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$311001 Books .__â€"â€"â€" lVe have just. re- ceived this week full supplies of everyâ€" f thing required for 2 Schools. All kinds of _ School Books, Copy ‘ Books, Slates, Scrib- ' blers &c., in fact any- thing needed in the School line. Call and get your supplies cttrly at 13 1/23": Clint/5 (’5’ Ralz'alzlc Drug 4 and Book Store. W. E. ELLIS. Pent-ion Falls, August 18th, 1891. A. P. DEV LIN, )ARRlSTER, Attorney-at-Law, Solicitor l) in Chancery, Kent Street,Lmdsay. ..-.-._________,________._â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€" G. H. HOPKINS. (Successoa T0 Manna & Ilortttss) ARRISTER SOLlClTUR, (be u 3 to Loan tit 6 per cent. Oilice, \\ 11- liam street, next to the Bank of Montreal. MOORE a JACKSON, BARRI'STERS, SOLICITORS, 8:0. Of- lice, William street,Lindsay. F. 1). )loonn. A. JACKSON. . ~â€" O'LEARY 8: O'LEARY, tRRlSTERS, ATTORNEi’S-AT‘LAW, l - Solicitors in Chancery, kc. Office, ' lsav. Dohony Block, lwntstreet, Lint . Anrnou O'Lnanv. IlLGll O‘Lnanv. _ ______,.____...â€"-â€"â€"â€"~ )IclN'l‘YRE 8'. STEWART, . . a .. &c ARRISTERS Solicitors, Notaries, . Offices ovcr’Ontario Bank, lxent street, Lindsav. Money to loan at 6 per cent. on easy terms. 0. J. Moist-var. 'l‘. Srnwaa’r. __.._..â€"â€"â€". BARRON & McLA UGHL/N. ‘ ‘ . , .7 k ARRIDTERS F. .~. Oihce . littkttsl_lloc 1 Kent Street: Lindsay, opposxtc \‘ettch’s llotel. Money to loan at lowest rates of ‘ t est. . m&" One of the firm will be at then- of- fice in Jordan’s Block, Fenelon Falls, regu- larly every Tuesuay. Juan A. BARRON. II. J. MCLAL'GHLIN. . .7;,‘:=-:;::TI::‘W.â€" mg; MEDICAL. A. W. J. DEGRASSI, M. D., ORONER, Physician,Surgeon,&c., &c. Residence, Brick Cottage, \\ elltngton street, Lindsay. MM... DR. A. WILSON. --n. 3., II. c. r. e 3., Ontario,â€" HYSICIAN, SURGEON 5: ACCDUCII- our. Oflice. Colborne Street, l‘enelon Falls. M Da. 3. n. GRAHAM, #â€" .._..._.â€"â€"-.. of Trinity GRADUATE of the University oi Trinity I College, Fellow Oflico and residence on Francis-SLAVest Poaelon Falls, opposite the (mall: oihee. JWM JAMES DICKSON, ) l..Surveyor. Commissioner in the Q. 8., Money , Medical School, Member of the Royal College‘ or Surgeons of England,.\lemhur ot‘thc Lol- lege of Physicians at Surgeons ot Ontario. FENELON FALLS, ONTAR . Conveyaneer. tic. Residence, and ad- dress, Fenelon Falls. I. ll. GROSS, DENTIST. LINDSAY, will be at the “ )leArthnr House," Fenelon Falls, the second Wednesday ofenrh mouth. Beautiful and durable artificial teeth made, wad all other dental work properly dune Nearly '."l' year-5' experience. to-zy. ‘ IO, FRIDAY, l l l g . l i l l 6:8 Eng s. E o s e E SE 's to m +=f~3> r“ 993 “a Si" “€35: Mg "' o.) «8‘3 .5 o~ ~ ° - = .: , safe as In: tn 0 5-4 m Us gs 1-4 r“ $.43 .. ‘- 5-3": 63 so mo :11 >570 9 _.I:' = ».E E"? 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N EVISON, PRAGTIGAL PAINTER .86 PAPERHANGER, D -â€"AND DEALER 1Nâ€" Paints, Oils, Glass, Varnishes, Fancy Instruments, Gold and Silver Watches, Rings, Clocks, other Jewelry, Crockery and Glass-ware. 20: w OILâ€"PAINTED SHADES A SPECIALTY. @233 Two doors South of Mr. Heard’s hardware store. Fenelon Falls, August 19th, 1891. LARDINE HAS BECOME FAMOUS AS THE GREAT~ l A‘l Notes made payable to Janus Ban, ‘ Agent, will have to be paid to Frank Kerr, post-master here, who holds said notes. JAS. JOHNSTON. Jr Go- Fonclou Falls, June 30th, 1891.