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New P n ALL f PAPERS I atterns Arriving Daily Lg-‘xinluâ€" .. Canadian and 3.,” ' /‘ .L American Markets. ,» «a 2 Latest Designs in N . .. Dining Room, Drawing- ”Hr“ L... A d M x -' R710“: “'" D i. r. ‘ Bedroom Papers, 17ers. Corners and ..~ to Suit Customers. . ‘Fâ€"AJM « 5,1, “ Per Roll Paper “ vv- 6c “ " 7c ” “ 8r: “ ” 9C " “ 10c “ " ‘ :fig way to 50C per R0”. an-i cl .-\ e _ jg.- Lrirgest Stock of “fall 1,}. t" Um;- brought into Lindsay. L1; ‘ we wanibel‘ the place, just op- .\‘.-w l’ost Otfice, which is now .. and I‘d nning in full blast. 3:00. A. METHERELL, MASE CALL AND SEE MY 58. PAPER. Agent for the celebrated Ux- ridge 0 $3,110. rgan and Mendelsohn fl mung; -:il LL‘ the lilatcbman. DAY. APRIL 17, 1890. W Doings About Town. St Paul’s Vestry. N. m Hm . .. D . " .. _... .. . 3 in m. , .i g :zjt'.‘ ‘.\"..i De “Silt“.l meeting of St. Paul’s held Monday next. 2lst sell i 1. room at eight O’clock Dutch Setts ‘2; s Drug store. 13-4. Wanted. LIA -‘.‘. EA‘V'V‘DV , :4» IV'LIlCctl suitable for family tl' l preferred. Apply at E Mice. o {Eclfng Operations. - ' 1 ' 1» Neill: made in severai ll.‘ - l v.\:-. for quite a number _\ :1.is season. a :' ,.__;c2i will be given later ‘ .3" ‘. Reform Convention. ennui authority. that ‘l for “’est Victoria I ~. L“LV on Szi'urdziy 26th «we of nominating a - ili’ill'l‘) itsselzllle. 3 13.7.1: Event. l'v'ilw‘xllcll :ieto‘i‘. ; 3.}‘if‘uiwls Com- i‘lit â€"â€"â€"Tiie . silt-.xal scenery ’s. til the opera. house '5 xiii next week. Elections. ‘1 .1 . (I) k) A pa .. .: ii. ("'1‘ w; 35. Ituiglimn, 96:13 Hannah, ‘ .“i ll. l’i'att, 88; R- “’11- ;.. .\;'.'.-~:-.«+4: ll. Jackson. 84; Mrs. that the pre-I V NUVIL .. L Cl.c‘ l’llil'lll- .2'.iLlC day, and that , lutli. if that be SO, 2Lll<l LIV 13,-; xzeception. “ >2 21s: inst.. rt book C. -\. tin; Y. M. I :he entertainment of books suitable The 1 tiie visitors it is to l ‘ -z---.l. as the Object is ' ‘ “:ze- institution. ,\ good programme , will be given. Us Church Choir. " v. r’z‘d’s church will give ~iron of the church i-‘riv‘ugxl. the proceeds ' The programme ml the entertainment ' “."hV of patronage, as ."tziziliiellts given by St. ’toiiieiiiber‘ to~ : ';.‘. \Zc. Paul‘s choir . Souool Examinations. '1 ini'l'LTH CLASS. Full N0. of ‘ ‘. Kinetic. "13: M. Storer, 79; W. item-Hey. 76;.1. Williams, . ,u: L. 'l‘ouchhurn, 75; J- . 74; S. Mallett, . ,\. .l: v» ’ T::: A. Brooks, 69; E. Ban- li'a:«:=.,-imii. (37; M. NIOfi'att, 67; '. if: ‘ Mills, 63; l“. Bullick, 3;",1.‘ j“: l‘ Himlml‘l. 58; M. Brown, shorter hours and higher wages. \Inâ€" ' ‘L‘;_-"::\ll- 33: .\I. “alters, 53; N. . . a. ; .‘xl. Len iv, 50; E. \Viddiss, 49; House of Commons forthe reJection of the ii ” i" *z 1' ‘1 W. (ii'eer. 422: F. Marks, 39; Irish Land Purchase bill. 2’71 -\. Stow-r, 3:"); C. Miller, L'H‘itl- 31'. L. Flood, 0; J, Bullick, i “‘3 {’1 Ed. Weddup. 0; Eve . l,.. Elullett, O; F.\Vi150ni O Dr "‘ a ' 4., Drowns Magnetic Oil. P‘CSlIiv Cold in lame back 1' . dheunm-lsm, and aches and “frlption. “the Oil. =1 bottle. cly cures worst cases of catarrh, the head or system, sore throat, , kidney troubles, neuralgia, pains of every Ask for Dr. Brown’s Mag- Sold by all dealers, at25 cents THE WATCHi‘i/IAN. LINDSAY, THURSDAY, APRIL 17. 1890. 