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families .EYS- 0N. ad Brow rular pri< 0V1- .1011, WV 009i]. eas get COP-HI Lindsay’s Bargain House. 181- Lines. CBS the Goods you want at 5 you can 3.1701 to pay, and wide backed by guarantee of Goodness - - price every DOM?“ ad 5; BIBLES. P101 [11A 1 Family Bibles in all styles. suit all, Have established a branch store under the management of Mr. T. Allan in the shOp formerly occupied by R. Douglas, Lindsay-st, where is carried a full STOCK of GROCERIES full in every line. TEA, SUGAR and COFFEE are household re- quisxtcs. We sell them in all grades and at the cheapest prices. quality considered. Teas from 10 cents to 60 cents. (L~' A. vâ€"â€"_ Coffees from 30 cents to 40 cents. Sugars from 20 to 24 lbs for a $. In soaps we give especial value. just price our Dish-cloth and Electric Soaps, The figures will astonish you. As an inducement to buyers we will gives lbs, of our celebrated 50 cent tea, to every person, buy- ing $10 worth of goods. R. Douglas’ Old E Lindsay-st signal perhaps vi the sun more terrible disease Cm yourselves if you can a: of Saving 50a. to run nothing. We know frox Shiluh’s Cure will cure 35: form 34 up to $5; 38 up to $6 up to 30; $3.75 up to $6.50. never tails. most at m tinue tun becoming itching a Y VV..-, Unbreakable Dolls. Wax Dolls,_ CRSCS Ye MR. '1‘. A. MIDDLETOX has removed his ofiice tn the line premises. over Goodwin’s Store. Kept. st, and is better prepared and more willmg than ever to do business. fly”: MY SPEb‘lALTY. I am district agent for MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE safest, st roulxgcgt and chpap‘ :n 1 I am diatrict agent for THE ONTARIO} MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE (10., one of the -‘ - lchoapest 1n the world' d in this vicinity . 'â€" FIRE. 1 represent the “Giant 3.” The Gore, The Waterloo Mutual. and The Northern of England Fire Insurance Companies. _â€"â€"__â€"â€" v I am ready with an immense stock of Prize Books, ACCIDENT I have the fine-qt in the land. The Lon Accident Co. and The Guarantee and Canada Accident Co. Call and see me and we win talk matters over. 0min; wry sore. : :ing and Needing, es ren (was the tum 50 cents. Dr. Sway man Sons Co., 1‘ :é-giil talk Shnply apply “Swmma modicne required... Cu: eruptions on Inc an skin clear, white and curative powers an: Ask your druggis. fox Lyman Sons Co. (HT PJ'N X0 lilfihb. BUT WE TAKE THEM. G. T. R. Storehouse, ”WW, Wheat, Peas, Barley, Oats, Red and A1 sike Glover and Potatoes 9’ CASH paid at the Storehoua. Lind-o3. Sept. 18th. 1890.36”. PRA YER BOOKS, (rt. METHERELL’S, .. How to Cure ‘in all Sizes. Piles ' Are now prepared to buy at the new G. T. R. Storehouse, Lindsay .1sâ€"Mc .\IoE.~mrc: inteme itching and stinging, wur<e by \crutchmg. “allowed :0 Cun- furm, \xhiCh often Mead and ulccrmc, 'MKC. Swawxrfs OINTMENT stops the fleecing, heal» ulceration and in most . {he IumvrS. At druggists or by maul I)r. Swaync 34 Son, Phibdelphia. 81 Co.. Montreal, WholesaleAgents C N O RISKS. Kent Street. Lindsay. iles! Itching Piies. ,, and Prices to 'Rubber Dons- E hire a space in this paper and pay the printer for putting ink on it. Then if the" ink strikes your eye we have accomplished our object. The more printer’s ink ‘we get in your eye the better for our business. You see the point? We want you to read our ‘ad’s,’ and we want your trade. WATGHES AND WATGI'I REPAIRS- E are old lashioned enough to believe that good and reliable goods and work will bring us custom and inspire our customers with confidence. Our increasing busi~ ness confirms this belief. UR aim is to excel in good work be a credit to ourselves and a source of satisfaction to those who deal [with us. to style, quality, or price. ‘ Our special watches the “MID- LAND," and “ VICTORIA," lead the van. Made of the best material and with the utmost care they are in time-keeping qualities, durability and beauty second to none and superior to most others. They are made to order especially for us and we stake our reputation on their good qualities Nothing is lelt undone to have the “ MID- d “ VICTORIA" worthy to bear our trade mark, and the public - may rest assured that our name i shall not be placed upon any but watches of superior excellence' imagined however he only kinds of (U It must not be that these are t \Vatches we have. On the contrary there is nothing in watches dcsira the tiadc in this locality that is not .y to be found in our stock. BRITTON BROTHERS, A Marriage Li At BRITT0.