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-v,_..‘,..>,- H. ‘va‘wa‘f ._ nix-waif.- S‘ .‘4. ‘Artists’ Goods 3 Specialty. Jl'ltlt‘ES, all work in the abcvc lines with Prices are Tumbling right and left. all over; our Store, all for a reason. We want tofggi Railway Accident. The train from the south on Tuesday afternoon had some flat cars to be run into Howry's yard, and the engine and one box car ran ahead to the siding to see that the track was clear before run- ning the flats in, but found that there was not room, and went into the siding to shove some trucks that were on it out of the way. When the brakeman at- tempted to cut off the flats from the train, the pin would not come out; but all at once it came through the buck- ward movement of the “ slack," and, as this was unexpected, it threw him ott~ his balance, and he would in all proba- bility have been thrown under the wheels and ground to pieces, had he not; saved himself by grabbing the brake on the next car. As there is a grade just at this spot running down towards How- ry's switch, the released flat cars at once started down hill; and, as the hind portion of the train had by this time ' come to a dead stand-still, the brake- man, on recovering himself, found he could not overtake the runaway cars; and the result was that they dashed down the grade and crashed into the end of the box car attached to the en. giue, one flat telescoping it and convert- ing its body into an utter wreck; but. the first flat car fared better than the second, which was broken clean in two. Neither of the cars sustained much in- jury as far as the gearing and wheels were concerned. With the assistance of Messrs. Howry & Scns’ yard engine, the disabled cars were drawn intq that .firm’s yard and side-tracked. The train was delayed about two hours in conse- quence of the accident. On Thursday the auxiliary and wrecking gang came out, loaded up the available assets of A Larger Stool: to. choose. W from then all the others. W1 put together. . .. CLARK & SON. Bur Cheap See it a. Success! WWW THE PUBLIC ARE NOW SATISFIED WITH THE PRICES AT WHICH THEY'GET‘ DRE GOODS AT THE OLD STAND. -° THEY SAY ‘- THAT coons ABE nor soLu enEArEn Please Continue Calling, for there is always Something New turning up. WM. MCWKMMSBELL. Lindsay. Balsam Grove. Civic“ . (Correspondence of the Gazette.) Mr.John Copp has gone north to buy, two ear-loads of cattle for 11. Austin. Cattle are looking up a little. I see that our townspeople make a, practice of bringing horses to pasture on Sunday. “Six days shle thou, labor," and on the seventh bringhorses to pasture. Our town fathers should look after this. Miss Bond is spending a few days with her grandmother, Mrs. Imric..._ The two Miss Bennettsof Toronto are . spending their holidays with Mrs. Knight....Bclsam Grove is the place for pleasure...I see that Kirklield man around very often. Look out for a wedding soon. MERCHANT TAILORING. ANeWStockof AT' S'. 13ENI-IALE’S. Having purchased a good "line of Worsteds, Scotch Tweeds, Serges, Cheviots, Corduroy, etc., Icon supply your wants m the Suit line, and” in Overcoats I' have Beavers, V'ene-tlans, Niels tons, Naps, etc, and always a stock of good black Worsted on hand. Don’t forget my $16 Black Worsted Sult. People remark it. looks as good as they paid $20 for. boy’s shck navy serge suit to. order, $7., Good: fit and: sotletaptt‘ou guan- antced, and: rock-bottom prices at‘S‘. Penhale’s bashlonable. Shop, Opposite Jos. Heard’s Hardware Store. .roots, turnips, triangles and potatoes, and at the north end of the field stands a patch of corn ten feet lligl)., GARDEN PAItTY.