5 Plant Shade Trees, rove- ment. Also attend to the bouleiiards. The council ought t , g 0 see the boule- Vards from Kent street on Cambridge-st house completed l as on other leading thoroughfares. Church Notes. The Rev. William Johnston, chairman ,of Lindsay district, and secretary of the l Bay of Quints Conference, will preach in ,Cambridge street Methodist Church on i Sunday next- at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Rev. Dr. Williams, left on Tuesday for jCampbellford, to attend the annual con- , ference examinations. Rev. Dr. Williams preaches the annual sermon to the St. Georoe’s Societ in Guelph, on Sunday next a y, Personal. Mr. Joseph Hetherman, express mess- enger .between Toronto and Montreal, par;- Lindsay and his many friends a visit on eaturday last. We are pleased to learn that Mr. John Dobson is rapidly recovering from his late attack of illness. Messrs. D. McMillan, of Lorneville, William Cameron, Hector McNeil and Dr. McKay, of Woodville, were in town during the assizes last week. Mr. Adam Hudspeth is expected home from Ottawa this week, after his long absence. Wellington Street Wharf. The sum of $5000 has been included in the estimates of the year by the Ontario Government for the urpose of deepening and Widenin the cugog River in the neighborhoo of the Wellington St. bridge. to enable vessels to land and turn at that pomt. This will prove an immbnse con- venience to the people of the town. The work it is‘ understood will be begun shortly. C. P. R. Exhibition Car. On Saturday week last exhibition car No. 303 of the C. P. R, containing samples : of grain, roots, fruits, minerals, etc., from lManitoba, Northwest territories and lBritish Columbia, arrived at. the Lindsay station, and was visited by a very large number of farmers and others interested. , The exhibition was pronounced very fine. iespeciallv the samples of grain. The dis- l play of fruit in the British Columbia. l section was an attractive feature to many, lthe peaches and pears being particularly fiteinpting. Some fine specimens of stove , coal from the mines in the neighborhood § of Lcthbridge. Alberta, were also among l the samples. The car remained at the as well Ladies’ evening, the Presidential chair was Literary Society. - The Literary Society in connection with the Collegiate Institute held a. most suc- cessful meeting on Friday last. That it was enjoyable none will dream of ques- tioning, when they learn that the control of affairs for this evening was in the hands of the ladies of the society. As it was a gracefully occupied by Miss M. Lumsden. After the meeting had been called to order and the business preliminaries disposed of, the Society proceeded to enjoy a really excellent program. consisting of choruses by the Young Ladies’ Glee Club, an in- strumental duet by the Misses Whiteside, . and a vocal duet by Misses Cliff and Mc- Carty; recitations by Miss Marty, Miss M. VVhiteside and Miss E. Flavelle, and an essay on the Age” of Pericles by Miss M. Mills. Miss I. Norris as critic by her terse criticisms added much to the enjoy- ment of the evening, neither “ Fear nor Love ” preventing her from expressing her opinion that this evening was “ simply another proof of what woman can do,” and that in future opposition from the other side of the house need not be feared. The program ended and the meeting closed by the hearty singing in true. loyal fashion of God Save the Queen. Quite a. number of ladies from the town came up to enjoy the evening and expressed themselves well pleased with the manner and matter of the meeting. WORTH OF GOODS " SLAUEHT' RED. Grand Amalgamation Sale. We have fourstores full of goods which have to be Victoria Spring Assizes. The "following is a full list of the cases which came up for trial at the late assizes. Mr. Justice Rose presided during Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, being compelled to leave for Toronto to resume the trial of the St. George’s disaster case, which has occupied the Court in Toronto for the past seven or eight weeks. His Honor Judge Dean occupied the bench for the remainder Of the assizes. SCHELL vs GRANSDEN.