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Watchman (1888), 26 Apr 1894, p. 4

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THE MAN] Who wants a stylish paper for his Drawing Room, at a reasonabl .- price, comes to PORTER’S THE WOMAN Who wants a paper to make the walls of her Kitchen or Dining Room look bright and cheerful comes to PORTER’S THE VISITOR From out of town who has little time and wants to be suited in as short a time as possible, comes to where the largest stock is kept and .that is. at PORTER’S BOOKSTORE. Elie Watchman. to Montreal, . . . ‘ . benelon Falls, in the vicmtty of wmch place they were purchased. summer season. Co.â€"â€"16-4. ment Blouses in Town. Fashionable Spring Dress Goods and handsome Trimmingsâ€"the latest. Mrs. H. SILVER’S, 27 William-St. M ‘ Marriage License At Barr-r02: Bnormurs for $2.00.â€"3-t.f. And if Aunansox’s lunch rooms.â€"â€"r4-r. ___...â€"â€"â€" Shipment of Beef. Mr. W. H. Hancock, on Tuesday shipped a carload of fine beef cattle from _â€"..__â€"-â€" Maple Sugar. For fresh maple sugar and maple syrup call at ANDERSON’S confectionery storeâ€"14. ____._â€"â€"â€" To Rent. A cottage, at Sturgeon Point, for the Apply to the Parkin Lumber ____..._â€"â€"â€"- ASHIONABE GOODS. Opened out this week. a select assort- of Ladies’ arasols. Call and ns:.ect them. The nicestlme otLadIes Ladies’ Wraps and At ______.+_._.â€"â€"â€" In Chancery. At the Chancery sittings held at l’eterboro, on Thursday of last week, a case of local in- terest came up for hearing was Mr. Geo. Mcllugh. The case is thus re- gorted :â€" The defendant \VALKER vs. McHuorr-~An action by the widow of the late Mr. Walker, who was cutter for Hall, Innes Co., Peterboro, on behalf of herself and infant child to hold re- 'TH ”RS?! .\Y A PRIL 26th 1394_ sponsible the executors of her husband’s will i i ‘ i for a sum of money, which one of the execu- _.._ TW‘“ ”WWW-4" ' tors, Arthur O’Leary, appropriated to his own Editorial Notes. THE commissioners of the district of Columbia have issued a prt-clamatien requesting unemployed men not to come to the capif o1 and declaring that the laws ‘for the pr~-sorvation of order will be 'rigi'lly emf. -: eed. IN the Bluefields region of West Vi- ginia a labor agitator has been killed by .a mob of miners whom he was inciting to strike. The tyrant of the 19th century, like his predecessors of other centuries, can oppress his victims too far for THE own good. # THE revolutionary rulers of Hawaii are are to hold a convention to settle the constitution and government of the island. The delegates to the convention are t.) be chosen by a popular vote, but as it is provided that only those may vote who take oath to support the revolutionary rulers. it is confidently expected that there will be no great difl'erence between the provisional government and its con- stitutional successor. # THE English colony in Paris is incensed over the action of the government in forcing Sir Edward Blount, who for thirty years has been chairman of Quest railway, to restgn. The ground taken by the government was that Sir Edward Blount, by virtue of his position at the head of a great railway, had access to the the plans of the government in tl e matter of mobilizing troops. The government did not believe a foreigner holding a position in France enabling him to bec3me possessed of such infor- mation, and took steps to compel his removal. # ‘t he Trent Valley Canal. The following is The Mail’s report of the proceedings in the House of Commons, on Monday, regarding the Trent Valley canal:â€" Mr. Hughes, in moving for the report of the commission appointed to enquire into all matâ€" ter. conCerning the Trent Valley canal, said that after a careful enquiry he had discovered that the report had been completed. and had never been presented to the lie wished to impress on the Government the ncCessIty of taking over all the waters tribu- tary to the canal. At present the Ontario (_,}<)vc;‘z.inent controlled the watt-rs nbovc Bil- salm lake, and by their action the lakes below were lln'nlul or emptied at the llfqnsurc of the House. I I l O;.tnr3o Government. IC‘or lill> rtnmn mill owners will manufacturers wait: son’nstnnes un able to 'rlt'Tulz' when tho ‘.