\ BROTHERS, t $2. 00. , 3- 1y. Ebe flmatcbnlgp: Miss Foster, 1 mantle maker has two doors east; of will carry a full li1 On Monday. Col. U9: held C(lul‘t at \Vundvill a. breach of the Gran] was enlarged until Sn quest, of the defendant _____â€"â€" 'AUH, uuu nu“- It is very easy to find I are gnnd gruunds fur grumbling regarding the reserved seats at the Ac-«demy of Music. The system at present in vogue is nf the “ratty” variety, and a change is badly required. "Stuff sed. Comparisons are u" tween the Lindsay an cultural Societies, generally in favor of the annual reports for 1) THURSDAY, JAN. i the reCeipfs were: Lindsay. $4509.91. MA" 1 burn, 9525303424; 1 working ex; ense: Peterbum, $566 were : Lindsay, $1265.45. FOOT 0F KENT ST., LINDSAY. booming. THE WATCHMAX is the best read paper in Lindsay. I: is already a. welcome visitor at the homes of over seventeen hundred go ahead people in town and Country, and our list is increasing by leans and bounds. seventy three names being added in one day this week. Do you take it 3 If not do so at once. You can leave your order at the office, or at. Motherel’s Bookstore. As 6thers See Us_ Our cotem. the Canadian Horticulturist ‘ sayszâ€"“The Lindsay Horticultural Soci- ety does a givmg each me membership the Canadian Horticulturist with plant and report and also an additional distribution of bulbs of their own. This they are enabled to do through the pro- visions of the Agriculture and Arts Act. which bestows a grant of money to any horticultural society complying with its: provisions, for the purpose of distributing horticultural literature or for exhibits.” The Lindsay Society has already nearly ' bars for 1893, and arrange- ments are being made for a further sur- urine distribution in the spring, in ‘ *â€" --A new-mtive deition Town vv---lv parisnns are frequently made be- the Lindsay and Peterboro Agri- ll Sucieties, the result being illy in famr of the former. Frcm )r 1892. we learn that ill fur some time, is able to be cts to cnnduct the s again, and expe un Sunday. nual reports fl , ~. â€"â€"At St. Andrews Church. on S l etcl'bom» 52911-743 ening, the 20th inst., the pash seeipts were : ev . ' ( ( j ' W~ $400-l-31' Expenditure, Peter- preach on “Amusements, and then '3 $2555.22; Lindsay. $4494.59. Lindsay, $386.55; ng ex; enses were: born. $566.80. The «ate receipts M _ .« w .. 7 .7? r Campbell wrll preac on“M _.4;41nd-ay, b1808b0 ’ Peterburo, (mVernment,” at the Cambl " ‘ Methudist Church. of the ’- booming. E \VATCHMAS is the best read paper I: is already a welcome â€" nr Hm homes of over seventeen .1 of England Temperance Society neld in St. Paul’s school mom on evening the 30th inst. All are i invited. N ‘L-.. aster. fasl ionable akcr has remm ed M 5 east, of Porter‘s b( ’a full line of dress ‘ Make a Change. V. Uni. th'uuuu, vuu...‘ Wundville. to try a use fur the Crook’s Act. The case until Saturday, at. the re- lofnndant’s solicitor. A Comparison. and County find fault, but there grumbling regarding at the Academy of at present in vogue :xcnn, County P.M. .icense, the Jewellers. for 8 Making. able (ll-ass and ed to 58 Kent-st” -‘s bookstore, and ress trimmings. 