-â€"~A garden party; willbe held,at St. James's rectory on. Friday next, August 30th. Ice cream, cake, coffee etc, will. be served/and; music and other amusements provided. All cordially invited. Gate open ,at 7' p..m. Admission 100. 38' Now is the time to get a cheap but at Mrs. McDongaIl’s. The summerstock‘, must go to make room for the, fall stock. Surpunnrs .or. LIVE STOCKâ€"Mr. Tchry Austin left on Tuesday with two .probahty hare been. able to stop his team if both of them had been of the same quiet disposition; but while one . . . of them, Gypsy, did her best to hold back, the other, Frank, kept springing forward, though he wnsideratcly re- IN NEED OF A GOOD NEW frained from kicking. The result was ,, that the carriage, alter continuing to ' l' ‘ t g descend the hill for a few seconds in a l wildly erratic fashion. was thrown over on to its side. and the horses were for- tunately at the same instant liberated by the breaking of the bolt that holds , . ~' the double-tree to the pole; but for which latter circumstance we should WOULD Do WELL TO SEE probably have had a much more serious THOS' ROBSON BEFORE BUYING. accident to narrate. The occupants of the carriage were (besides the coach- man) Mrs. J; W. Howry, her.sister, ' I 5 Mrs. Clarke, and her son, Mr. H. , Howry, and we are glad to be a le to EENE‘LBN‘ FALLS' say that none of the party received any worse injuries than one or two slight bruises. The carriage was badly dam- ‘ , m" “M aged, but the horses were unhurt, and, The FCIICIOH Falls Gazette. after running a few rods, stopped of ' their own.accord and waited atthe road- Friday. August 23rd, 1895‘, side until they were led away. As the â€"â€"-â€" harness was practically new l\and [pope i of first-class leather, the brea ‘ing 0 tie .1113 value 0f Goad R‘Da'd‘g“ pole-strap could not be accounted for Mr. John G. Speed in an. article in lint” 9‘" examination revealed me 5m"- Lippiucmps Magazine Bays,_ ling fact that it had been cut through u Property awe“, between Moores_ on both edges until the cuts nearly met town, N. J;, and Philadelphia invested in “1°.mlddle' 1" any ml“ or factory $40,000 in putting their wretched high- I" thh ‘1 greatlmauy men urge em- ways in the best possible condition. ployed the?" are firm“ sum to e No Afterwards two horses were able to do or three With a- grievance, and such men the work for which four had been re- "0" mh'equcmly seek to pumsh the quired. 0n the oldroads twomen and Party) Whether, Mimi?“ .fiof‘cgmn’ Who l'our horses, with a waggon weighing has Inc-“fwd hel.‘ l‘lw‘ ’ u‘ to 90' 1,900 pounds' could take two and ,, deavpr tp do so by a tuck that may res half tons of produce ,0 market and snlt ll] injury to or'even the death of make one trip a day, bringing back an innocent: persons, is as dastardly an equal weight- cf' fertilizer. Now one 930"“ as can we” 1391m93m9dg and It man on the good roads with two horses 15 to be, h9pe‘i “1”” m‘ “‘15! “s 1“ "cry and a waggou weighing 2,300 pounds other Similar case, the perpetrator may takesfour tons to market, brings back he discovered and get his deserts. unequal weight and makes two trips. a day. ' The landvtvhat was once a drug is now in steady demand.” ' Good roads are of such paramount Last Tuesday was the annual civic importance to farmers that such "object holiday in Fcnelon Falls, and up to lessons " as the above should be brought nearly 5 p. m. the weather was as fine tb the notice of all who live where there as it it had been specially ordered for is urgent need for improving the high- the occasion. About 1.30 the Cola-m,- ways, as is the case in this locality, If biomarrived} from Bridgenorth with a there is a, hill up. which,_cr.