\;'.I"I.\ \ttrf: sf.;'.llov.. lie Iérvngt tin: (luxt'rnnwrzt dun“... ::~s‘,‘::;<' the waters controllc l by le' .‘xnlx- (2oz. :n men'. :‘-.:.d by Luc L'l't,‘ ': »; .w, .2 ..;~ v:.;L1L\ l..t' wizic. , ' Dc \iUfl, i mu; _, lb; :.r:pl;:l tip; :‘.’f.;2.Ct: Ltkcu by tli; COIllHl: {ouch would bear o'.:' flu: nee 'ssity o! consfr'rt‘ingr the ca: 3'. Mr ll tgggnrt \tl'l 13v ~ fla'pili‘llll'JIIl i". lf‘. tunic! I‘r).f.sitlt'1‘.‘.tln:l lb: :I ”(iatllellv Hf RC- irin'r an- “not. (tonirollwl I ‘ (111 3‘ (lovernmcnt. order to nmke the Trent In use. the remaining executor admitted liability, but the case was referred to Toronto for the set- ling of the terms of the judgment against the executor. Dumble S: johnston, for plaintiff; and McIntyre Stewart for defendant. absence of eight years, came to Lindsay, on a v her three children, aged respectively to, 8 and 5 years. happy :1 party as ever came here. lowingmorning, the eldest child, a boy, was taken down with diphtheria and died on Fri- day evening. est girl died, and on the following day the other girl passed away, the three thus dying within five days. for and arrived just before breathed stricken down with the dread disease, but hap- pily she was pulled through by careful nursing and efficient medical attendance. case it rarely falls to our lot to chronicle, and we eel confident that the bereaved parents will have the sympathy of the entire commu- nity. Mr. Donald Mcllillvray, formerly of Mariposn. report for the half year ended Dec. 3Ist 1893, shows the gross receipts for that period to be N" 55’ 863. and g Detroit and Milwuukce dcficiences reduce the net revenue ence charges deducted the net revenue further shrinks to £254,902, and the outlay for the Two of the executors fled the country, ._.â€"_..â€"â€"--. A Sad Visit Mrs Stephen Yates, of Chelmsford, after an isit, about two weeks ago, accompanied by They reached town on Saturday, as On the fol- On the Monday after the old- The father was telegraphed the last child her last. The mother was also Such :1 st‘ Mrs. \‘zites is the second daughter of â€"44 _§ Grand T runk Report. llrnnd Trunk Railway Company's The . 183.:tnd thc‘working expenses (£1,571, The net traffic recmpts are £000,237, the Llncnffo and (fraud 'Irunk and ~5 â€" a. nu - ,{J/,,Do5. \Vith the prefer- [If new station at Toronto will leave the surplus to barely exceed £5650. It is more than probable that the shareholders will be asked to sanction a fresh borrowing by the directors. It attributes the disappointing results of the past half-year‘s traffic to the severe business depression in the United States, the low price of wheat throughout America and the uncertainity felt bcc'tnsc of the proposed tariff changes. These and other causes s'o interfered with their traffic that the loss amounted to no less than £130,000 in freight receipts alone during the past half year. The directors have instructed the (leneral Manager to spend only the money absolutely necessary to secure safety and to enforce the strictest and even exCeptional economy in every department. This policy is to be extended to the utmost possible limit. â€"â€"~-â€"â€"~~o--â€" Y. M. C. A. Notes. â€"Junior boys Bible class at 10 :1. m. Sun 3 ' ‘ - day ...... Men .\ meeting Sunday 3.14.10. All are welcome ...... Bible training class at 8.45. Rev. T. M. Campbell‘s lecture was mu ch enjoyed by all who attended our rooms on Tuesdaymgvu. Mr. \\'. ll. (iross acted as chairman. .