4 inâ€"7 the .Spri‘mv in new and attractive 26, 189 . THE WATC but there “The Watchman” has got a move on, and henceforth willbe issued from the premises on William St., between the Drain Tile Brick. A full stock of Brick and Drain Tile ‘ hand at the yard, south of Lindsay. S J. Fox. Barry and Fay. Barry and Fry, were at the academy of music, on Monday night and they captiv- ated the large audience present. They give a fine shuw and will always be we]- come in Lindsay. Railway Notes. â€"Half a dozen locomotives are “stocks” at the shops here, being repaired. â€"-â€"Messrs. McNabb and Boy. of Peter- borough, were up on G. T. R. business on Saturday. on the â€"-About twenty cars of ice, per day, are being shipped from Port. Perry, to Toronto, by the Knickerbacker 00. It is of the best quality. -â€"The recent severe weather, as usual. had a. bad effects in the Railway systems throughout the country, but the Midland has been exceptionally fortunate in this respect, no accidents of any moment hav- ing occurred. A Bobcaygeonite came to town, on Tuesday. filled up with hot rum and undertook to run the town. At the skat- ing rink. he almost took possession, but as he got a. little too gay he ran across a snag, in the person of a stalwart towns- man and the visitor measured his length ‘on the snow covered pavement. Just then a cop happened along and he of “Caygeon” passed the night in Bell's At the police court yesterday was penitent, received a. lecture and departed for his northern home. considerably wiser than he was on the previous evening. paradise. morning, he Collegiate Institute Notes. ‘ tion of officers for the Literary â€"â€"The elec Colleviate Institute. was Society, of the ‘ ' 20thinst. The excitement any votes lting in the filling up of the treasury" The following officers were 1 A. Hardy; Vice-Pres.. elected zâ€"l’reqq . N. Single: 2nd \ ICC-PFCS., Miss Ethel Fla- , . ‘ l C:I‘vnr‘unndf (VIOT. See's“ “'t'l'c can», “A... - the treasury' 'l‘heif'ollowing Otficers were ’req" 1. A. Hardy; Vice-Pres.. electedzâ€"l . N. Smale: 2nd \'ice-Pres., Miss Ethel Fla- velle: Rec. See. A. Silverwood; Cor. Sec's., .l. P. Keith, Miss Weldon, Miss Taylor; Lihrarian. \V. H. Vance; Sec. of Com., Miss L. Skinner; \Varden, S. McLean; Master of the Rolls, A. \V. Maunder; Curator, L. Bowes; Treas. \V. H. Stevens; Councillors, Miss H illock, Miss Fitzgerald, A. Stacey and two others. At the conclu- xion of the voting, as soon as the remlt was announced, Mr. Hardy's supporters chaired that gentleman, and cariied him in triumph from the Institute, along: Kent ano \Villiam streets, to his residence, cheering vocxferously at each corner and m fact all along the route. .-'_r .. Y. M. C. A. Notes. ‘ - â€"â€"Theromns willbein chargeofmembers Saturday and Sunday nights. 1“ ““61" borough. they are hned if they leave a of the recc tion committee each eveninc. . . . p » light. in the bars at such times. -â€"The Bible class of the Ass ciation will ‘ . . ' _ .- l; b Long Boots, Short Boots, Little Boots. not meet this “eelt mung to tie a sence Bin Boots Ln'e Boots Button Boots , . . , p _ ~ - i V s . t‘tiltlltiiemmcretary At the Montreal CU“ $1000 worth of Boots and Shoes bought ' fi _ _ , nt 50 cts. on the dollar. Now opened cut ~le haturday mght mew": “111% at the Auction Mm JAS. 11 Lgmov J 17:5t09 ‘l k. Mr..l.T. ' H held iron 8 1'.” 1 oc Ye ' d k â€"â€"Mr. Matthews has shut down pork Harrington “l in“? c ntrge 'm‘ spea packing fora time The crop in this vi- on the topic (10d s time. 18 now. cinily {8 about handled. as far as dead ”lees m the P”Ses' animals are concetned, but he is still open â€"â€"The association iej . .‘ ,' L . . etfulloolttng Hunt I” purchase live powers of a stumble sion of a handsome, che . . L ‘1‘” "if“ “F “11‘. Geo. \V. {e tll, kind , ., ‘ T n â€"â€"The Saturday night meeting “In In: held fruii18115 to 9 o‘clnck. Mr. J. T. Harringmn will have charge and speak ml) the tupic ”God's time is nuw.’ â€"â€"The assnciatiun iejnices m the poses- sinn uf a handsome, cheerful Linking eight k. the gift of Mr. Geo. \V. Beill, which now adorns the parlor. Its pres- ence is rhnruughly apprecmted. ()ur sin- cere thanks are due Mr. Beall for this ex- ceedingly uSeful present. â€"â€"The men’s meeting on Sunday after- nnun last was well attended. Rev. J. A. Kennedy gave an excellent addressnn the words, “All my springs are m Thee.’ 4:15 the meet- N .