROBSON. Feuelon Falls, Out. The Fenclcn Falls Gazette. Friday, August 15th. 1890. Fire Protection. â€" The occurrence, in less than a week, of two fires, by which five houses were destroyed, has rcvwed talk about pro tective measures, and the authorities have gone so for as to order the engines and hose to be overhauled and put in good working condition. There the matter will end, we suppose, until anâ€" other fire gives rise to more talk; for “talk is cheap," and the fact that fire- fighting appliances of all kinds are exceedingly dear is ".why the village is so poorly provided with them. The plain truthâ€"and everybody knows itâ€" is, that we cannot afl'ord either a. steam fire engine or underground pipes to con- vey water any considerable distance. or the number of stationary tanks that would be needed to supply even Col. home and Francis streets; but we can sli'ord the post of a flaw small tanksâ€" each4msa‘rrold about a hundred puilluls â€"on Wheels, that could be drawn to any part of the village. These, with a pump to fill them, would not cost much, and, with reliable hose. any fire that had not made much headway could be exuinguished. The engine we have is hard to work, but it throws a good stream a considerable distance. and if some inexpensive means of supplying it with water can be devised, it will do belter'scrvice in the future than .it has done in the past. The tanks org-carts spoken of above were advizcnted by the Gazette some two or three years ngo, but nothing was done towards procuring them, although 'lllr. Wm. Campbell had one built at his own expense. The crest arguments in their la-vour are that they are cheap and cunnotwcll get out of order, and can be taken toany house in the village that may happen to be on fire. The large tanks or un- derground pipes that have. been occu- sioually spoken of would not protect much more than the main street, and. as they would cost a great deal, of money, would inevitably be voted against by the ratepayers who would not be benefited by them. -â€"â€"_-â€"-===2.__._. , _ .__ I Good Fishing. , It has always been niaiutcincd.by some of our patriotic villagers that there FUHL‘IOD Falls as there is around. Bob- cnygeon, and the catches that have been made in Cameron Lake and Gulldiivcr within the past few days certainly go Iul' to bear out their contention. Hubcay- geon being a. summer resort, there are always numerous visitors who, having nothing to do but to amuse themselves, can go fishing whenever the Weather is favourable; but as Fenelon Falls is not a summer resort, though it certainly ought to be, there are comparatively few fish caught, because there is no one to go after them except the villagers, the great majority of whom have no time, and the others but very little, to devote to sport. On Saturday lust Messrs. John Thompson and Wm. Warren caught twenty-two bass, ten of which weighed l about. 4%le each, and one 'lunge, and 2 on Tuesday at this week the same two villagers caught fourteen bass, all big ones. ; hops to celebrate the closing of the gates lot Derryâ€"the lish bit freely, Mesa»: 1 J88. Cullen and Frank Magoo also « caught fourteen; Mr. Hw-lcy got c-lcvcn, , weighing 36 lbs in the aggregate, one 5 tot l'.‘-f':~ turning the M11 ‘ at u little over 11. l * ‘ : 'l‘~:~.lny Mr. Alex. ' :Lz.l~ki!.0::_c and .il(:.' shed to cover them and a. good l'orce. is just as good fishing in the vicinity of" On the some day, whenâ€"per“ of the parties were out more then s few hours. While returning on Tuesday, Messrs. Thompson and Warren were met, not far from the month of the river. by Mr. McClennen's new steam yacht, the E114: Feuton, and the skipper offered to carry them and tow their cocoa across the lake, an offer which was of course gladly ucccpted. They got on board, and in turning the steamer to come back, her punt somehow collided with the canoe, which wns upset and all the “ port- able property" it contained was‘cpilt into the water. Some of the men at once jumped into the punt, cast it loose, and endcuvnrcd to save the floating ar- ticles, but it was so dark that they only got )1 r. Warren's coat and a tin puil containing four of the bass that had been cleaned, and which floated; on ac- count of having a tight lid. The other tenjbass, Mr. Thompson's coat, a large granite kettle, some knives and forks and trolling lines, and a curry comb thgit was used for cleaning the buss; all dis- appeared â€"nnd there was no insurance On any of them. Another Fire. About 2 o’clock on the morning of Wednesday, the 6th inst, fire broke out in the kitchen of Mr. Thomas Smith’s house on Frzinois street west, just below Clifton street, and the building was to- tally consumed, together with some of its contents. The village engine was on the spot within a reasonable time, and if it could have been got to werk at once the main house would probably have been saved; but those in charge of the engine did not think it worth while to draw. water.