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‘ llardwareflinwarbh Stoves. A G . Lowest Prices in the County for Slave 5, Hay and Manure Parke, Nails, Building Paper, Paints, Oils &c. COMMON SENSE BINDER TWINE, Agent for P. Hamilton’s Farm Implements and McColl Bros.’ Lardine Machine Oil. THE PATRfii’lS WILL BE STARTLED at the small profits at which I will sell for 32"" ""‘Sh' _ I Fenelon Falls, May 4th, 192. To the Ladies. WNW Millinery and.» Mi iinery Requisites. Nev Shapes! Correct Styles! Right Prices! \Ve make it a point to have ~everything in the Millinery line that may be asked for, and to have a stock sufficient for all demands, and to maintain that stock complete throughout the season. Soliciting the favor of an early Call from you, we assure you that it will be a pleasure to us to make it to your interest to give us a liberal share of your patronage. Mrs. R. MCDGUGALL, Two doors North of the Post-office. Fenelon Falls, April 14th, 1892. HERE YOU ARE! WWW I have on hand a number of Men’s, Boys’ and Youths’ ' @WER- flamers, which I will sell at cesr reacts roe else, ; as: 1 do not want to carry them over. Now is your time to get a good Over-coat cheap. These goods are . All New and of the Latest Styles, and made by one of the best houses in the Dominion. ,A Large Stock of Boots and Shoes at prices to suit the times. Groceries, Crockery and Glass-ware. A full line of the best geods to be had always on hand. J. newsman, , ‘ _ _ Tvvontcy’s Block. hellelon halls, January 21th, [892. W. MOE§E®WN Is Selling His Entire Stock of FURN reat Change FARM MACHINES ~ANDâ€" IMPLEMENTS Call and examine the New Binders and New Mowers set up for your inspection at Robson’s Show Room. Nothing but the best Machines kept. PRICES LOWER THAN EVER. Come and examine the New Panning Mill and get the prices before leaving the Falls. The best brands of ,BINDER TWINE kept in stock at the lowest prices. Brantt‘ord Repairs Always on Hand. Thanking my numerous customers for their libeaal patronage in the past, I beg to assure them that no effort will be spared to deserve a continuance of it in the future. THOMAS ROBSON. Fenelon Falls. April 27th,,1892. , this year. The Fenelon Falls Gazette. . Friday; October 7th, 1892. . The Great Buggy Case. The litigation over Mrs. H. McDonâ€" gall’s buggy has at length come to an end, and has been definitely decided in her favour. The now famous vehicle was seized and sold by the collector, a year ago last summer, for taxes on a store occupied by Mr. McDougall and owned by Mr. Wm.‘ McArthur, who was then recve of the village. Mrs. Mc- Dougall brought an action in the county courtâ€"nominally against the- corpora- tion, but in reality against Mr. McAr- thur, who had indemnified the council and the collectorâ€"and a verdict was given in her favor with $70 damages. The council then appealed to the county judge, who decided against them; and the Court of Appeals, to which the case was next carried, has sustained the judgels decision and dismissed the appeal with costs. . Harvest Thanksgiving. The Church of' England Harvest Thanksgiving Services this week were very numerously attended, and, pecuni- arily as well as otherwise, were a great success. On Sunday sermons were preached morning and evening to large congregations by the reverend C. H. Marsh of Lindsay, and on Tuesday evening there was a tea, which the Rev. Mr. Creighton of Bobcaygeou justly pronounced recherche, in Ingram‘s hall, followed by addresses and a lecture in Dickson’s hall. The speakers were Revs. Farncomb, Creighton, McKinnon and Fraser, after whom came the Rev. J. C. Allen of Millbrook, who delivered a most interesting and instructive lecture on his tour through Palestine. The proceeds, over expenses, amounted to about 845, which will be devoted to the erecting of a driving shed, and country members of the congregation have prom- ised $25 more. Fenelon Prize List. Following is the list of successful competitors at the Fenelon Branch Ag- ricultural Society’s full show, held in the Park on Thursday and Friday, the 22nd &. 