‘Xt Sunday afternoon at mg will be addressed by Rev. C. H. Marsh. The orchestra will lead the sing- , -A....J:..llu invited. day clue iug all young men Church Notes. ~«The Rev. Mr. Ware, who has been is able to be around ill for some time, to conduct the services again, and expects un Sunday. â€"â€"At St. Aegirevys Church. on Sabbath ‘LA nnufl\7‘ will REMOVED. â€"â€"()n Friday last the Slbbatn souuu. children of St. Paul’s church, had their annual sleigh drive and tea. meeting. About twenty-five vehicles were in line and flags were in profuston. It is need- less to say that the youngsters thoroughly enjoyed themselves. I â€"-The annual tea meeting and enter- « .L‘ puma“. Sundav school Tuesday afternoon. begin- ning with a sleigh drive arcund the town and suburbs from 4.30 to 5.30. After a most sumptuous tea and play until 7.30. yable evening Was spent with stereopttcan Views of London, and lecture by the pastor, who is again around and will be with his people on Sunday. um. ....-.-1.. u \ evening! in St took place on The Spell Broken- mu oe Wuu .m. WV," , â€"â€"This (Thursday) evening in St. Andrew’s church, Mrs. Jamieson will address a meeting to which the public are curdxally invited. Mrs. J amieson. and A u | , 12-) unnnnflv have been cordially invited. her husband who died recently have been labor-311g in the island of Formosa for a number of years, assisting Rev. Dr. Mo- Kay, \nd the grand results of the work . * ‘ J ‘ bkn nnmfll Of the million- :oramuy luvuv... _._7 her husband who died recently have been In we . nu , mm." for a Ring 00., of Saginaw, for $350,000.: laboring in the islvmd of Formosa v Dr e- Turner also purchased 200,000,000 feet on number of years, assisting Re . . f the work the Wahnapitae fro Kay, and the grand results 0 m James T. Hurst. fthe minion- Wyandotte, for $500,000. Fisher owns a there huge made the names 0 . . n â€"----‘-nuf nur' 1nd. eumler amount o'f'the letter trees I, Li attenaeu. um. -_. “mum XCellent addressmlthe ' ‘ . . .. ”On I‘ nday Feb. 3rd Bro. R. M. Roy, cut at the ’l : ‘ l ’0. . Ynflllvlglfiat it’lfixrheTlln:ct- , (f Peterburufi. vnll be yres ssed by ReV. C, H. regular mcenug nf Falthful Brethren estra will lend the sinu- ludge, A.F. and A.M., and Will Illustrate 3‘ the first degree by means of stereuptican are cordially invited. . news. a 11.. A ling next, the Rev. reach on “Municipal the Cambridge-st. Tile on rc‘n. on Sabbath the pastnr will . and them influ- "livâ€" “IUI'U §UU5| uln- - -.... around the t-Swn â€"Tbe Canningto Gleaner celebrates its to 5.30. After a 1 play until 7.30. sixth birthday, by appearing in a new‘ rig Was spent with furm, fuur pages. The "patent" inside tendon, and lecture has been discarded and the whole paper is again around and now printed in the ofl‘ice. The Gleaner A is a neat, newsy sheet and a credit to the 31 l'la- iS( Socs., ‘ _ no ,aylor, Com.. . 7Lean; “I“ under; h pevcns; C. gerald, d1 conclu- 16' result porters L-d him ,1: chnt ‘- .idcnce. m rand m d‘ k C the Church lety W111 be I on Monday 18 cordially Mr. A. Moore. 17 E keeps on hand home ma of the best. quality.-â€"3-t£. BREVITIES. â€"-A car load of live pigs were shipped from Lindsay to Montreal, last Friday. â€"-A large number of farmers were in town on Saturday and business was brisk with all the merchants. â€"â€"A meeting of the county Orange lodge, will be held in Lindsay, on Tuesday, February 7th at 11 a.m. ~-â€"A meeting of the county lodge of the Patrons of Industry, will be held in the ‘ town council chamber, on Tuesday Feb. 7 lat 2 p.m. ha“! a“; â€"â€"A meeting of. the Agricultural DUO].- ety is called for Saturday afternoon for general business. The dates for the fall show will probably be decided on. -The Sylvester Works closed down on livery wagon for Messrs. Spratt Killen, had his right foot badly cut on Tuesday morning by a horse stepping on it. â€"The first carnival will be held at; the rink at Uxbridge, on Thursday next, 26th, in aid of the Citizens’ Band, to open at 8 with grand march of costumed skaters. â€"â€"-Mr. J13. R. Mark leaves town to- ‘ day for Wyevale, where he will spend the next few weeks in the interest of the American lumber firm, which he repre- â€"â€"-Mr. J13. R. day for Wyevale, ' next few weeks American lumber gents. Pl Goon u. â€" The WoodvilleAdvocate has suspended publication. the printing material has been removed to Beaverton and the proprietor Mr. Cave, has secured a. position in Toronto. .