\ hearty vote of [hunks was given to the lecturf r Ill the (Zl'hc. “iiihlitl ball and cross-Country runs are getting quite popular with the boys. - ~lhc Inst conceit of the Series is to be given in the Academy of Music on Friday night, May 411:. The programme is extra good and wit upptor in next week‘s \VA'! I ' I I .21 A .\‘. ”Xi‘u- llnli‘un‘hnn .xcursiOi will run from l’ort llopc, l’cicrforo and intermediate sta- tions, those having friends at any of those gluces should get thrm to come with us. The first War" in lune will be a. notable ‘-.\'t't:R in I.)il‘ll)ll. The thirteenth national |\ . l . , ' - - . a . . . ‘5 “L- ‘mblrw conferenCc of \otrng Mens Christian AssoCltt. tions will meet there at that time. There '1' .v' rim? ‘1 'l-tf- " ,_ ' ’.. .v.- . . TlVLT i.tl.\l5l..l .l cunplc... lL \\|).llll I).. llkLLsr are :0 hc SPCJkCTS {HM} till: Pl'lllCIIXIl C()un_ Silver.-â€"I6. \Anhu hymn was sung and then, in the Spring is Here. you want a nice cup of tea call at ----:‘hâ€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"- For Sale. A first class sailing canoe. â€"“ Apply to G. L I-----â€"--‘.j------- Change of L izht. Six incandescent lamps now shed their rays over the members of the town council. They were put in by the Reesor Company and re- place half a dozen gas jets. Telephone Extension. The wire, etc., for the construction of a tele- phone line from Lindsay to Downcyville has arrived, and work will be commenced as soon as possible. .____._.â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€" Collegiate Notes. â€"-Owing to the spring games coming on, the last regular meeting of the literary society was not well attended. A small programme was dispensed with, including a debate. It is not likely that there will be many more meet- ings of the society this term. â€"â€"The general elections of the atheletic association are over and the officers elected. This term promises to be one of the best in the history ofthe association. It is the intention to organize a cricket club and a base ball team, besides the football and lawn tennis clul fs. â€"â€"â€"“Six goals to nothing” was what the referee said at the close of the last match between the collegiate team and the business college boys. It is said the B. C. men came up with great expectations, but failed to realize them. Our combinations were too many for them. uâ€".Iâ€"â€" C. E. Notes. â€"-Owing to repairs being made ir. the lecture room of the C-unbridge-st. Methodist church the meeting of the Lindsay Coca] Union of ln'istian Endeavor, which was to have been held in that place, was held in the Queen-st. Methodist church, on Monday evening, April 23rd. Between tne hours of 7. to and 8 o’clock the lecture room was filled with an ever moving throng of happy faced young people, who were making the moments fly with bright snatches ofconversation and warm hand grasps. Rev. Newton llill, pastor of the church, welcomed the young peeple at the door, while the social committees ofall the societies per- formed their duties inside. At 8 o’clock all went up stairs to the church, where, for the next half hour, they were entertained in listening to a programme of a musical and literary character. The meeting was presided over by Rev. N. Hill, who announced the opening hymn, "Bringing in the Sheaves," after which Mr. I. L, Allin and Rev. R. johnston, B.l)., led in prayer. Bowen, of the Queen-st. society, entitled “The thrCC warnings.” A quartette was sung by four young ladies of the Cambridge-st. society, the MiSSes Winters, Rose, l’attyson and \Vrtltcrs The last number on the progrnnnnc was .t recitation by Miss King, of the Presby- terian society. the title of which was “Curly head." The topic for the evening was then taken up, the passage of scripture from which the subject was taken being read alternately by Mr. Hill and the society. The topic “\Vlmt, how and when to provide for the future“ was divided into