23rd ult :â€" Draught Horsesâ€"Span of Draught Horses, 1 Wm. Cullis, 2 J. Walker. Two years old Grlding or Filly, 1 Thos. 1 Daniel Sinclair. General Purim?" H°r595-â€"Spau 0f Moore, 2 William Smithcram. General Purpose Horses, 1. Wm. Isaac. Brood Mare, 1 Richard Westaway, 2' J03. McArthur. Carter's Horse, 1 Ed Lansfield, 2 John Quibell. Wm. Hetberington, Sr., 2_Jos. McAr- ‘°"~ ) u . Y thur. Two-year-old Colt. 1 Wm. lleth- Mrs- learn- 3 "35', Pm“ bum”- 1 'â€"\~ ' 04,3. Day, 2 Mrs. lletherington. erington Sr., 2 John I). Naylor. year-old Colt, 1 John D. Naylor, 2 Wm. Isaac. ' F,,,,1_ 1 Mrs. Joseph Pent-n, 2 Mrs. Hetheringâ€" , Bull Calf, 1 Walter Stevenson. Heifer Calf, 1 & 2 Wm. Cullis. Best Herd, Walter Stevenson. Holstein Cattleâ€"Aged Bull, 1 W. Stevenson. Two-year-old Bull, 1 W. A. Gillis. Heifer Calf, 1 Alexander McGee. Best Bull in Class, 1 W. A. Gillis. Grade Cattle.â€"-Milch Cow, 1 Wm. Cullis, 2 Richard Lamb. Two-yenr-old Heifer, 1 J. D. Naylor, 2. W. Steven- son. One-year~old Heifer, 1 William Cullis, 2 J. D. Naylor. Heifer Calf, 1 John Willock, 2 Thomas Hopkins. Yoke of Oxen, 1 Thomas Hopkins. Fat Beast, 1 Walter Stevenson, 2 Wm. Smitheram. Best Bull on Ground, Joseph Penrn. ' Leicester Sheepâ€"Aged Ram, 1 John Lamb, 2 Wm. Smitheram. Ram Shear~ ling, 1 Richard Lamb, 2 Wm. Hether- iogton, Sr. Ram Lamb, 1 8:. 2 Jacob Walker. Aged Ewes, 1 John Lamb, 2 Richard Lamb. Shearling Ewes, 1 John Suggett, 2 Richard Lamb. Ewe Lambs, 1 John Lamb 2 Jacob Walker. Cotswolds.â€"Azed Ewes, 1 & 2 Thus. Howie. Shem-ling Ewes, 1 Thomas Howie; Southdowns.â€"Aged Ram, 1 John D. Naylor. Shearling Ram, 1 John D. Nuylor. Ram Lamb, 1 St 2 J. D. Nay- lor. Aged Ewes, 1 8'. 2 John D. Naylor. Shearling Ewes, 1 ck. 2 John D. Nnylor. Ewe Lambs, 1 &. 2 John D; Naylor. 'Fat Sheep, 1 & 2 John D. Nnylor. Oxford Downs.â€"â€"Shearling Ram, 1 Oliver Glaspell. Ram Lamb. 1 Oliver Glaspell.‘ Aged Ewe, 1 Oliver Glaspell. Shearling Ewe, 1 Oiver Glaspell. Large Swineâ€"Aired Bear, 1 John Ewe Lambs. 1 Thomas Howie.’ Dundas & Flavelle Brothers, Dealers in Dry GOods, Clothing, Milliner ,- l 1 R. Moore. 2. A. Gillis. Golden rus- sets. 1 John Fell, Jr., 2 John Lamb. Roxbury russets, 1 A. Gillis, 2 O. Glas- pell. Snow apples, 1 J. Willook, 2 W. A. Gillis. Variety table apples, 1 John Willock, 2 W. L. Robson. Apples not named, recommended, Richard Lamb. Novasâ€"Tho judgcs' book for Domes tic Manufactures and Funny Work has not yet been returned. The judges on Grain d: Seed question , whether or not the first prize whctt “Any other kind " was grown in 1892. mm Village Council Froogemugs- Fenelon Falls, Oct. 3rd., 1892. The council met pursuant to adjourn~ mcnt; members present, the recve and councillors Graham, McKeown and Robson. Minutes of last meeting road and confirmed. Moved by Mr. Graham, seconded by Mr. Robson, That the following acc'ts. be paid and the reeve give his orders for the same: S. Nevison, salary from august 8th to date, 828; Do. do., com- mission on $19 poll tax at 10 per cent , $1 90;John Ingram, part day's work on streets, $1 .