-a. swamp party of excursiouists from Pctcrboro’, through which, a team can only draw a and the remarks made by many of them ton, that is the maximum load that can as they rambled through the village be put behind the team, no matter how showed that they had never been here good the rest of the road they have to ' before and thought the Falls well worth travel may be, unless two trips are visiting. In the afternoon there were made up the hill or-through the swamp races in the park, with the following every time the road has to he travelled. results :â€" Improving roads is so frightfully costly Named Race.â€"Clunan’s Duke, 1, 1, 1; that people in poor localities think they Matthews’ Parker, 3; 2; 2,; Thorndyke’s cannot undertake it ;_ but, on the other Harry, 2, 3; 3. hand, bad roads are so frightfully ex- Green Rnce.â€"-P. Johnston’s Rubber pensive, through the loss of time and Neck, 1,1, 1;. W. Roddy’s Black Billy, labor they cause,_that, it will, in most .2, 2: 2: cases, pay to borrow money at the pres- Men‘s Foot Race, 100 yardsâ€"R ent low rates of interest, especially as DeLury lst, R. Corbett 2nd. There the borrowing can be done by the muni were three other entries. cipality and the payment be extended Boys' Foot Race,‘ 100, yardsâ€"Chas. over many years ;-_- and there are many Corbett 1st, W). Aldous 2nd. localities in Ontario and some of- them There was a good attendance of spec- near here in which, were the farmers tutors, and the receipts exceeded the alive to their own interests, money disbursements by about $25, which will would be borrowed and road improve- be,expended in improving the grounds ments commenced without a day’s un- between now and full show time. necessary delay. Personals. Mr. E. P. Smith, V. S, of Cambray, During the late session of the Domin- was at the Falls on Tuesday. ion Parliament a much needed amend- Miss Sarah Prescott left for Toronto meet to the Act for the prevention of on Saturday, after a long visit to her cruelty to animals was passed, and be- parents in Fenelon. came law on the 22nd ult. Until that Mr. R, G: Cornell, insurance agent, date a person could be punished for ill- of Lindsay, drovethrough the.Fells..oc using a domestic animal or bird, but all Wednesday afternoon. . others could be chn cruelly tortured Miss Lin Harry of Lindsay was at with impunity, and the amepdment the Falls visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. J. alluded to extends the protection ot the Power, fromSaturdny until Monday. law toallJiving creatures. U’nthinking ' Mrs. M: H. Cochraue and her-sister, and unfecling men and boys will, there- Miss Elliott, both of Pcterborough, fore, hear in mind that even vermin are were visiting at Mr. Thomas Robson’s, no longer at their mercy, but if they Francis street, from Thursday of last inflict unnecessary pain on any bird, week until Monday. beast, fish or reptile, they, can be pros- Mr. Nelson Corbett is taking his an- ecuted and fined. or imprisoned for so nual holiday. He left for Peterborough doing._ Everybody will readily admit on Wednesday morning, and. will be that noxious creatures cannot help being back in Mr. Heard's store about the what they. are. and must. get their food middle of next week. the best. way they can; yet there is Messrs. J. G. Williams and J. D. probably not cne man in a hundredâ€" Smith of Port Hope and G. H. G. Me even amongst persistent attendants at Vity of Toronto, executors of the Smith church and prayer meetingâ€"Who. has ' estate, were at the Halls on business last the slightest pity for their sufferings ;- Monday and Tuesday. though, for the credit of humanity. it is Miss Annie Power has resigned her ’ to be hoped there are but few such school at Deer Lake, and on Monday wrntches as the one who celebrated the last took charge of tho Swamp Lake , , , , 12th of July at Orangeville by pouring: , school in the township of Gamay, the In") w Order