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Fey; deszgm: 5141/ selected :2,th pug the mtand aim?“ :d we feel bme p be world. 11.. 'here is so well-known best material and hides, and conse- ‘ot guarantee. ‘JGH CURE, thi5 5" CURE, is without ‘ {medicinen All m d Phaetons ‘orkmanship. All 32111 and examine 3"]"9 co.. mofan mime! Psalm ’t, and 11: the I: absofutoly 'ld Building, in rr time to the no: budetfu} success : 5 to $50 per ~cel see. We “at film ._ No space to " w 0 if" of the finest and M’s Ff? PTION RE. ans; (p10 ‘m an. ch- -' 1,: 3., Al, an“. m Effects] G. A. of N NOR. E SHORT- ties.wbcrev the ‘uaramec. GARTS, nanship. All and examine of the Town of Lindsay, per R. J. Men- ies. have engaged the popular actress and oulariette, BETTIE 131-:erth CHAsB, in ‘l'ncle's Darling,” for one performance at were House, Monday, May 9th. This is us of the strongest companies on the road, wring played Halifax one week, Montreal ue Week, and working towards the west, laying Toronte one week, commencing day 16. The play is a tale of Alaska, the ompany carrying their own scenery and ave with them reindeer driven to harness, rained seals. bears and dogs used in the lay. Band and orchestra. See the grand tree: parade Monday next at 1‘2 o’clock, DOD. .1 o 'El'n‘D'l'. ' l n m ”5?": Kincaid hnnum by :hm‘ u: u: or on! and in“ ~. w herever they live. 3:: wo_rk. Easy tom-g 1N6. the work act-cu: to e york. Thi’ i.‘ s to ('"fl'! “'0 (CR and “I" ni-ah you the G" xplmtn 5079- I. , . . . nun!" rseIVGS if you I saving 50¢. t' ,3 inn. ‘Vre kn‘ ou heed the warning. The Will Y ml perhaps of the sure approech of that $1"? terz ible disease Consumptlon. Ask ' 3 if you can afford for the sake saving: 50c.. to run the nsk and do We know from experience that 111055 Cure Will cure your cough. It, 50-tf. yew patterns arriving daily from Eng- “ch. Canadian and American markets. REMEMBER {511 and see the Cheap Express Also greatest. place in tow Sporting Goods, etc. M" ' AND nacommons. Prices and Styles to suit customers, 251'! N0 TROUBLE T0 SHO IV [OY’S EXPRESS WAGGONS {LINE PAPERS, CORNERS Kent Street, Lindsay. Also agent for the Uxbxidge Organs and 131105. [ALL PAPERS. we Balls, Croquet Setts, Lally Lacrosse Sticks, c. forget the 5 cant wall paper at ){ft Ebe flmatcbman. n the Cambridge street Methodist church. [be meeting will be one of special interest B it will take a somewhat different form Eronl usual. A half hour will be devoted to religious exercises and the discussion of pchuscn topic. After which a. short time will be spent in social intercourse, a. well thosen program will then be rendered. M Christian Endeavorers are cordially invited to come and make the aquaintance T ' the members of the sister societies of Easter Lily ’eriume at Higinbotham’s. .ur town. THURSDAY, MAY 5. 1892. Obituary. On Sunday last one of Lindsay’s oldest residents passed away, in the person of Mr. J. J. Wheeler in his 73rd year. Mr. Wheeler was, before the fire of 1861, in business in this town.but like many others ‘ that calamity swept nearly all his property ‘ away. Since that time he has been em- Ployed chiefly at book-keeping, and has for a number of years acted as returning lOFficer and auditor for the town. Mrs. Wheeler died a. few months ago. By order 0f the town council, the town flag floated thalf mast during Tuesday. The funeral “Mk place on Tuesday to the Riverside cemetery and was followed by a. large con- course of our townspeople, showing, the ESpect in which the deceased was held. Hundreds an w’jginbotham’s. b UL \119 JIIVI. v-- <__- 7 drive had the misfortune, whilg breaking ----vv Au.“ s¢av - a rollway of logs on Bob. lake, to get caught, breaking his right leg below the knee. The young man’s name 15 James McAvelia and comes from the neighbour- hood of Campbellford. He was brought ‘0 I’ym’s hotel, Minden, Where he now lies under the medical care of Dr. Curry, ‘ and it is heped that he will rapidly recover from his injury. Owing to the abserlce of the ddctor on professional business, It Wits some time after the accident before medi- cal assistance could be obtained, conse- quently the injured limb was very much 8Wollen. making the reduction of the frac- tufe a little more difficult than it other- mse would have been.