â€"-Curried. ' Moved by Mr. McKeown,sccondcd by Mr. Robson,.Tlmt the rcevc and treasurer be authorized to borrow the sum of four hundred 'dollars from the Dominion Bank, and that a by-law confirming the same be now introduced and read a first timeâ€"Carried. By-law read and passed in the usual manner, Dr. Graham in the chair. Moved by Dr. Grahamfsecondcd by Fe“ Med Sow 1 John Bye”. Sow , M='. McKeown, That we now adjourn under one year, 1 J. Byers. Small Swine. â€"Sow under one year, 1 & 2 Walter Stevenson. Fowls.â€"â€"Brown Leghorn, 1 Mack ‘Clark. Whitelcghorn, 1 W. H. Steven son. Game fowl, 1 John Quibell. Bantams. 1 J. Quibell. Gray geese, 1 & 2 W. H. Stevenson. Ducks, white, 1 &. 2 W. H. Stevenson. Turkeys, any variety, 1 W. H. Stevenson. Tur- keys, white, 1 Clare McArthur. Grain and Secds.â€"â€"Fall wheat, white, 1 John Byers. Spring wheat, white life, 1 J. Byers. Spring wheat, Scotch, 1 J. Byers, any other kind, 1 J. Byers, 2 John Fell, Jr. Pease, small, 1 'l‘hos. Hopkins. Mummy pcase, recommend- ed, J. Byers. Buckwheat, 1,J. Byers, 2 R. Moore. Oats, white, 1 William Hctherington, 2 John Byers. 2 rowed, 1 Nathan Day. Rye, I N. Day, 2 John D. Naylor. Beuns,1 J. Byers, 2 Joseph Pcurn. - Yellow corn, 1 John D. Naylor, 2 Oliver Glaspell. Barley, , to meet at the call of the reeve.â€"Car'd. School Board Proceedings. Fenelon Falls, Sept. 30th, 1892. Board met; the chairman in the chair and all the members present except Mr. Austin. Moved by Dr. Wilson, seconded by J. A. Ellis, That the application of Mr. D. McDougall be accepted and that he be re-engagcd at. a salary of six hundred dollars per cannonâ€"Carried, Moved by Mr. Naylor, seconded by *Mr. Clark, That Miss Sullivan be re engaged as_teacher for the year 1893 at the same salary, but to be removed to the north division school as first assistant.â€"â€"Carried. ' Moved by J. A. Ellis, seconded by 'A. 'Wilson, That the resignation of Miss Anderson be acceptedâ€"Carried“. Moved by Dr. Wilson, seconded by A. Clark, That Miss Macnivcn, Miss. Rooms, Vegetables._Pot‘moes’ white Hand and Miss Cameron be re-engagcd‘ star, 1 John Byers. Byers. Hopkins, 2 John Byers White ele- phants. 1 John Byers. Variety of po- tatoes, 1 John Byres, 2 Thomas Hop- kins. Burbanks, recommended, Joseph Pearn. Turnips, Swede, 1 William Smitheram, 2 W. Hetherington Sr., other kind, 1 John Byers. Carrots, white, 1 John D. Naylor, 2 R. Moore. Carrots, long white, 1 John Lamb, 2 John Byers. Cabbage, red, 1R. Moore. Cabbage, Winningstadt, 1 William Smitheram, 2John Byers. Cabbage, drum head, 1 R. Moore, 2 J. Duggan. Cabbage, sugar loaf, 1 R. Moore, 2 Wm. Hethcrington, Sr. Rad- ishcs, 1 R. Moore. Glaspell. John D. Naylor. Blood beets, 1 Oliver Gla<pcll, 2 Wm. Hetherington. Turnip Beets, 1 Thomas Howie, 2 Mac. Clark. Variety of vegetables, 1 R. Moore. Vegetable marrow, 1 R. Moore. squashes, 1 R. Moore, 2 Joseph Beam. 2 pumpkins, 1. John. A, Ellis,_2;Mnc ' l ‘ . . orange, 1 Wm. Robsgrzilr‘iZtSRl‘l'll‘ddfes {Rim suummr do' do" $753 Miss MM“ EM), Rose 1 J‘ at their present salaries respectively, Beauty of Hebron’ 1 Th'omas providing that the certificate be extcnd~ ed to Miss Hand. Moved by A. Wilson, seconded by J. A. Ellis, That the following accounts. he accepted and the chairman give his orders for the same :â€"W. R. Madill, sundries for school, 51 0.51 ;, 1). Me Dou- 0‘all, last quarter's salary, $137 50;, ntvcn, do. do., 868 75; Miss Hand, do. do., 853 12%; Miss Cameron do. do., $53 12:}; Miss Bell, 818 7.5.3,Mrs._, Swanton, $1 1 25.-â€"Carried. mm Personals. Miss Lizzie Shiells of Pcterborough Parsuip-‘I, 1 Oliver is visiting her cousin, Miss Dora Smith, Mangles, 1 R. Westaway. 