- l'rom. Mr. Smith’s well and took. it to-thc river, which prov- ed too {lured fern-stream to play upon the burning building. Why the engine was not brought back and taken tothe well or to the gully behind the house, in which there is said to have been a good deal of water, we do not know. It was said. at the lime, to be almost im- movably wedged amongst the rocks on the river's bunk ; but u lew men drew it up, apparently without much trouble, when the fire wasulgnost over. The house was insuredl'or $350, mgood deal less than it vms wonh ; but part of the furniture was saved, nod the.£8200 in- surance on it will probably pug for what was destroyed. It is_not liucwu how the fire originated. Mr. Smith1 tells us thnthe intends to build again as soon as he can make the necessary prepar- atioua. ‘ m Serious Accident... Mr. Wm. Smitherum, of Fenelon, met with a serious accident while coming_to the Falls on. the morning of the 6th inst. On the previous evening 9. wag- gouladcn with posts broke dowuneur McCormickfis creek, and, the tcnmster throw part. of the load on one side of the track and part on .. the other. Mr; Sinitlicl'ciii.tricd. to drive between the two piles, but his horse took. fright, jumped into the ditch and upsctthc bugg , throwingdiiin with such violence against their.an thntihree ribs were broken in his left side, his left lung bruised nndihis heart somewhat injured. He was soon found and .tnkcn home, and a. messenger was seutfor Dr. Wilson, who was in..ntteildhnce .33 soon as pos sible. Mr. Smithcram. was for some days in a rather criticnl condition, as there was iufinmnmtionof the lel'tdung and pleura, with effusion about; the heart; but lately he has been improving steadily, and. the doctor thinks he is nc.w out oildungcr. W Vorn or Trunksâ€"At a meeting of True Blue Lodge No. 4:2, held in their hall on Monday evening last, itwus unanimoust resolved that a hearty vat.- of thanks be tendered. the Rev. Mr. Parker for; the eloquent sermon preach ed to them on Sunday morning lust. Aug. 10th, and also to the stewards of the church. IN rue Nicx or Tumâ€"A full supply of School Books, for opening of schools, at lagers tell us that on Tuesday evening last a couple of sportsmen, whom, un- fortunately, they did not know, were at the mouth of Burnt river, blazing away at ducks ns.openly as if it had been the lst of September instead of the 12th of August. ’ Ellie's drug store. ILLEGAL Spoutâ€"Some of. our vil- These gentry ought to be taught that they cannot, break the law with impunity, and it is to be hoped that the Lindsay Came , Protection Society will attend to them. A strrz, Harmonâ€"Cull early and Often {or your School Books or anything in Illul. line. A big stock just in at Ellie's ‘ drug sure. :‘mmrlnsruuâ€"At 5.30 last Monday , morning Dr. Wilson left the Falls l'or ; Irondnlc, {u :lziirx. Dr. Frost, of Kinâ€" zximint, in nznpuziting the leg of u mun 'TIZ'I'. ‘. I)... flux, who was run over two , ' . ' ‘m by a car thit , g : a the track of the - ‘ ’..i‘.v.'3y. Hi3 . l l l , Milliner right leg was so terribly crushed}:le the knee that Dr. Frost wanted to (the it off at once, but the patient would not consent until he found that any further delay would endanger his~ life, and Dr. Wilson does not lch at all sure that he will recover. Mr. Doolittle's homcis in Monmouth, but he had been Working at Irondnle, and the opt-ration was per- formed at liundcock's bouriiing-housc. Tux 12m or Anucsrâ€"On Tues day lost a considerable number of our villagers went by the stt-nmcr Bambi» age and barge l’ulomu. or by privuo conveyance, to Bobcuvgeon. to take part in or witness the columruml‘ution of the closing of the Gates of Derry. As the weather was very fine, 'Cziygnon was crowded with visitors, and the celebra- tion, though ol'courso not cqunl to that of the 12th of July at the Falls, was a credit to all concerned and well worth wuuessmz. BENGOUGH.