â€"19 t.f. INSURANCE: 13E ROYAL CANADIAN lXSURANt‘E Co. issues by far the best Farm policy in Canada. 1 JOHN AUSTIN, .4110)". Fenelon Falls, June 12th, 1890. I7. Furnite. â€"_ Having in store a large and well assorted Stock of Student’s. Easy Chairs, CARPET PLATFORM ROCKERS, BEDROOM SUITES, EXTENSION TABLES. and everything usually kept. in a. first class Furniture Store, all'in want. of something nice it)? 'BHBISTMAS AND NEW vars Presents will do well to call and EXAMINE MY STOCK . before pnrchasin g elsewhere. 3%” All good‘. Goods, and purchased low annaraxna 8.: Fuaxtrunn DEALER, Uolborne Street, Fenelon Falls. R E 1‘1 0 VT A L. Dr. GRAHAM has removed four doors east to his own residence, nearly opposite Mr. McKeown’s furniture factory. Fenelon Falls, July 23rd, 1891. ‘LUMjER. PRICES AWAY DOWN. 22-4. Now is your time to buy Lumber, the lundersigned having bought out the entire stock of dry lumber At Greene & Ellis’s Mill, and commenced shipping it to Lindsay. Any person wanting either a large or small quantity will find it to his advantage to buy as soon as possible, as the whole stock will be cleared out in a. very short. time. One of the firm will he at. the yard until all the lumber is removed. KILLABY dc KENNEDY. Fenelon Falls, June 3rd, 1891. 15-t.f. GREENE S: ELLIS have also all kinds of ressed Lumber, Planed Sur face Lumber, Inch and 13g Goods and Musical inch Pine 8; Hemlock Flooring, V.â€"Joint & Novelty Siding, which will be sold Cheap For Cash Call and see for yourselves AT GREENE & ELLIS'S MILL. Fenelon Falls, June 16th, 1891. 17-8. LINDSAY s. nEVIsoN- Marble WOI‘kS. set R. CHKEBERS is prepared to furnish the peeple of Lind- say and surrounding country with MONUMENTS AND HEADSTONISS, both Marble and Granite. Estimates promptly given on all kinds of M a c h i n e o i 1 cemetery work. Marble Table Tops. Wash Tops, Mantel are selling at 85 a ton. of CANADA. It is made only by MCCOLL BROS. & 00., Toronto. McCOLL’S CYLINDER on. need only he used to be appreciated. Try it. Beware of those who imitate Lnrdine W Get only the genuine. 5"83‘3‘ ' For Sale by Leading Dealers throughout the Country. Pieces, etc, a specialty. WQRKD-F in rear 0 the marke' on ’(fam- ‘ bridge street, opposite .‘-!a'.‘.ln,-I.\-s" pmkinrr house. Being a practical v.'uri:n..tn '.| ..u :f. purchasing elsewhere. L.DEYMAN,: see his designs and cttugatre “Set-s int-2ier , l 5 seat. “OBT- GHEMBERS. the binder. her lc:~ brim: cut off, .1130. 5 “at. of the Town Hal ‘ her arms and head. Rioting in Russia. PEASANTRY SHOT DOWN BY smmmns. MANY KILLED AND wettxnt-in. ST. Parnasnuuo, Aug. Ellâ€"Details of the rioting at Vitekesk, capital of the Government of that name, occasioned by the people’s protest against the ex- portation of rye, show that tho disturb- ance was serious. The governor reports that there was evidence that a general revolt of peasantry had been planned. The peasants attacked the railroad ot- fieials, demanding no more ryc should leave Vitekesk, and severely beat the. Jewish grain dealers, who are blamed for the whole trouble. The peasantry alsv plundered, the residences of the grain dealers, and finally attacked tlc railroad station. The military w; s ‘tht summoned. The riotcrs resisted stub- bornly and their supporters out ilc the. railroad station made a fierce attack upon the soldicry, severely injuring many of them. Finally the officer in command, after repeatedly threatening the crowd, gave the order to fire upon the riotcrs. The soldiers then fired a volley, killing two peasants and woundâ€" ing a number of others. The riotcrs soon afterward dispersed. Similar dis-.