-â€"Ejectment, Verdict for plaintiffâ€"Messrs. Hudspeth Jackson for plaintiff, H. O’Leary for defendant. DONNELLY vs PARKIN.â€"Action on con- tract for the sale of cordwood. Referred to Judge Dean.â€"Hudspeth Jackson, and G. H. Watson for plaintiff, G. H. Hopkins for defendant. FINLAY vs MISCAMPBELL.â€"Action for damages for injuries received in defen- dant’s saw mill at Midland. Verdict en- tered for the defendant without costs.â€" Wm. Laidlaw Q. C. for plainttfi', B. B. Osler Q. C. for defendant. COOPER vs HUGHEs.â€"-Libel.â€"Verdict for plaintiff, damages $1.00., question of costs reservedâ€"B. B. Osler Q. C. and T. Stewart for plaintiff, defendant in per- amalgamated . into One at an early date, and in order to accomplish this we are going to sell at prices which will enable us to reduce this amount to half its present size. On the first of April we commence in Bradburn Co’s old stand, opposite Per- Fifty Thousand Dollars detail- Q son for defendant. MACMURCHY vs CLARKE.-â€"Libel.â€"--On ““ , motion of defendant postponed to next Millinery Opem 18' assizes, costs of the flay to be paid by de- The season’s opening of Messrs. Dundas l fendant.â€"-B. B. Osler Q. C. and John 8; Flavelle Bros. millinery rooms was one L McSWeyn for plaintiff, W- Laidlaw Q- 0- Of the events of the past week. During for defendant. - - . . MCKENZIE vs CLARKE.â€"Libel.â€"On ltheir display days, a constant stream of motion Of defendant, postponed to next . ,w assiZes, costs of the Uan ‘50 be home if); the defendantâ€"B. B. Osler Q. C. and 1’. Stewart fi r plaintiff, W. Laidlaw Q. C. for lstation until the following Monday even- ing. 7 ladies might have been seen moving to ‘ their store. But to get a proper idea of 'the great interest taken in these exhib- , itions a visit to theii jammed rooms would defendant. ghave been necessary. During openingi HUGHES vs COOPER, â€"â€"Libel. -â€"With- time the whole Of their large second fiat ' drawn by consent, each party to pay his is thrown into a display room, and from . own costs. rin’s drug store, to sacrifice these goods. E. E. W. MGGAFFEY. floor to ceiling and from end to end of p, .., q _‘ .. .. .. ' , .' ' g . . . . U1“ NMCWU” “M“ “(l3 lllltd “1th 1”leJudgment for plaintiti subject to compen: and S’e‘iLSHilillJLC goods. The crush around the i'nillincry tables showed where the BUTLER vs MCLEAN.â€"Ejectment.â€"â€" sation to defendant for iinpri‘wenients.â€"â€"â€" McSweyn Anderson for plaintiff, Mc- "Io put a hustle ‘ - l MISS LEARY and MR. MACGACHEN. chief interest centred; and the frequent ‘ .. .. ' ' . i' : m'ration and mwhmrd 8X1W98510n )f id 1 DOM. BANK vs MCDONELL et al.â€"â€"Pro- approval of price on every hand must. - - - lmissory note. Postponed by consent to 2 -' r. ' . 'i *inrto tie lad'mi . .. E hire blen§ elf) gritlgti 7: of this figmis I next tissuesâ€"Barron . McLaughlin for . n ; (r x 1 ( _ . . c "138' “ O ”*2“ 1p , . . plalllillfl, H. O’Leary Q. C. for defendant. goodsare now importe. direct from the *VI . J 1 b “rent Ct‘lltl‘CS ()f (ii‘clilf :Bl‘li‘xllll. that there . SALEDERB ‘bf (":XLPIRL'T' U( gmeut y ” consent, case dismissed Without costs.â€" is a great feeling of safety felt in the ‘ . . : quality of these goods, which must greatly McIntyre Stewart flmf Plilmtlff, MC‘ add to the interest when inspecting their Sweyn 85 Audeison for C e endant. NOBLE vs NOBLE et al.â€"â€"Action to re- . til. . IS} 03 cover a legacy. Plaintiff non-suited..â€" a , .- of Concert W. , Bennett Of Midland for plaintiff, ‘ Progr mm” H. O’Leary Q. C. and G. H. Hopkins for I l I defendant. L To be held in St. Paul’s Church school house on Friday eVening, 18th inst. i , ‘ 1 Glee . . . . TAYLOR‘NS TAYLOR.“Alimony.