three putts, Mr. lf'olliett, of the Queen-st. society, taking the first division, “\V'ha'. to provide for the future.” Mr. Alex llome, of the Presbyterian society, dealt with the second division and Mr. If. A. llurdy, li.A., ofthc Baptist SUClL‘ly, with the third. “\Vhen to provide for the future.” absence of the secretary, Rev. Mr. Hill read the report as submitted by the nominating Committee. The report which was as follows was adoptedzâ€"President, Mr. 1.. Allin; vice-presidents, Messrs. ll. l‘orter, J. Low; R. Morgan, l‘blliett; secretary, Miss ll. Mimms: treasurer, Miss (i. Trotter; corr.-sec., Miss l. Cilpin. The first number on the prognunme was a re:itation by Miss Muinprize, of the Baptist society. Following this was :t vocal duett by the Misses (iross and Seaton, ofthe l’resbytcri~ an society. The next was a recitation by Miss View of the fact that character is :hc only thing which will last through time and eternity as Well, It W.l\ strongly impressed upon all the l necessity of building up a character which will stand the test wilt-n time ' no more. The time to provide for the future is now. The p tst is gone, the future is not ours to count upbn, the Pl‘tfisr n. only is ours. but us provide for the future by doing our best in present. This most inte:esting 11nd ln‘gely meeting, fortht- church wus fub, wit. clmed by singing “(lod be with you till we meet again," an l the benediction. IS ~~The regular quarterly meeting of the I<‘f.:r:elon township lfn'on of C. E. was held at Linden \EtlIv-y, on Tuesday evening, April l7th. The meeting wus a decided success in every respect. Notwithstanding the fact that evangelistic meetings Were held only :1 few miles :lW'ly the church was filled. A paper on Case of 'high quality hat. The future, as re-..1'.ing to this life and to largCSt that which is to come wus dWcll upon and in LilldSLtY. joé. value That Fairweather Co’s. Prices are high. Better Hats for Moderate Prices Some people seem to think that because the firm of Fair- weather Co., have a great reputation for good Hats, their prices must be high, IT’S NOT SO At Fairwcathcr Co’s. you may buy good hats for very moderate prices, from $1 up, but it's better policy to get a Fairweather Stock is perfection Co's. itself, every shape worn with propriety is there in every fashionable shade. Only Hats of the best Manufactures are sold by Fair- weathcr Co., whose name on a hat is everywhere regarded as a guarantee of style and quality. The firm of Fair- weather Co. have always the and best stock Ill THE NEW HATS have a heavy brim with the 1h" graceful D'Orsay curl and a rim-H1 "I modestly high tapering crown. Five cases of Straw Goods received thls week. Childrens Hats in all the prevailing styles, z‘kefiuesl qualify 0f Puz'uls, dough T 0 66 sold 622‘ 8216. fer yd. goods are sold everywkei/e regu- lurly at 1221 2‘0 155. per/yd. ' 5O CTS. PER YD. A case of leuuz‘z’ful que Tweedy, slzg/ztly imperfect, lougk lfrom hard. up manufacturer. IIIIN AS "8: FIAVEILE ._._â€"______....___»_â€"_____.___.__.â€".~__â€" IT’S N01 mum FEW GUTTINGREMARId.’ that can be cannot ‘, . h .. .g , , r'; .. ~. . . ‘ - ' .. . ' ' .atfl.;i:l;‘,1.:f;'. 33“,?:1:p~g;rff n! ,f w... n... “fore-fin , rm ., M. _,, f: - properties. ur. Mulock wu; .tmisrlt-tliuuu 1mm . ”g. g ) f], f“f“‘1‘.n‘l‘f;‘l“‘ “mgmsm Cq‘rfmchacl. Cumhmy- Thc need (if the ALL THE NEW SYLEb theArt"‘:re>el‘.trtl:v~- of Nor‘h Victoria ‘ . . .. e» . ‘ . . is. (4 TI Lil“ r‘h “.1 k in: founder 0f the mldions ya “vlthlml the gospel was Show“. “lid ‘ l T t L A” In" M" ‘L moxcmcnt, M" ‘fcmgc 'Vllllilmfi, together the great necessity of all lundcavor socnetics -. - n v r‘. .l.‘ ‘ l . (lo..b. upon 2e scheme “ldCll was b; fore tne Wllil many other eminent men. Among those elections hf le2 prtmlltx‘cil lH tin-constituencies from Amcricgi :ll‘t' Dr, CuylL-r and \Ir 1) I through which the canal was to pass. lie \Vl5ll'll’tl illtcrnguirin'tls‘ccrct'lr ‘ i i i .