2 at Rosedale. ' Miss Lottie Hccslip returned home. last week, after a visit of a month to her sister, Mrs. Gladstone, at Brampton. Mr. 85 Mrs. Daniel Gladstone, now: 2 residents of Brampton, have been at the Falls vistting relatives since Wednesday. Dr. W. G. Brysonof Chicago, and Clark. Variety of house plants, 1 W. his second daughter, Frances, have been L. Robson. Onions. from seed, 1R. here since Tuesday. As the doctor was Moore. 2.Th°m9~3 HOWle. Fm"! top. 1 for several years a resident of the village Thomas. Hnwic, 2 Wm. Top onions, 1' Thos._ Hopkins, 2 IL, Moore. Potato onions, small, 1‘ Win. Smitheram, 2 R. Moore. Water 11101330, 1. R. Moore, 2_Joseph Pearn. 1 Thomas Howie. Red Pepper, 1R, Tomaâ€" toes, 1 Wm. Smithcram, 2 R. Moore. Dairy Productsâ€"50 lbs butter, 1' 20 lbs butter-,1 Mrs. Byers, 2' 3 lbs. roll butter, recommended, Mrs. W. L. ltob- son. Home-made bread, 1 Mrs. i’earn, Smilllel‘nm. and the young lady was born here it “goes without saying" that they were both warmly welcomed. Mr. W. J. Ingram, eldest son of Mr. , ) , p , - Musk I Noble Ingram, was at Fenelon Fall. Home, '_. James Lamb. Yearling Colt, I melons, 1),; Day. 2:11; Home, Gummy aud.Bobcaygcon this week. Willie is in the employ of the Johnston 8:. John- ston Co., wholesale druggists, of Toron- [ to, and was~ on his first round as cour- : merciul traveller, at which we venture to predict he will prove a success. Moan Booxcs.â€"-â€"At a special meetin: of the Directors of the Mechanic's luâ€" stituto on Wednesday evening it was decided to at once order now banks to r ‘ pram. at and W Below V’flseiesale Cost ‘Cnrrime Harseg___§pan' 1 Rube” 2 Mrs. W. H. Stevenson. Pickles, 1; the Will“ 0f‘380: and J“ a Site” “100 Oxbv,2 “'m. Slnllllcrntn.“;,.Bmoil .‘ilztre. '33 2 Mr’l- R“ MOO“). Jelly, 1 55 2 M|'~“»- l {mower $70 5 worth WI“ ,bc parallascd' 1 Edward Lansfiold, 2 Andrew Gillis. ' R- Moore- Preserves. tainch M” w- I tile cw” sum” being cfluliulem w the . Fo..l,l an... Patterson, 2 m. 1...... H. Stevensun. 2 Mrs. Wm. Rubsou. Government grant. which Is 8150- 01 nuunu‘uotuve. in order to snake room for new fiehl. Yearlinnr Colt, 1 James Patter- PTeSC‘TWS. Wild. 1 5173- w- H- Slcncn’ Mumsâ€"We have always understood (lea-signs and patterns. Cull early and secure sou. Single Driver, 1 Mellougull & l 5°“- 2 Mrs- WIIL “0550". Van“! Org that minks are very shy animals. yet. bargains. us I aun selling cheaper than any Brandon, 2John Jordan. Lady Drivor. lJemeSg WOOmmefldL‘d. 313- geum- , ' nevertheless two, if not more, ofthcm dealer in t1“. County. 1 31m, John Jnrl‘lnn. Two-yenr-old Fruitâ€"Pun“: 1 Joseph Pear": 2 L hove been seen in this village in the vi- . Stallion, Road 5', Carriage, ] Edward Hopkins. Grapes, 1Josepb McArtbur, cinity of the locks, at d a low days ago DOORS. SASH, MOULDINGS ETC. ' Luusfield. 2 W. L. Robson. V aricty of crabs, 1 several persons watched them dodging YEPT IN STOCK AND MADE To ORDER. an WORKWEBR amp. Durham Cattleâ€"Aged Bull. 1 N. James Lamb. Hyslop crabs, 1 Joseph in and out of seine stonework near UNDERTAKLNG ATTENDED TO IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Day. Twayear-old Bull, 1 Joseph , McArthur,2James Lamb. Variety of Sandford’s will. From their size, or ‘ Peal-n, Una-yenr-old Bull, 2 William icooking apples,l Andrew Gillie, 2John . want. of size, they appear to be too. w. M c K e o w n, ; ~ 1: FRAflC/S STREET WEST. FENELON FALLSS Smithersm. Milch Cow,1 Wm. Cnllis, Fell, Jr. Alexander apples, 1 O. Glas.l young to know the danger of taking up 2 Walter H. Stevenson. Twmyesr-old pell,2J.Pcaru. Duchess of Oldenburg, their residence within a corporation, .‘fi‘ Heifer, 1 & 2 William Cullis. One. 1 J. Willock, 2J. Pearn. Fall pippins, and we advise them to skip as soon as. year-old Heifer, 1 d'. 2 Wm. Cullis. 1A.Gilli5,2W.L. Robson. Wealthys, possible, as their lives are in danger“