z," u”? by'ld'mm °_I"tl”"i-': coal oil over a rat and setting it on fire, l teachership of which she has accepted at Store' 8f"! ‘thh mt" h“? ‘8” "m," l" an act of diabolical cruelty which, if‘ a considerably higher salary than she ( pcrfcm'ou “Pd makes mm a “PM” {'0' committed a fortnight later. would have has hitherto been paid. i the “Orpqulou- A fiom‘ml’le I"_ I’m" rendered the heartless perpetrator liable Mr. Allan Giliis and Mr. Albert For. Glow“ "mf half ‘E",“W‘3"‘}5I““”1€ 3" to a term in jail. bert, of Lindsay, who aye spending their g‘g‘cc'zglfiliéa “(to(’fzzcrlnofil'iiigt“avail: .A .,,,, . E‘Tl‘ldsai: ntvbcifjgsgfjl:égt'fzsziczt braid and buttons) imparts additional Gazette with a call. Mr. Gillis, who has anthorily ‘0 the “lance Of his eyev I" . . . . t - ‘ creases the persuasive eloquence of his ‘, w hr 15 been for some time foreman In the , . About 10 30 last Saturdn; mg , e I I tongue, and ,3 strong], Buggcwvu of Mr. J. u. “awry-'5 family cal-rifle, ll'utclmvm office, is a nephew of Mr. which had been to Lindsay. was fdc- ' Peter 3103‘“ 0r VC‘TUI'MD. hall‘lcum and-bamus' . ' .I'AIYPTIAN OATSâ€"On Monday even- lsccnding Jordan’s hill, less than a mile - ' - \I F} ' I; k I j ' ' Chas. H. "BViSOfl- from the Falls, one of the pole-straps 36‘ (.‘all and see onrhnts in dark shades "‘2. l, r- 4‘ “"0 m“ 5 "ML" "5; "I “I” Syndicate grocery, some outs cl thr- . .. . . . . t‘ 5 fell in the l for fall wear. Mrs. R. McDongaIl. Feneiox: Falls. Au . .th, lufw.â€"-2ntf broke and the pole. 0. come t. I. . _ . I , g .. ground. The coaehman, Mr. George} 33' You can save money by calling on above-named variety, Educ" be M“- ? McCallum for your Suits. OD SUN”! (.UOVL (ii'uelty to Animals... Furniture, Doors, Sash, â€"-â€"-ANDâ€"-â€" UNDERTAKING, WAT___. W. M‘Keown’S’9 FRANCIS ST. was-r, FENELON FALLS ._ HOUSE, SIGN AND DECORATIVE PAINTING PAPER-HANGING, ETC. steers, 60 sheep and 22__hogs, on which we hope he.wil,l,make a satisfactory profit instead of dropping a few dollars, tion was Montreal._ fi‘CaIl and see Mae's stock' of fall, Overcoatings, the largest and best selected , stock ever sold in Fenelon Falls. Tun Sermonsâ€"On Monday next the village schools will re-opcn, after a holi- day so long that teachers. and pupils . will probably feel. it quite a hardship to go to work again. The stat} of teachers will be the same as before, except. that â€"in.consequence of the retirement cl" Miss Macniven, who .is studying. for a, higher certifictteâ€"M r. Wager will take: charge of the first division of the south ward school during the remainder of the year. The rural schools re-opcned on Monday last. TRIMMED IIA'I‘S 500. and upwards; un-~ trimmed hats from 200. and upwards. Mrs. R. McDongnll. IN UNlI-‘OIUI.-â€"A few days ago Con~. stable Nevison made his appearance in the new uniform the council authorized H EADQUARTERS IN VICTORIA C(II'NTY FOR Been Paper and Picture Frames I “:3 hrâ€" The undersigned respectfully informs the , residents of the village and its vicinity that he has returned to Fenclon Falls after W A. GOO DWIN’S, , . several years' experience in the Stairs as l Baker'sBlock.Kent-stimuli“? lwell as in Canada, and is prepared toi Neaayn Accident-L l I l 5exccnte, I.\' THE BEST STYLE .LVII AT MODERATE ' which he may be favored. M whine Needles. Alabastine and Dve \ 363‘ Orders left at S. Ncyison‘s store on “forks Agency. Ehgl‘livpznc sweet will receive prompt at- zx'b“ Please call and see my Emperor. JOB PRINTING. W -.- _ _ Nut. Cheap. Prompt. The Gazette Ottice Subscribe {qr ‘Tho Gazette; l Hardy, hung on to the lines, andwonld e the three cars and conveyedthem to, Mr. Eycrson has seven acres of fine . car-loads of live stock, consisting of 37: as occasionally happens. His destina- i a? .. “~n.