- turbanees are reported from Duusherc, Viut and other places, but no details have been made public. . Terrible Cloudburst. AN OIIlO RAINSTORM‘S AWFUL llAVOC. BERLIN, Aug. 29.â€"â€"A terrible cloudâ€" burst occurred here yostcrday. The wife of Thomas Taylor was drowned in her home in sight Of her husband, who was outside and could not get; throuuh the window to save her. His two chi d- rcn were saved. James Smith “as found dead standing in the mud up to his neck, horribly mangled, about ha f a mile from a barn in which he was lurl'. seen alive. The Lebanon Springs Rail- road between hcrc and Pctersberg, a. distance of about five miles, is washed away into the meadow for many rods half a dozen places. A large railway bridge is also gone, besides a more or more highway bridges. The residences and outbuildings of F. M. Coe, near- hcre, narrowly escaped total destruction. The mountain stream running into the Little Hoosick River, became a cataract, and, changing its course, ploughed deep gorges on both sides of the dwellings. Stones weighing a ton are frtquently seen washed rods from their former rest- ing places. Meadows are ruined and crops in the line of the flood are destroyâ€" ed. Part of the village of Peter-sharp; lying near the Little Koosick is com- pletely wrecked. A score of residences and workshops are washed from their foundations and much personal property has bcctt destroyed. The loss to prop- erty in that village will reach not less than $25,000. No lives were last in Pctersburg. 0-0 Explosion in a Colliery. LONDON, Aug. ESLâ€"An explosion of fire damp took place this morning in the malage colliery, near Bedminster, A large number of miners were at. work at. the time of the disaster. An explor- ing party was sent down and signalled that. it had found four dead minors. The bodies of' these unfortunate men were hauled to the surface. A moment or two later four other miners, all scri- t.u.~'ly injured, wure brought out. of the mine, and it was announced that many othch were known to be either dead or seriously injured. Additional exploring [val-ties wore sent dowu the shalt. The greatest excitement prevails. LATERâ€"IL has been necurtuined lb: it the explosion occurred at 3 o‘clock t|.is morning when only a small force of n. n was in the tniae. The concussion sin. ~ tercd all the windows in the houses mar the shaft and wrench-2d all the aim”. workings. The bodies of sevt-n da'ntl miners have been recovered and two others are missing. About a dozen men are seriously injured. Alutcr desputch from the scene sag s 10 men were killed. ..._â€". â€" â€"~'.-... ... The coal ring in Hamilton is said to i be “ hosted," and the dusky diamond-1 A train frightened a yoke of oxen 2 near Canton, Dakota. and they ran away, °l They were attached to a binder and -' .,;,-M were it"l [if a Women, the man who oper- ated the machine being perched on the The woman was cut to plL‘CPF by The than escaped. .: .wa-uu .....__..'_.,..~ ~ . . ..