-- a ‘ "It is said that an efiort to unseat one of the re Bobcaygenn councillors m that he has not the nece quahfication. \ --â€"-â€"_â€" â€"-~Mr;7Neil McPhaden. of Lindsay, ex- pects to open out a. stock of dry goods. groceries, etc.. ix. Sunderland. shortly, m the store lately occupied by Messrs. M. McPhaden Co. 'I'\ 1‘ HAUL Iluuw-n .. v , M“Joe,” remarked a guest at the Daly House. “the clock in the bar is stopped.” “Yes,” replied the genial landlord, “that is done purposely to signify that there is no ‘tlck’ here.” â€"Judging by the number of boys who are seen in public places smoking and chewing tobacco, the Ontario Act. forbid- ding the same, is Somewhat of a dead letter, in Lindsay. ‘ A ,EL'L- Mr. W. Findlay, superintendent 01 we Provinclal Provident Institution. Sr. He has a gnodi Thomas. is m town. company and considerab!e busmess is done in this district. â€"In Lindsay, ‘the hotel keepers must keep a light burning in their bars, on Saturday and Sunday nights. In Peter- . c ,, ,4 5C than lnnva a nun-u. «The members of Lindsay Lodge, 1.0. ().F.. who purpose taking part. in the team Wurklfit Munilla 011 Friday evening, are at the lodge room this requested tn meet to complete arrange- (1‘hursday) evening F TP‘MTE‘Prid‘WV “ young so: 01“ "1i; 5"; tances. J In: “mum, . _, - . I. 9 1M. en, manager 0 I e All tery, On Tuesday was very largely at- \J) V Lupe...“ _r“ ' . . , LEAP FROG.â€"-b. Ritchie, D. Sinclair of Montreal, fell while skating and one of tended. and Mills, box of» cigars. r severely cuthaii; 83:3 011 Wednesday evening: of last week, that grim reaper, death, carried away Briefelets one of our best known and most respect- -A public meeting to discuss the railr ed citizens, in the person of Mr. John way bonus matters will be held at. the , . A, _ , hutrtm,1 so: ofof 43 P. outrlzin of 017:: at Opera House, at an early day. " ' ear Y be years. e cause etne. â€"It would appear to an outsider that removed it in a cutter. A friend returned - , _ _ . that most dreaded of diseases, consump- politics have consxderable to do with; the ihel liftgd property and no prosecution tron. The deceased Was born in the election of a warden, in Lindsay. Mr, 01 owe ' Township of Ops, in 1853. He was Hopkins, the successful candidate is. a â€"-Messrs. Mofi'at, Hodgins and Clark. edUCuted at the Separate School. Lindsay, staunch reformer. 0t Waiertown. N -Y-. Who had the COHII‘HCI afterwards taking a course at the Toronto «Mr. W. Ford, the electrician, who for the CHDSH‘UCtiun 0f the Lindsay water- Commercial College. After working for did such excellent- jobs in Lindsay“ is now b of some time with his father, he visited the in Hamilton putting in some dynamos for works, have been awarded the big jo building the Hemlock lake conduit, at Black Hills, at the time'of the first min- the gas company in that city. â€"A Bowmsnville firm has a big thing Rochester. mg excitement in that region. After a â€"â€"The Sadler, Dundas, Flavelle year or so, tiring of the life In that in the pork line, so they think. They in this district, some rist mill is now working on three orders country. etumed to~ Lindsay and have purchased of 1000, 1500 and 500 barrels of flour. all entered “9"“ 3 Commercml career, as three thousand hogs to be fed. until and forthe Eastern Township market, Que- _ th, Mr- C L- Baker. H"- delivered on the 1st of April. They bec. The orders are being filled as rapidly remained about one year and then 318" were bought right and if pork keeps an a for London, Ont, to take charge of the small fortune is 1“ sight" books of the Hon. Frank Smith, who â€"â€"Mr J J Turner the tent. and awn- â€"â€"Mt‘. Geo. Merril, Of BelleVille, writes d t d ‘1) 1 'h 1 .1 d . ‘1 to us, stating that THE WATCHMAN can :03 uc e dl‘? araebst l‘ " esa eh“ ”8"“ ing man of Peterboro, was in town on 88878888 87 87 trx"; 7888887 888 888 8 88888887 8887878 ) . . . o in ya 9. H - - e makes good goods and the people of assure all th 7 their long neglected claims will soon to h d h b , 'b‘ honorably settled and with something urc “39 t 8‘ “S‘."ess ‘ .