-â€"[Echo. Oh, good 0001: and chsemaid. Apply to MRS. J. D FLAVELLE. Bond Street. Leg; Broken. One of the men on the Rath‘bgm 993s THE PLACE TO Christian Endeavor Notes. Town and County. derate. What a Cough ! I HAVE THE FINEST LINES 0F METHERELL’S, METHERLEL’S and hundreds of Packages at 14- tf. L ’5 Turkish Dyes. The Corporation Ix LINDSAY. Wanted. GET YOUR xpress Waggons in town for GOODS. . \I. Men‘ 14-tf. Fox?“ 00., Photographers, Lindsay. â€"-1 -2. Monday May 9 “ Uncle’s Darling.” Prices 25 and 35c. Reserved seats 000, now on sale at: Porter’s Bookstore. is called to our fresh stock of Fresh Seeds, and particularly to our very select assort- ment of Garden Pease and Beans. We sell our seeds by the ounce or Round. This is the chea'best and best meEheq of purchasing seeds. Respectfully solicltmg a call. W. M. ROBSON, Grocer, Kent sh, Lindsay.â€" 15-4. On Saturday morning High Constable Bell laid information against a man named W.Greenaway,on a charge of setting fire to the barns of Benjamin Wright, in the 13!: con. of Ops, a report of which was given in last week’s issue. The warrant was placed in the hands of County Constable Foster. who arrested Greenaway. He was brought before P. M. Deacon on Saturday, and remanded for one week. Something Worth Thinking Over for Saturday Next. MCCRIMMON will sell a. White Shirt (unlaundried) for 35c, White Shirt made up for 500. Cotton Shirt (working shirt) for 35¢, Flannel Shirt all colors for 500, a good Knockabout Hat for 25c, a. good Cap for 10c, Gloves, Socks, Collars, Cuffs. Ties for the millions at all prices. A big stock of Straw Hats from 100 up. See them if you want a bargain. 18tf. The East Victoria Teachers’ Association ‘ meet in convention this Thursday and Friday in the Central school buildmg. Mr. W. Houston. M.A., of Toronto, will take a prominent part. A first-class pro- gram has been prepared and an enjoyable time is expected. A meeting will be held in the Collegiate Institute on Thurs- day evening, commencing at 8 o’clock, to which the public are cordially invited. The meeting will be under the direction of Mr. Houston, M.A. The Chimney erected for Messrs. Sadler ‘ Dundas Co’s. engine house at the mills, ‘ was finished on Monday last. It is one hundred feet high, and ten feet square at the base. It was built by a Mr. Smith of Galt, and contains about fifty thousand bricks. The foundation is of stone. Mr. Smith laid thebrick in exactly eleven days, for which he was paid $305. He did not use scaffolding having laid the brick from the inside using scantliizg cross pieces to stand upon. He had an ingenious contri- * - - - .1 ,_-i___:.-1 M”: anuuu uyuu. “v "we. ‘--- --___ vance for hoisting the Qnaterial and altogether the chimney seemed to “grow” each day: A'Ii‘he work is well done, and - LL- 2...... gw â€"The local corps of the Army has divided its forces into three brigades, known as the North, South and East ward brigades respectively, which, during,r the summer months W111 take their stand in different parts of the town and hold open-air meetings on Saturday and Sunday evenings. By this plan a greater number of people will be reached than would otherwise be possible. â€"Brigadier Margetts of Toronto will lead special meetings in the barracks here ”â€"1- A "All ()nflSaLturday and Sunday next. He will enroll a number of recruits on Monday evemng. “L11 ut-J. ,__-' ives the highest véééisfaction to the firm. On the night of the 27th ult., the store] occupied by Hargrove Bros. as a. grocery, was broken into by two young men, who gained an entrance through a back window, and took some loose change from the till, which had been left there over night. From there they made their way into A. Doran’s liquor store, from which they stole a number of bottles of whiskey, two boxes of cigars and a quantity of postage stamps. On the day following Chief Bell arrested ayoung man named Wm. Bell on ‘ suSpicion of being the guilty party. On being searched the constable found a number of postage stamps on him. Later on he arrested a young fellow named Jas. Barry, who was employed at Workman’s livery stable. where he found a. portion of the whiskey and cigars. They were brought before I‘. M. O’Leary and re- manded till Tuesday last, when they plead- ed guilty and were sentenced to one year n the Central Prison at hard labbr. During Seed