â€"â€"Wc are pleased to be able to announce that Mr. J. W. Ben- gough, Grl'p's l‘mnous cartoonist, will give u sketching eulcrtuinmcnt in In- grum's Hall on the evening ol'Thurs- day next. under the auspices of the Fenclon Fulls llodue ol' Freemasons. No one need be told that the entertain. mom will be well Worth attending, and, as the price of admission will be only ‘15 seats, the hall ought to be crowded. On the evening of Friday. the 22nd, Mr. Bcngough will give no entertain- ment in Oddlcllow's hull, Coboconk. CORRESPONDEN Another Letter from Mr.- Tongue. Kuusus City, .\lo., To the Editor oft/1e Fenelon Falls Gazette Sm,â€" I have received all your papers, with (hunks. I'. does my heart good to rend some locul news from the old place. I feel more nttnchcd to ,Cuundi nl‘tcr five yeurs residence there than own to old gl‘lnglnud, where I spent twenty-two yours. The con- ditions of life are for different here, in Knu- sns City, from whut they are in l’emlon Falls; everybodv seems busy nnd full of no- tion here. I mu working for n Contractor, building n basement for r. ,Cntholic cathe- dral. ’I‘he wuges are not. so high as they were slew years ago. dollars per day often hours I have to get up every_moruing__.nt ubout half-past 4 to get to my. \v6iiknt 7 o’clock. I-huve to take, first, the mnlc ours that pass my door, and ride to the centre of the city, get a transfer ticket to the rulllc curs, uud pro». cecd to my dcslinution to work, which is several-miles from my house. I ride to my work fur-five cents,.uull come none for the some, which is pretty cheap riding; but it takes me an hour and n qunrtcr each way. I was getting ruslyin Cu.qu for the want. of friction or worknnnd the process of rub- bing the rust oil' has been ruthcr a painful one. I IIIIVV goodhculth. but um minus 20 pounds of fut with hard Work and hot weather since coming lu-rc. Since I wrote lust the census of ihis city bus been taken, and the number I guvc wus too much. The census returns .show [hut .K mans City has n populnrion of l75,00l lush-ml of 300,000, as I was given to und Arstund ut first... This cily’ scents |Il‘0't'mllli‘lllly a. place of busi- ness ruLher thun u hivourile.residence city. There nee hum-use put-king houseLhcre, employing thinlsuuds of men._ They gather up All the outth nI‘,d,hog~ they cmrmuster in the west. bring them -.crc-. and slaughter lhousunds ouch duy. utilising everything belonging to the nuim ils; und the stench pervading the atmosphere in that. part. of the city where the [pickingghousrs ore, is fur-worse in my Upluloll thou ihutnrising from your villngc pulp mill. lint the people here know it is belch to have 11. little un- pleusnnt odour to the. nostrils than an un- plensunt gnuwing ut the pitol‘ the stomach caused by u vucuum known by thorium of hunger. Icunnol. any lhut l like it.here; in,iucl,l don't; but, now I am here I unp- Khile, at least. It's only it Hunter of». few dollars to .bc wufled nwuy on. of hero ngnin,und I do n‘t think of sctllinghcre. It is just possible I may get nwuy hel‘oro win er to Pennsylvania, win-re my brother is getting steady W-Il‘li ul g nnl \vugI-s. The rough, ungodly, reckless inmorul jolt, jar and hung of city hf: do n't suit my, poetic tempt-mount ut all (law me Ihc pencelul country village or q lie. nod steady town, ruthrr thul,.this. 1 nm not a theological aspirunt, but I have enough natural rcliglOn lo muke me hate and “hour immorality, In- tempemncc und vice, ull of which rage here, unchecked and unrcpcnted. l narrow- ly escaped being dln‘clliu‘gl'd from a job here {or not joining in u -‘ h lil lcllow well met" drinking spree will: the rest. For the lime, good bye! More anon. Yours truly, JAMES TEAGUK. “WA.._-. _ .AA-.. .. -A. 1311613118. Airwomanâ€"In the township ofVcrulom on Tneudny,,thc Zfllll of July, the wife of Mr. Richard Arkwright ol'n sun. Currentâ€"At Fenclon Falls, on Monday, the 4th of August, the wilo of hlr. liichnrd Cooper of n son. â€". “W- . l‘IAI" 12.1 131). (Dunno: â€"-. l"n.~scu.â€" A: Kingston. on Tuesdwy. Aug. 1213:, by the llev. Ilr. Carson, Mr. Robert J. (Limcmn, i-{Orillim State of Washington, to ‘lwy. third daughter of tho lute Alcxuzrlcr rrzisur, Esq , at Kingston. , _________-_-_._-_._ .. , - l)l1§ll). Minsvx.â€"- III 19:" tle’Ii-lv'p of I’vnrlrm r-n Fri«l.s_¢. ,\I.,f:. Lint Mun-Lu: yo: no”: d..ugn- tc; of flr. Wm. .‘ulursh, >r,:.5~.’l ll yrs" and is d .315. l Gumsâ€"L: :‘n- in“: .‘.I;: nl 's'- rulkm, on in :.d.;-,'.i.~ '31 .13. n - n.1,, '. .,,.,‘ '4 . . 01., i. ,.'l A» v ‘. u I . . :J‘I‘ July 27th,1891‘_ I um getting three. pose I shall-hove to grin numbeer it, for s-