‘ut seven years Lindsay know it. He will exhibit afnll ago and Mr. curtain remained on as head line of his manufactures. at the Cohxmbian exposition, Chicago. "I more substantial too than medals. . book-keeper where he remained until â€"-The Cannington Gleam. celebrates “a about the ist- of December last when by appearing mu“. new failing health caused him to return home -â€"-Membray’s Kidney and Liver Cure 3h form, four pages. The "patent msxde and shortly afterwards he was forced to has been dispensed by ‘ prominent chem- irn has been discarded and the whole paper 18 bed from which he did “at rise unti‘r ist and druggist for years, and hundreds of M II“... ['11.an ’A-A_-A I... 4»an hand of death He was hi8 custom?“ have freely testified to the ' L--..4:..:.I affects and wanderful cure of .â€" his feet was rathe side by the poiut of one of the s runners. . â€"â€"The other morning a young man while under the influence, got a comer on a bag of flour at the Dundas null, and l‘ Home Madam -â€"The other morning a j whnle under the influence, got a bag uf flour at the Dunda removed it in a cutter. A frie the lifted property and no followed. IUHUWU â€"-Messrs. Mnfl'm, Hodgins and Clark, ‘ of Wat ertown. N.Y., who had the contrac: for the cunstructinn of the Lindsay water- works, have been awarded the big job of building the Hemlock lake conduit, at. Rochester. ‘ n 11“--..‘113 nuulchlCl. -â€"The Sadler, Dundas, Flavelle 1 flat mill is now working on three orders of 1000. 1500 and 500 barrels of flour, all for the Eastern Township market, Que- bec. The orders are being filled as rapidly as possnble. â€"-Mr. Geo. Merril, of Bellevme. writes I." .m “mm that. THE Wmcnum can town. town. â€"S. 0. Fisher. of West Bay city and Joseph Turner, of Bay City, haw pyr- chaned 175.000.000 feet of standing pme ' ' ' Merrill V. Findlay, superintendent of the Provident Institution. Sr. is m town. He has a good and considerab!e business is of the Agricgltural Soci- that an efiort will be made me of the recently elected councillors on the ground not the nece sary property Hist, always read and buns >complete arraugc- , 7 Thomas B m1 Bro. R, M. Roy, fifrf‘f‘da 0’ be present, at the 9:1“? ”‘1 Faithful Brethren “ . Pan.“ .., and will illustrate lnflnxfd i: cans of stereuptican )” L) L“ rcavcd 11E of a larue young son of Mr. A. canoes? wager of the Bank tery on I O L , lle skating and one of tended. severelv Cut. on thg n“ \V 26, 1893. Mr. J as. Hill and a number of workmen from the Central Iron Works, Peterboro’, are in town for the purpose of putting on the iron roof at Parkin’s mill. There are six spans of 47 feet each, six trusses and a fluber on top 11 x 5 feet. on the west side. The bricklayers are hardly far enough ahead yet to permit of the work going on, but an extra staff were put on yesterday and it is probable the 'ob will be finished in about ten days. he mill will then be almost fireproof. Killed a Lynx. I On Thursday morning of last week an extra large lynx was exhibited on Kent-st. by a young farmer and was inspected by hundreds of people. It was first seen by James Greening, of Ops, in a cluster oil trees, in the swamp near McArthur’s school house, about 2% miles from Lind- say, on the leading road to Omemee. Greening, with the assistance of John Sloan, a dog and a club, managed to kill the animal, aftera prolonged fight. The ilynx was an extra large one. in fine con- dition and was left with a lacal taxider- mist to be mounted. Such animals are rare in this vicinity. A Town Clock. Lindsay has a fine post house, on which there is a tower. In the tower are four openings in the brick work, circular in form, and filled with boarding. By many it is supposed that