Time, Attention The spring show of the Ops Agricultur- al Society, was held on Saturday last in ‘ the Agricultural Park. The show of horses and bulls was good, and the num- ber of visiting farmers was larger than ‘ last year. The following is the prize list : Heavy Draught Horsesâ€"2 entries, 1 ‘ James H. Wilson’s Lewie Gordon; 2 G. . W, Curtis, Just the Thing. Canadian Draught Horsesâ€"3 entries, 1 Edwin Bea- cock’s Champion Fred; 2 Patrick Collin’s Abotsfords Glory. General Purpose Horsesâ€"4 en tries, 1 Chambers Cowsins’ Morocco ; 2 Patrick Tracy’s King Abots- ford; 3 McEacharn Bros. Young Hunts- man. Road and Carriage Horsesâ€"11 entries, 1 Henry McKinzie’s Hamiltonian George; 2 John Makins Johnny M.; 3 George W. Curtis’s Richford. Percheron Horseâ€"1 entrie, 1 Nathan Day’s Finot. Cleveland’s bay horse shown by D. 8;, H. Carmicheal, recommended by the judges. Hackney horse shown by S. C. J ohnston,Sir Garnet 3, highly recommend- ed. Bullsâ€"Durham Bulls two years and under 2 entries, 1 J osesh Symons ; 2 - Richard Dark. Durham Bullsâ€"Over two _ years old, 2 entries, 1 John B. Graham ; 2 Henry Logie. Good Skiff for Sale Shop Breaking and Layceny. Teachers’ Association. Salvaiion Army Notes. Ops Agricultural Society, opera House, A Tall Chimney. Arson. He will THE WATCHMAN LiNDSAY, THURSDAY, â€"Sunday last was ng-day. â€"â€"'Read Dundas Flavelle Bros. ad. â€"The Bay of Quinte Methodist Conferâ€" ence will meet in Port Hope on June 3rd. 99 Kent sh, â€"G t W. E. ,Murphy, . tW" dooor: east. of post office, for a damty lunch. â€"The high winds of last week played havoc with fences and wood piles through- out the country. - â€"For all kinds of plain and fancy job work, try THE VVATCHMAN office. Prices reasonable. â€"-The quarterly meeting of the board of the Queen street Methodist church was held on Sunday last. â€"The Christian Endeavor Conference for Northumberiand was be held in Port Hope on May 3rd and 4th. â€"â€"An excursion party went down on the Esturion to Sturgeon Point on Friday last and a very enjoyable day was spent. -â€"Just received a large assortment of Trunks and Valises at PERKIN’S Co.. which they are selling very low. 12-tf. â€"-We understand that it is the intenâ€" tion of the lacrosse club to have a. grand match here on the 24th of this month. -â€"-Mr. Jas. Stevenson, M.P., and ex- Mayor of Peterboro, received a green goods letter from New York one day last week. â€"La-:lies if you want a nice fitting Boot try a pair of Ames Holden Co’s. cele- brated hand turned,sold by Perkins Co., 52 Kent street Lindsay. 12tf â€"Members of the Central Charity Com- mittee will please remember the regular monthly meeting on Friday afternoon at 4.15, in the board of trade rooms. --If you want to save money go to: PERKIN’S d: Co. for your Boots and Shoes, Rubbers, Trunks and Valises, c., their prices are right. . 12-tf. â€"See Hettie Bernard Chase and her strong Company at Opera House, in the lgreat play “Uncle’s Darling,” Monday night next, May 9th. Ta-Ra-Ra-Boom De Aye as sung by Miss Chase is making a great favor. â€"â€" -. . .â€" q 1. 1 O â€"The Rev. T. M. Campbell delivered his celebrated lecture on “Mitrimony” in the Queen street: Methodist church on Friday evening last to a large and atten- tive audience. â€"-The store lately occupied by Mr. S. S. Ritchie, is being neatly fitted up for Messrs. Gough Bros., of Peterboro, who have several branch stores through- out the country. ~â€"The baseball match between the athletes and Peterboro team did not come off on Saturday last as announced, but we iearn that it will take place this Saturday on the market square. â€"-Get your Pap erhanging, Painting and Calciminmg done by Arthur Moore. Ceil- ing decorating a specialty. ARTHUR MOORE Paint shop, 21 William street; Residence, 62 W1111 1m street. â€"Our sidewalks have been undergoing a. thorough overhauling during the past week, and pedestrians may new step with safety. â€"The old passenger station of the G. T.R. on Victotia ave. has been torn down. and it is the intention of the company to‘ place a couple of switches along that por- tion of the ave, as yard room is becoming restricted. â€"At the trial of Matthew Wynnâ€"the man who stabbed Walter Kerr in Peter- boro on the 15th of Sept. last, in the rear of the Balmoral hotelâ€"held at that place on Friday last, the jury brought in a verâ€" dict of “not guilty.” â€"â€"â€"Whi1e running a. circular saw in Donell’s planing mill. Peterboro. George Tremaine had the bagk of his hand badly L loluuxnnv ;..