-bettled L . , out Of court. F. D. Moore for plaintiff, 2. Flute solo, 1a Favorite ...... Donnizetta. J. F. Grierson for defendant. MR. DINGLE- GARDINER vs Scornâ€"Action for main- Song - . - .The Return Of Spring. -T07'7‘y- l tenance Of child. Verdict for plaintiff Intyre 8: Stewart for defendant. Carmovale .......... Rossini. I THE CHOIR. l l MRS- 0- 11- HOPKINS- $300 with costs.â€"-McSweyn Anderson Duett ..... The Sailor Slglls ..... Balfe. for Plaintiff, H B, Dean for defendant, GARDINER Vs Scornâ€"Breach of promise of marriage. Verdict for plaintifl‘ $300 with coscs.â€"â€"D. R. Anderson for plaintiff, H. B. Dean for defendant. CRIMINAL CASES. The followmg true bills were found by the grand jury :â€" QUEEN vs SAM HUGHEs.â€"Ciimina.l libel. QUEEN vs C. D. BARE.â€"-Criniinal libel. erizizx vs HELEN STOCKDALE.â€"Bigamy. QUEEN vs JOHN DOVELL AND ALEXANDER RILEY. â€"Arson. QUEEN vs F. MOONEY. â€"â€"-Criminal libel. QUEEN vs JOHN KENT.â€"Uulawfully ap- propriating goods under chattel mortgage, and fraudulent removal. The criminal libel cases of S. Hughes, C. D. Barr, and F. Mooney were traversed to the next assizes, the parties being bound cver in $500 each to appear thereat. Helen Stockdale pleaded guilty to the charge against her. but was allowed to go on her own recognizance to appear for sentence when called upon. QUEEN vs DOVELL AND RILEY.-â€"-Arson. The prisoners were charged with the burn- ing of the barn Of Arch. McColl in Glam- organ Township on 10th Oct. 1889. The evidence was purely circumstantial. A long and bitter feud has existed between the prisoners and McColl. His Lordship Judge Dean did not consider the evidence suflicient to allow the case to go to the 5‘.” Song. . .VVhose that Calling. . . . U’heeler. l MR. J. L. DI'NSFOED. Sonar ....... Comic. . . ..MR. JNO. rE'r'r‘r. D .0 6. ‘ 1. Glee ....... Belfry Tower ...... Hutton. 3 2. Reading ..... Father Roach ..... Lorer. l MR. 0.. MILNE. . l 3. Song ......... L’Estax ......... Ardzte. : Miss LEARY. Song. . . The Brave Sentinel. . .Rodney. MR. MACGACHEN. 5. Song. When the tide comes in.Millard. MES. G. H. HOPKINS. ' 6. Glee. . .The Empire Flag. . ..McKenzze. THE CHOIR. God Save the Queen. ,4. 2 The Socialist leaders in Madrid are i urging upon the workmen a Mayday de- monstration and a general strike. The Allans are having three new steam- ' ers built on the Clyde for the St. Lawrence cattle and grain trade. The Jewish tailors and piessers and machinists at Manchester have struck for Mr. Parnell will make a motion in the The Roman Catholic bishops met in Kingston on Tuesday to name three men suitable for the bishopric of Glengarry. Emperor William has given express or- m In illTY tron. SOOTHERAN CO’S OLD STAND, we will hold a big Clearing Sale under the management of LEE McCRIMMON. ~ AT 0 AKWOOD, Perkins . Co. will clear their Stock out at cost for thirty days. This is the largest sale of goods ever offered to the Lindsay public. Come early and secure bargains. ders not to interfere with the .May day labour demonstrations except in case of absolute necessity. The Montreal Protestant Ministerial Association is taking into its earnest con- sideration some plan to mimimize the delivery of milk on the Lord 3 day. , Dutch Set Onions. At Higinbothams Drug Store. Jury, and acquitted the prisonersâ€"C. W. Colter for the crown, John McSweyn for Riley and D. R. Anderson for Dovell. QUEEN vs KENT. â€"Verdict, not guilty-â€" C. W. Colter for the crown, D. J. McIntyre for the prisoner. ' Mr. C. W. Colter of Cayuga, the well- known opponent of Dr. Montague, acted ' ’E. E. w. McGafi‘ey. 13-4. as counsel for the crown. -.‘s. ,e x "Han... « WWWifii";l-9£$\"iof$¢néhvl¢€} ‘ A 1 , . : . , .‘ . , , 1 A ‘ 11) 7' " “i : ‘3‘ c . 4‘», 1,3,”; ‘g‘..p.,~. v. .. I, _ «,5; .1, 3.: . _ . a. vwan new {3' .t 75‘ :3 n 'L i' .,...-..._.._.._.a..