it was the intention once upon a time to place a clock in the! said tower. A striking clock, with illuminated dials would fill the bill and is just what our town wants. Peterboro’ i has one and Mr. James Stevenson, H.P., had no trouble in inducing the govern- ment to place it. Lindsay has Senator Dubsou, Major Hughes and Mr. Chas. Fairbairn, M.P’s at Ottawa. Can they get a clock? Suppose they try! Their united efforts would surely succeed. Personals. _ â€"â€"Mr. J. W. Crosby, of Peterboro, was In town on Tuesday. -â€" Miss May Greer, of Fenelon Falls, is visiting, with Miss A. Parkin. â€"Mr. Thos. Sadler, is going South for a few months, until the wmter is over. â€"‘/Iiss Minnie Fawcett, of Peterborov ‘ is the guest of her sister. Mrs. S. Parkin- Miss Clara Gillies, of Toronto, is visit- :nn friends in Lindsay and vicinity this Miséâ€"Clara Gillies, of Toronto ing friends in Lmdsay and vic week. â€"-Mr. Fred Taylor, of Blackstock, is taking a. course at: the Peterboro Business College. A l‘ n__‘_ â€" J1 UWDI. o. vvvvv Perry Standard, andfi. D. Hand, of the Fenelun Falls Gazette, were among the many visitors in town on Saturday. â€"â€"Mrs. Alex Fisher. of this town, was‘ the happy recipient of a handsome Gerard Heintzman upright piano. a gift. from her father. Mr. John Braden, of Bobcaygeon. â€"-â€"Mr. A. Blanchard of the Peterhoro’ Business College, one of the most flourish- l ing and best institutions of the kind, in Canada. spent Sunday in town, with friends. lay [UL ucuv-“n, .v “H'- I’revinus to his departure he “New W‘N'W- , , Eâ€"I nder lop-7(1) lhat city. . was made the recipient of a beautiful gold BO? 5 QBSTACLE 1314‘ . B Ritchie, scarf pm. (2) W. Riggs. pau- .ucket and chain by some of his friends. We wish him success." 0f skates. . . Om; MILE RACEâ€"(1) Albert Prune Obituary, l (‘2) \Vm. Ritchie. pocket book. We regret to record the death of Mrs.. fig“? M 1L}: EACE'”U) Fritz Barronset Thomas Blackwell. which sad event oc‘ 0 LOC‘ ‘eysufys. . curred, on Sunday last. The deceased Rit§;:E:T};i;:1P ':‘:d: t) ftl‘1:;‘t‘.l‘ " '. L" " _ , v» is L «ugh er 0 1e Ltt 11 lcCarrliy MEN 5 “EST-w”: RA(‘E.-â€"â€" (1) S. Ritchie, of Tyrone. Darlington, and had only been pe knife married about two years. She was a lady v ° , . . ;. . . . beloved by all who knew llt'l‘ and her beâ€" DCHggKfE .RECEF- 71“ ‘ Rgsh‘e’ Clitgcme, reaved husband will have the sympathy ' h m“ “m" r1 Z tron. to ace" of a large circle of friends and acquain- p023 es. ' w R. x 1 “.11 : Lances. The funeral, to Riverside Ceme- (0) CH%::;?:‘08 pip':'E-'( )* 1 3939:9‘3, be m Tuesda was v‘ ' la. e1 at- "‘ ‘ ,. ' . . . . ry, ( y \ a) rg y LEAP FROG.--b. Ritchie, D. Sinclair t. a . ' ¢ nded . and Mills, box of cigars. Oven CHAIRS.â€"-\ 1 ; C. T,“ Messrs. Geo. Ngwtgn, of the Port l' LL- An Iron Roof. JL'UI‘ ' I‘"§'ayvn , thout. the let. of December last, when failing health caused him to return home and shortly afterwards he was forced to bed, from which he did not rise until summoned by the hand of death. He was of a bright, active disposition. beloved by all who had the honor at his acquaintance and bore his suffering in silence. He was unmrrried and his parents and other ”relatives. of whom there are quite a num- ber in town and vicinity. have the heart- felt; svmpathy of the public at large. The *Membm."3 Kidney and Liver (Jute has been dispensed by A prominent chem. ist and druggist for years , and hundreds of his customers have freely testified to the beneficial efl'ects and Wonderful cure of Kidney ano Liver com'phims, For by E. Gneooav. mildew, â€"-'l‘he diphtheria, which has been such a scourge in Bobcaygeun and vicinity is ahating. thanks to the prompt and com. plete sanitary arrangements enforced by fanciful took place on Friday, of last week, the Board of Health. The schools churches ' nd one of the hotels which have been and was one of the lamest seen in Lindsay a . 2-- ..-_- ....... nn'nrds of one hundtbdlclosed’fgr some tame, will soon be no- "I.“ " .