-.. cut and the {ode}: finger opened at the joint by his hand coming,r in contact, with the saw. He may lose the finger. â€"It is a poor relief from sorrow to fly to the distractions of the world. As Well might a lost and wearied bird, suspended over the abyss of the tempestuous ocean, seek a resting place on its topmost wave. as the child of sorrow seek a place of repose amid the bustling cares and intox- icating pleasures of earth and time. â€"-Base ball has become quite a. game in town, particularly more so on Sunnay than any other day of the week. Fully two hundred of so-called sports had assembled at the old paper mill site in the East Ward on Sunday last to witness a return match. V\ e hear that when the match was in full swing the police put in an appearance and put a stop to the game. â€"â€"The Hettie Bernard Chase 00. will appear in the Op era. House here on Mon- day evening next, May 9th. The street parade, consisting of a brass band, a. team ‘ A1- ..1 AI nnn‘fi ‘1‘“ n :0 mnna purauc, \v u-u-~. w...“ v _ of reindeer, a school of seals, fOUI: famous 1mp_orted dogs, two comical acting bears, a. tr1ck donkey, and a troupe of Esquimaux cddésjyvhich will be anxiously watched for. Give them a bumper house as they are worthy your patronage. â€"â€"-We learn that it is the intention of Mr. James Shannon, who has for the past ‘ eighteen years been connected with the Benson house, to open up a wholesale and retail wine and liquor store in the prem- ises lately vacated by Messrs. Grantham 8r, Goldie in the ,course of a few days. Mr. Shannon is Well known iri town and sur- rounding country and no doubt will meet with unqualified success in this his new venture. â€"â€"The lacrosse club held a large and successful meeting in the parlor of the Simpson house on Monday evening last, to discuss the advisability of bringing a district club here for a friendly‘ game on the 24th, which met with the utmost approval of all present. The boys should be greeted with a good turnout on this their first match, as they are prac- tising hard and are deserving of all praise bestowed upon them. (Additional local matter onthe 8 Page. BREVITIES. Women could not dress as neatly, prettily and becomingly than at the present- ' . The Dress Goods Man ufacturers have happily combined patterns, Ma terial and grade in harmony with favorable preferences for shade and color. If you like to see dainty designs, Neat Patterns, Fine Goods, and all in the VVU OULU uvuv...“-..-._ -- a; offer, We have also resolved not 130 displease interests in regard to prices. - - - - Men’s Boys’ and Youths Felt Hats for Spring. wear 1n Grades. Carpets, J zmz’sczy 5 Leader LINDSAY’S Q’Neck FM?" It is impossible to be specific in the description of particular style and grade might have a larger sp: can spare for the entire item. All feminine hands look dainty 1n our Gloves that cannot fail to meet any requirement. We ask special inspection of our present line mence at 25 cents per pair. They are stron Is a prominent feature agreeably surprised at '31 claims to Novelty in S1 3 are able confidently to invite like grade of goods, and feel . ’ “-n Favnr j Remember, Whe? a pair. Our 25C In great variety. Our novelties. Right.and : Oil Cloths, Matts and Mattings MAY 5, (892. -Wea.r Shirts and Under- Dry Goods Home. when looking for LACE CURTAINS our '2:c CURTAIN POLE is the best in the 'eature in our well-equipped Establishment. You will be more than sed at our Styles and Prices. . . . Novelty in Styles. Variety in Patterns and Moderation in Prices, ently to invite inspection of oar prices Wlth any other made on a roods, and feel sure that the comparison cannot fail of being D ‘. in our favor, as our prices are unapproachable, Our Stock abounds in these Goods, both and proper prices on all Goods. . MEN’S BOY’S And YOUTH’S . MCGAFFEY, :sent line of these goods. They com- are strong and durable._ ' ESE for we carry an assortment of such a stock, w E (1 (z space devoted to it than we IS our assortment commences at 30c in the trade. . . ‘m Prices GOODS HOUSE in necessaries and M a4