- would likc toknow why the report had not ’ _‘-; i y. been brouglzt down sooner. Mr. Ihvir de- D ' ' ‘ ' _ . . . . omlmon Lite »A HI med lnat Mr. llughes had cast any doubt upon . . ghly bathaCtory Showmg. the praticability of the scheme. The motion wag- cztrried. Ladies or gentlemen, desirous of investing in The Mayor of Pcterbor-i has written the life insuranCe, cannot do better than place various municipalities along the lim- 0f the their insurance in this popular companv. From Trent Valley Cant.) callingr a meeting to be 1h“ policy holder’s standpoint, during 'the {WC held in that town ,n the 20th of May for the Years Of ‘ts e‘fistence, the expense "l carrying purpose of (my ”mg the chances of securirw insurance in this company has been less thah Government 3,10,]. It is fairly certain the ,5: any other Canadian company. well managed as sult of the meeting here will be that a strong they un oubtedly “0- This “"15 shown by 1h“ deputation will be sent to Ottawa ,0 interview following table, which exhibits the average the Government. Mayor Kentlry has started CO“ ”f carrying $1000 insurance in each regular the ball rolling, and it now remains for others Canadian companv, including claims and to.k'eep u going. We are strongly of the expenses only, and crediting actual earnings of opinion that if we go the] right way about it capital stock paid up of 5 years experimena SFCCESS W1“ l’QthiCYSd. In view of all the Dominion Life ................ $12 0 - . - - Circumstances it is different to see how further Ontario Mutual ................... I 2 g 'm supporting his cause .at home and. abroad. PYOCYaSImflUOD can be muulged in. Elsewhere Temperance d; tleneral ............ I 78 The report of the nominating committee was :2“ storm?“ “of“ .. W. Cornfefeafon .................. .13. recent? atheists.getter“? .ay e ' yo *rusa ...... e 5 . , ............. ‘ CS ‘5 " :‘ ‘(en, that it will now be iiicorder for our cithithiii: T232323. . . . . . . “1:: “.11: """"""" 15 02 Mr. J- F- Carmichael, Cambray; _Vice.-nresi- to appoint alarge deputation to go to Peter- North American ..................... is I dents, the presulents of the soctcties m the boro, followedby-a second “deputation to visit Manufacturers ........... ...... {(5, (5;? union; sec., Mlss Mine Gilchrist, Islay; Ottawaf ‘0 35"“ m “Plammg “‘6 ‘mportance Sun Life. - - - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..'.'.20 78 hrfhtisIii/iilPihEchciiiéspcihiliiievgycerietarile:chef of this great waterway, which, of course, is not at all understood by the Government. Would it not be better to invest their ready deputations. Kent-st.â€"l4. This shows thatthe patrons of the Dominion h . Life haVfi obtimed their insurance for less . _ cas m money t an t ey could of got it elsewhe local improvements and dispense With the J. C. ARMSTRONG agent, Lindsay. Ofiice‘rzeil engaging in this noble work. Missionary meetings should be held often and at these meetings the work of the missionaries should be discussed. Mr. Gilchrist, of (lien-arm, spoke on “Home Missions.” A carefully prepared paper on “\Nhnt Christianity has done for our country” was read by a representative from Linden Valley. This paper showed the benefits derived from Christianity and compar- ed our Christian countries with those who Ivnow not the gospel. Owing to a delay in unable to take up the subject assigned to them. The consecration service was conducted by Mr. Gilchrist and a large number took part in it. Kev. Mr. \Vilkinson, VVoodvi‘lc, spoke on “llow we may preach Christ.” He said in order to preach Christ we must know him our- selves, must be filled with his love, must be prayerful. We preach Christ by being liberal the societies for the executive committee for the township union. receiving word the Cameron society were‘ We