â€" V" for En“, tau-u, upwards of ( «halo- ms in m ”“8“ of Ida, was in town on nerly represented thiS d of Agriculture and Ethe best representa- vv- I v- “â€" An adjourned meeting of the Central Charity Committee, was held on Fridiy afternoon last, when the following zflieen were elected for 1893. President, Mr. D. J. McIntyre ; Secretary. Mrs. Sharpe; ‘ “â€"- 1 math. 188 01 um ths u. u..- --_, .. , last. He expressed himself as well satis- hiB tied with the result. â€" The local officers have taken up the matter referred to in THE \VATCHMA.', of civilians and othe clothes. when not on duty, The penalty for so doing is a severe one, V ‘ ' is to bring one or two of ... the transgressors before the P. M. -â€"The Canada Gazette‘of Saturday,conv was tains the complete returns of the compar- ' ‘ ' y of the Ontario Infantry 01:1” corps. In this district the 57th of Peter- ' ' , borough. head the city Corps. with 72 "3m points; 14th of Kingston 66 5,6, and 15th “5!)- of Belleville with 33%, follow. In the l‘ .in rural corps the 46th, Port Hope. leads ““11 with 503 and the 40th. of Cobourg. with 453; came next. One Battallion the 45th, .n on did no drill last year, or the result would - thls l in all probability, have been difiicient. Treasurer for town grant. Mrs. a. w elu- erup ; Treasurer for donations, Mrs. Neo- lands ; Dispensers : North Ward. Mn. Weldon ; South Ward. Mrs. Trew ; Eat Ward, Mrs. Mills. Potato Disease Cured. A specific for this terrible blight is made public from Kew. Eng. as follows;~ Copper sulphate 45 pounds. quicklime 22% pounls, water 200 gallons. to be prepared as followszâ€"The sulphate of copper (common blue vitriol) is to be dissolved by suspending. it in a. 603m cloth in a wooden vessel containing water; - “manna“; nomad A Wonderful Invention. Uur attention has been called to a re- markable instrument for examining and pointing out every de£ect and disease of the eye and sight. It is the only instru- ment of the kind in existence, and being protected by patents can be used only by the inventor. Dr. J ebb, (formerly of New York), the renowned optical specialist. He is enabled with this instrument and his many yearstoj study and piactice to fit spectacles skilfully, when all others fail. Cures pain in and around the eye, headv - ache, neuralgia. inflammation and gran Read his testimonials. Will be at the Benson House till Saturday only, The only Optician in Canada making grinding and fitting of complicated lenses for the 5 eye a specialty. Consultation and exami- nation free. * Mrs- fl ‘5 OC‘ 0 cased . urthy. R1. '1)een ilady pe :r beâ€" D. _,, -Lm-u Col. Straubenzie, Deputyâ€" Aâ€"djutanr General of the third military distnct, inspected the arms and aocoutre- ments of the Lindsay and other compan- ies of the 45th in this county, on Thursday .- .. “all, unfin. â€"â€"Lieut . Central Charity Committee. At the Skating Rink. The grand winter tournament. at :he skating rink, on Friday night was not a pronounced success. The attendance was small, but some of the sports were good. The principal events failed to fill and were declared off. The band discoursed music. The following is the list of the contests, the winners and the mines:â€" ‘1‘ ,A-_LA_ ”1::‘3 __ wmners «nu my ,,....--. Bov's RACEâ€"Under 12, quarter mule.â€" (1) W. Silver, jack knife. (‘2) Samuel Kallen. candies- 1-. ,A T'...:Aâ€" 1"\ "7(13 Briefeleta. . -â€"A public meeting to discuss the mi} way bonus matters Will be held at. the Opera. House, at an early day. â€"It would appear to an.- outsider that ,-1:..:.m hovn onnsiderable W d0 With-.5318 election of a warden, in I Hopkins. the successful mndidace is a sum nch reformer. ”Mr. W. Ford, the electrician. who did such excellent- jobs in Lindsay.. is now in Hamilton putting in some dynamos for the gas company in that city. ’ -A Bowmanville firm has a big thing in the pork line. so they think. They have purchased in this district, some three thuusaud hogs to be fed until and delivered on the list. of April. They weio bought right and if pox-3‘; keeps ur) a ‘ small fortune is in sight" Military Matters. .. J. Wetl- (1)