trust the coming year may be a successful one in furthering the I cartse of Christ and in promoting a missronary spirit among all our members. of Hats are at FAIRWEATHER (it 00’s.,- NO. 96 KENT-ST. MORTGAGE SALE Of valuable farm property in the Township of Eldon, in the County of Victoria, under mortgage which will be produced at sale, there will be offered for sale by public auction at the lenson house in the Town of Lindsay, on SATURDAY. I2TH DAY OF MAY, |894, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, the following freehold property viz:â€"’l‘he north west quarter of Lot No. 3 in the 10th concession of said Township of Eldon. This .‘5 a good farm, all cleared and is Situated about one mile from Hartley Village and about 1:: miles from the Town of Lindsay, on good roads. The soil is clay and clay loam and is watered by Well_ The buildings consist of a frame house and frame barn. TERMS AND CONDITIONS;â€"â€"One-tenth of the purchase money to be paid down. Further particulars and conditions will be made known at time of sale or may be ascertained on application to D. CHISHOLM, Vendor’s Solicitor, Port Hope or HEN RY MULLIGAN, Millbrook. Port Hope, 13th April, 1894.â€"16-4. ‘t everyone. You are hous can have it done Same l A? rm. Port Hope 9.45 Charlotte (Port of RI Monday, when Steamer Port Hope 2.30 p. 22., ”.30 p. m. To 56 sold at 506. per yard, regular 0] Mere goods, 906. to $1.00, N. Y., (Port of Roche-etc ”gives Port Hope 6.30 it. except Saturday. when L25 D. m., arrivi is made . _ . trip‘ 8.30 a. m., amnng Cobourg ’. ao .rn. . 3:01.115 Every Wednesday at anhto Colborne Wednesday and Friday 4.50 EEKLY BAY OF QUINTE BC-tTT}; «fort Hope every Saturday .;. “ Sunday 0‘ t4 H. H. GILlIFIfLSLEE _._'M " Gen. Manager. l1! _________._______._____._â€"â€"_â€"»â€"â€" -â€"â€"â€"â€". â€"â€"â€"â€"--- HAVING PC RCHASED of l. P. Kenny, ‘2 _.f nd Stationary Store, prepared to give para ationary and a}, 3.. Give me a can. A. LITTL OUR LAWN MOWERS FOR 1894 .. be surpassed for smooth work, 11ght running _ and durability. Prices range according to the size and make. Call and see our stock. J. G. EDWARDS . CO. , _~4._‘_â€"â€" MORTGAGE SALE 5 Excursion Steamer “*OF BRICK \"l‘thl-I" . IN THE TOWNSHIP OF MARIPOSA. C O L U M BIAN, are our own special Fv‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ , i,“ 3 ~ v'n lndcr and bv Virtue of :1 power of «1.:- rnmmueu it: n ,_ . W'atCheS. l llk'\ . s. I mortgage which “ill be producer: 9.: {lie :zmv: of suit: 1 Misffli 4 there will be sold by pui In no. tin'i n: 1%.; \':l'..l;e o1" /\ “'56. A/‘\ ., , T REL Creswell at the hour of two och-ck in the :ificrnvxon ; on I SATURDAY, THE 28TH DAY APRlL. I894, , ACCURATE. l by Alex. lliwn, auctioneer. the full «win; lazult 3-15, ; i 8.15“ .llp i l ‘ " . l’l one iztrcel. viz:â€" “““N‘. ‘7 . .. . S N 1894.. All and sinuuln' that textui'i l‘.\'.Lti. or tract “mg" and premises situate lying and l em; in the 'I'tan of Muriposn lll the County of Victoria and nmminin; , . if; ' oft}. .. .. by :ulmeusnremcnt one quarter 0: an new in. :t- my “to fills fllsl. roomy and tun... . Which lémd "my b6 ”‘0“? l‘m'lh‘ulvulv l'iC‘Cl'lllt‘fl ..~ I steamer ll.‘t\ ltt‘t'l. nun-n n: ; :‘u‘w‘. . ' ‘ ' . . . ', , . ' . - . - ~ " v; ,. .1 r’ - . ... “1 ”How-q” Ilmt is to sm comment mg on .ln st u..ln-i.. 1 season. and 1e llO“ “in-n 1n, l..\-. Ursula: are Old laSlllOllC’i C::L‘s~\r‘1 ‘1IE ‘ , l‘fflm‘lflr“ ”f M “l““l’sl' 1"“ i” ”‘6 Tllf (In: of lilo ! from 'ill :ivnilablt‘ points ennui-win: \\ ’l.\)\\ll\lll-) of Mari iosn aforesaid :it n tll\l.l'1r‘c p: two , ,, . . . _ . ._ .1 _. ; .2. ‘ chains arid twentvi live links easterlv from the eastern (1' 1 litlll‘\\‘a_\ - h”; l“““‘“ “1- \ "Edging; boundan of the railroad line whole the \Vhitbv, l’ort 1‘ ““4“” 1' “”5? Lindsay. ‘iu'i' . “\ ..\ OUT-i l’crrv mid Lindsay Rnilwny enters on snid IN: {mm‘hcf I’nllll. Sit)l‘.t‘}' Luke. l.0\‘tf~1t‘1\, {131151.117 I Huckhorn. t‘nenmng l’ark. Jim-u": ~ l~.:at‘1. two, thence northerly two chnins and fifty litil;~_ 13:0,“. ve that although gear are not always so casv a they will please our “Nell-V “”c Gluin- mm“: “““llflly ”"Wlldlne ”“9- llall Lake, liobcnylicon. Sturgvsz‘; ‘lif :3}; ‘eI’S best in thc Clld. 3.113;. fifty links to the southern bonndnrv. thence along the Ruepdulp 01c. lsxpurgions “-111 353 1‘: 0 .. -,...' . . - -- . .f . , . o- -m n- of, southern boundary \vgsterlv onet‘hzun 1p the p :t e of taken round lllC‘ lakes from IdiKcilt‘id .. 1’ us at bOOd lc13llce...k , I beginning. All the foregoing ll'lt.‘\' bent: parallel to L‘hemorw lrllkellt‘ld i0 Lilld‘aV ~' the boundary lines of said Lot number two, except the Cl 2". ‘1 . l" - fl‘ one on the south, which Is the boundary line of the not, 1811101], 0 4”“ “‘iy- 9K) the south bcundurv line )f the. l.llltl\ hereby granted XV .31t‘CA)Il,S x t O” s . and that of Lot number two heme, the same. . . w,“ ‘ ‘ - - . ~_. . - i; \ rm . Upon the lands is erected :1 one and a lmlf storey “ 16 tf’ PI‘OpI'ICEOI‘S. lmb‘ 1- l" . fl ’ brick store with frame kitchen :ittnched. with stone _.___________.__,__*,.,__._.. M/ NIIDLAVDT £41K}. .. \ it - cellar. Also nfrnme Stable and there are good roume - ~ . ‘ for dwelling ever the >torc. l'pon the Pl't'llll\t‘\ l\ a OUSE AND LOT FOR dbear our Q\\'1) :jfgncl well and cistern. SALE -. , _ 1 _ x . The property 15 situated nl‘out ouc'hnlfn mile from A new white brick house M‘Vc‘ll roJIllSr e mark , am. \‘v G Ll.- Mnmlln junction, on the Midland l\“.|ll\\‘;l\‘.‘;llll within _ ‘ ‘ “ l ii to have tllCPl “Aw-fl ‘4 nbout 4o rods from a store house on .1 siding cf the 011 Lindsay-st east. Apply 3‘ . - “ v ‘ L “ “K ‘ ' . ' - \ . i - : ' " r ‘ '7 3‘ ' \" - “Wand limb”)- bootheran or Daniel I'Iulilnull, Al bl»- | CCSPCCt so that c v . ._\ The property is within one and n hnlf lllllif\ from n V” “a: school and close to post office and is well ~itu.::cd f. r “J" doing a good Country trade. 'l‘I-zmus AND CONDITIONS or S.\l,l-‘..â€"Tl’lcl‘t‘lt‘llzlscr shall at the time of sale pay down a deposit of in per cent. and enough within days thereafter to nmke up one third of the purchase money. The lvnlgmm- to be payable in three years. to be secured by mortgage with interest at the rate of6 per cent per nnnum. The vendor will not be obliged to produce any title deeds, abstract or evidence of title except such as are in his possession. Further particulars and conditions of sale can be had on application to the nuctroneerfiVl I .l.I.-\;\I l’l'RVlS, liSQ., Columbus, Ont.: J. I.. I’URVIS, ESQ... Crcswell or jOHN E' FARW'lCLL, Q.C., \Vhitby, Vendor's Solicitors. ‘ Sell will be a favoursiic eIITIent for us. Also tvvo or three say-st. East. li‘il‘jdlll.’ lots in the some locality :t': .‘l lo-rf. ~â€"_,_/ .4 CA 1315-71)" 01? 1/1 'S/t‘. MONDAY. APRIL so. mu. Grand Concert by the MOZART CONCERT 00. MM 1". MABLE (LU , 1 '51:.1 . _ : MR. 1:. A. 5er 117.. .......... ’ MR. T. I) UNN, _______________ 3.21;“: ' MR- F‘ JONES. ............. ll MB. F. WRIGHT,...... ..... THE MC'ZART MALI-J (Ill-1132751 lilessrs. Shaw, Dunn, 1Mrz'.~.:mi]lf ' JIRS. T: DUNN, ,,,,,,,,,,,, 4» pump ill Cost you nothing tel Ont-watches. \Vc have Variety. If you wan‘d ‘ can suit vou as to Style and price. 23% ‘ON noun 0F KENT-811 LINDSAY: Dated the 6th day of April, 1:29.}. E S. WILSON, M. 1). (J. M. ' Graduate of the University of Trinity College, Toronto: Member of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. and Licentiate of the University of the State of New York, Physician, Surgeon. c. Office and residence, corner of Lindsay and Russell streets, Lindsay.â€"-12--ly. Tllé‘ watchman. 500 per Ammm bePRICES:-% 35and50cents, Sciatica ‘ ' ill THE WATSHI 300m at i’orter's Booketore. ~ I

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